Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1893, Page 3

wei ey, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, _———___-. _FOR_SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE_HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. F—A NEW HOUS:: HAS SIX ROOMS SUBURBAN PROPERTY. IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS. “Eastern politicians have several popular and mistaken ideas concerning the politica of my = | ee — a = =e = ‘HOUSES. NEA’ “AGES SPECULATION ‘D-BEAUTI-| Mrs. Cleveland saw almost as many callers Ex-United States Senator T. M. Norwood of Gor. Boies has twice carried Soc EAS eae | FO nerecaice oaane | Rogenfgippamcauiane Guuagan | Mire sberiiar tat Qioemie |S odes eet Gaiec® Cee | ofa tom Ito toa she. Gd on Fartay are | Sarennch, Gu, who erved in te Sota rom | nts, Although Gov. Doin bes eee cura Eicon benlcs pane the door: eery crap st 84330; | Entry nq ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS. | §2.S0per equare foots concroted erent goer, water z CAS AND eid PER MO Birgeia Hotel ove bot. trom The sppointmente made for Tuesday were pre- | 1871 until 1677 and who was subsequently re-| "erring be reeupnisnd ot a republicnn state 82s Beott Circte—actaal buyers investieate. .685-000 ae Fat aew._| ROE San ateor: boa is fez, ‘ane ory bad ad | turned to the House in 1804, to in the city and enabled to GEb Mass. ave. hear Dupont Circle “corner”. "@3;000 ILDING LOTS ON O08 Gal eet theta, PEYTON S EENEEO T ss, | the callers repeated them. A number of those on national issues. We have been $e; —Qverionking Dayoan etree * $000 | FoMvitiand Virrine are any @2S00c 00 The | sce Fat | FOR SshE PROORTAND LOTE_LHAVE MORE | who were prominent then came today. again, | # stopping at the Ebbi.t — it for the democracy on the Ical iaeue of 30-8 & Letters a croce for + ballane, A, hendeose gy | ROR SALE Og ‘GROUND | ABIOUNING | them "a: sp frepricen 5 Gal ey, lige ooo sither bringing or accompanying other persons. | _ “Matters are quiet golitically in Georgia,” be | 15° cence against prohibition and Gov. Boles 30 -Just above Duront Cire OO SWORMSTEDT © BEADLE oe ners ¥ BT. WELCH, or. Among, the frat callers whore. Hire. Cleveland | enld to Tan Sran reprosuntative, “and it peo-| 50 siccted on that pintform. On thisquestion a 927 F at. ow. wy terms. ia H.| received was pastor, Byron nowadays turning their to nine if yon want to eet one; | B55 Netatieie Sle eH VerPure cece” ome WHORE Riahaackers wera teed | be oi + ORTHEAS | CORNER OF ¥3D AND 77x is Irs Creare Tar. with the state is safely democratic eee 10L development of the state. Although Georgia 00; concreced street. This i SALE—“OAK GROVE VILLA* A HAND- Gibson | | My list is large, but owners will not allow their | bargain; price, $1.87 }, foot. ‘some new 9-room cottage : on ful villa site; ‘This offer of mine to sell beautiful lots for among ™&y be aid to be prosperous, yet we are in | penn sane cae BAU MGRAS. WORISTED TE apy Pei a aeriase bases: wellot pure wots Summer Homes in WEST END PARK and ‘as need of capital wnich will be loaned on long known as the Boies republicans. This year ‘Phone 70. __fap3)_1421 G st., main floor. _ - caraitieiiiea aaa fe the suburban Fesidence of Dr. my new Addition to KENSINGTON on @5 | time. At present the loans extend from thirty | this faction is going to the republican conven- im eucetiens:: ¢ POR §4L.E—VERY VALUABLE 14 ROOM HOUSE, Pe ee ones tor ‘hhealthfel Monthly Payments, Iudicious people are falling | of RE | tion to trv to bring it to a bigh license indorse- mie SLE VE} = | Fequere trom ea H toca ened . ¥ sani 0 ei . scomn? Resa" Fees isth an t SB: hTigt 810-290. 8” | per dust: or would ell oper Cae i a ‘Gwar. | country: price 63.000; 8400 dawn and ¢3 thinking of buying. Are you? Do you de- at pedlre pe Merete Basse ae rea nte | maent., ow, if tho republicans give up probit Pee eee aE RROOR S| nine ome. se 71m Tass New Yore ave. sire freedom from the cares and discomforts | streaks of sunshine across the red room carpet. | Y°uld go down into Georgia and investugn tion they dose the 20000 probibitionist votes, Dre (GGT Rh sea pt RO ETF R _SALE-NEW HOUSE AND LARGE LOT ON of ft Lao, eee me! Or write for | de usual the large number of carriages in front | Opportunities for investment and the situltan- | jy {hey maintain the prehiteten, platform, the 70m Sale —A BiG DWELLING IN| widWt, thot Oe eee Lf” | F'itecropotitan branes, B. ano. FOE 2 0 circular. ee pf the mansion started toward the house anum- | eous development of the south thes would let | high license faction femaine with ua, 20. bey provements, carefully’ copstracted and compicteta | [JOR SALE-S FINE LOTS ON ELLIOTT ST. | apaot Room 4. 1503 Pa. ave_| Hl. N. Core, 706 Sra Sr. N.W. | ber of ermons, who, when they found that Mrs. | us have all the long-time capital we need. are in a very serious dilemma and » very pecu- every respect price, $30,000. T)LEK & RUTHER- near Mass. ave. £04 1D ott . Sacing eat: very oR SALE—THE ONLY FIVE-ACRE LOTS TOBE | ap’ — land was ing @ reception, instituted an 4 immi- liar position, , : FORD, 1907 Pst. nw. _mb2o-2w* | loe price. “JUAN B. WIGHT, 110Gst aw. it” | PORSA ett of them. active search for the official or officials who are at |. "The prohibition issue will consequently be FOR SALE HOUGES;, EAST | POR SALE A BARGAIN IN ME. PLEASANT 20] to 0% eink, 3HE SATURDAY STAR. Said cine Som eo aemeeeiey Stories fhe great tesuc, 18 isthe purpose « he demo- ae short tha ane whole st 0 tery Tow Meares 9 Oe ae OF GNI Se Foe amount of polite and patient answers that | Pre , rats to inject, the tari Lees again te \ ere oa hore. ‘ Pn REET FOR )R SALE— FINE LO’ i ST. pt. Dexter an ites at the ‘A large number of settlers have recently campaign and we hope to gain = great many FORSMLE ATES PPR CENT INVESTMENT, oe 1210.8 w._| Foti cperaredogin es iat: only 2s @ots| A Btxteen-Page Paper Brimful of Good | goto en ct ainappotnted, applicants for | come inte Georgia from the northern ates A votes ty. it Yor instance ia" agreulvaral ine a Eckinaton—Rst n.w.. 2story aud cellar Soom | JOR SALE-A PARTY LEAVING 1HE CITT | Incton foun and Irust bids. Reading Matter. the pleasure of seeing Mra. Cl was some- | colony of Ohio People have founded ¢ town in | counties where the profibution question is not 1 on 2d street near Penn- 20x20 to 20-foot alley: 4 rooms on | T° would dispose of two comer lots in the sout ‘POR SALE-S-ROOM HOCSE AND - be inter- | ting tremendous. At one moment when the | the central part the state apd Will grow | so strong 2 the cities there wes in the last wrcent ou tho price caked. | *$:2%-p Min Da sold vers chespit st once, iy, ae | Nene iimgin Fark: price, 20e, por foot to autek pur: | FOP oa Xmas this aoe’ Pie Tomorrow's Stan will bean unusually inter-| pressure was especially great for this boon | fruit. Two years ago another colony from Obio | election a very perceptible and” bealthy gain, . FOX & BROW Po ed onl pr Na Free pn al be A Roda! esting paper. Besides the news of she day | which the doockeepers are toable to bestow. «| planted from 3.000 to 4.000, scres in peaches. | which ean be attributed to mo other cause that "1 “E o1 7 pS oh, Wi mone squ it. i 5 R SALE—SMAI oTs IN M’ Sera com! ‘was vot 1 and it will to | the ta: Fre eae any ESE SSO Bot | cera eet Ba RE | RONSON LOPE Te ME POEAMAST | oes were oeing, tem! evar te veh wi euta mony | SSCs Say Saad eres SOs | SSSR OS Tee ME ST] i tecomn om arasemamnee JOHN KWIGHT, 14104 st. nw ty FE RAT OR pen ty og el = ere Kr shade, fruit, wood and tillage articles on timely topics, some of them at-| or three women commeuced to fire inquiries | crops and a large acreage in cotton and fruit | carry the logisiature in order to elect @ succes- SIDENCE ON Q ST. NW. | bath:a mt. Apply to . T. KAISER, a a? “Baan bug. SeeG.W. BELL. teactively illustrated. The Saturday issue of | *t the ushers: “‘Is that the baby?” “Is that the | the future of the state is bright. | sor to Senator Wilson. If thedemocrats obtain eed eas crane ee nO eta ae MARI Mes ‘si per foot; terms | [JOR SALE—1,500 ACRES OF LAND BETWEEN nurve?” Neither baby nor nurse, however. | ‘But we must manufacture ourown |@ majority on joint ballot Gov. Boies will “ oda 06 67, 000:enny tartan ap. | eee aH = 1b ot., 5 tote 182100 to alley, Si per: Freiaaiztown smtertnise ‘place fo seiutivide” or | THE Stam is looked for with interest on ac- | paid any attention to the ovation and hurried | The history of the world shows that te people | be the chorce fo. tenga ai tne poet wit pis JuHS B. WIGHT T4iOw st nw 1. | Fos Groom brick dwellings, wtzect “carn peas im | | FOR SALES lote, 182100, to alley on ¥ ot. ne. | run through tue center; nice place, fo a "xc.; | count of its large amount of inviting reading | into the carriage waiting for them. | prosper on producing raw material alone. We | governor will become mccrtnn at ee menant JOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN 4 THREE-STORY | inediately in front: wil rent” for $19.50 per mouta; | Dah Marglan 5 termes to oUt nsyivania | Will be sold ata bargain. 3. +. MILLER, disappoint | , 4% for future receptions of the character held | ship our cotton to New England. Itis returned | when Gov, Kirkwonl was oiecwea ta the nenete and basement ia with meme | Prices PY B00 ence on Oey SS. G16 12th at. now, | 8Ve-+ lot Bex to alley, at SOc. a foot; terms to | _*P6-Or Room 4. 1505 Fran. eve._ | matter. Tomorrow's paper will not disappoint | today, Mrs. Cleveland has made no plans. The | to ue with the expense of tneurance veth ways,| “I have met mans eastern democrats who Suished in natural | oR SALE — MASONIC HALE, COR. STH AND Re SALE-Con, Pea: ania ave. and 19th st. eS = ACRES AT BETHESDA. M®-:/ its readers in any way. Among its features the | chances are if it looks as if they were not likely | the large profits of the middleman andother ex- | appear to think that becanse Gov. Boies was « r laree 100 to ©. ; aeneral first-class investment and vance for an organized body desiring a . ade, &c. ; nice piace for le, Sc. j pine Re. #9.000; 62008 I hotel or gentieman’s country hor railroads. J. roved by trame house. ) trust can run 4 years Vernon electric road: very suitable for an excursion. foliowing may be announced: to grow too large, she will continue to hold | Miss Adelaide P. Flynn and- Mr. William L. penses which roll up a profit of from 100 to 200 candidate for the presidency at Chicago against y Sten and electric SE ‘Boom them until she goes out to the country house. | per cent. We have inexhaustible water power | Mr. Cleveland mul subsaagnentts tefeted e this butldine is wel! butt. ee ne Pennsylvania | 4. 1003 Penn. ave =. 206-6: _| GREAT “JIM HILL” (Ilustrated). The British minister and Lady Pauncefote | pe one Agen Pearl for een nigh ~~ | —, t position that me antagoniatic to the Scparately or in connec ¥ ley: improved by 7-room frame . ir rail- | wil ice | ° wi Taw mat at | Pree the truth. His friends Srosia brick hoses: Bote $4000" teria Cae ne oer eoan, Frank G. Carpenter gossips about the ee a tee at nce teen, ben aiserememnaes | nares inthe event that Mr. “This property will be sold av6-3e TPS TT Tithe, Bw. : road wizard of the northwest. ‘ : - < Atlanta are prosperous. Eastern capitalists | Clev be nominated, and ie parchaur. Apyie to ADAM Gt seo wal SEIGHTY-EIGHT en) AND | 77ON SALE—l40 ACHES NEXT TO_BETHESDA ‘There will be a musicale at “Coreoran house,” | joan money without question upon western Teal | would not have done for him te accept the cab- Be ROBT. WeDUND. 5 FF aduty- mike ote square IOs cnet AB fee 8 inches | Fopark teentine on ances eae 2Oq BETHESDA | HOW A LETTER GOES (Illustrated). residence of Senator Brice.on Saturday evening | estate farms, which is oniy one form of invest- inet m for the feason that his great by 8 feet; Madison z and 16th sts. ; | roads: nice place to subdivide in 5 and 10-acre lots. Scenes in the dispatching division of the | in aid of the building fund for enlarging St. | ment, while with us we have great resources str ald have been ina measure taken 1510 and 512, fine renting for $15 - HV ILLER, Room 4. 150% Penn. at city post oftice. John’s Chapel, Senator and Mrs. Brice having | for manufacturing, water power for mills, tim- i euch, Price, 83.1: LE-NEW 6-200M DWELLT : nerously given the use of their ball rooms | ber, marble, iron, gold, coal. all of which conid if ‘on easy teria. c RC. BLACK, 604 5th pS paar Le ger iy gi ou . . iron, gold, coal, | _ ‘ularscall upoa = my NO ST. NE: WITHIN | walk Go Pome 300" A FAMOUS HUNTER (Ilustrated). for the occasion. Ex-Vice President Morton is | employ an immense amount of capital to build | AMUSEMENTS. McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Vardsof Manton Squace, wit small brick | RCOCGS Foe me © Pe. Shinar wis seainadindinhe he greatly interested in the projest and is giving | plants to develop. In the south we obtain our | otizel by the owner to | howse; ail only pj eqound next sold for #150) per FOE, SAL 10, ACRES AT BETHESDAT! mares animals Zoo, | itevery assistance. Joans throngh the banks and as the national) Armavon’s. dest night the “welling on Rs: near | foot. ‘Address ar uff. fronton electric BR. WILL BASE BALL PAY? (Illustrated). The meeting of the Alumne Association of | banks cannot loan upon real estate the line of Thester of spany oa, vate con cise: | RG AALE oe ete ae in Le Droit Park; | _ap6-6t* aan 4150) et, ave Some pertinent gossip about the coming sea- | Georgetown Academy arrartged to take place | *ecliriticn with us is necessarily limited. Decision of Shed ta sataral wool: tear ullding lot on.1e Droit ave a Beas ea: Se y “The people in my state are very m: “A Pair of ivi is mansouely ‘vapered | Zpert freak about OS feet deck seme FOr SSce QUT iso acnEs ansorsG ar pa this month bas been indefinitely postponed. | « “The people in my state are very mu ~operes people auite be- with the appointments that he has thus far made are—Misx Grace Kimball and Mr. For full particulars eal? upon Ans eround.as itis directly at the Sunday terminus of the | WHAT WOMEN WEAR (Illustrated). ee es convinced that he. will carry out the | Ormonde. it isuct cteted whe anon McLACHLEN & BAT 520 SS: sancenttns "when the road freompleted. “Fare, | Some of the latest decrees of dame fashion, | Church of the Incarnation by Dr. Townsend. | great principles af the jaetr The penule ot | the playlet. so to «peak, but it nes oth For particalars apply 10, Ge eS 2 The ushers were Messrs. Clyde Allan, Howard | the south feel most kirtily to. him, honever, | though neither worel nor drass a SALP—THE s a THE CLIFF DWELLERS (Illustrated). Christman, Chas. 8. King and William T. Reed. | because with his election the force bill was | the complexities of two promle nu» ere visiting é Franklin Park. 7 7 F 20510 12foot alley: How ancient America is to be represented at | The bride wore a traveling dress, as after the | Killed and @ most serious social problem | an insane wayinw nthe of the physi- eaanisetasic ns rye pes either side ;omly $2.60 per LOTS AT BETHESDA, 50X00 FT. tka csi fei ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Allan drove at once to | golyed.” | cian in charge and who mistake each other tor books. For fuil list call at office for bulletin issu —_ a= = ‘actric K.R. ond B. and 0. B.R. Z ee a a ge ge 4 | patients. This wae ats fir anee and it Istand Ita z 20 WI ood place to invent, = . n Was in this city formerly in the office of | Walter m of Galveston, Tex., - | will serve ite pt fora time. That it pote RE EE. nd W ats. now. : every mor. 5 oe On SALE OR BERT LALGE NEW HOUSE, Quaint scenes in an old Maryland town, ciated = aa Bese in Pottsville, | sonal ‘Abhongh Mi Gabon ads in | *¥ing that Mise Knnball and Mr. Ormonde did ck; deop = paved: ine cabinet, mantels; beputifal | — with barn, wind mill, &c., this side of Tenally” Pa,, and at Asbury Park. . * been in | 5, . fine cabinet mantels; veputi OR aR with a, ss . . 3 A | it, “Squirrel Inn” followed and was enjoyed jttegtee = Hegel og neat houses ju northwast section for lessthan | F* side, 19x100 feet to alley: only ype0t 5. H: MILER Noom 4, 1503 Pa, ave. | DIPLOMATIC FIXTURES. A business meeting and social of the ¥. P. 8. | Washington for over a month, he is just now | gnietly aud thoroughis. Wien “Squirrel len S.iihepart in inonthly notes | $2,090; tere to ait: open ‘ail day for ins ~maeeae EARLE, 1405 F st. DR SALE, Fe x NEWHOUSE | State Department employes at home and/ cp ofthe Memorial Lutheran Church was | getting out of the house, having been very ill | lax been made to end. difierently dude tnedle ° chnian in charze: cafiande eu PARLE, 'st._| POOR SALE. ANGE NEW HOUSE " j i andes oner it will be feaine house with lot 45306 10 aliey. "$4,000 FOR SALE-SPLENDID, HOMES TWO OF THE #EOLDEE-RAGOR | som, Sole Se Hots BAUR Ayeire ene | _ ermal whe bere seen ng eervien the one last evening at the residence of the |from pneumonia. He i a promincut man in | #0" ; ye howse with 9 ! very best Pri 5 7 d Seaton st., Le Drot | b. osToN, Misses Schmidt, 1722 Pennsylvania avenue | his section, being largely interested in railroads °™°", eos: bath: press trick io Ts'and ave., with same 1907 Pa ave._| IN A BOOM TOWN. northwest. After the business was transacted, kins’ Gi peg SALT, $3,400.00 MA. ave PSS iSauit parch ackoed verges at Uae aT BE-| A description of scenes at the first rush into | which shows the society in a flourishing ‘condi: | ROLE Ee oe ee or the first Fon satr. Sret-elave plumbing: wood materials: fn j “epost H. M. EARLE, 1405 F st. larve stable, all kinds | Qkiahoma. tion, some time was passed in social intercourse | 8 the state legislature. He is not to | time, being jon night fct_members Rew corner bri ship: wide parking ; choice improved OR SALE. STEUBEN ST. (FUTURE E: and refreshments served to all. Those present | Secretary Gresham. oniy of the Theater of Arte and Letters. The formas easy. Inquire on preinss at 233-7947 ‘ma Fonx of Columnbla road) weet of 7h it 30x30; TEINICE NEW HoOGE Ne ONt-neuE | A TANGLED SKEIN. Wire the Mises Schmidt, ‘Mines Natmenn,| | “Texas,” he enid toTue Sram representative, | fisir will be full drost aud very fashionable, . ——— MR SALE—TWO SQUARES FROM THE CAPI- cash. balance 82. 2 HOUSE AND ON : Misses Hurley, Misses Callahan and Misses He ortows Oxcrestea will give i in, brick b. taining 1° rooms tol_three beautiful G-roor houses; brown stone GeO PG HAHAM, 1310 F st amare sal iat she A bright end Geumetic story by Cercle D. | (ochar, Bokeill, Tarowp, Meloen, Boventead, | U0 US to end we do Ringe deen Ganson |, Sen Soc cae ones ee Sir conchae caauoaees ticks same Toe ee ee Room 4, 1563 Pa ave. Beebe. Van Wagnen, Hayes, Randolph, Davis, Burger, | ** toe ee = car have been | this ever Mr. Joref Kaspar, the conductor, Tearou paved alley 20 fect wide: within coe i is Butler, Seifert, Bright, Henderson, Mrs. r during the present year than in many | bas arranged an attra ram, and the de teal Sear erenl we SS REDFORD | POR SALE— LAOING THE CORSET. Mickie sad Mix Week, Gal Manon Wanhy,| you. Wo ano penetliy enh of 400, @s| scheme cthbeteme camer Minko »amederp house containing 8 rooms, heated bi 400 N. J. ave‘ne. ee | rhe residence DEAL HOME. , >. payne, | An institution eo ancient that nobody knows Beeler, Whipple, Gunderson, Derrick, Butler, | produce one-third of the cotton crop of the Thompson, cowtralte; Mr. Arthr Ma: furnace. elect=:~ lt 3 nicely located, at No. 2 Be nt BT: ROSD | 56 miles from Washington, situated’ immediately: who invented Nelson, Barton, Helmus, Stodder, Burger, | world and Galveston is tite 4 cotton center, | Pixtist: Mr. Paul Mhersch, cellist, and the i on apply to WELLER & RE- formation appis 310-9 | on 'the ‘corporation ‘line of Warrenton, "Vac. com Stoweli, Ramey, Paul and Spangler. ee in | Wilhelmj Club. This Inter is composed of Perri 400 Fears woe |A Fixe Resivexce : on hy Ey THE NATIONAL GUARD. Mra, Mary C. Redmond, x daughter of Valen-| We bt"® 2,000,000 acres of. schoo! land and in| Prot. Karpar's pupil UE ‘OOM AND BATH | co : 3 i jana liee) i jon have $25,000,000 invested in interest-| Mx. WiLLar» ix Batrrwone.—At the request Stick house NelOP St wees hand ofl Gta slow Non- Nareunonwce ety ofornament:l trees now coming to raature | Some recent doings among the soldier boys. me frobes and za: ‘This tsa snap at 85. We desire to cal! special attention toa hand- os jouse renting fOr $25 per month. "A barain at the Delceasked. © (°° #2 xr menkpo eo ‘The whole place for. The locality is. wonde st the carton calle o Bins Bide BEAL ESTATE GOSSIP. tine Frost of Locust Valley, L. L, was married to Col. Henry Brevaort Bristol of Washington, bearing securities of school moneys, so you see of a large party of Washington ladies, some of : that educational matters in the lone star state | Whom were prevented by’ the Lenten season Es 3s fat (tho re ° tall a retired officer of the United States army, ves ae San ene Sy ae See 4 is Srine we G Se ee O8 PST. NEAR CIRCLE: Teg) and the wocighy tnwurpasned: ‘Tare dai "trains Proposed highway improvements and other | terday, at noon, in Grace coaaiey, Mow Soak | seek Saceemeat, Wanna sebupeaons tok eee ae oie. vk SALE— ME are authorized to sell. House st ‘per foot. o Washington - is property can be bought at » ity. The Rey, Samuel Maxwell of sn Cove| ‘We had the warmest political contest that Ste Tea, ren rootia. amd bate ~ - Bi ESx80; $2 por foot. ; H. OpERTSO Soar cl ace cits ‘ Poli sor's Love Stors” will be gi he Lyceum Sanllstat a en rooms and bathe front with stoop of same, ornamented with P Lets om Willand st neat’ isth st 5 °0x00; 82-30 per | AGS, 1421 G'st, Washington, B.C eee ee ae eae et Mae ot ths aloes over seen. As is well known, one | Theater, Baltimore. next Saturday afternoon in 11 Drase ‘ we race The was wing of the democratic party acted with the re- | place of "The. Miss 7 < Tee Best oi he font aad ean ee om the SIPE as) Tote om 11th st. me; half block from park; 1.05 W Axiep AUBURBAN PLAcE-aT015 somes Ald for the Children's Hospital. | her uncle, Dr. William A. Covert. Col. and publicans and for’. tine the, bite eae ag | ace of “The Middlemen,” previously am Pou sates : by piene (oes convenience, in-| “A -hesp lot on Princeton near 7th, T. and B. sub, Tineliing reer copies nee fF desirable S-room | = The following additional subscriptions for | Mrs. Bristol started immediately after the cere-| intense. ‘This feeling. however, bas parsed . eal, ‘central part of the noriSwest: Inigo hue, ented qludine furnace heating, electric eas lighting, | {3S 04 ae Cleveland Heights near Wordley roads een ee oe eat AY & HALDEMAN, the benefit of the Children’s Hospital have been | mony for Washington. away toa great extent and the democrats are| A Verdict Against the Eckington Railroad soe eaent hard-wood mantels and trimmings, hand-| 32° A BARDON Con | _aps.nt 908 F st. w. | received at Tam Star office: Prince Roland Bonaparte, who has been the | looking forward to a reunion. Ido not think ‘Company. drovers. viz somely papered walls, batler's pantry and ‘G15 14th st. ae = gent: Decsent 6 Prst-clase tena at will lease b ery respect: house” in perfect iter, tiled bath room and every usefal Fretar tthe TING WEST. ON 500 feet. eround: ated 5 i Brookland ; convenient to cars; excellent water ; small Heretofore acknowledged. Mrs. M. E. Norment..... lion lately in New York city, is coming here on Saturday. the split will be serious at the next state’ elec- tion. We divided the colored vote, which is the A verdict for $3,500 damages was rendered a conver o Le Deets Boundary at #1.10; terms to Y couabay or ot Tosa ana | Plaintiff Kobert Moseby and wife in bis action Sotiurs an wie’ secnvue, and shold be Chine latest model nn ne SNOW) uk BATH e SEFFORDS, Str Timrst: Rweapsrde | caniand balance monthly Teen Se Tn Mrs N.H. Hollorets, The “*Carnations” will celebrate their second | fi'my ovinion the division wal be: petensoene | again! the Eckinston and Soldiers’ ease awa Uscal opportunity ‘The lot is 20 feet front by good depth. Price = a NLY 8800 PEK ACRY. ThACT OF | Jee oe ee anniversary tonight at the Rifles’ Armory by | Here is an example: In one county in my | Capitol, North © Street and Souta Washington is only $12,000. LOST AND FOUND. Ee nd cue of 234 acres: 3 uiiles north of | Rn reception and dance. state which has 1.500 colored votes and 900 | railrond companies in Circuit Court, Division CHAS. EARLY, 3 POCKET BOOK, BLAC D | posed electric railway’ a tarcaine "a TOU Of PO) Crick. Mrs. Dotph had ® reception yesterday after- | white votes and winch had. normal republican |1 jnago Brediey. This wes an ection for in, OST-LADY'S POCKET BOOK; BLACK.TIPPED | posed Iway je a majority of 1.000 I earned it by 200. b % 08 14th stn w. a7 ‘corners and initial letter : contained smail sum of KEDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006F._| Through Mrs. . B. 8, @1;L B. noon. ei nablap Haak NOnIMEISGA IA te ike oul juries received by Mrs. Mosby in» collision at paones foreleg coli cards, Re. Five dollars ice NE-TWO SMALL HOUSES AWLANG-| ., $1; in memoriam, $1; W. E. Mrs, Cottrell was alse et home to callers | | 1.7 tout the rallrents net exteoang tiny | sth Strest and Xow York avsaue between Sesre FOR _SALE—LOTS. Ost PAIK (OF GOLD EVEGTAGGES WITH ais fo NULTON HanVEN, Cy ere US levine oy Hines in Texas." This condition of affair. has | fA 8. April, 18%1-she_ being a passenger in ‘Ok WIL E ‘O- ger oe ‘sual piece of chain attached. Please leave OPP. x ex J age iiss Edna Smith, who is studying vocal | been largely exaggerated and several roads are She claimed to recuwed o ric de! ss: cellar under | FOR SALE—COLUMBIA office and receive rewi = 7 = Rad; 10; W. K.’ Ellis, $2; Miss y . a ve scue: heared i furnave:dentably located at | P side of Renyon bet. 13th GST BETWEEN HIGHNOND HOTELAND GT. | FOR cet en MOON PORTAGE In| Endy, $10; We en Sateen masic in New York, is ere for a iew days'| building branches, The peuple of the state are | NeFYOUs shock and permanent injanes.| The DO; abundance of young frais | 01 0 Gave Per ou: ft. : Siartiew s Chiseh orinihe starch, = wold watch | #3000, on easy terms. DUCKETT, FORD & Green, $2; Anonymous, @ visit with her sister. at her aunt's, 406 Spruce | friendly to the railroads and want to act. with u net the Eckington company, “ PASTFRDAY & HALDEMAN, : 008 Pen EAP_NEABLY NEW sROOM, “i apiendidey orate home oC Gch. fargain ‘price and cay tersas Tatorested SS. CARPINTER 1411 Gat 3 isis Fs 3 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, of Dartwouth adjoining the corper of 13th pera. ft.; £000 cash. DANIEL & ARM. OLUMBIA HEIGHTS. MAGNIFI- + | O17 Fst. nw. i WASTED-00 “ACRE Fiver for n quick pure of Washington. JOHN 8 ” apo-at * rewarded by re’ Hotel. ape-lw" THE FOTOMAG within thirty miles O19 7th st. nw. Fi | With pin, Finder will be sutiao NORTH | Ine to MISS WHITE, Richino OST—APRIL 6, BET. 8 AND 10 P. drop setting from earring, gotug troin $23 North Capitol st, to H. along H to 3s, on kl <0 Gand thence to the Astém, cor, 11th and G sta. n.w. Through Mre. Glover—Sundries, $1 M. G., $3; Wm. P. Lipscomb, $3; Dgothy Dunford Lewis, $2 i R. H. Goldsborough, $5; Mra. M. J. street, LeDroit Park. Miss Woodruff, who has been spending sev- eral days with Miss Cunningham at the Wood- mont, has returned to her home in New York. them because they realize that one is depend- ent on the other. There has, of course, been considerable friction between the railroads and the people: as Texas was the pioneer state whicl |iury finding that the Lelt Line company was not responsible. Messrs. A. S. We and T. C. Taylor appeared for plaintiff. > ice HO fixed the rates of the railroads by legis- Craig £ Harding's Voting Contest, Sent Dalldine lors north aide cf Yale bet. 1Sth and | “Yzunasome reward for feturn #0 #2 North PAT TS af TE, al toy Sa eres wok Ginie Coeee Mise Roberta Allen, daughter of Paymaster | jeune Riteoeah ts ie contd Gurtthe gue hands x i Ha SW RS sts. af 10 cents a foot le-s than acins value. ©” | st. exmme iaiteady 4500 cash balance #3) Ger month. | B™piocwag Mant’ Gor Geo ee Allen, now stationed at the Portsmouth navy | ~The coast country and the panhandle have | some easy chairs is sicadily increasing. Vote yo EB NIE RAN NAL ee rEDNESDAY LAST, ERT WEES § | Pui upd ts city propery ortarm. OWNER Boom | B. Pickman, bfang, @6: Geo. E ard. is the guest of her cousin, Mra. Batehel-| received the largest addition of settlers. In | for vour pastor. Craig & Harding, corner 13th god bancment Loans, i0"reome. bath, im | SALE—WILL L a ee en ee | oe iu | Miso May 1), Carter, 60c.; Mra. ¢. der of 1712 Q street. the former district people are going into track | and F streets northwest. —Adet. Prieto oy sgh avTatt Glover, $25..... é Fred G. Berger and family have removed | farming and fruit generally and are at present TMI rm ema EK +x = : berri hi louse to House, Inspectors. P9e, SALE ICE NEW BUUSE eretura. ie ‘Total to date See east oe oye ee eee | competion stm Matlin: Sa eek See | © Mika timer Basen one seen he MILLER & —-ATURDAY NI [1TH RRs 3 Mrs. and Mise Harriet Hall wilt ive | becoming a fruit-growing state, and so diversi- | the Commissioners the following compilation cee Q tw Sthend P E—FOR DESIRABLE CITY RI Z ‘the city for health and convenience; with every convenience; heated jase Windows; «ilt edge invest- per cent without regard to natural For price, terms &e. ly to THOMAS J. FISHE 1324 F st. nd S, amink api ned to 1416 11th denee, nice G-room cottaze with about 2 acres of nd, in Hyatteville i ggienty fruit and sade, 'T, FORD & CO.. 617 F st. R SALF_ON TI road near Bethesda. DW ap6-3t* ‘BH. WARNER &CO., i 916 Filed With the Register of Wills. ‘The will of the late Jeremiah Lynch was filed today. He leaves his estate to his wife during life and widowhood and at her death or mar- ib: | ringe he leaves the estate to his executor. C. trust for the Brookland Catholic Church. for the last time this season on Saturday, April 8, as they expect to leave next week to be absent until November. After visiting Mr. Marshall ‘Tyson of Baltimore, the brother of Mre. Hallo- well, and Mr. Henry G. Morris of Philadelphia, c les Behrens, and will be at home to her fied are her resources and so extensive her ter- ritory that with ier wheat, sheep and cattle she {ill soqn be am. position to supply the whole inion.” from the returns of the sanitary inspectors in the service of the house to house inspection for the week ending April 1: Namber of squares inspected, 66; number of eee oes ——— n ; Most of the larger uptown hotels are packed | premises and houses inspected, STON APPIL 5, A POCKET BOOK CON- — gs - they will goto Chicago to be present at the « ag ‘contemplates building om adjacent corner lot. ‘aining about #40 and papers which are of no value OSCAR W, WHITE, 990 F st. n.w._| Heitmuller, in trust to pay #200 to the new opaine of the world’s fair and remain to the | % the very doors with guests and for the past | of f ae pee Ancther house is to be built on next adjacent let. In soa emnall ‘diaiwond pin. “he aE eee Catholic Church in Brookland; to each of his | Oped two weeks there has scarcely been « night when | PeFsons residing 6.772; home dir Met, branch c#°B. and. Rm. | QuN™Giar sakce's "a0 wi Bald Address CN | Galcr TINO R PHITLIPS OCH. Lee mee | Pain Tote cetceee aenisace: AD; ABEAU. | nephews, Thomas and Jeremich, $1,000; to bis | !O3®- they have not turned thom eeay. It tes tecn | FO0ms, 9.047; number of water closets, 1,589; “S rooms, ail conveniences: trait trees; | MAN: Ste 5 | DIAMOND BRACELET. THE FINDER | Sevason, plenty of shade,"near the’ watson brick | first wife's niece, Honora Mulvehill, 61.000, and| Mrs. Dr. Henry M. Hufnagel of Brooklyn, — Ti eben | number of box, privies, 366; mamber of muis- Sha ate warleg wiehin few isinatees walk of | POH BALE Soe. 8Q Will be well paid for returiing St 10:08 at et | TAMU fiR6 door and elewant neichborhood ; lot | the rest of the estate to Rt. Rev. J.J. Keaue in|N. Y., will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs, | Mauy years since stream ors ances found, 412: number of Iawfal Poured into Washington as during the present | receptacies found, 312; number of unlawful and E Notice of intention to contest the will of the | friends at 1311’ 6th street northwest after 4| month. It is accountable on two grounds. garbage receptacles found, 830; number of seaeounely toreteed; | meee ___Adfentte bail 7 ; ik, ek. 4 W HOUS..cONTA late Uriah Daley, which leaves his estate to his | o'clock Monday evening, April 10. Owing to the severity of the winter Florida | Premises sempred. 1,148; number of premises SEtrays ome, tor a zoane couple; price, 86.300.Ad- ve on Meridian Till, Mt, Pleasant, University | Sek patee ith Peon colored silk reticule, Lurk: | E' rooms and cellar, on electric railwa wife, was filed toda; Mre. J. T. Varneli and Mrs. William J. Zeh Without sewers, 311. lative prices. turn to 1140 Conn. ave. a 5 eames ‘apo-3t* received more than her quota of visitors. b — — d large lot. 8 Ga ie aE oe i ini ‘ednesday turning — JR SALE_<:-STORY BRICK DWELLING, MOD- 7 “Atlantic building, (aplTt) ROO Fete Society of the Colonial Wars. og “They will have with thew Mire FE Poa pried grind sigrecom gr Watineton To Entertain Foreign Journalists. ©. “contaiaine Li rooine. sundry and furnece room, NE BUILDING LOTS, NOKTH PERSONAL. FORSALE-ON SMALI MONTHLY PAYMENTS, | At a meeting of the council of the Society of | Brandenburg and Mise Zeh, Then the new administration, of course, at-| The Press Clyb is making preparations te Giska ree cess oes ony Se See dots WHE | walk: water, semeruce and easy concrete ley in rear; <anrpONEGROW CN TREE GOMES | | ie cotiares. ey #0cant and mo. | the Colonial Wars, held in the city of NewYork | The Lotus Literary and Pleasure Club held | tractea great many here, but the rush of tour-| give the foreign journalists who are now en ‘enoet _ 6. D. LIEBERMANN, 1300 F st. SEATESE Co., 1007 Pet. nw. | MOXEL PONT, GROW OF TREES. 17 COMES Two $3,000 cot-aren, See. 630 canh amd $9) teeing, | OD the Slst of March last, a committee of mem-| its regular meeting Wednesday eve at the | ists surprises even the hotel men. The train | route for this country # pleasant reception ro . SALE_OOLUMBIA HEIGHT: 50 sche Raton aok second-hand yarinents. Send postal, ‘Two #4, 50Ucottages, Sto 10rs...845 cash and 840 mo. | bers of the society living in this city was ap-| residence of Mr. James Eckloff, 513 N street | from the south is sup; toarrive in Wash-| when they reach this city during their journey . ft, including improvements; 1J-room T YEET 10 JUCHES Fai sr | av’ JESTi'S OLD STAND, 619 D st. n.w. _| All “of the above coftaces are convenient to the sta- & P| northwest. New officers were Clected as fol-| ington about 11:35. It generally gets along | to the world's fair. A committee bas been ap- jE age OS a nS Diinsci Gs actelane thortoye olicues Ytenthes | facets Sudtaidings ec non"ber iat csi | Uhe estaultanmens of a teaeeh ie wee Diaries or | lows: President, J- MeGinniee: vieo presidoat | here from one to four houre late. "At two af | “atta orits ut. A Committ ia this city. sick REDFORD Wo'WALKER & 0%. 1000 F_ | {O8on coat side of 7 #3) permomth a! jer foot | we expert dewctive conbuential, “LAWYER: ‘Bos | fert of ground. -Laaland isxitucted sight miles foams | Coeatthee ae anaes the committee are | T. Allpress; treasurer, R. Neely; recording seo. | the hotels one night this week over fifty peo- es FOE SAE RTH ST PETE AND, MS Ny | oki Jauds awardee coi 2a. Uiry: mI0-14e"_ | gisoon the linsof the proposed howeward and clectic | Rear Admiral F. A. Rae, U.S, N.: Pay Director pat Hae eoey ter Hacer eraaeed | Spe eager ple gpaed conan ng Athletic © welling, S rooms, 10 $2.50" per | SEE =** " secretary, Miss B. Leese. =I EW HAMPSHI v1 UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. | railroad to Baltimore. Ithara beautiful lake. stores, | James H. Watmough, U. 8. N.; Lieut, Richard 4 “ i An athletic club has been orgamuzed andes c tinprogerten int OR SALT LOT ON, NEW HAMPSUINE, AVE A Comuanleatans rampiyatesda aa oon, actaaly churches. 4. Corsuutation iekett |G. Davenport, U. 8. N., and Mr. Charles E.] Mr. and Mrs. William C. Beck have removed sree lage pronrlonton he eae ears [POTTS quarters cb $005 Notas nethenneh OWRER, 3008 Eat. __s004*_ | WHLLIAMS, Manager, S20 Fnvw. ‘Estaviiahed 1690. | A. NEWMAN Sener ts3p"R st. AN from 7 to 10 | Coon of the War nt. On the 6th in-| to 1618 15th street northwest. Mra. Beck will ee of which Chas, Balman has been elected mas- Fe eecusrer-ros LOTS-SEVERAL FINE a12-4in* eee Inquire fort. J. Lo a og epee arg ee be at home Wednesdays, as usual. “Politics in Iowa,” said J. J. Richardson, ne- | ager, A. Craig, assistant manager; 2.0. Hougb- ness Properties situated cn F and 6338.05 | —<—<———————— | Sap CEDNEWSIX-ROOW HOUSE toum | DY the New York society this com “| Mrs. Bugher will give a tea this afternoon, | tional democratic committeeman from ‘that ° oS. J perete RATE eee | COAL AND WOOD one fom gion nee ltt carnge hous | Meeting atthe residence of Admiral Has, No re eee FoR sate— 1.250; easy terms 1232 17th street northwest, when it was decided 4 to7. state, to Tae Stax representative at the Ebbitt > : it this morning, “‘are peculiar, We have a demo- SRE s: _mih1-3m' HINE, Viezna, Va.__| to organize a society. Membership is derived} Mrs. Ffoulke has invited her friends to ates How to Get a Water Main, “COLUMBIA HEIGHTS*\— GBtAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL. Petty AT NILLE, THE Must | from ancestors who see ea seed sees ieee tomorrow afternoon. ee a eens Tn 1889 | To the Editor of The Evens Star: EH 6 itis ach eaten bi ntiful subnrb of the mational ‘capital, distant | civil, military or naval, in service of the Lily Wright left bere Tuesda; ’ “ Cor, Princeton and 13th, This beautiful corner, op- | that we will have co oven the next ten days aa ss ‘aly OM miles, with fare less than Sig cents, and with | Colonies or under the banner of Great Britain | ¢ on baleen ane day morning barely lost the Ben-| “The absence of Potomac water in many in- ‘ Peery, Furbrice and erm as- | Sbatuate: Chance or te proat tetra Tene | oe | gue ganaume, ee Will sell the same at wrvatly re | ie cer ane Gromthly payments sud steeeibe igo | in America in the building up and’ defercrcr | £9 West, Point, where she will visit the family | ate, ‘while in 1891 we the senate and | habited squares in the city us a cease of existing Fae aa eae eae HOE FISHERS a. | "RATHCEAN es yerton: Agee. #55. gg | Hest eneane espe geHUN GET | the thirtnn soloes of aren from ante | ot BE, Philp Harvey, United Stale ariay, end | barely lout the howe, Dar bots Sines cooing | pabic abuse tnjusicae to aaa wae FOR SALE NO OF TUE CREAPERT AND | oO cara FIRST Tore |e en Sean Boer oN | Mapes ‘tr Fet.nw._| 1775, This includes the Pequot, King Phillip | Yor, with her slater, Mre. Bennett “We are confident that we will do the same | ust owners or residents do to get water along 2 and SON Bet. we-. and will be open for invpectiog | F' ground to the District fx aavstionee pacotivide Yard, South hoe Rta OR RENT_COUNTRY, RESIDENCE CONTATN. Sop atacecaiees Mrs. W. H. Wright hae ismued cards for the | this year, and are equally confident that wo wil | Uh # equa yy a Teey sro handsomely” perered: ravine ere ain snd 90 . Be, ; Sok hommes” take theo 3 sie Eos cor’ cheers: cicshe' eile, “Hack | subaividing into lta atsarey ag TAytie "| QMce shone, 436 ansaw__| materia hens abundance of shale Not » Case of Threats. Ee any k Nee Aga MS | eece lone Geb aste Gee. Bukesreciocton™| (tke Rgtetep ts to ot Senne fmeach hoes: ungutas the seoverty perticaerly ax | opl-@t SIT 12thet. a.w iueteone banning). Forest Glen depot: 1 hore rivet Miwerd Cesker and Somes Oliver, colseed |S OS SG pcb ues — by the residents and abutting property owners oe =“ MANIC situated § molies out on 7th st pike. men, were in Judge Miller's court this morning | _, MF. Zenos C. ing has returned from his | «There is an impression in America that the | slong the njunre whore it i deoned 40 buve : stone steps ant base The outlook | MOR SALE-I OFFER BEAUTIFUL BUILDING MANICUR Gress GLEN, Star office. visit to Ashevill . jonaion . ig the *qua: eugken ae a} 5 |= ~ 7 a ‘a charge of threatening the life of another | isi to Asheville, N. C., in improved health le,” said Dr. Emil Bh water main laid, and send it to the Distnet TIER OE] a a re EEE cama Miloon Allen, | ndigtvength and i sfapping. os "700M atrast | Come = Nenocomlins” soit De. Hail Bie 0 | oot nh and cond te, the Disease fatcly. The rice of each, $7,500, with ucnehiy pay- | Furs 'sir and grand pletare-ate i 0. RT colored citizen named Nelson Allen. northwest. Mrs. Robbins stopped at Lynch- ‘ p Dow es ae Mente if d-sired. vou cab- Prices will be largely advan. a. of FIN) Lawyer Martin plead not guilty for his client prominent journalist of Vienna, Austria, and 5 i alrendy a number of applications for water . , arg, visi who is alsoa lieutenant in the Austrian arm ; wate Sor help being pleased. ResHs co. Avpig to pee COTTRELL. uth of New Yor! a ‘PSO | and Nelson's side of the story was told ina few | PUN: ves Ber =o ee sept mses Tae arn; | mains, and there is not enough money availabie _ qs Fst nw. hin 4. | ont 5x7 rath nt we CORE oe). = HK SALE_AT A BARGATN_—1W0 CHOICE LOTS | words. He told of meeting the men om the | "@ !ten at the Riggs this morning. pression |¢> jay them all. ‘They will be laid in the [on SASSER ee OR iS a eas LATORS AND carrraL. | ATTORNEYS. ao Meter aan see Ta Dae SueeeET” MARNE, | etrest” and related the conversation betwoen | _ The engegement of Miss Mario Williamson, | is founded upon falso and exaggerated news | vrder) in chish the applications mide mast city of subarin— lars beuse iu the b.w.; 12 rooms; ut rapid increase in = W. iT office. sion, Address: nothing of the cause of the diffi- ion Sie Th_ Pres BUF O00. se “Se ses ¥. them, saying 000 o00 the District at present .ow prices ine lots aud blocks on the Conduit road. Call and see | E. B. COTTRELL no | me | Rppiy to | _anPde 517 12th at_ wes Motzeroct bide. aps-Gi" HEIGHTS, NEW GEORGE W. KERN Al J attorneysatlaw, W: Lexa! business of every Teasonabie, Office hours: 9 CDMPBELE CARRINGTON, gan be found in | EDWARD 1. GIES, tion teeaacted’ Hates (on tra: byt m. to5 p.m. teé-3m* hich Iam offer- FoR RENT TIN FORT MY ER r. cEaeaT I Tongues Se Sena een es sicahe ees _Atiintic building, fap) 10 Fee nr. culty, When Lawyer Martin’s time came for ques- tioning Nelson he first asked what was his bus- inese, mud his reply was, daughter of Chief Engineer Williamson, U.8.N., to Mr. Cavel Hallof Baltimore is announced. ‘The merriage wilt take place early in June. = coe An Afternoon News Association. paper articles by irresponsible correspondents and* also upon nihilistic stories and alleged plots, most of which are coined in London. “It was my pleasure today to have a per- The exception to this rule is where the sur- rounding conditions are of such an u nature as to call for immediate action. In this case the petition (which should set forth the exigencies) is referred to tke health officer. = ‘Atcorne; J, “~— | trade and a preacher b Acharter was granted to the Vir- | ®onal interview with Mr. Cleveland, and the | If the latter deems the public health to be en- oer ia rk. SOO | Fine be roms 10 to) 20 | BC heanceace, Mawes awe TY Wemingsae | Far icigute wepreee wee reese aataee Toes | Do you kuow Mr. ginks Afternoon “Pras dSeaa, ane Vir | manner in which one guise accom 06 the heat | dangered by the ‘abnence of a water main be : Haak. Bw? | forine be stable Freie ety Amprowe! Py Z-roons cottare; lance | 90 YOR ws of the American nation is unlike that by which | so notilics tHe Comin sioner, an ‘2 case For EE ETE SE, REF AND Gots, | Deere hatin ppaonetl —- et scapes “stewie Cierend | <P o orer ont on best” Ject of the association is to “collect and dis-| one gains an audience with the crowned heads | takes precedence over others. En. Stam] SS path and cellar, LATEST impre 7 tonlgvard out al their (Conduit roedins BICYCLES. Fallnay. Owner has lett city and wil ool shoas | “You, sir. She sont for ine the other night, | tribute news and to buy and sell or exchange | in Europe. Here a large number of persons | een RNACE abd open grates. PRIC Ape chance for investments oF fer apectin ton epee Call or write for terms One time she wanted some advice and another | the same.” The principal office is to be in| are ushered into ® room, and pa gostei, | EA GERORERT ES «num marae| anaareeme tea eee, | Seneterineerse meen onset BE CAREFUL. Fok SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 2TH | euiciee om all moked Se oie, eS eee FOeBENT_9-R0OM HOUSE WITH LARGE Be careful of your manners, they indicate your Ti Eg St. near F uw. lot 2% 3210040 siley; and on 7th | Lusuee’ Darn and two acres of around. hiss ‘s ‘Qo Becta as Or m Rone vn ands ee deion emia 1. H. SCHNEIDER'S soNs, pear terminus vf sietrie allway. adjotnlaw Artie: breeding. Stoves oases, brownstone, on, et? siriest we alec) Agenteta’ keris Dsbates, | lovelg vine ot hz Iae Se place to spend'your sums: Be careful of your thougnta, for they form your 2 aa B SALE SEVisL SQUARES AND PARTS Beier Serie De apSeat_ | NA month eet 81>. noBINSON & LODGE, os Brat aise tro, fue biudine, 0 shames for epecunton sevions teens iat ———— Atiantic building, _{epl-7t}___ 080 F st. 2.1. ee ee an AER See weae: 4-4 + 5S: brovements. A} ‘COTTRELL CHIROPODISTS. FGE SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK. COME OUT ON character. ‘willing to sell cheap. all eee abee otic cers, Bow running. et Sot oot zee ‘Be careful of your associates; you are judged by Pg a a aha AINFUL CORNS AND BUNIONS ‘cars and station of B. and 0. 2 ; ‘The carelessness of American exhibitors at | and upon the day if the peasant bas | the company you keep. Jpok SALE oR EXCHANGe—LARGE BUSINESS ap1-si* VANfooure Pack. Fatin’ Might at the yess Chub. the world’s fair at Chicago is likely to cause se- | @ number which precedes that of some titled | Be careful of your family and your friend; they ‘corner northwest, fronting about 60 feet on prom- eat + Elaborate preparations are being made by the he sees his majesty first and the tment 5 Ba, ADR Ps Pb. 2% F? TAKOMA PARK. CEDAR AVE, bat rious trouble in arranging exhibits and may | Prince are the best gifts the Almighty can give you. sweneg curt, WILCOX & HIESTO: FOE S58 -G00p Lots ix qaprina furnace: shade aed’ Grait cee | teagan tee baving the matter in charge for the the installation of some ae Se ee Seeman eel a cenaat tA that can apt 1807 Pa. ave. aud tits and La. conta persq foot. JOHN E STORAGE. Oh po SEMGS'E! | ladies’ night, which will bo given at the Press | 287 Sewe diplays court of Russia, although, of couree, suspicious your health; it ts.» bicssing by F ey ee {poe aa CLEAN DRY AND Ate sTomage | DEFUB, Star office. spi-lm’ | Clab tomorrow night. The pieces of electrical seo 7 eben ot auanie cant atlas are mak tasted, 5° Saas wend aot bo | mover botve hghty valet: Wt simpty riesom. rout A 3 sal ais: sq ft. of at LATIMER & SLOAN’ FOR SALE—A NEW HANDSOME TWO-STORY car and each indi to state | _ Be careful of the first signs of a cough, cold of ged eth roomal stent pes rommaie: hamdoocmly | FQ) Gringo grown bat oe A ana ist Roraetdfaratare: an oars. J ate? Set & icon atten cellars ou, wads Suplay hich edorned the walls of the banquet | the park, and unlews they bear more explicit | the uature of his business. Tos American, <quutihient aj anb tik nthemate et oan Repevicg. ber faces parseginyg and Bee some Dupont circle; north | SUS a = eae in reese Srey tion at the olub tomorrow might, kn deder" that iopias acters hen teen es ee Poe, Se careful in what way you counteract « cough STYLER RUTHERFORD. 1307 Fa whasaee SUBURBAN PROPERTY. and $14 per month, 70" eer thove members and their families who did not at the posk is we Due | ad enedae eee Sabena mn | ERCAL ONE Sunpmber ame ts ooming SED fom SALE_NICE NEW TWo-sTony six.) me” E s od : mh26-Im ‘York ive, » | bave an opportunity of ‘these decorations | tate the handling of exhibits the world’s t's hand strikes a European as being | 4008 it so well as a pure stimulant. room brick dwelling: & we coucrote ot ;,south. | HOR SALE-NORTHEAST— oRaLy_RROGRLAND. SOUTH EBOGELAND: Se = MD. BIG) may do so. ‘The reception will be quite anen. | Management sen! out months ago instractions | Pypsident ora. can ‘An eutire « 4 = setting forth particularly that all cars of exhib- and peculiar. = s, adie SEES E Thouagey, the He tata $a aeicinity propertr. ow 4 | Krams cottage: aac ph onatt ‘the present program is carried | 1°55 id have cards atiached specifying the FOR SUE FRAME HOUSES FOUR To six Fo: 54. £ CHEAPEST Lov 1 wT. mbhit-im 100 Corcoran wallatt. So. ate + cor. ag ‘The Record of Deaths. Porcine schists hove tellowed thuss lanes: Beck hot ad eh rota, 8,000 to $9 ana ‘Also the following: = ar ciass street. Only OR SALE_HOUSES AND LOTS AT COLLEGE SIGHT: | During the twenty-four hours ending st noon | tions to thé letter, but many American exhib- egret ns ne z ea 2 bd and stabie $c | today arial permits ware ismaed from the | #098 have tots Bi AA Sil woseckaees coonlie oiieeed, ‘health office for the following: Bg ‘ills in which nothing ie po Ree a oor. White—Bota ™ Laine ‘the exhibit or ad "your property with us Stocks, bonds end other Sheep fare, . : 4 Margareta Mengert, 8 years; Dye oe gay med cad ‘At the popalar corner, dun ‘0: IGtiwBON & CO.. 617 F at. Anne Morton Blodgett, 4 years; Elise Gill, 41 4m ite disposition. i "Soney to loan Ou Sree-ciaae soeursty Don sare cELEGAn? SUbUee Elisa Moorehead,” 71 —— shies: ren Dy > eapentedemrelpempon Bomera D saree he Timon, XT-,post ce mas robbed on SALE-MODEEN RESIDENCE 07 BA OELrDT, GROVES AXD LAWE. : 8 years; 85 years; Annie ~ y ‘thieves: an en- aaa ae Rca. Renton Hays yur; Fors | monn os ae aay tok “Sake FS aD ‘oO 800. C17 F at. (66 years, 3 io ==