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HENHLR r. EMERY.
A Brilliant Wedding at the Residence Of Kx-
MnNar Ernarv-


Tho mansion OF ex-Mayor VI. q. Emery, No.
207 | street northwest, presented a scene of
brllliancy last evening tho occasion being the
marriage of General 8. s. Honkle, one Of the
leading members Of the District bar, and at
one time acting attorney.gemeral Of Ohio, 10
Miss Clara X, daughter Of the host. IL had
been intended that tho wedding should be au
informal affair TO be witnessed only by the
intimate friends of tho contracting parties,
but large number postponed leaving tho city
for seaside and mountain resorts to attend,
and the result was goodly gathering The
large drawing.rooms were ablaze with light and
fragrant with the perfume OF thousand
flowers aud when throngcd with elegantly
dressed guests presented n scene of brilliancy.
Flowers entwined the chandeliers aud rose
buds,peeped ont from mossy.banked mantels,
trailing vines aud growing plants formed an
other decorative feature, while the prOvorbisl
horseshoe swung low ut the north end Of tho
salon. enblcmatical Of The good luck
that all predicted would attend the
futuro OF tho fair young bride and
her brave liegc lord. Promptly at 1880
O'Clock, attended only by the bcdcs parents,
and preceded by Rev. Dr. Baer OF the Metio-
politan NJ. L. church, the couple to be welded
entered the drswing.rooin ut the lower door
and, taking positions under the horseshoe,
were very soon pronounced man and wife,
The brides bright eyes and rosy checks be-
spoke Woudrous happiness, aud contTRsteu
nicely with her toilet uf pure whito satin aud
pearls, and the groom looked his bravcst, in a
spendidly yhttmg suit Of broadcloth. Tho
usual shower Of congratulations inundated tho
| couple immediately after the ceremony, and
sn hour was then devoted 10 the inspection
Of fine display Of handsome bridal presents.
At 10 o'clock General Henklc aud bride
left for tour Of the principal watering.poces.
their trip to extend until fall. Prominent
among those who witnessed tho marriage
were Representative Henkle of Maryland,
Mrs aud Miss Morrison of Ohio Mr.. Apple.
garth snd Mr.. John Emery of the Baltimore
bar District Commissioner Twining, Lieu
! tenant Il. l.. Hoxic, Drs. Pool aud CLARK,
| Judge Shellabarger, Mr.. and Mrs. Fassett,
Mrs 5. p. Brown, Mr.. Samuel Fowler aud
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Bltcor, Mrs.
and Miss Metals, Samuel Normout, J. q. Nc.
| lIeldon, Il. c. Ingersol, Mr.. and Mrs. E. b.
| Hay, and many members Of the District bar.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
DALrIMonu VS.. wa,hingtOn to-day.
Tho Mary Trout outrnge Case.

The case of the young men charged with the
outrage of Mary Trout in the Smithsonian
grounds on the 20ih OF juno was called in the
police court yesterday, and Prosecuting At
torney Hayden stating that he was not then
ready to proceed, asked q postponemcnt until
Friday. Mr., A. b. Williams, who appeared
for the accused, objected to the ostponement
The court, however, directed postponement,
The young woman, Mary Trout was taken
from Columbia hospital to police headquar
ters yesterday and is now held at the latter
place. The young man, Samuel Hawkslaw
arrested in Baltimore last Monday, was taken
before her, but she utterly failed to identify
him. Hawkshaw later was released on lii
own recognizance.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
Singing for 1,smnornnoo.

An entertainment was given In the Hyatts
willie presbyterian church ON Tuesday evening
Tor the benefit Of the TEN perano0 alliance
consisting Of solos, duets, qu9rtcties, choruses
aud readings. The solos by Miss Evan were
in her own sweet, inimitable style, with Pro
fessOr Blsohoh as accompanyist and received
the most cordial approval The quartette by
Misses Gross aud Middleton aud The A[essrs.
Mcfarland, with Miss Allie Cross at the piano,
us we'll as the duet and fate solo from the
same party, added much toward the evenings
success The readings Of Mr.. Townsend were
simply delightful. The choIUSes in charge al
J. b. Sleman were very GredtAblo. The
house was we'll filled with au intelligent and
apDreeialiYe audience,
National Republican., 1880-07-22

The funeral OF Ex.Policoman Wallace w.
Grant took place at o'clock yesterday after
noon from the Ninth.strcct NJ. Z. church, aud
was attended by delegation from the Grand
lodge X. OF p. and delegations from Union
lodge No. 90 X. of p, from Hermione lodge
of Georgetown, in carriages, aud detail of
thirty policemen under command Of Lieuten-
ant Kelley. The remains were encased in q
handsome walnut casket furnished by the
Henry Lees Sons, with double silver mount
ings aud bar handles and plate appropriately
inscribed. On tho lid was ftstonod past
chancellor's regaia, The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. David Wilson, pastor of
the church, who preached very impressive
sermon from Deuteronomy: xxxiii 3, closing
with beautiful eulogy on the life and CHAR
acter Of the deceased. Upon the conclusion
Of the services at Tie church, tho cortoge pro-
cecdcd to Glenwood cemetery, where the re.
mains were placed in tho vault. The pail.
bearers were, on the part of the grand lodge
Jacob Smith and g. Wallace; Union lodge
Edward Parker and Lewis Shoemaker; on
part of the police, John LusSey and William
Powell,
National Republican., 1880-07-22
The national Fair Assooiation.

meeting Of tho National Fair association
was held at their rooms, on Market Space
last evening, al which the approaching an
nual fair was discussed. 1t was decided to
have an industrial street procession, but only
ono vehicle to firm would be allowed a 20.
sition in line. Mr., Frank X. Ward OF tho Al.
derney dairy was appointed chiof marshal of
tho street parade. and authorized to make such
arrangements as lie deemed advisable. A gem
eral discussion was INDUCED ia relative to
awarding diplomas or money premiums at tho
fair, but nothing definite was agreed upon, the
subject being laid over until tho next meet
ing, When the various committees will be
called upon for reports.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
Nerve Power.

Few people suffer 50 much nervous eXhRus-
tion rs newspaper editors. The Yeu and tear
of getting out a good paper toll leurlully, and
readers seldom know how much vital force a
single item may have cost the ono who wroteit,
Editors have often been driven to drink in
order to stimulate their exhausted faculties,
but Of late are using Warmers SRfc Nervme
instead. This valuable preparation acts as a
soothing power, quietlng the nerves and pro-
ducing sleep with all the reireshmcnt that il
brings.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
DOUGLASS vs.. Hamilton This afternoon.
The Phllhurmonics on the Water

The excursion of the Philharmonic society,
given at Marshall Hall last Tuesday, was a
most enjoyable affair About so persons en-
barked on board the steamer w. w. Corcoran,
in command Of tho genial Captain Blake, and
arrived at Marshall Hall about p. M, where
the society sang several choruses from the
"Ancient Mariner" after which dancing was
INDUCED in until the hour for starting home
arrived. All present were loud in their
praises OF thomanner in which the com mmitteo,
headed by Fred. Reiohcnbach, discharged
their duties, aud rs a general request for a
repetition has been made, it has been decided
to giyo another excursion at the same place
emily In August.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
KEYSTONE.
INNINGS.


l 4 5 67S o
Douglass ..,.,......., 0 0 0 2 BID
c!stones............ 20 0 O. 6
Earned runs-DougasSes, 7; KcyStones, ..
Passed balls Nelson. .; pinkney, 9.
Wild pitches-P. Brooks, ..
Balls callel-On Z. Brooks 6i; on Brown. 81.
Strikes called--Of Brooks, IL; of Brown, 1S.
Time of gainc-one hour and iiity-fye minutes
Umpire-Eben Kip.
This afternoon the Douglass will meet the
Hamilton club of Baltimore, aud another good
game may b. looked for. The Hamiltous are
fresh from victories in Virginia, aud believe
themselves invincible.
OTHER GAMES
TRoY, N Y, July 21.--Clcvelands, 3;
Troys, L.
BosroN, July 21.-Bostous, a Ciueinnatis, 2
SpRINGFIELD, MASS, July 21.-Nationals,
2; Hop Bitters, /.
PRovfDENcE, r. l., July 2l.-Provdences,
6; Builalos, 8, Fifteen inning.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 2l.-Chicasos, d;
Worccstery, l.
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Conyalescent,

Colonel Hollugsworth, the superintendent
of the Mount Vernon estate, las nearly recov.
cred from his late Illness aud went down on
the Corcoran on Tuesday to that point The
recovering from an attack Of paralysis is
rather slow work, but the colonel is rapidly
Improving, and will shortly reassuno the
reins of office, proposing to fight it out on
that line il IL takes all summer"
National Republican., 1880-07-22
90 see tho Douglass and Hamilton alubs.
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk of the court has Issued tho follow.
ing marriage licenses; J, s. Woodburn Of
this city and Mary A. Oxley of Boston, Mass;
Kisanar Of this city; George W. %. Van
syckel of Trenton, N. j., aud Louisa W, Rupp
0f tLis city.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
a Runaway Accident.

A horse attached to tho grocery wagon Of
N. A. Poole ran away yesterday afternoon on
Madison street, and when near the corner Of
Sixth aud n streets dashed against a tree.box,
breaking the top Of the wagon aud throwing
out little girl named Jessie French, slightly
iDiuring her about the head.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
Too oId TO Got DUNK.

John Grinnell, aged seventy years, while
uudor the influence Of liquor ran against
Ninth-s street car near + street northwest last
night, cutting himself badly about the face
and head. lie was taken to the fifth precinct
station, where he was properly cared for.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
Arrested for rlorso.stenlInr.

A colorod boy named William Dangerfeld,
twelve years of age, was arrested on the canal
road, near the aqueduct bridge, last night, for
stealing horse belonging to William 1oney
of Montgomery county, Nd, from a pasture
near the Cabin John bridge.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

THE celebrated artists, "rhe Ulms," will
appear tomorrow evening at Driver * Scho-
fields Summer Garden, 1913 Pennsylvania
avenue, in choice repertoire of new aud bril-
liant music, SONGS, solos, ducts, etc.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

MOTHERS, you can relieve your Baby of its
discomfort, without administering opium
that deadly drug, by using only DIR, Bulls
Baby Syrup,
National Republican., 1880-07-22

MEMS very fine lland.stitched Shoes and
Caters at $3.50 aud 81 can only be had at
Sinsheimer & Bros, sos Seventh street, be-
tween III and l.
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vital statistics.

BENEDIcTISE MATT WINE BEER Finley g.
Koch, agents, 1896 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

ALI arc invited to attend the grand concerts
given every evening at Driver & Schofelds
Summer Garden.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

REGULAR fairy bowcr, sparkling foun-
tains, fragrant flowers aud delightful music at
Driver Il Schofold's Summer Garden
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A Speciality.

Cousins fine Shoes, in all widths, at Sins.
hcimer & Bros, SOS 7th st., between II aud /.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

The Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four
and half street, use only s. 8. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set See adyt,
National Republican., 1880-07-22

Coop BALL PLAYING on the National
grounds.
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tWHITE FRoNT.)
New Advertisements.

~ NV UItI6VIutHVH,
Imperial hotel-Tablo board.
Wantsd-A competent goyemess.
Furnished rooms for rent, with or without
board.
Republicans of eleventh district club
meeting.
Tyler & Chewning--summer dress goods at
reduced prices.
Sunday excursions-steamor Lady Of the
Lake and j. w. Thompson.
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onerntlons OF the nenIth omee.

MOSQUITO CAHoPIEs Sl,75, ut tho Popular
Carpet House OF Julius Lansburgh, 42l 7th st
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ELECTROMAGNETIC Roadiugs.

For the middle Atlantic states occasional rains
followed by clear or partly cloudy weather winds
mostly eouthwe'terly, stationary or lower tempera-
ture and barometer
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Death of james Madison Broadus.

JULIUS LANsBURGu. the only importer OF
Chua mating in the District.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
ARKIyAL or IASSEN EA TRAINS.
baltimore and Poto,nno Depot, corner Sixth
and Is Streets,
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and q Street.

MORNING.
tSL Louis & Ciu, ex,n SO
tPhila., Bait, d way GO
lPhila. & N. Y. OF 80. s:l
tChicagO ~ Pitlsburg
eA "s,s.ss.ssssssssssssss 10
BALTIC. a way stations so
Frederick as. (hct.
branch) .,.., .,..,. So
DOllo. a Annap, cx,,. 6.2
Martinsburg and Ila-
gerstown NC. tMet
bruncl) ..,." .,,,.,,,,." Hf
tbHltp. sc-,.,..,,..,,",,ll:d
B1ltO, eFu,,"u .,u,.,,,u"lLa
National Republican., 1880-07-22

The National Safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues 10 receive YaluAblcs Of all descrlp.
tiOns for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

500 Pair bracelets,
gold and plated, at whOlceale cost 10 reduce
stock r. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

GENUINE pleasure and comfort, select music
and attentive walters at Driver & Sehofeld's
Summer Garden.
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Am E..rolicenlnn,a runeral.

ID, 16 and 1S-cent mating at Julius Lans-
burgh's.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

DOSTERS, STREAAERs. PROGRAMMES, AND
j. All kinds of Theatrical Printing, at tho
RIP ELICAN JQR ROOMS,
lscs /. street northwest
National Republican., 1880-07-22

tArriye daily. Others 81
445' For the time Of dep
tlstments elsewhere
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EN I'm ING,
! IBalto. hc,".p.,.....,.. Z. ls0
Baltimore way (Suu-
days only)"- .,...... 800
ESltu acu.,,,....,....... 4,30
NY PhliAH BOs.sx. 800
Piedmont. Strasburg,
Winchester, Fredk,
HugeTsLOWn, Pt. OF
Rocks and way sta
lions ,,,".,,,,,,,.",,,.,," 1'O5
| hAlto' hc.,,"..,,..,,.,,,., o'3I
| fChlcAgO, ST. Louis n
Plltshurg express, 7.l0
! iBGltO. eE.....,..,........ 1855
/ tBaltn. a. way stations 500
I IN. Y, PHI. & BOs.e1. $40
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24

states that concession of two addi- tional lines had been awarded to Palmer and Sullivan or the Mexican National Co., with subsidy of SS,0O0 per kilometre, viz: from MorelIa north to Salamancia, and south to Palzanaro, and a line from San Luis Potosi to Sacatasa. Also that the Mexican Government had formally approved of the organization and basis of the Mexican National Co.
 HOUSE.
 WASHINGTON, December 2eth,- Dunn Introduced joint resolution that lands in the Indian Territory to which Indian titles arc extinguished, and wkich are unoccupied by the Indians, are public lands of the U s. and are hereby declared subject to settlement under homestead and pre- emption and homestead laws. He desired it referred to the Public Land Committee. but Congor. saying il was an attempt to give possession of that Territory to white settlers, moved it go to the Committee on h. dian affairs which had charge of the rights of Indians. Carried.
 Calkins, from Committee on Flee tions, has submitted the report of the majority on the Massachusetts case Loring entitled to seat in stead of Boynton. Laid over. Wea- vcr will file minority report.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24
IRELAND's TROUBLES.

DUBLIN, December 17Ih.-The of ficer commanding at Birr, Kings County, has been ordered to patrol his district with forty soldiers, and the police patrol has also been lo11h
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24
A Tramp Burned at the
 Stake in Mississippi.
HOMICIDE AND SUICIDE

ALBANY, December 17th--Charles E. Burt yesterday killed Sarah Ira yer and himself, n the presence of his wife, making the woman kneel while he shot her.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24
DR. SPINNEY. NO. II, kEARNY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
 XXTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM W tke effects of youthful fUllies or inds cretion. will do well to avail themselves of this the greatest boon eyer laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY vill guarantee to ferfeit $500 for every case O. seminal weakness private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and tails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who trou bled with too frequent evacuation of the bladd .r, often accompanied by a slight smarting or urning sensation, and weakness of the system in manner the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary de- posits a ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes small particles oi aibumen will appear, or the color will be of thin milkish hue,- again changing to dark and torpid ap pear2nce- There many men who die Of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness Dr. s will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases and healthy restoration of the genito-urinary srgans.
 P. S.-For private diseases of short stand ing, a fnll course of medicines. sufficient for q cure, with all instructions, will be sent to any address on receipt of S1O.
 Office Hours-I0 to and to g. Sundays from 10 to 1 a. III. Consultation free. Thor ough examination and advice. s. Call or Rd1less DR. SPINNEY & CO,
 No. Il Kearny street, Sah Franci Q
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24
PRINTING DONE TOsoRDER

F ers.y PrcGramna Circulars,
 We Ing CarGs,
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Inc straght-out greenoackers, headed b.
SCION Chase. 0olted from the Maine greenback
STATE convention yesterday after the adoption
OF a resolution to continue the fusion with
democrats. Gen. Weaver, no doubt. fears That
fusion electoral ticket means campaign for
Hancock, and he does not care TO be thus OBJ
scured. He sent his agents to the convention
TO oppose fusion. and, falling, they have dis
rupted the party. The fusioniSt electoral ticket
aIlots majority OF electors to the greenbackers,
or four greenoackers to three democrats, but it
u alleged oy The straight-out greenbackers that
the understanding is amongst the fusionists
that Their whole electoral vote shall be given to
hancock he needs 1t. 1t is not probable
,hat the Chase electoral ticket Will get a very
Lar rye vote, but In the close contest there IL will
ho1 REQUIRE very large detection from the ru-
SION ranks 10 give the state 70 Garfield
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II AW SCHOOL
IL OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. YELLING, LID,
PRESIDENT.
THE Hon. WALTER 3. COX, LID,

PRESIDENT.
THE Hon. WALTER 3. COX, IL D.,
PROFESSOR OF THE LAW OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS. AND OF GRIMES
WILLIAM A. MAURY, LID.
PROFESSOR OF EQUITY, JURISPRUDENCE, OF COM
MON LAW AND EQUITY PLEADING, OF THE
LAW OF EVIDENCE, AND THE LAW
OF PARTNERSHIP.
The HON. ALEXANDER Il. HaGNER, LID,
LECTURER ON CRIMINAL LAW.
GEORGE APPLEBY, ESQ,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
The exercises Of THIS Sch .ol will be resumed in
square, 9TH street between ID and 4 streets,) on
the Sc OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOHER (Octo.
Der 13th) at six O'Clock pm, when opening ad
crosses VIII be made by the Professors. snd when
new students, are invited to he present.
The entire charge for tuition. lectures. and all
facilities Of the School, in its Undergr .duate De
PaI tmeht, is eighty dollars for single year.
hundred and fifty dollars for two years, payable i'll
the option of students.
The fee for the Post graduate course in practice.
GOVERN = period of pine months, is S25.
By particular invitation being in response to call
from Hore than seventy graduates in law and
ner, LII D. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Coluu.bia, will deliver Special
Course Of Lectures on Criminal Law during the
See sion OF lSS0S1. The Lectures will lie given on
THURSDAY evening Of each week at O'Clock, and
the general theory OF the course will be explained
will he $40.
Catalogues NAV be had on application to Messrs.
W. II. l. o. H. MORRISON, ATS Penna. ave. also
18th st. or by addressing the President of the Fac
ulty. sep15
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WOODEN HANDKERCHIEF AaIDs
sURAH DREss-GooDs, WITH BORDERS AT
TAOHED FOR TRIMMING.
SCOTCH ALL WOOL PLAIDS.
CASBMEhES, SERGES AND MERINOES
MONTE CLO1 CLOTHS.
MtRINO UNDERWEAR-FANCY HOSIERY.
WHITE AND SCARLET SHAKER FLANNELS
FURNISHINGS.
LACE CURTAINS-RAW SILKS.
NOTTINGHAM IIACES-LAPPET MUSLINS
RAW SILk-TABLE and PIANO COVERS.
FURNITURE GRAPES and ORkTONNES.
TABLE L1NENS-NAPKINS
TURKEY RED LUNCH CLOTHS and DOYLTES
Our Stock is now complete in all Departments
and well worthy the attention of al persons in
search of the --latest FdU and Winter N0veIties"
which are marked in plain FigureS' and at the
~ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Penna. Ave-, cor. 9th st.
Es4onsned Io4O sep18
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PLUMBER's SUPPLIES
FOB GAS FILTERS AND PLUMBERS
ANEW ESTABLrsHNrNr

Having purcased for Cash fun supn,v 40 .,,ou-
article used by Plumbers and Gas Fittsrs NE "a ~.
prepared 70 offer our goods on as fayorable farm
To the trade as any other house. We resnscsf Ii
AJAX an inspection Of our Stock confident that W.
cannot be beaten either IS to quality or price. w
McKELDEN Z CO..
sepl7 8l8 l2th street northwest.
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EOR RENT
FoR RENT
By Il. o. HOFFMAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUcrIoNrrR.
Tenth and streets northwest.
LARGO and elevspsly-

I make no charge to landlords for adyertis,ns,
their Property, and keep il before the pHbIc con.
stanfly
l have many Of the Finest Building sites in tho
city for sac. Also Houses in every section at prices
from 81, zoo to SEQ. go. Now is the time TO bay.
sepIS r. o. ROITZNAN 10Th ana r ats N M
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WOOD.

THE INNING RECORD, % q Year.
MO. On BrOadWay, New York. Most com
pjete Mining Paper ever published. Sample
Copies Free. Orders executed for Mining
etocks and other Securities both in n. z. and
Ss spleen ALEX. RoBT. oHIsoLM. propr.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

pPIER PART OF 'Nairn BuildinS, cornAr Isl,
ct and New York ave 40 rooms 80
NOS Il" ST. N.w.-1hree story Rrict xs,,
nsck pudding. ID rooms; al iInps. Price SIS per
FOUR FIRST GLASS STORES in ..S.,-,,.
Building, cor. * st and New lork ava
FURNISHED Houses
yate families. : ~ ~
l234 SMITH ST. N:w.-Tea- room Brick. med
42s AND Az FOURTH ST. N.w.-Two four
so brlcks 10 rooms each, gas and water Price
l1l9 RHODE ISLAND Avk.-Handsome Brio,
hesidence, containing Is rooms elevator AMI
every modern convenience. Price SIPS rer month
sep2l THOS. j. FISHER q Co. 1928 81 n "
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NVTlCE--Thousands OF WATCHES bav.
oeen Kept In order by me during the Last thirtS
fsctnr.dt hey are a. perfect TO- day ss when msn1
indsdnits,v" su made Watches will, with care last
ss' ~ s@askNs as PennsylVanis ave. aus
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DOYR'S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
Goth at 81 Pa ave- S nW regular dp for ibe dgs
from M to Pm in common English, Latin
graphic classes from to p. M, at $50 per month,
in ciasses Private lessons at special rates. Young
or ladies trained for competitive examin stious
sep1l-lm CHASE ROYS. A. M, MD,
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BOARDING.

E0R RENT-We- furnished front ROOMS, with
IL BOARD, in private family; near Departments
and cars terms for two. s45 per month. No. 1908
II ST. NV. sepl -1w.
ITOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS, with or with
IL out board No. 305 @ st. NV. sepl8-1m
L'OR RENT-Airy ROO Ms, furnished or unfllr-
L nished, pleasant location. at Nos 314, 316 and
31S, Indiana ave. Also first class BOARD $l5 per
month. SARAH FLAGLER. sep7-ly
FENHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS,
Il with first-class Hotel Board for $25 and 500
per month; house is well furnished; table first
class, and coolest location in the city. aug24- Ina
YNHE LOOHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9th at. NV, is one
Il OF the cosiest snd best conducted Boarding
Houses In the city. Transient Boarders accommo.
dated at reasonable terms. nov19