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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-19
uydrophobla After rbree Years.

PHILADELPHIA. March I9--Johnnie Cobb,
aged 6, was bitten by dog three years ago,
and is now hopelessly Frustrated with all the
symptoms of hydrophobia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-19

Boston, March Ex-Governor Robinson
has signed the Meigs elevated railroad bill,
and the five years fight for an elevesed road
.or Bolton ends.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-19
New parher ehou.

Mr., A. Fleming has opened a barber
shop on Second avenue, next to Jake
Ohlweilers saloon. He solicits share
of public patronage II Ct
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-19
The County Building,
rpkNaErna

16-Christiana Cewe to Peter Vita
muth, ea NV 10, IS. lie, So. .160.
Chas. Beach to Geo. W. Wilson, block
sS, Bngham's addition to Cordova, $500.
Mary E. Brown to Jesse S. Daley, ct
net 6, 10. 2e, $4,000.
Avery NJ. Guild to Florence B. Fish,
lot 4, block e1, Woods third addition to
Moline, ST..
J. Elsie Hall and Juliet E. Guild to
Florence B. Fish, lot 8, block 21, Woods
third addition to Moline, $1,000
VIM. Young to Phil Mitchell, lots and
2, block 12, Milan, $4,000.
Thomas W. Quick TO Henry C. Quick,
pit WI swl /. 10, 2e. So.
Heirs of Hugh Bresnahau TO Adai
Peasants, pit outlot 54, &c. 49, 2w, 81,
Mary Bresnahan to Adair Peasants
outlot 54, SO, 1S, 2w, 81.
Adair Plaasants to Mary Bresnahan, p
ouslot "a, SO, 18. 2w, 81.
NJ. A. Rodman to Henry Horn, lot 20
Rodman's sub division, Rock Island
$175.
Rudolph Gundrum to Anna Branden-
burg, tract in 36, Is, 2w, 50, 500.
Theo. Jacobs to Richard Battersby
tract in ne $50 acres) 50. II, 1w, 1915
Lars P. Nelson to John B. Meersman
pit outlot /, Waterman place, Moline
$50.
Cornelius Swartout to A. F. Eckstrom
lot G, block 3, Wait & Walkers first adj
dition to Reynolds, $2,050.
PROBATE.
19-Estate of Otto Johnson, deceased
Additional inventory filed and approved
Administrators report filed and approved
Estate of Timothy Bresnahan, de
ceased. Report of sale of real estat,
approved.
17-Samuel Jones and Miss Alic,
Pierce.
August L. Ngstrem and Miss Louis
Shomberg.
| VIM. Scarr and Miss s. J. Coyne
Homer A. Warren and Miss Lylin
Cleaveland.
1s-John N. Nardgurt and Miss Chris
| tena Carlson
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-19
Money 10 Loan,

Loans negotiated IN sums of 81 900 and
upwards, on good real estate securities.
by VIII G. Whitehead, at Surgeons law
Office 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08
yoU ARE ALwAys WELCOME.

WHITTIER YOU WISH To Buy OR SOT. WE
TAKE BOTH PLEASURE AND PRIDE IN SHOW
ING Our GOODS. WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
THE VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE CLOTH
ING For MEN, YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN
OUR GOODS BEAR THE CLOSEST INSPEC lion.
AND ARE BEYOND COMPARISON WITH ANY
READY MADE CLOTHING IN THIS MARRET. IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF OUR CLOTHING THE
CLOSEST ATTENTION Is GIVEN TO THE FIT,
STTLE AND MAKING. IT Is SELDOM THAT THE
CLOTHING WE SELL DOES NOT PROVE EN-
TIRELY SATISFACTORY WE STUDY TO PLEASE
AND SATISFY OUR PATRONS
WHEN A CUSTOMER COMES TO Us AND SAYS
THAT FORMER PURCHASE DID NOT PROVE
SATISFACTORY WE ALWAYS SATISFY HIS
CLAIMS GOODS ARE CHEEBF ULLY EXCHANGED
Or MONEY REFUNDED
IN THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT, MEMS
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, AND IN THE
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENTS
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW OUR FALL
STOCK, WHICH Is COMPLETE AND AWAITS YOUR
CALL
A. SAkS 4 Co.
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
seS Sic and SIS SEVENTH STREET.
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wW wv AAa Nm / r = D
W w A Nm I ZEE ODD e.

Remember this, and impress it firmly upon your mind
tina, II yOd should He'd anything iii our INN nar IS
sOrtIueut OF goods. AMI want to save money YOU
VIII siO wei to lpOk over orr stock.
should yOu want Bird Gaze, can slow them TO
you IN. up
should you want 2 Picture astonish you with
al immense assortment. WY down i'll price.
Should sou want Mantel Ornament, Bric-a- Brac.
VASES, Bouiurt Holders. &c, you VIII not fail to get
suited.
should You want Basket. large variety and low
prices will convince at that you done well to
call on us.
Should you want Picture frame of any kind and
size we are positive that none uudi rsell Us.
should You want all Album SCra book. AUTOGRAPH or
Music Roll. our eefant goods and REMARKABLY low
prices VIII speak Themselves
should want Silver plated Ware or Table Cutlery.
We can suit you N quality and price. have some
especial bal yaIn- that Inc
should You want any Toilet Articles can give You
anything you want of the best quality, the lowest
price
should You want Mirror. cheap Mirror, fine
Plush Mirror. come right To Us.
Should you want anything IN Jewclry. ci:hr in Solid
silver. or fine no led Cola late a solid q IL hing,
W. nater ourselves that We have the largest assortment
III the city. and that s.ll the goods - per I
ch, aier. AT least, than any body else
should YOU Want a Toy OF any kind. we Only want
(ou To CON, AID look. want Sou TO ldrEc cs
Ia hsnent and want to H. convnc 4 that You
VIII save money OH every article you bus That's what
We want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

According 20 the y. i. sam, whose BROOKLYN TO-
porter Il Tecel:i the democratic candidate for
Il iF"r, iht Who, Therefore. 0'IgAt IN know about
Tn political situation in tILt city Gen Butler /,
going 10 ~ between twelve AMI H.teen 1Eof5Sg al
Ntes "A Kings county The Frouitit.- .ti,t, are
active. also. according 70 the SaIue AUTHORITY and
claim thai they VIII be atir 10 poll a..J or 1000
vote at et-i Tor - john Ia Kings COUNTY Their
or 3H-1JI0n = cO,ap,ete, aud much systematic. and
t'ine-st woEk Is 10 be done before ana u, election
Cav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

whether thecf h. any truth or nOt IN the state
meut that TIM enlisted ren OF tine Rescued Greely
parry have been Ordered {" duty ip cOnseauenre OF
W. IT vrr-l@n Of the expeditions retreat il s. in the
Eaa d, public decency t. retirr them from ;he show
BUSINESS where they were posing as cann1b1I-
S'.-h exhibitions cannot be defended and the
tnerpTi-Hs managers viii find little sympathy In
their plaintiff tale OF losses from interrupted CON
tracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

Gov. Cleveland has had 10 come tot. He took 10
III No'sS. and bound himself down To hi, d.,k at
Albany on Lis return. but IN vain. The state fair
= lh-NoEahle. AMI he. must begin his round ike
Bldinr ahi The rest of them. candidate may H.
pilN IT wicked: he may believe IN civil service r..
FORM or prefer 10 gorge himself with spolls r NAV
swear DF compulsory cod water or Insist on ur-
halnperrd beer: he may believe in high WAGES or
cheap blankets; but one thing he must dc. ard tb,t
i h. must take Keen intrres, IN local horned
cattle. biz pumpkins and The ocher exhibits of n
granger SNOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

These piping times OF peace are hot altogether
a9rrv1hl 10 ambitious officers anxious for promo
hob The siowneSs OF progress upwards under ex-
l' conditions : Well illustrated by the fact that
ms hrntenant l. about To be put on the retired
ii ioin ha'inS reached he age OF sixty-iour
years, the limit 81 service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

The New Workers are getting excited over tn.
"<3n--TNe' thlt terrorL"- many paris OF the civ
AMI are urcin- TIE police judges TO deal sterTi.y
Nlih tl' I''tit'o That corupo~e them. The trouble
- u-@ u liz in the connection between Gin and
lstc- thai exists in that city MANY or the local
b-t>''> are ,fel az the lowest character. and haIL
iu-So'e With III bitcGEaard- and thieves who hold
ny E4iup-p"-ts D. day AMI make night hi.cous br
rVbptry AMI disorder. Whenever these ruffianS get
into troube Tie ''boSs goes te court and uses his
"lfl"hc" 10 gu them clear. The consequence is
lhdt ti- gangs have grown 80 bold that they defy
the police AID tie law. and sonnet hing must b. done
on vrrifdhi" rai-n cf terrier Will begin in the more
exposed districts NJ the citv
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FnL AND WryrEn IMPORTATION

St1thss' CNerccatss. and Trouser3n-s received and
oT~ for inspection GentIet,sc. VII pIace N cir oI
., the -
LLADIA0 1AEOkING FsT.pIrsu,.rx,, ~,
"AShlNuTOS
H. ID. BARR.
80 I'LL Pennsylvania aye1u.
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Efforts 10 make the crops party issue have gen
orally failed Cereals are essentially partisan
the sun shines on III" just and The UNJUST SOInt
years ago. 10 b. s;ire. senator sherman claimed the
harvest as a republican victory but this view Of
Providence was not accepted 10y very many demo
Gratis orthodox
And as a rule. the prices OF farming produce are
regulated as little 10y politics the crops them
selves Neither railroads nor brokers let politics
enter very largely into their business Transactions
1t Is not. for example. proof of republican profit
gacy That wheat il selling too low. But if II is, II
mas certainly be claimed in rebuttal that corn Is
selling too high II wheat az IS cents btlsheI
goes 10 prove that the republicans are rascais and
must 90. corn at 81 cents bushel demonstrates
that the republicans are statesmen and must stay
IA Office.
The price az wheat has certainly sunk to an un-
Profitable point, but from causes out OF tie control
o. politics unless the administration, through a
vigorous" foreign policy, might have prevented
tn farmers Of India and Russia from planting and
nature ia noSa regions from producing ne great
harvesto ui wheat which compete in the European
markets with our product. Ii may Dc claimed that
more liberal tariff laws would compass this result:
but what then becomes OF the Else in corn? II
wheat gees down under protection why should
corn 20 W.!
Ia short. politics has nothing 10 do with il. At
present there l. either rally or by report, too
much wheat and too little corn cultivated TO
supply the need OF the world. The ciut of one and
the scarcity or the other staple may OF course, be
more or less speculative, bat here again politics
has no place The price Of the moment is simple
equation of supposed supply and demand.
just at present there seems 10 BE- genuine call
for cora. though the spectators have taken adj
vantage Of th" demand 10 boost prices higher than
they should fairly 90. Nowadays corn has wide
field OF usefulness. and although the crop OF the
year is enormous. ag5regating, 1t Is thought, two
million bushels. the yield Will find n ready mar
ket NJ high priCes. A. yet this country has only
the cOlHpetitiuu of southern Russia and the valley
oi the Danube. Italy produces large crop. but
uses 1t al. leaving the Initeti states practically
without foreign rivals Very little corn. moreover,
is left over from last years crOn. In view Of the
active demand. therefore, prices are advancing
rapidly, and II is thought that quotations ia the
Chicago wholesale market may 20 as high as sixty
or even seventy cents. such T;Se viii be Spccula-
tive however and not To the real advantage of the
farmer Even AZ 30 cents n Du~heI 1t is said that
western farmers can make paying profit. and the
fancy prices OF corner" rarely benefit him. While
they deAAOr.liZe the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

Fate scatter, blessing and Misfortune with eopa1
hand heiicr. inleeI y gone, bu- ..Calamityn
weller Is renOminaJed Why Was orc taken from
Us and the other ieft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

The ballots that are dropping into the voting
boxes through Maine to-day viii have close atten-
ton and many explanations tomorrow. Ii is zen
orally agreed that the republican majority VIII be
az least ten thousand. and democratic newspapers
therefore take 10 warn their readers that such
majority viii mean nothing Ii Will mean, how
ever, decided gain in republican strength On any
vote il. eight years some OF the democratic organs
20 further and express hope that tn" majority
Vii b. pnenOMenally large. becICSss rs they argue,
such result VIII more closely Identity Blaine with
prohibition.
The desire on the part Of the democrats to make
the campaign turn on ''sumptuary laws Is more
plainly shown daily. \ strong effort Is in progress
10 ALLEVIATE the influential German vote in the Me-,
on this ground. AMI apparently with some degree
Of success In ONO and N Wisconsin there a-e
siGns Of detection among the Germans. on the
plea that Baiue'5 success would encourage and
strengthen the prohibition movement.
The idte5t feature in the campaign il, New York
state Is The formal submission of Tammany 10 the
ticket How far this surrender is made in good
faith remains 10 be determined. AZ the meeting Of
the society on Saturday night very few expressed
any personal enthusiasm for the ticket. and the
argument Tor CONSULTATION which was laid special
stress upon was that Tamnany must endorse the
action OF the Chicago convention 10 remain in the
party such a grudging acquiescence may mean
much or nothing.
Another incident OF the past week has been a re-
ported treaty OF peace and defensive and Offer
sive alliance between senator Sherman ana ex-
GOV. Foster. under when the party of the second
part agrees To b. reconcfeI the extent " a cam
patgn contribution OF $4,000 return for The Post
master Generalship in case the republicans win
This Il one OF those ruIlOTs which lie in the cate
CORY OF Emporium II true II is said that efforts
have also been mad To duplicate the famous
"Nertor treaty OF lo>0 in the shape OF an attempt
20 buy the favor and help OF Roscoe Ccnnlinr by
the promise o1 administration all II the next sen.
atoridl coates This story also has features
which need The Alth OF the marines to fully ac-
eept.
Hen'irieks Is hard LAT work despite the hot weather
making political speeches in his state ana ~ h. is
quite effective on the stump he il, ne doubt.
strengthening the Ticket. The candidate, however.
i giving the he'd ~ the ticket some ext rlOrlnary
olcA-handed support IN the shape OF letter, ana In
teTylews which pun,ir democrats 70 understand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

Won I TIE "Us.wearied SUM- as Mr. Addison very
Jds..y called II. p.eaSe let up little.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. BURI's ENGLISH AND PR NCH SCHOOL
w fr young ladies aud iitts girls uill S,tS w.Soso
dRy, September cath iylS n - n " ssle,s~s
DRof. shElDoN's DANCING 81 ASSES WILL IA
n nsan"d saturday, SJTt. lS II m and 81 p m
q. ioVe 81 nv; Monday. sept Is. and 10 p IN.
- s. aAd Ia ave Rebate OF IS per on above
send fo- circulars snss-sm
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EoHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
- MAJ FKAts,KsA

- BALTIMORE.
COLLEGIATE AND UNIVERSITY COURSES
- The next Academic lear begins September "a 1894
Tuition Tor The Year. $50
:, f'hoiaIsiliS arr Opel. 10 Young of merit from
MARY land, Virginia North Carolina District OF -
luifhia
Circulars giving fnll information viii be sent on an
Wheaton, 10y postal card Ia the University k.l5-~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

RookkEEPlNG. PENMANSHIP, ENGLISH AND
NJ all Mathematics thoroughly taught 10y W L. PAR
SONS. NJ :, Expert Accountant Professor of Mzths-
atl,s Tor past three Rttenho,se
G Wight, PRINCIPAL aud Spcncerian Business College
Evening Classes. select aud limited will be formed
fbout Ot'TOBt lsr IN which Crttendeu's famous
Bookkeeping will be studied.
Engagements made with private schools For further
Il. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

r T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10Th STREET yoRrU
81 west. Building paper of all kinds pine Tar -
pitch. felt crooks. plaster. hair and cemsnta ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

~ Prof DENOlyOM SKIS Musical Institute Will re-
lel on seItembrr isl, lss4 C4th year, shortest and
itSt ne" system, Swing Years of practice training
voices quick ~ Ia the very highest culture uptras
concerts. etc G,,ld medals and diplomas will be
awarded 10 graduates EngaesInents procured for
Europe and America New singing and piano classes
are lloN opened. al $40 New York n. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

VI tunc'riyilie. Pa - miles from broad street sta,
u"i illladelrha ale and Harvard professors thor
oush COURSES oI study. students Ir,TRred Junior
Year III COLLEGE lessons SURVIVING and civil
,-lietr1ng. daily German and French;
fu kkcelliE and conn nal arithmetic: superior IN
sirurilun III music; tini and a.kward Pun lis pr-
Naitiy tuturd. carefully arranged department for
Little bows duties of school life made attractive highly
f.c5nin,fded by patrons. J. SHURTLiDGE s. NJ
lfinciIAi Hua3- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

WESLIlAN COLLEGE FOR LADIES WHINING
W ION. DEL Two Ora duatins Courses and Irst Q.
itN dI%ftineft Pest facilities in Music Art EomO.
tx I"nii0rts reasonable changes JOHN NILSSON.
iIeslu'H'. suls lnls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

MT st. J0SEIH'S COLLEGE
4Nl Course of studies: Classical and Commercial
Terms: Bodrdrrs Iper session of fye months alO0
Day students according to grade Studies will ro-
stunned Oh Monday. SCI TENDER \ 1884 Address
BHO. JOSEPH. Drector
tyo-on BaltinIorr Co Ma
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

ESOR RENT-FLA1S-ON 18th STREET NORTH.
west, rooms. gas, bath range latrobe hot and cold
water Very con rlete tor small family. Kent, &25 L.
A MCINTYRE, 9lS f street. seG-3 ct
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T'HE ooLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY

HONE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL. IHE LEADING
II one for thorough practical instruction. Book
keeping taught entirely without text books. saving
months Of hard study The time graduate Is
about onetrd that of other business colleges Howes
RAPID business ptnmanshlp 81 monthly. with book
keeping. arithmetic spelling, correspondence etc x5
three months sia Private lessons If desired Terms
Increased October list Begin ut any time 5l7 9TH
street auI9
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IGOR SA IE-H0USE Az STREET: RENTS FOR
Sio in perfect repair. and all modern
ten room; must sell and reasonable offsr refused
FRANK LIBBY,
seS-1m 9th street and New York avenue
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARMENr WILL
II open SEPTEMBkR 18th 1884 at & O'Clock r. m,
l-ctur rooms in M. &. A. building corner of 9th and
ID streets northwest entrance 9Th street side. All
Sons iiteTpy Ia enter the Department the school
year then 10 oi arr requested to be present For
culars other information apply to
. JAMES II. SMITH. Secretary
Office No 522 sth street northwest, LIE Dr,i Build
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

~ Johns toiIknIAiE INSTITUTE. VERMONT
- avenue. between VI ana streets northwest This
institution of'rstH facility for a thuruush siuca-
tlur whether Classical Scientific Commercial stu
DIES resumed MONDAY, seIt l. lSs4. BRO. TOBIAS
President. ans H.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08
HONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
REDnkNTI AT4nENfr

ilp, b lilt MoIitsoitfS county. Md.
Session t''glns September Ia Numlar OF inmates a
cur M hSiluid Emitted There still few ys,anrir>
Terms s22" pr annuIIl FOR further nforustiou .
circulars aTply 10
.l.6--n Rey G. X NELSON II n p,,pctp.i
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E,OR RENT-BRICK HOUSES: SIX ROOMS AP-
4 ply to WHEATLY BROS, 7th street and Rhode
Island avenue. se2-lm
NOE RENT-222 NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTH
east large double house: fine grounds and yard;
square from Capitol. Inquire Of M TWOMBLY. 321
A. street northwest. se3-6ts
EOk RENT-A THOROU CHILLY AND HANDSOMELY
i Furnished House. three stories aud basement: de-
sirab located northwest Address Box Is Star Office
au29-2ws
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DENTISTRY.

Another jos lot BoYs AND
CHILDRENS FANTS JUST RECEIVED.
Childrens SHORT penss. ago to 13 at &c., $50. 75c
90. and ~, 81 rs and up
Boys long pants. ere 10 to IT. at 76c, o0c IL a -
81 TO 81. Is to a. 80 and up.
Chidrens nshne shtrt waist and hoss' flannel shirts
from 75c. up
Good school 9hoes, from 81 up
Boys school wool h1tA fEvm 60c. up
101l-lsl6 Peanaylvania svenna
suO J. ". HELBY.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS SHENANDOAH
- county, Va, relieve all mslarial and ner- :, 4
vous disease Round trip tickets via b and O. v!NAV
H. T. Address Mrs A. ]. MYERS. su22-30ts IS.ff,l
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BUSINESS MAN
n wishes to invest $500 to $1,000 with his services in
some honest paying business. Address ". W. ", Star
Office. It,
NOR SALE-STOCK OF THE POTOMAC RED
Sandstone Company" Paid which will sell for
ton. D. C. se3.Ets.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NOR RENT

1921 st. NV II rs 300 631 Mass ave a a. 6rs a25
l9S3 St NV, IL rs 100 S35 Mass Is
III 10Th ST. n. 65 1886 st. rooms %
2n1 D st. NV. rooms so 1909 Md ave- sw lOrs 25
11O9 De Sales st., Qrs IS 1905 18th 1t. n W. rs 25
1IN 18TH St nw.,9rs 50l3A W st n. 223s
l643 18th ct. n. w.. so 1924 ST. NV rooms. &c
1887 18th St n.w.,7rs 40IO & 9Th ST. u.e...,,. 70
BOG St sol 1913 18th st. Sc, 6rs.... l6
1885 18th ST. n w. ira 25 1888 LIST St n e. rooms l6
705 Sth sine. rooms Is
Call ut office for Weekly Bulletin issued every Satur
day afternoon Houses adverseJ in this block
andlords. b. II. WARNER,
EeS 916 street northwest.
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Tor SALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
OF SprlnS ard Summer Carriages such as Victories
ILt etons Extension TOPS. Jump seats Two Wheel
Carts Bugges, two and four passenger Rockaways &c
Sc Repairing promptly attended to. ROBT H. GR A.
HAM, Repository and Factory. 4lG-4l6 9Th st NV a,,j
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lNOE SALE-AT SACRIFICE, MAGNIFICENT
Il nearly new Steinway Square Grand Piano: hand
brilliant tone. one Of Steinway's highest grade nstru-
mens has bee nicely cared for and is perfect in
respect cost $500 owner liz eds money, and II be
bought for less than haf-cnst for spot cash Can be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

NJ ES-BARRE AcApEMY-FINFsT PREPAR.
w atnry school IN northern Psnn~N lvania tir.du.
at,s Of last took high standing IN lne Usrxsrd
Princeton, Amherst. lshigh and scientific shools a
classical scientific and business course For cAfsloxusa
and inf formation apply 10 Prof H. & DAMS 637 N.ry.
land az enue southwest. nu2g.s mn ~
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t%ok SALE-AT BARGAIN. THREE STORY AND
Il basement House. nth street, between ami o,
east side IL rooms and ali modern improvements Will
rent readily for $50 per month. OWNER has removed
5lo IA Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-08

11NOR SALE OR kENT-NEW HOUSE NEAR SCOTT
u Circle and three Dupont. Price, $40 500
Five on 18th. Price 5000 Apply ZIG street north
west Hus-lm