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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-08

Our Minister Phelps has been telling En-
glish~ ~~orkingmen that 1--WE offer employment
and prosperity to all who are willing to earn
these blessings by work" but he SAYS, further,
that "there is no room in America for idle or
worthless persons This is usually the fact
but there are many worthy persons now in
this country who are forced to be idle, and
the rumber should not pe increased.
That very excellent and venerable gentle
man, the Rev. DR.. Merrick, takes the editor Of
the Delaware Gazette TO task for saying tha
DR.. Leonard sis noted for the vehemence ant
bitterness with which he assaults iniividus
republicans and the party" The editor o
the Gazette, who is as excellent and venerabl,
as DR.. Merrick, replies iu good temper, quo
ting the Marysvile Times as authority for tn,
assertion, that, in political speech a, Mag
netic Springs, DR.. Leonard "made the mon
strous charge" that "the villanous republican,
had counted out the second amendment aite
it bad secured a majority The editor o
the Gazette pronounces this charge "utterl,
paseless and unwarrsnted" and reckless,
and we do not feel called upon to denounc
him as a liar, as much as we love our brothe
Leonard.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-08

Wilmington Markets,
TURPENTINE-Firm;3 sic. ' ''p'' q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Il GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WAsHINoToN, August o, 1885
Sealed Proposals Will be received by me up TO noon
of FRIDAY, AUGUST FOURTEENTH for the
delivery at tue Garfield Memorial Hospital, On
Boundary street the head of 10th street OF
80 tons W bite Ash Furnace Coal, more iesS
20 tons White Ash Range Coal, more or less.
All to be OF best quality, free from and OF her
Tines as may be directed by the Resident Physician
To weigh 2,24o POUNDS 10 the TOM and fee of 70
cents ton to inspector and weigher to be paid by
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coal
Right TO reject bids or waive defects Is reserved
WILLIAM NJ. sPRIGGs.
auloot Resident Physician.
pRoPOsALs FOR BUILDING A SMALL GREEN
OFFICE OF PUBLIc BUILDINGS AND GRousps
No 100 Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 3, 1855.
ths Oce Sps So 10 SSupGais T Dc reeeyea 4
NINETEENTH, 1855, for constructing one small
Sreenhouse and raising the roof OF another, the
nurseries south OF the monument
Pans and specifications be seen al the nurseries,
The right Is reserved TO reject any and al bids.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
suoIo,lllZls.lS6t Colonel L. :. Army.
PRoPosALs FOR BUILDING OFFICERS
l. QUARTERS
WASHINGTON BARRAcRs
WARRINGTON, d. G. July IS, 1885.
sealed proposals In trplicaie. subject the usual
TWELVE O'clock NOON. AUGusr TWENTY.
opened In the presence of attending bidders for
Serting Buiding no. IL, at Washington Barracks ID.
c. into three sets Of Officers Quarters I'm accordance
Blanks and fun information as 70 bldding terms OF
contract and payment, &C.. viii be furnished by this
Office on application. Envelopes containing proposals
Quarters" and addressed 10 the undersigned
aust j. ID. c. HOSkINs, Post Quartermaster.
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What remaineth then to tell:
All Is we'll shat endeth well.
So THEY SAY.

So They Say.
THEY, THE PEOPLE, SAY AS HOW
ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
has worked wonders wasTg successful warfare
against tricEery. cicanery and cunnng-a treacher-
Gus combination which reaped where il had not sown
and gathered where IL had not strcwn.
Just look the strife began.
Jealousy the flame did fan
true loves course Ire Ter smoothly ran.
so THEY SAY.
They the people, say
They win with one voice and one accord rally to the
Adler anu his khan who the good work first began.
And a prelude the raider gale will all attend his
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
a simple declaration of proposed principle Of
condaciin. business Jus; look" it WERE and the
strife began: howngs and multer,ngs Of disapproval
end discomfort we're heard from DEALERS ONLY on
every side The which at: ended the adoption
and faithful carrying out of the principle settled upon
wrought jealousy la their hearts
And famed the flame OF discomfort
Until on viilainous mischief bent,
they sousbt disturb the of our way by
la the rebound, will catch and crush them IN the
meanwhile they are doing the
KCSSING
while we selling the
kLoTHING.
What reuaaine:h then To tell.
All Is well that ensieth Wei.
ADLER.s
ANIMAL RED LETTER SALE
Is the Great Boom of the season. Don't fail to attend
AID RS
10 TEN PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE
go and $40 Seventh street northwest
Corner N Massachusetts avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
ES Open evenings until 9. Saturdays until IL
1900 GENUINE SEERSCCKER COATS AND
VESTS. all the latest patterns SI.97 for Coat and
Vest.
91-Adler'S fen Per Gent tGO.ling House has NO
branch III this ctyis NOT connected with any other
This District. We be1
Der this that yen may escape being i'm! osed upon.
We SHAH pOS.tIN sell goods
10 dealers 5eiiIg determined that consners only
shall have the benefit OF oar reduced prices. aulO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
EoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-so ACRES OF
prime garden land about two miles below the In
sane Asylum, ON the Giesboro road. adjoining the
au103t FITCH. FOX BROWN.
EoR sALE-A FARM. CONTAINING 1888
10 Ss q y @
three miles from Belmont Park recently opened by
lsaa ss s s sse
Will exchange for good improved eity properly;
au1O-3t 1880 Pennsylvania avenue.
FoR sALE,FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
D Va, containing 2ls acres. two miles from Burke
all well fenced; about onehalf cleared and well set in
and Si s e aps
ST nd sSe ne Ay 5
Alexandria, Va jy2S-3w
EoR sALE.-A COMFORTA BILE AND CONVEN-
a sni
excellent spring water stable easriase house Sc
convenient to horse cars. Mdd M sr,~cucoxp
an41m III West Lombard St, Baltimore, Nd.
FoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE,
ood twenty acres Se road Just beyond Bright
SauaSt WaI IKE %fhsSS. 1oos st. NV
I'OR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF
and half miles from washington ID acres in a
nsh state H Of plenty Sfrst neat
never failing well Of excellent water: chicken house
corn house, stable, DC pleasant place. high and
healthy on good road; price $1,000. Apply to A.
MELVILLE, 433 9Th st. ne iy23ImS
900 BUILDING LOTS, SO $50 FEET,
AOA within five minutes walk OF Seabrook sta
ton, il. and p. x R.-twenty minutes to city. These
Lots are covered with Y variety of beautiful forest
trees and present eligible building sites. SIS and up
s szss2s's AGENT f.: s Sc a.
over $50 sold.
Also handsome, solid Brick Residence Of seven
teen rooms, in East Badensburg near b. and O. r. R.
Twelve minutes by rail from city. This house Is
located upon u lot Of ten acres. has fine cellars
terraced yard, fine apple trees stable barn etc. etc
Everything in hrst-cRss condition, ana Is stately
and lovely residence. Terms made easy Title ndis-
putable. Address MARION DUCKEtT ATTORNEY
at-Iaw, Eladensburg. Maryland. iel2-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

The State department may now have another
Kelley on its hands in the person of James
Whaien. who was recently appointed consul at
Fort Erie, opposite Buffalo. Whalen, IL ap-
pears, was an active Fenian in the 1866 episode,
and on that account is very obnoxious to the
Canadian government A British diplomatic
agent has been working on the case, and, it is
said, he has advised Whalens rejection on his
record. In that case the State department may
have a delicate task ahead of it. Whalen Is a
Buffalo man, personal acquaintance of Presi-
dent Cleveland, and well esteemed in the COM
munity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10
WANTED--ROOMS.

VIyANTED-THREE COMFORTABLY FUR
w niShed Rooms with without board, in q good
location. for gentleman and three ladies, who will
be permanent tenants If suited house in which there
other bOarders preferred. address, stating To-
cation and terms. +. .. Box 521, city. auS-6t+
NYANTED-SEPT. ], BY A LADY, ONE OR
w two Rooms. furnished o unfurhshed, with or
without board. between and K and 7th and Goth
ss references exchanged. Address, stating terms
and particulars, e b., Star Office. aug -St~
"ANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS BY
w married couple without children, near Iowa cir
Gle: references required Address B.. Star Office.
auS-2ts
WYANTED-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
w room near the Post Office department. where no
questions will tie asked tor occupancy from August
l4th to september lst Win pay literally. Address,
with terms, MIGNON, Star Office. au7-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

The b. Il o. railroad company have lately
made some decided improvements for the
accommodation of the public on the line OF the
Metropolitan branch. bot they have taken o
step backward in compelling the regular in
coming morning train over that branch to
switch OF and wait iUr the outgoing excursion
trains to pass. The morning train, bringing
department clerks and business men to their
occupations. Is subjected already to many vex-
atious Interruptions that interfere with its
reaching the city regularly on time and should
not have the added obstruction of excursion
trains to delay IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

WE UNHESITATINGLY CLAIM THE FOL-
w lowing to be intrinsicaly the very best value in
Black Fix Surah ever good fortune to offer the
trade 70 inch Black AIi-siS French Surah: would
Ultra HEAVY Twiled Ail-sik Surah; would be q bar
into consideration the width G23 inch) OF these
goods WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, boston Dry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

Had Mr.. Gladstone decided to visit the United
States he would have been given a most cordial
welcome, for, in spite OF blemshes in his career,
be is regarded in America as a type of the best
English character. 1t was. no doubt, in a meas
ure due To the knowledge that he would be
"honized" that he concluded to take his vaca-
ton amid more restful scenes. A distinguished
visitor in America should not. OF all things, be
troubled with a weakness of the larynx. A
guest who couldn't make a speech would BE-
only an axgrayatiOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

somewhat to the discomfort Of truly old
fashioned Jeffersonian democrats, President
Cleveland and party went up the Hudson
river on the o. >. 8 Despatch, much in the
style of heretofore Presidents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

The death of General Grant appealed
strongly to the emotions. and gave theme of
the greatest possibilities to the poet and orator
But among all the thousand tributes in prose
and verse that have appeared, not one can be
said To have enduring merit What Is the mat
ter with the muses.? Is it true that culture on
the one side and Phillstinism the other are
between them crushing out the imaginative
faculty9 Are we too busy to think and feel?
In short, ais our civilization . failure, and Is
the Caucasian played out?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

,on so SA1LE-AT BARGAIN, A PLOT OF
S.ounu, fronting 100 feet upon both N street
and New York ave NV between Sd and Sth s,s i'm.
e M part ey six frame houses upon part OF the
Z. SHOkMAkER, go ST. NV aulOM
k,Ok SALE OR RENT-A NICE SIX-RooM
Il, a9ass I52l lOsh n w: Will rent for $50 or
BANES. SOC + ST. a. W. auio1
EoR SALE-oNE 10 ROOM HOUSE. 1902 o
= NV Two Houses. 476 and as o ST. NV 10
sovy.ls, WIN All modern improvements For permit
70 inspect same inquire al loo ST. NV auS-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

The Ohio republicans will find 1t difficult to
match their bloody shirt campaign with the
grand reconciliation scene at Grants tomb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

Mexico has initiated the United States in
many OF her political institutions, and of
course, as we are bound to believe, to her ad-
vantage. But the politicians of that country
will be wise not to permit the spirit of imita-
non to go so far as to incite them TO copy the
rebellion. A report from the north of III xico
says that five of the northern states are making
preparations to secede, and that a civil war Is
probable In consequence. We advise the dis
eontented states to stay in the union. Secession
Is a poor way to make political point. 1t didn't
work here, and we doubt If 1t will with Diaz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10
WANTED-HELP

w ANIED-6ELP
WANTED FIRsTcLAss WAIST HAND
w sls9 machine 8 operator for the Domestic Ap-
VIIANTED-AGENTs 10 SOLICIT TRADE FOR
w outdoor business; commission or salary Apply
At I+25 N SHn 1S5f aEe between II and
UTANTED-A COLORED WOMAN 70 SCRUB
s!a,y V... Apsy At The foTsad eo1ns1 iSsh
WANTED !. IMMEDIATELY, SEVERAL
w nrst-cass Waiss and skirt Hands, at Nine. voN
w At $50 + ST. NV. ~ a it,
WANTED..oNE EIR R71Hgih Timer AND.
w g. sso ved nrs q. THOMPSON COR
WYANTEp-AN ExPERIENcED NURSE TO
Apply at rne Arno" 10th NV Sssween 7 and SDA
WANTEp..WoMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
w iron. al olS - 81 NV au10 It
WTANTED-A STEADY. GIRL To COOK. WASH
w and iron; private family; 2le 18th st. s.w.
w maid: lwhis pre'sFred) WIN please eli At 7oa
0th 81 nw. anlo-1ts
1IYANTED-BRIGHT CoLORED GIRL OF H.
w light household work for two; recommenda,
tons Apply after pm 1905 22d st. NV. suIO-2ts
Wat ~ s; 3. FOR Or. CHILD THhEE
Of g ss Fl
|
w general Homework; best recommend tions
wanted: good wages TO proper person Apply at AT
Q st. NV. aul O-St&
w ANTED-A REsPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w (Catholc) as children's nurse. Address giving
references, DC, F. +. B. san DS 14l6 F st. u W. aS.2s
w AND YOUNG MEN IN
w city or country distance objectl work for
their homes. The business IL something entirely
and easily learned Good salary. No bedding
Particulars free. F. EATON. Boston, Masa Box
6l5S. aui-l4tk
WANTED.wH!TE AND COtORED WOMEN
w Cooks, $40 to $40; chanloermaids, nurses gem
eral workers. scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks
S. A. COOMBS Emp. Bureau, 926 f st. NV. a4-2ws
WANTED = SERVANTS SEEKING EMPLOY.
w ment end good homes, should call at National
Labor Bureas. Wanted 30 white and colored Women
for Cooks and general housework. DICK d SIMONS
SIT It'll st. NV. Collectors and Room Renting. al-21t
TITANTED-BY KENSTNGTON ART CO. FEE
w male help in all Of the country to do our
light pleasant work at their homes. Sent by mail to
address, no canvhssing, easy to learn, and any
can earn from ~ TO $40 per week. For full inorma-
ST.. Boston, Mass Box 5O7S. au5-eo12t
WANTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city or country to take light work at their own
homes; s3 to - Gay easily made work SENTRY mail;
and furnish ri; hx steady smpioyment Address, With
stamp, CROWN MFG. Co., 2oA Vine ST. Cincinnati,
Ohio. jvi33Gt
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BAuMs MAasnoru DISBURSEMENT.
IT'S ASTONISHING

IT'S ASTONISHING
We june IS at the al be eGsS oDI Of
the spring trade bat as we have kept our depart
ments all pIete il detail BY receiving new
goods almost every day. we Had that desirable goods
are always wanted. provided the price Ii an OBJ
We open to-day the following bargains. In some
cases the goos a. entirely new and I'm others redac-
ons have been made sufficient make them equally
attractive.
SUIT DEPARTMENT
lot of white Suits. made of fine Swiss and trimmed
With nice swis, EN- oro:dery. We have ONLY few Of
@ IN s!ock 50 want 20 c.ose them Ihey sold
al To elvoo, we sha offer the choice OF Them At
! blacs aad white Lawn Suit size IS; former price
= Inquired Lawn Suits, size 81 and sc; former price
black Chambray Suit. size SO; former price sl2,
lot Of Odds and Ends of Misses Suits ut al, PRICES
from 80 10 81. Must lie sold Your choice for Sl.5O.
NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
1000 yards Of three row Crepe Lisse Ruchng. either
lot Of ChiIdrens Collars, made Of three rows Of
hue swiss Embroidery or Oriental Lac-: worth 4sc.
TO Keep things Ivei.I we offer them at 25c.
Another arrival OF Tourists Rufn ng styles
BOX We sxpect TUESDAY 10 open another lot Of
days. - we '''o 'e'''e ~" ooSsn ID '0ur
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
About 100 yards of Black Cashmere Embroidery. a.
Net worth 81 a yard, at soc ASK to see these TWO
speciaities.)
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
Our spring stock of Fancy Buttons have been almost
entirely Closed out We are very glad OF this as we
shall open Soon with .n,ire new stock, which, AS
us.a VIII be the largest and choicest IN the city. Just
gow this Department Is lively s-lir.; perl b-;toIis
We opea today lot of superior qualify Pearl Buttons
offered.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Shirts shirts Shirts. We wonder where they all go
TO- We sod the past week over 5000 SHIFTS, ard as
wegiye with each and every one guarantee re-
to say Iha we have MOI been eslie upo. to rcfc oae
cent which Is pleasing evidence fthe satisfaction
they give Lot of bargains l., this department.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
a few specalities for few days Headquarters for
Housekeeping Goods.
loo. 10 pieces Turkey Table Dan.sk OF 4oc sold at
s5c 70 dozen AL linen Dinner Napkins. at S1.l5.
advertised Al o0c, worth SloU.
WHITE GOODS TO CLOSE OUT.
India Linens Victoria Lawns, Check and Plaid
defy competition. See them and be convinced. Our
stock of Mr>lins and Shee;ings the complete in
WI, no: require you to take SHORT LENGTHS. but
viii sell ANY quantity from one yard to full bolt, 1t
Ti-for- Tat. 81 inches wide, &c. . yard
Cet,on Valley % inches wide &c yard.
Fruit fths Loom, 36inci,es wide. SC. yard.
b sa5 sa s ass' Mas vi side sFii oc yard
Wamsu;ta, 80 iHc4le5 wide. lie. yard
kssdae e c.Msrc inches Vide Vide 1 yard Sara
+ E 4 4 u n WV II ::
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President Green. of the Western Union tele-
graph company denies that there are any
negotiations pending at present for the absorp-
ton OF the Baltimore and Ohio lines, but
blandIy intimates his belief that it will gather
them in before long. President Green is posi-
bly, mistaken, and 1t Is to be hoped that ne is.
In the B. & o. system Mr.. Gould has met the
ablest and most determined competitor he has
yet encountered in the telegrapnic Geld, and
there are pretty good reasons for believing that
he will not be able 10 wipe 1t out very soon, if
ever. In the ultimate financial value OF the
enterprise, Mr.. Garrett has the most un bounded
confidence, and In maintaining 1t he has not
only the hope OF future gains an incentive,
but also the prestige of successful name to
sustain, backed up by strong will and ample
means. This il al elemental combination that
Mr.. Gould has not yet tackled In the telegraph
business, and one not easily overthrown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

1t is evident that Sir Charles Dixie is ruined
His sins nave found him oat. He has asked
his constituents to suspend judgment till the
divorce case exhibits the facts, but the cable
informs us that his name has been stricken
from all campaign engagements by the liberal
committee, and that ne Is to spend the autumn
in seclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

child was born in Ohio recently covered
with black spots. They soon get them, but
generally not before a year or SO passes.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


UTANTED-BY A GOOD DRESSMAKER WHO
w cen cut ana ut, engagement by the day or week.
Call at 1923 Vermont avenue. lt&
VXIANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
w who Is firstclass cook. place; objection to
assist with washing and ironing can stay al nights
good reference IL required. Address Box &c. Star
Office. lt4
w ANTED-sTTUATION IN LINEN ROOM,
w pantry or store room III hotel working house
keeper in small family: reference. L. c. DUNDORE
& CO., III NJ st. Its
"ANTEI--A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
w Position As Governess 10 teach the lower Eng
lSh branches References given. Address Miss F. B.
TURNER, M.ackall. Calvert county, Md. anlO-1ts
UIANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN
w of nineteen good urithmetician and penman:
robust and not afraid Of work. Address Box 1872.
Office. aulO2t*
WANTEE-BY AN OPERATOR ON THE
w Tpye Writer. Employment In Office at
hume. Terms mo i0rate. Address MISS "A. R., care
A. Barnes. 4. Cap. Station city auS3t*
"ANTED--A POSITION Of TRUST BY AN
w experienced bookkeeper and accountant. Ad-
dress s. Star Office au7-3t*
WyANTED-PLACES FOR HOUsEKEEPLRs.
w seaustresSes ladies' maids COOKS, nurses, cham
bermats men cooks, walters, Yaitresses with
ces SAIGON BS, Emp. Bureau92 st.n.w. 1--WE
UYANTED-PERSONSD DESIRING RELIA BILE
w and competent Servants, male or female. should
call at National Labor Bureau. We only send
wants that we can recommend. DICK Il SIMONS
Room Renting and Collecting Agency, 5l7 7th st.
NV. jyG1-lm*
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In compensation tor our short wheat crop the
yield OF cotton is larger than ever known
Within few days caterpillars have made their
appearance. but they come too late to do any
material damage. For once the worms got lett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

The identity of the sweet singer of Michigan
!. sCme times a matter of doubt, but the name
OF the sweet singer of New York is known. 1t
is Roliin VI. Squire. He holds an Office in the
city Of his adoption, but Boston proudly and
fifty claims him as her own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

EOR SAJ.E-CHEAP
A good Property [,
S,@. Also. good corn
500. 25 new Brick
lo1 Va ave. s.e., 81 q
broom Brick Houses. /
81, 200 each. o2< litb
storeroom: 81 500. A I
IA SITS. NV: $4,000. lG
bet. Sth and 9th n. W.: Il
House. with good new b
St. bet 9th and 10Th 4
property, SIS Ala st. Z
New Jersey ave. Ae:
build: Will take O., 600
BrtcE business Property
On Fo1. bet. 4is and 6ti
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AN.
1918 Pa. av., l1r. SS3. SO
: street M. 9Th Or. TO
li1S n street NV, 12r.65
Mt. Pleasant, 4 rs-........6S
1O11 12thstreet q. w....65
1881 st. NV. Eat. ......-.55
5l6 18th st. n W. 1Or-..55
Carroll Hall, G st. Or so
730 18th street. fat ......5O
COS II st. NV, lOrs. As
Cor. ct. near J4th. fur. 40
I q st. NV. Sr. q store. 40
TO 18th St.. Or. fat. ...4O
Xs4 I'd st. NV. l2rs......35
$50 L 1t. n.w.. :. rs.-...23
123 + st. ne, RS. 20. IS
1911 18th st. Or ........2O
I59 llth st. SIC. Or. 20
23l 4l9 ST. s-w. Sr....-IS.40
522 9Th st. s.w. Or.
4S2 l ct. u. w., 8 .l6
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EOR RENT-RY r. O.
- X st. ,u.C.av., T., 1888. 81
street n. Is. lSr........30C
6 St. near 18th st., 800
R.I.Ry..nr.C Conn. av .f-3O6
Thomas circle, II r. 300
Lafayette So, 17r...282.H
Lafayette So, 17r..f.. ..25t
941 Pa ave store......2S
Mass. ave. q. 18th. T.. DOG
\ st. n.COnn. ave.13r... 2Ol
Lafayette square 11r...2OI
Conn. av. N ,l3r.fl66. &c
N st. 4. 9th St, Tor ,k....l5C
18th st. n. RI. av., Or. ..1SI
10th st. Dupont circle fl sc
18th, near K a., f........13.
1880 10th street, 1Sr.. .lOl
Md. av. mr. LIST n. e. fur. 1Ol
Grant Place, fur. Sr. LOG
Rst. n. 18th, l ! n .f...-..lOC
Thomas Cir. Tor. fur. LOG
1919 10th st. n w.,lSm...9
Office rooms In rood lot
prices. For permits to 9,
office. Property placed v
literally advertised free {
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Estate Guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

on Al st. bet. c and ID sw.:
ner, IA ST. and Maine ave. sw.;
Houses. 5 rooms each, l0l 10
% eAch: terms easy. 10 new
lOOA % 1882 south Capitol st. /:
b 81 aw. 6-room Brick, with
good corr o. Property. 9Th and
Groom Frame House on I ST.,
lot 81 by 20; - 900 e-room
brick stable. lot n by l2s. on
NV: %. 600. A good business
Aw., 10 rooms: 1900. zoos
3 room brick, cost Is, 600 10
cAsh. vl9 9Th 81. &w., room
y: ~. 500. A nice Groom Brick
n, lot Fac by la deep; g, OOQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-10

TNOR RENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
e dences in West Washington. ISIS St, II rooms
$50; 3IA7 st.. II rooms. S4Os 1917 S5th Ct. ii
ern Improvements. Apply to
JAMES L DAVIS,
au1-1m 1918 3lst street