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CONSPIRACY AT SOFIA.
Aauibars Aiding II Movement to Over.
throw the Ministry.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-A dispatch from Sofia to
the Times says that Gen. kaubars attended a
secret meeting. at which resolutions were
government and to proclaim a ministry under
Zankoff, with Gen. kaulbars as head of the
army.
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PUBLIC DEBT REDUCTON.-It is estimated
at the Treasury department that the reduction
of the public debt during October amouts to
twelve million dollars.
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Changes In the Offices


II. Grout Barnwell, clerk 1000, has been
promoted to class one in the Secretary of w arr
office, vice Edwin Buchanan, class 1, resigned.
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POSTAL CLERKS running between here and
Richmond will hereafter extend their trips to
Wilmington, N. g., an addition of 246 miles
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BI AL,lIIMOKE MD, October 3O-Virgnla skies
consolidated 55ll past-due coupons 80; ten-forties
45: new threeA 6aak bid to-day.
BALTlMOkk. MI. October 3O.-Cotton dnli-mid
ding. b. Flour steady at unchanged price2 Wheat
southern firm: western quiet ana easy; southern
red reds, ssasS; southern amber, s5sss Mo- western
cember. o3ssas3as; january, 85iaaso4r Corn
southern steady: western dull but steady-southern
white and yellow, 4a45; western mixed spot NOyenl
Der and Decenoer. 44laaA4as; January. 45aa46 Oats
quiet anu steady-.0uthern And Pennsylvania 3Os
Rye steady. 66aoS. Hay steady-prime to choics
western, 1sOOaloOO Provisions quiet and I'M
changed SugRr-cOpper refined drIn. lO3salOa1
WHISKY steady l2ssL2i Freights % Liverpool pei
steamer duI and nOminal-cottOn s-3xd. nour, Is I'D
as: grain. 4Aaa4aad Receapts-nour, 1900 barrels
wass a aoOVO bushels; corn. - 0O0 bushels: oata
1000 barrels; wheat l6,OUO bushels; corn, $1,000
bushels Sales-whest. 63xOUO bushels. corn, 14.OOO
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PREsIDENTIAL PosfMAsrERA-TheP President
has appointed the following-namsd postmas-
tsrs: T. n. Young, IT Silver City, n. NJ, Woe o.
L. Scott suspended; Charles T. Cooper. 1t So
wtlkiey. Pa. vice A. w. Woods, suspends6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

PRISONERS ARRAIGNED.-ln the Criminal
Court to-day the following prisoners were ar
raigned: Robert Meredith, alias Merrett assault
with intent 10 kill Edward c. Brice, pleaded
not guilty; john Harris, indicted tor The larceny
oi $40, pleaded not guilty; Anderson Page, TN
guilty; Peter Hunter, receiving stolen property
pleaded not guilty. John Miniter, alias Mont
tor, and Frank W Williams. house breaking in the
night, MiniIor pleaded guilty and Williams not
guilty; Vincent ]. Battles, larceny, iecognizance
forfeited; Michael J. Curtis. epticing n iemAie
overruled; Edwin A. McIntire, perjury, demur-
r0r filed and argued.
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District GOvePnment Amir.
MISCELLANROIrR

Parker J. Jordan, attorney, inquiries of the
District Commissioners what 10 the proper name
Of the street lying between and Q and l4th
and 18TH streets, AS ii Is known on The records
as Sampson and Madison street. and states
that = suit is pending In which the question OF
name involves title to property.
Messrs. Abraham +. Barker and Henry r.
Bauer request the appointment Of George W.
Roberts AS an additional private on the Metro
pOlitan police force.
The Washington schuetzen versin has been
accorded q retail liquor license.
Mr.. r A. Waters, market master for the
Western market, has sent report 70 the Com
missioners OF the cash received for stalls In The
Western market tor the month ending Septsm-
Der 80, 1856. aggregating S5Ol.
The police patrol service has been completed
In the fourth precinct by the 0ameweu COM
p&ny and has been turned over TO the District
IL will 60 into operation next Monday.
The district Commissioners have ordered:
'That whereas the collector Of taxes 10 required
BY Law u. s. Stat NJ L., vol Fl, p. AGO. " COT
the District, all other employees OF the District
are prohibited from collecting or reostving or
In any manner betng the medium for the trans-
mission Of funds do OF any kind Whatever due or
Mr. Richard =. Williams has resigned a q
member Of ths hrs department. and the Com
missioners have apposptsd NJ. Henry smart .
private In his PlaeS.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CLERK.-Mr. Joseph s.
Beard, tor many years connected with the Pos,
Office department in this city, died yesterday
at his home in Blooming ton, iii.
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MAHRGEM

FLEAING-VEDDER October 27sh 1885, e tho
residence of the brides parents, by Hush H. ship
pen, OF Ali Souls church, ROBERT l. PLANNING
70 NELL VkDDER, Of Washington, d. {.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The suit of Mrs Marv
Frances Raymond for absolute divorce frp,n
her husband, Jas. X. Raymond. came up TO-DAY
AZ tne supreme court IN brooklyn, on motion
Of plaintiffs counsel to discontinue the nction
both parties consenting. The plaintiff IN =
niece OF Gen. Sherman. Decision WAS r.,sarrsd
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.-OR REM

IrOE RENT
II lSJS y IL ave--S100
- ". cor. Sth Il E..l9r...12o
1000 9Th -. nw..lir-l 100
49, l4Ih ST. NV, Or.
and store....---..---....-l 100
1905 r 81. II w.. 13r..--IpU
los X /. ave-. III rs.-lOtj
$50 Sth 81. NV. l3rs-lOU
42S 18th NV. i .rS-11O
ii agnolla ave, lir-S3.3:
2IUs' II -. n. v.lOr-.SS.3 :s
1910 18th sLn.V, 1873. 33
1916 j 81 W., Tor
Il Is q NV. upper part. ;
1.3l De sales St. llr.-..1o
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THEY ARE SHOWN THE SIGHTS or WAB
ISLAND TODAY

ISLAND TO-OAY.
NEW YORK, Oct. SO.-The French delegation
to-day visited WarQ's island and made . tour
Of Its institutions. Tonight they will be the
guests OF the Hamilton club. Brooklyn.
Tomorrow morning they wili make q Tying
visit, In company with Levi p. Morton and Ar.
Auguste COnbert, TO niagara Fails, returning
on Monday night. II IL expected that they viii
visit Washington on Wednesday 70 pay their
respects to the President
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This morning, about $50 o'clock, an alarm
OF lre was turned IN from box IL, for iire in the
82S @ street northwest Damage about $50.
Mr.. Isaac slater, formerly of the Post Once
toned In TIE STAR, II now much better. ana II
copsideCed ont Of danger,
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~ :" T. 9 u

n. W. & Sc
800 N.J.a.S.e Jar $4,000
$40 NJ ID. W. mi. Or 10, 300
2O33 H NV. 12r-..--S.000
lI747 + st, b, mi. 1Ur.. .OW,
l223 Ind. ave, m. i.9r-.7 900
l926 Mass ave. b, 1885, 800
iN. Cap.and I SITS. b.9r 700
1908 9TH st. b.h. 9r-..5, 500
1870 to 1913 est. s.e.--4.000
I2l6to 222 18th St Sc.
and KY. ave-. bet Il
and sc. av. f. h......2,7 700
1916 18th seth. ,Srs2 900
PIG 10th Seth. Tor. 2. 500
6I2 b st. s.e.. tn. or. =. 900
9O9-9l1 l st. Sc. 5r.2,OOO
329 18th st. Sc, 8 i. sou
3l3 10th st. Se., 8r- /, 400
IN of property on my books.
n hnl1Atin iSSIlpd on tho 1St
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A Pistol Shot Through . Car window.
NARROW ESCAPE OF WASHINGTON PASSENGERS
Last Wednesday evening a. the train which
lett here At o'clock WAS en- route beyond Tren.
ton. some one In q train south fred revofver,
and the ball passed within . few inches OF the
heads Of Messrs. John A. Clarke and II. c.
Thorn, Of this city, who were seated 10 the
smoking car. subsequently at Elizabeth n. j..
Mr.. Thorn left the train before il came 70 q stop
aud he was badly bruised about the face.
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| N.E,S.E-andS.W Per Mo.
il214 Pa. ave. Sc. 7r.--$3U
iuO2 Ii st. n.e- 9r............-Z5
81 X St N e, lOr-............20
1914 Pa ave Sc, 1r.-...1S
ga Md. ave. sw., 6r..-.1 :
t6l7 & st S w. 6r----... IL
Il Myrtle ST. n.e.. 6r......1J
23 Myrtle st.n-e.,6r .....15
l and 2 alley. bet. Sd and
4tli and X and L n.e...10
Cor. I'd aud L ne. ir-......S
422 18th ST. me-. 4r......-...S
POI = st.s.w.. 3r-.-......6. 80
636 Va. av. ae.4r.-..-........6
All L ST. Sc. 5r-.......-....G
626 h st. Sc, 5r.-..-.........5
OFFICES Per Mo.
$50 r st. n.w., Sd fir OF. $50
46S La. ave, basement. -
I46S La. ave, sd hr Ar. 80
9Th and Pa. ave-. 5..22 80
Sth Ind Pa ave, r 6-22. 81
9sh and Pa. ave-, r $40
irtion of properly on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. +. WAG0AMAN.
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Oc3o6t

EoR REM
i 1919 ] 81. 16r.-S150
Sl2 & 81. NV. lti rs. -l2o
16oo 81. NV. l3r....i25
LIB = ST. NV, 15r.-l5O
1l03-O5 10th n.w.I0r.Io,
1I2l 4ih St. 13r..-.S3 81
j ..ttsj r st. NV. l2r.-...-.15
11lO r st. n. w. 12r..--.15
17oS r AZ. NV. l2rS....- -
2o2OS22 y sr.n.w. ,I2r- IS
] IA 18th ~. NV. l1r. 80
So 9TH 81. NV, Sr.--....-45
l1@O 18th 81. nw.1Or--3O
1S1u 18th 81 n W.. Sr---4o
2.32 h -. NV. 9r--..-..---4O
LIB ] Ith II. NV. .9-3J. 80
lob. 18th 81. NV. : rs-3O
JOLT .tn II. u W. BIB,
SIS u s. NV. .r- .-30
] .J7 ; 81 NV .rs..----26
] .33 : ST n-w- t. ..-2ti
II 9Th 81. II. g .r......-2o. 40
Bis 81 stse. Tor ...---.20
1915 v ST. NV, TIA
ION p u "a IL -
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The Accident % the PayOufa.


The Cunard steamer Pavonia, which ran
aground near Plymouth, Mass, yesterday morn
ing, was foated without damage about 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. II was said by expsri.
enced navigators that the locality where the
PavOnia went ashore was q narrow ledge of
rock, with deep water on all sides, and no beach
that could be discovered In time 70 prevent the
steamer from striking the rocks. IL Was seen
by the position of the vessel, as given In the
captains dispatch, that she was a long distance
out Of ner course, which ID explained by tho
fact that thick weather had prevailed for three
days, and consequently no observation could
have been taken during that period.
Entertatnimg the French Delegates.
A reception to Count de Lesseps was given
In the rooms of the New York chamber Of com.
merce yesterday afternoon. NJ de Lesseps was
accompanied by NM. Bartholdi, Peiessier,
Spuller. Coudert, Ney and Others. A dinner In
honor Of the French delegates was given last
evening by the Hon. L. p. Morton, administer
to France, at his 9th avenue residence. The
members OF the delegation were present. and
invited to meet them were Senator Evarta.
Gen. Schofed, Hon. Chauncey n. Depew, Ad-
miral Luce and Richard Butler. Count De Les
seps has decided TO remain In America another
Week. sunday and Monday next he will spend
in Philadelphia, coming thence to Washinton,
where on "Wednesday he will be presented 20
the President He Is also al xious 10 visit Mon.
treal. Owing to the continued bad weather the
illumination OF the statue OF liberty was again
postponed from this evening.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage license,
Louis Lleyerhardt, OF Rome, Ca, aud Ida
Adler; Noble Barnes, OF Charles Co., Nd, anc
Mary Hari; VIM. A. Carter aud Mary 4. Wash
iuYtou.
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FINANCIAL ANs COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and d: ~ pm prices
OF the New ork stock market to-da. reported by
Special wire 20 III. II. Dodge, 500 10Th street:
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E'oR sALE-BEAT THIS IF you CAN-Nos
u .05 AZ AND 1O1 II SOUTHEAST-TWO FIVE
STONES THROW OF TWO LINES OF CARS AND
H Il tI COSY LITTLE HOMES ONLY $1O5O
Each, ON THE EASIEST KIND OF TERMS
500 CASH AND BALANCE SIS PER MONTH.
PERFECT TITLE. APPLY IMMEDIATELY TO
WELLER & REPErTI,
oc2S-2w 326 Pennsylvania ave
TNOR SALE OR LEASE-l219 l ST. y. w. l6
rooms modern and perfect in al its appointments:
Stablng for four horses PARKER d low NSEND,
141S Est, Oc.6- lot
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LNOts SALE-
u NV.
l743 &1745 1lth.,
st.. b. h., 6r..........-S2,5CO
lO9 20. b. fh.. 5r..-2,OUC
l121.112H f, FIJI. Or. 1000
81! 4th st., En-, 6r--2, OUU
42a-426 o alley, 4r-1, SOC
ZGOS X St, f.h.. 4r-.-1.aOC
!4l4 samson. I. h, Or. zoo
616 d. 6lS Marion
alley, fh., 4r-.........1. GOO
d4l6 ID ST.. 4. b.. 6r-...i SOC
. q St, FIJI. 6r........-1 SOC
1875 9Th st.. FIJI. 6r.. / ,5tDt
1912 samson, 7r-.-,.1 .5Ot
24OO, 24O2, 24O4 Co.
lumbia av., f. b. Dr. / SOC
!4ll1a Samson, 6r- i sec
l43O Samson ,6r-...1 ,5Ot
@l, 9u3, COS. 9O7 v
ST. b. h., water I'll 500
Tho ohoUo DC H.Ju ,
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The DELEGATES 10 the convention OF the
christian churches were given a special rscep-
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HOTELS.

4 ,OLONIAL BEACH HoIi.L Is NOW OPEN
~ for sportsmen All Kinds VI game in ABUNDANCE
haies ~ per Gay. Al. BOSSAisT
oc9Am Proprietor.
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A VIRGINIA FARMER.s Suicide.
He Fires Two Patel shssa into ME
Head.

Yesterday about one O'Clock Luther n Hatch.
. well-known farmer. residing near Arlington.
In Alexandria county, Va, placed a revolver To
his head and fired two shots-one into his lore
head and the other into the right temple.
INJECTING fata, wounds. He was a man of
family, about AZ years OF age. and had been
depressed in spirits for some time on account OF
snort crops. &C.
Hatch is a prominent Mason and Good
heinplar and was a leading representative In
the late democratic convention.
Alleged Violation Of the Policy Law.
RAID BIZ THE POLICE THIS MORNING..
his morning Detectives Raj ana Horne AND
Lieut. Arnold. with raiding warrants issued by
the Chief of police went TO the houses OF Thomas
ration, 1918 street. and Emma Miller and
Robert Hughes, in Swinghammcr's alley. and
arrested the persons named for alleged viola
nons OF the policy law. They ALSO captured q
0uahtlty OF slips aud drawings. The prisoners
were locked up al the first precinct station.
GOING HOME TO vorE-Postmaster General
Villas and Judge Bryant, the assistant attorney
general OF the Post Office department, len to-
day for their homes in Wisconsin for the pur
pose OF casting their votes at the election ne "A
week Ihey expect To return at once. Gen.
Knott, the Second Assistant Is acting Post.
MASTER General. The commissioner of pate a t.,
nj. montgomery, has Assn gone home ca Michi.
gan TO vote, and Capt Hassler, the appoint
ment clerk OF the Interior Department. hns eope
W his home in West Nirginia
The DELEGATES 10 the convention of the
Christian churches were given a special rscep.
ton by the President this afternoon
MRS. Raymond DOesn's want q Divorce.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The suit OF Mrs. Mary
Frances Raymond Tor absolute divorce frpm
In the supreme court in BROOKLYN ON n motion
VI plaintifs counsel Ia discontinue the action
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,OR gENT-6e0 6s2 4TH ST NE, NIw,Iy
il room br cts mod imps.: 81 per month DAVii.
SON & DAVIDSON, 4l2 and b sis. NV. lts
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NOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several stx-room houses
On on street northeast ell modem improvements 10
per cent investment. Frice. only 5000 eaCh also
room Brick, ). between 14th and 10th sts-S4 500
rooms aud cellar on Caroline $40
COrcOran st..................7.UU 900
= bet Vermont ave. & 10th. q. 500
Brick IL rms East Capitol St, let 9th and 600
rooms ana cellar, 18th near ST., 100
bet n. Cap. IL LIST SITS. n. W., TOO
Apply at once TO J. W. P. MYERS
se15-7w* l4ZS New York ave-
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Nor EXEMPT FROM DUTY.-The Treasury de-
partment has decided that a safe imported by
merchant who changed his place of business
from Canada to Chicago is not an implement of
occupation within the meaning Oh the tariff,
ana Is therefore not exempt from duty.
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CHARGE DIsMIssED.-JudgeS Smell to-day dis
missed the charge of keeping an ill-governed
and disOrderly house at 6O2 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue.. The hearing occupied a portion Of two
days. La summing up the testimony Judge
Smell said that the strongest testimony against
Mr.. Holmes was given 10y two men from the
Howard House, which adjoins Mr.. Holmes
properly. That testimony, he said, was not
backed py any other.
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A Posi- OFFICE RoBBED.-Chief Post Office
Inspector West was to-day informed that the
post office at Mt Vernon, Ohio, was robbed last
evening and all the stamps and money stolen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

nay ne rest IN peace
Funeral win take place Monday. Novenbse la =
hAlfpast nine clock from 81 Domiuice church
Esaulem mas. Relatives md nisads ssspsotiuliy
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1 ST. NV, rs. --.--. SO
1873 F ST.. ne, 1rs..2O. As
2521 X st. NV, 7Is..-ls
ISIS f 81. NV. or. 1880
1927 N Capt. St. -r.2O5O
'l2l5 29th 81. n. W.. 6r.-2O
lila " Cap. st. n.w.lS. 40
900 E st. n. e., Sr....1S
423 = sr-n. Or. ....16
4l2 N J. hv.n.w. 5r.l5.3C
ZIG F. ST. NV. 6r-...l5
2O34.e3S Sth st.n.w., Or. / )
415 Warner w..5r.l2.SO
1857 22d 81. n. W. 4rs.-12
l2l2 Blagfen NV. ,4r.-.ll
324-26-2S-30 !. ? 10. S,J
Oh 18th st. Sc. 5rs1O.30
IA q st-n-w..5r........... g
1239 18th st-n ". .5r..9
J WILSON ST.. rear, 4 rs i
49, h ST., (rear n.w-4rs.S
81 Allen Court.4r...- 81
I OFFICE ROOM.
1106 + st. NV. 3rs.5O
E.R & co. yl6 FsL NV
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tNOR SALE-
T. GEORGETOWN PROPERTY.
have for sale the finest located property In George
town, on one the principal fhorOughfares with
horse cars passing along the street. partly Improved
by i've modern houses with unmpr front of
over 300 feet susceptible 0f Improvement The inn
proved portion will pay annual interest Of four per
cent on the entire Investment and the portion
VIII enhance In value 30 that large profit may soon
for capital JNO. A. PRESCOT'T
Ocz6-itt I4l6 4 q nw
Eok SALE Two BRICK HOUSES, lO4 A Nd IO0
II 9Th 81 n-e all modern veutences: one square
rom cars seven rooms: terms suit Call upon or
address WIN. F.skIEk, 466 and AGO ST NV Liv-
cry stables and carriage repository. oc2tt6ts
ENOR sALk-CENTRAL Pa RI OF CITY, BRICK
II aud Frame dwelling, Carriage House and stable;
ground 23lA BY 10 feet to wide allsy Price $4,000
~ 300 cash. 900 In six months baance suit pur-
chaser AddTess Hex rs, star office. Owing to lness
swered ouxl.1W
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BOARDING.


F(NHE AUBURN. COR. 22D ST. AND PENN.
Il ave, having been reOpened under new manage
nlent ana refurnisned, offers hrstC.ass Board and
nicely furnished rooms reasonable rates oc29xt*
nor RtNT-NICELY FURNISHED BAY WIN
II dow 'front.' room third floor. heat, gas bath board
tor two $3O IN advance; references. 1226 St.
Iowa Circle Oc2S-6is
tNOR RENT-PLEASANT,W WELL FURNISHED
II Rooms with or without Table Board; references
gwen anu required Ola 18th st. ocI6-lm*
TlNHE MCPHERSON HOUSE, CORNER OF 10TH
Il and SITS. Is now open the reception of perma-
neLt, transient and table bOardsrs.
ocl3-1m" MRS. NJ. T. SOUTHALL
SPRAGUE MANSION. COL l. ST. N.W-St,VEc
~ raj large pleasant Rooms with frst-ciass BOARD
1Iso, tWo ntail ftoonls Iauie Board. Oc1l-lSt
BOARD AND ROOMS AT 3I4 AND SIG IND
~ ave Rooms 20 10 $50 according to location.
day ncS.{n,
1917 ST. N W.-FOR RENT-kOOMS,
- - with Table Board. House has been newly
painted and papered throughout. Mod imps ocI i m
YfNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE. 5l2 9TH ST n W.
a anu Inc La Perre, sw cor. 10th and Il NV are
pee. couueu boafchg houses Ill the city. Table first
class: PHEASANT rooms Terms moderate. uc2T
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FOR lighthouses.
NOR RENT

NOR RENT J
1872 NJ ST.. fur, ] 1r.~sl25i
$40 Earragut So winter (
& spring. fur, I'LL 15i
1874 G St. POss- Nov, /.
fnr.. 16r.....-----.-.-.l 20
l42l q 81. fur, NIL. 11-125
2,,16 + IT. fur, 1r-....-125
1872 l3tn ST. l3r......65.5o
1878 goth 81. lars ...-.-40
213l h Il. ,1T.........--.......3o
1O4. 106. los. ITO q St. +
PoSS. Nov. ! Or. 30
1912 4th st, Sr--...........2O
$40 " cap. At, 6r-..2ul
1904 4th ST.. 6r....-.15. 4O
224l 10Th St. 3r.....-1OI
223S Boundary st. 4r...l0
40 % at alley. 4r--...lUi
22lS Va ave. 3r.......5l
STORES. Per Mo. Z
POI u ne, SIR & dw 6rS25
433 9Th Sw-s'r&dw. 4r--2i
stable, rear 14l6 X st--15
All |. 81. Sc, lr..........1i
Stable. rear 1401 New
York ave. n-w-..-..6l
Stable. rear 33o 30 aw-...2'
The above Is only a po
books. For full lis, call a.
the ] 81 and 18th. IocL9l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

E%Dl, RENT
II 9Th II. NV. fur....S150
= Il. NV, fur..........-.......6u
], mn ave. ii r. brick 40
81 PA aV. .rSSiore.4 A. 80
2~O6 CAV ST. .tieo'tnl2r. 80
% h ST ne, I'd St. Sr...23
SWORN
gcSD-ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

NOR RENT-HOUSE 1872 15FH STREFT \ NJ
II near Iowa Clrcl. ID rooms: all modern coDye.
llences new: immediate possession Inquire liza
g. n st next door oc:2rA3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

NOR Rent - TEN ROOM HOUSE: HALL
II water, gas lairobe. BATH speaking tihpS bav win
dow ~. New Jersey ave IIw.: key next door: rent
so Apply 10 u r. T. RICHARDSON, Hos l. 81 H.
W. Oc.st-.}t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

1896 P ST. 1ir......-S1O
4i2 q It. NV, 3 1866. Is :.
2Ul3 u St. lOr..........-.6.J
100 NJ 81 NV, 1lr-.6U
l4th ST ext. .dwel ngs.. 81
Cor N.H.ave.&Q ST., 1r-5O
1870 Il st.Sw.. A.,
2SOo " st. n-w....--....33 80
1905 Sth ST. NV, 1r-.3U
463 Mo. ave. NV. SrS 81
1881 j. 81. NV. IL rs.
1892 CorcoTan ST., 6r..-22U
Mass. av-. near 18th. 5r-15
33.'S Sherman av.. Ar i l
RSlD Shorrnan av Ar m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

L>OR RENT-COSY 8 RO NJ BRICK 4OI II ST
NV. water and gas: every hing clean. paint,
Few paper. new gas fixtures, SO. Key 4no. next
door. bt2S-s,t@
LNOR RENT-TWO NEW TWO-STDRy PRESSED
Il brick Houses. with back building 6 rooms and
bath, to a small family. Inquire premises, 1920
9TH st. NV, after D Grant Place O2S-S*
LNOR RENT-1005 q ST. n. W.. LARGE HOUSE,
IL Is rooms specially suited tor boarding house and
room renting. JOHN SHERMAN Il CO,
OclSSt I4U1 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-30

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