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AM ca fhdRs saasaa @ sse
Ba Tina snn ;ed s sexe ,nf two My years ;r
523 Thirteenth street northwest, Monday at nine
8sl1k am bnr Keanism high mass viii be held at
Bt william q psfsHse r. th lsss at
Our father from us has gone
voice We loved In stilled
Which never can be filled
May he restn peace.
From HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
Blair road, in the county at O'Clock Monday the
9th inst Friends and Relatives respectfully in.
DONALDSON. On December I'd. 1856, JAMES
take Place from ms YEA. ..e o. ss .7
sess ana trends At q mPS 9Th
tPhiladelphia papers copyl
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Greene aged four wears eleven months eight days
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Notice Of funeral IN Sunday papers IRchmondpaps
:. M s &c sssgE rs &c lie
Funeral the residence of her son law. Henry
FIX No 3ls New Jersey aSen venue. southeast Non
invited to attend ~e 's"'e''uss
,..ssss e l., On aunt Td.g
TSISs $500 sixteen ; sas DAASAkD
$SsfS e ssss
inss sn q. OF &. ssssi sSsss
ELLA r. JACKSON
T.nsrsl win take place i,s the Gsn.1.I
O'Clock Friends Of ths faulty are respeStfGIy in
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Death OF a Virginia Editor.

DANvILLE, VA, Dec. 4.-Col. j. Richard Lewellen,
editor OF the Danville DAILY Register and one OF
the oldest and most prominent editors in the
state, died here this morning. He was sXty-fOur
years Old, and had been identified with the Vir-
g1n1a press from his early manhood. He aided in
establishing the Norfolk Landmark, TiIginiua
an, Ledger and IndeI in Petersburg. He served
through the Mexican war, and was colonel in the
confederate service during the late war.
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BALTIMORE Md, Dec. 4.-yirginia skies, con-
solidated, o6k; do past-due coupons, 65; do ten
fortles, 43; do new threes 66la bid to-day
,,i BALTIMORE; MD, Dec 4.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ollng, LID Flour firm, with good demand Wheat
southern higher and strong western higher and tive
southern red, Soa94 southern amber, 32a95; No i
maryland. 9Oa!j. Mo- western winter red spot S1sI
aSs DeGenber. S7tassH January s9.as!tss: Feb
western higher: southern white 47a4S southern vel
low, 4oad1 Oats-western white. 35a:37; western
mixed :5:ja:54 Pennsylvania, :5Oa,:5. Rye firm and
quiet, osa6O Provisions quiet and nominal. Sugar
copper refined steady 10.al Whisky quiet l,a
erpGol per steamer atlie,-eotton. I'D; flour. 2s
$1,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; i've 900
bushels Shipments-hour, 1915 barrels; wheat
- 900 bushels Sales-wheat, 15l 200 bushels: corn
$4,000 bushels. -'
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. Dec. T. II a. m.--The opening in
Wheat to-day was one of excitement, and llarke nv
heavy trading The opsning price for May wheat was
80 cents, decline of 70 from last nights closing but
has again reeeded to SOY. Corh-May, 4:siza43h.
uary, 6.22H ~
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MatOr of Police.

NO APPOINTMENTS TO BE MADE TO-DAY
The commissioners said to-day that they would
not probably do anything about appointing new
major OF police or filling the other vacancies on
the police force until Monday. VII
much improved to-day that unless he has a relanSe
ana the weather is unfavorable he expects to be
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DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS, RE.
PORT.
A Document Which Will Not Re ReaAv
Till MOnday.

The District commissioners do not expect to
have their annual report completed before Mon
day morning. The document will be consider
ably longer than usual as the Commits
sioners, In response to expressed wishes Of
members of the District committees, have given
greater details In relation to the operations
OF different departments OF the District gov
in yarIous approximations are urged
their estimates published in THE STAR.
ana the necessity making liberal appro-
pIlatohS !Of improvements to keep pace with
the growth Of the city will be urped. Among the
recommendations Is one that 1t Shall not In the
future De considered Necessary for an assessor to
gress is asked to pass law that Will give to the
tax-sale purchaser an indefeasible title
In regard 10 the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
IL Will Dc recommended that the use and Occu-
Pancy OF streets shall le restricted as far as can
ne done consistent with safety and expedition in
the ope "a nS Of the read regards the Ba
Metropolitan branch diverge back OF the city
limits from Its present line and form junction
the city on fSe sseT w
been given in THn slAs, viii be s inoIsded ' ss
TIE DAAAaH Was vERY sxAII.-Chief Paris. Of
Gne nre department, denies that there were hum
dreds OF dollars worth OF property destroyed at
Mrs Maggie Lille. No. 81 Street northeast as re-
was not 80 worth DESTROYED.
NOT HOPRLEa INvALIH-Mrs John Davis who
was seriously injured by being thrown frow q drag
at Lennox, Mass. Is rapidly improving. The report
that she Is hopeless invalid from the accident is
characterized as untrue. She has not been para
Vzeo' as reported. put viii entirely recover.
RAxas OF THE THEsxoxzsza.-The following
mum, n; minimum, 10
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Dfotrict Government Affairs.
REPORT OF CAPT sYMoNDs.
The annual report OF Cant Thomas w avroon


assistant to Engineer Commissioner Ludlow. was
submitted to-day to the chief The receipts from
July Isl, 111. TO June Goth, 1856 were: Water
rents, Sl2i, sHS. Is; main taxes S}G 1850 o.. taDs
$3.50; permit, 81, 456 o., making total SI60 6l3 80
Water rent arrsars were S45,3 838, with interest
LIST, 1855, 10 June 30. 1856, We're S169 8OO.G2 The
Water-mlin tax during 1855 was So O9Oo 90
and the total number OF feet OF mains
iald up TO June 10, 1886, is GIG, 100.
water and although every effort has been made for
an equal distribution 1t far from SATISFACTORY
The X and L streets and PENNSYLVANIA avenue
mains supplies Capitol Hill, but supply isirregular
Is no pumping station. Southwest and southeast
Washington have also an INADEQUATE supply. In
the northern part OF the city the supply Is also
detective On account OF the elevation OF groond.
646 SCHOOL TEACHERS NEXT YEAR
In the detailed statement" sent to the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury by the Commissioners to-
day, in addition to the information relating to
streets and school buildings published In fHR
pese TO empiay GAG school teachers next year at
an average salary OF $67O, making total Of
$$S2, $40 for teachers salaries
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwfstle aS fol-
lows lows Thomas sn, nansy repair brick corner New
repair brick dwelling, 7O6 Sth street northwest:
s. 800. Henry Fisher, erect two-stOry dwellinQ
o between Sd and ~ streets southwest; $AOO.
IndicaHaents ~ TIA GRAND Jury.
The grand jury this afternoon resumed
Indictments against Andrew White for man
slaughter In killing Gilbert Schuss: james
II. Jordan, for forgery and violating postal
law BY sending letters through the mails IN pur-
othe9A
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BOTH PALLIATIVE AND A CURATIVE for all Liver
Complaints, Bronchitis, de-, may be found I'm Dr
Jay ne ENpectorant. III Is standard remedy for
Coughs and Colds, and a trial VIII prove lis merit
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An Demonstrations, Law.

BALTIMORE, Dec. An the criminal court to-day
Judge Duly declared the baStardy law Of Mary
land unconstitutional, because OF conflict with
the fourteenth amendment,
The law denies to the cOlored woman what is
granted 10 the white woman, In that she cannot
compel the father to pay the expenses of his ile-
Ultimate children.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
FREYCINET RESIGNS.
Probability that q Vote Of Confidence
i'm Him will be Passed.

PARIS, Dec. 4-Premler DeFreyeinet announced
In the chamber OF deputies to-day the resignation
Of the ministry. The chamber at once adjourned.
The members Of the radical left in the chamber
OF deputies have unanimously decided to vote con-
fdence in the government 1t is believed that this
sion to resign.
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WESTMINSTER, Nd, Dec. 4.-John Jurke, jr., and
James Kennedy, convicted yesterday OF murder in
the second degree for having killed John Curran,
In Baltimore city, were to-day sentenced each to
seventeen years and six months in the peniten-
tary.
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Freycinet will STAY Ont.
Curran,s Slayers Sentenced.

PARIS Dec 4.-The Journal dies Debuts an
nominees that the members of the cabinet Will
persist in their determination to resign.
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ool'"Hsf ONDENOE BETWEEN SECRETARY LAMAR AND
THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Dr. LoVe]oy stated today, In reference to the
correspondence which had been held by the Nedi-
cal association with the Secretary of the Interior
In relation to the assurance of sick certificates
mat communication was received from the Sec,
rotary Yesterday, to which the association will
f shortly, when the correspondence viii be
Iermlnated, and they Will then be at liberty TO
make its details known to the public W.
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Local Notes.

The Improvements on the First Baptist church,
18TH street, are so far completed that the main
audience room will be opened tomorrow.
number Of ladies who are Interested in the
worthy object OF building union chapel at Colo
NAL Beach will give sociable at the National
Rifles armory on Wednesday evening December
8, to aid In raising funds.
This AFTERNOON slight fire occurred at the resi-
dence OF Sarah Dorsey, No. 413 I'd street northeast
caused by defective flue. The house was dam
aged to the extent OF SIS.
Miss Edith Bird, 1853 18th street northwest. ne
ports stolen from her room ring worth Sos.
ASSOCIATED CHARlT1Rs.JThe report OF the third
subdivision, Associated Charities of the work of
the past year shows: Balance on hand November
l, 1885, $lS5.56 amount contributed during the
year, $Ta9.25; total, 3915.31. Amount expended.
S871.6Q Balance On hand November i 1850
S4351. One hundred ana hfty-1ve families applied
for relief: Fuel and groceries were distributed to
ITO families, clothing to 81 bedding to and shoes
to 43 persons. Sent to hospitals, persons: to
church 0rphanage, children; to training school
for servants, z; to kindergarten, 8 Room rent
paid for families; employment found for 32
garments made 10. The sewing school was con.
tinued during the year at the Stevens school build
ing. The number OF pupils averaged 20. They
made LA garments which were given to the
Womens home three have died during the past
year and their places have been fle4l with others
The Office OF the association is at the Redfern
building, nortneast corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
LIZ and to 4. The officers are: President Judge
Walter 8. Cox; vice president, Col Belden Noble;
treasurer, Messrs Riggs Co.; assistant treasurer,
Rear Admiral 4: u seliridge, 20l3 street; seere-
board, d. d. D00little; hoard OF d1rectors-Rear
Admiral T. O. SelfItdge, Mrs. T. o. Helfridge, Mrs
y. =. Doolttlet mrs =. Main, Mrs. Alexander, 8.
John Bowles, Col Belden Noble, Miss Eva L Mat
theWs.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opepnr and = 90 II m prices
VI he New YORK STOCK Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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RANGD or THE THERNoxrYrR-The following
were the readings ct tho signal Oiilce to-day: q
~, III q N, 10; II a m, -; p m, Is; maxi
mum, "a; minimum. ia
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.
VIII sell the largest stock OF Goods ever offered
At puhhc auction In this city, and the mos. useful for
christmas Presents. The sale will commence
MONDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ
and viii continue EVERY EVENING at Same honr
until all the goods disposed Of The goods consist
in part follows:
fun line Of imported LEATHER GOODS
large assortment OF TOYS of every aescrip.ion
A fuu hne Of STATIONERY and CHRISTMAS ROOFS
CUTLERY. SILVER PLATED WARE of the best
make. BKIC-A-BkAc WARE, MUSIC BOXES
PLAQUES.
large line Of solid gold and rolled plate JEwEIRY
OPERA CLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES i'm every
style.
A larse line of TERRA Gotta FIGURES p.N1os
AcCoRDEONS GUNS, REvOLyERS and RIFIES
rs Asd many Other articles 100 aaaesous 70 mention
skseda Christmas presents large assortmeuf 10
sneoss ilona Persons viii do well b. attending; this
s<issi = The goods VII Be sold without reserve
~0s FOLEY, Auctionser,
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Snow In Nortl, Carol;na

RALEIGH. y. c., Dec 4.-Snow began to fall here
at $3.50 this morning, and has been falling steadily
since to this hour, noon
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R0BBERIHs RBP0RIED. The following house.
breeking cases have been reported at Police Head
quarters: House OF Jesse C. Er0COd 1915 Ilth
street. front basement window forced, Thursday
night, and plated cream pitcher, table cloth and
keys valued az sic taken, MIA l. e Elliott, 1907
Sd street northwest, house entered between 4 and
s o'clock this morning and sleeve buttons gloves
quilt and other articles valued at Sl1.55 taken;
show case in 'front.' OF store broken open Thursday
evening and $l1 IS worth Of stockings and gloves
taken. Larcente6 have been reported as fmlOWs:
ports the larceny Of two visiteS frem hall valued
ct SO yesterday mnrntng; James X Waugh, 1879
@ street, stolen from house yesterday horse
blanket worth -
Templeton post ONCE Prince George county Va
Wan0ered ffum home and was f(alnd frozen "a
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HOIIZMAN
2o III st II. w...-....$30
Sd floor 931 F.office nm. 2g.S
81 K 81. ne, 6r. 80
Upper part go La. ave 20
Stable rear 400 Ms av..20
! 1915 Wylie at. n.e.......15
!, o16 18th st. s.w., Or. 12.5O
Stable, rear 124 18th st. 10
Cor. 9Th and L sts., Of. rms.
47O La. ave. office rooms.
% Union alley. Is
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The jamestown AZ Fort Monroe.
FORT MONROE, VA, Dec. 4.-The schOolship
jamestown from Annapolis has arrived and viii
remain a month
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

I OFFICES.
i635 + ct. n.w.,3d floor $50
46S La. ave, basem't.-.. 80
J 4:i1 9TH St, front T.,
ID iloor...............c0
9th and Pa ave, r.7-..16
9th and Pa ave. r. .. Ii
511 Tth ST.. basement,
r.4.....-............10
ion OF the property on my
Office for bulletin issued ON
THDS r. WAtIC5 AAAS
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THE LAST OF THE WOODEN PAvEMEENTs-FUTURE
APPROPRIATIONS TO BE USED ON NEW WORK.
PLAN FOR KEEPING UP THE COUNTY ROADS,
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'enatOrS and Representative WhO
Have Arrived So Far.

The following Senators and Representatives
nave arrived in the city and located at the resi-
'' ''@' ''''S"''s'' .,oH.
Sherman, J., Ohio Pres. pro tenn, 1919 X St nv.
Aldrich, n. W., r. l., 400 connecticut ave.
Allison, w. B., Iowa, lle4 Vermont ave.
berry, James IL, Ark. ma National = ma + hotel
Blair, Il: w. \. g. a s5i East E capt " St
brown, Joseph E, Ca, National hotel.
Cali, w., Fla, lOiT I4fh st. n. v.
Camden, J; n, W. Va, willard's hotel
CCas, ssa a5 J; ID, Pa, Fl Lafayette square
Cheney, p. G., n. H.
e Sse Richard ID f Ms 1' Sso st. Sc;s
conger omar b. r Mich n H issl MS. 81. ave- n
SSa a s NJ, Ill, 1923 1ath st: n. W.
DaWeS Henry l., Mass, 1882 Rhode Island ave-
EIsdIauhds, Geo. F,St., eli Massachusetts ave.
E E,is, JAS r., La, lTdl st: NV.
Fair. JAS. g., Nevada
Frye, VIM. p, Maine, Hamilton house.
SissSn r. Ra I'd MIS-. !. Metropolitan hotel
Gorman, A. P, Md, 14O3 K St NV.
Gray, Geo., Del, $40 18th st. a. W.
Hale, Eugene, Maine.
Hampton, Wade, s c.
Harris l. G., Tenn, aOs East Capitol st.
Harrison b, Ind, The Woodmont, Iowa Circle.
IL N. W.
Hear, George F., Mass.
ingalls, j. j., KAN, b St W.
Jones, John p, New.
LLeg cyan, John A., M, 18th and Clifton Sta n v.
Mcmillan, s. J. K, Mimi, $40 c st. n. W.
Mcpherson, J. r., n. j., iOl4 vermont ave-
Malone, Wm., Va, Arlington hotel.
Henderson, CT, Neb., i435 X st. NV.
Miller, warner, n. =, 1903 x st.nw.
Mitchell, John H., Oregon, Richmond Flata
Mitchell, John l., Pa
Morgan. j. T., Ala, Il3 LIST sine
nn .,,. !; g., Vt, No: Thomas circle
Payne, Henry b., Ohio, 1922 Vermont ave-
Patt, Y. d., Conn.,, Arlington hotel
PlunD, T. B., kan 6l2 l4th ST. n W.
Pugh, J. l., Ala, 1913 Rhode Island ava
Ransom, Matt. W., NC.
Riddleberger, II. H., Va
Sa6in, Dwight NJ, Mimi.
s sawssr, xI E, Wis 1899 t.nw.
Spooneri j. c., Wis., st NV.
stanford, L., Cal, IT0l st. a. W.
Teller, Henry NJ. Col.
v Vance, T. b., n; &, 16e7 Massachusetts, ave.
van wyck, Z: H., Neb, 1900 Massachusetts, ave.
v veot, g: g., Mo- 10 lsc4 stn,
Malthall, E. c., MISS Welckers.
S M,ini,iithorne, W. c., Tenn, Ebbitt house.
W WiII,nihS =; r car, Hamilton house.
Wilson, ). f., Iowa, 6e3 18th st. NV.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
j. g. Butler, Chaplain, 1lO7 18th st. nv
Arson Il. McCook, secretary, Arlington hotel
WIN. i. Canada!, sergeant-at-Arins, BOZ Della
ware ave. n. e.
Chas. W: Young, Chief Clerk, 1904 nth st. u. w.
JAS H. Young, Executive CLERK. 1906 q st. NV
!saac bassett, ASST. Doorkeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
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OPENING OF CONGRE SS.
Program i'm the House Monday.
no ANNOUNCEMENT OF DEATHS UNTIL AFTER THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE HAS BEEN READ.

''The regular order OF business in the House on
Monday next" said Mr.. Harry Smith, journal clerk
OF The House, in reply to an inquiry Of TIE STAR
representative, Twill be the calling Of the
House to order at 12 O'Clock by the
speaker, who win direct the roll OF men,
oefs to be called to ascertain whether
or not quorum is present. When that
Is gone the members elect are sworn in and the
TN is completed. II quorum appears. reSolu-
uon directing the clerk to notify the Senate of
ADOPTED providing for the appointment of COM
inittee OF three on the part OF the House to join
sucn committee US may be appointed on the part
vi tIe senate TO wait on the President and notify
nm tnat quorum OF the two houses has assem-
Died and that Congress was ready to receive any
usually takes recess for half or three
quarters OF an hour to enable the committee
" ulScharge that duty, and their report
IS usually followed by the appearance OF the Presi-
gents secretary with the message. The Speaker
Immediately lays the message before the House,
uons providing for printing the message for extra
copies, liking the daily hour OF meeting, ETC., are
Inen adopted. The call OF states and territories
lor DllS and resolutions is then the regular order
ana Is usually proceeded with unless, as happens
10 be the case, there are announcements to
De made of the deaths OF members during
tne recess. In the second session OF the last Con-
gfeSS the Deaths OF MeSSrS. Duncan, OF PennSyl-
Vanla, and Eyins, OF South Carolina, were an
nOunced, and the House adjourned without a call
OF states; and 1t is quite likely the same course
VIII be pursued on Monday. TWO members died
during the recess-Messrs. Beach and Arnot-and
their deaths will be announced and three new
members Will be sworn In, VIZ, Mr.. COX, In place
OF MI. Pulitzer; Mr. Bacon, in place OF Mr. Beach,
ana MI. Rusk, In place OF Mr.. Cole"
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Mass ay nr Thos O. S.}.}S3 10th. G RS so
Iowa Circle, 15r. f. near 18th St, Tor l25
ILaf,yette SIX I5r;a: $50 = Grant Place Or is
n Hav mr. Dupont Cir 80 y, near 18th St 100
VI ST., near lSth 12r 200 T. near 9Th st. lr 100
II St, near 14th. 16r 200 IL tn near ST. Tor 90
Conn v mr. Dup't Cir 200 A. near I'd St n e. .Ir Is
!. mr. 10Th St, I2r. 1856 SIS Cd st. near Pa rs
9th, near K St, 16r $50 21st, near g st.. rs
b ST, or. Capitol. l.1r. $50
Property placed with for rent or sale Is literally
advertised free of cost to the owner
F9r list OF property for sale cali send ct office
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.

Str rm. and part of eel
lar, -ith and NJ SITS II. W. 42f
Stable rear 14l6 X st Ia
1331 lOsh St, = stalls
and carriage house.-....S
Stable rear 1907 New
York ave. n.w..f q
Stable rear :}:}5 Sd st. s.w...
The above IL only q port
books. For full list call at
the lat and 18th fd3I
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ISoR RENT-ON X ST. NV, NEAR FRANKLIN
II Squzre-a most desirable Dwelh,.g Containing sly
teen roons and every eonsenienee House Is in rrst
class order aud viii be rented either Furnished or nm
A-os liza st. NV,
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EOR RENT.


1l1J i st. NV.
y Mass aye NV * rooms, all mod, imps.. $500
nod imps. .......-. 80 90
i3ot do,h 81 NV ruolls all mod llnps.. 10
Ito CoItiiilpls 81 w. rooms ali mod inPs $3.50
- Isl ST NV . rooiis. water and sewer..... Is 90
80 r 81 H. rooms gas and water. III 90
IG9 20 ~ 4 ST. ne- rooms gas and water. 16 90
- ~ MAJ fiass, = rooina water and sewer. 1000
ana sewer 1000
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EOR RENT-BY r. O
Il 1927 Conn.ay. 12rSI0t
ii.J 18th St, store. SO. 3:
1915 Pa av., 11r........7:
500 + st. INV. Srs. ct
Upper part 4 - 9th n. ". .6(
1923 18th st. NV Tor. 81
Upper 1t. 100 10th st..4!.
513 l1tn st. NV, store. 4 !.
1906 ) az. II. W, 9r.....4C
I101 G ST. NV, 12rs- AZ
500 10th St, store.......3.i
1644 II 81. n. w., Srs. 80
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STORES.
} 43S 9th st. NV. ara
, lV-2Sl2 l4th NV. 20
2O4o I'll St. NV. 10
} STORE & DWELLING.
, SUi sta ST IL w, Or,
pS year $500
y OFFICE ROOM.
!, iIO6 + st. n W., Pr $40
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lNOR RENT

MOE RENT
II 1906 y II. avs.xl00
Sw cor Sth & r. i9r. leo
1OC99-h At NV, Iir. 100
H. lIth 81. IL W., OR.
aud store loo
1.'D3 = St Il. W. l:ir. .S3.33
3.2O Sth sIn-w.. i3r 100
4 - / lth st n-w.. l1r..1lO
Magnolia ave. liz. 81. -
1910 iyth St, l.5r. e.. IS :s.}
JAZZ q So upper part Is
11:Si DE sales II. llr so
J ~ Qsr-It.w., or -6si.61
100 NJ st.n.w .9r. 1861
Cor N-H-ave- 4 Y ST., or. 40
EIIRNl
1854 I II. ...--..-.-...5700
1901 + 81. L. W, 16r. 600
1$Ol Conn. ave ..- 900
J,nthicuza estate. .4l6. Of
lib y II ave. l5r .Ild-61
lNOS Mass. ave. l.r..-I50
10 \ -, I6r. 30
l.,O2 IL 81. .20O
Sls lStE ~, liz. 1861
lhit i!fik s.. l2r. 1861
1910 y stN-w.. i az. 1oO. 81
lUie' 9to st, lIr....f50
1915 3Oth ST. SF...t.sO
1s2O jefferson p. Tor 80
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SER 4 Co, 916 Est. NV.

18th &, exc dwel'gs. SO
$40 Z ST. s.w-. l:s.r. 10
s,Oti y st. L. w..3,.,.:,
l.ii 9th al. NV. ST.,
10 Stii ST E.w.. llr 80
Iole Conn ave, SIR. 100
lS02 ConCrsu St, 6r. 20
$40 Sherman ave, Ar 10
iSt d St n.w-- l6r. l2o
1870 4. !. ave, l1r.lOO
fSl1 II st-n.w,. 5r.
! !. II ST Il W, l.1r...5O
.Jo.2 ID st NV. l5r. .S:Y q,
416 9th st-n-w. 16r. .S3.::c3
ga sd ST. NV, 6r. .Y3
SHED.
1904 18th St, 13r- 5000
11O2 10Th St, 1Ir.I31
1908 Sunderland Pl-,
Tor ....lo5
11U6 Conn. ave. lily
!. 81 p st. II. W, Tor. 100
1000 I st. Or.
OH I'D ST n. ", Tor. 50
lil6 llth ST. NV, ar. %
1.il9 Corcorau. l 1r. .l25
Ia CorcoraE, 9r.......SJ
f72S / So. 200
1:,G4 * St, ltir. 200
f2U.I KstEw-. Tor. 30
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