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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-21

Farmers are already gathering up -four
barrels for their next seasons crop of apples.
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Maine Historical Society.

The Annual Meeting of the Society viii be held at
Adams Hall. Brunswick Me-, Friday. 25th June 1885,
at A. NJ. H. W. BRYANT
junelSdlw Recording Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-21

The ToRus Band accompanies Dunlap
Commandery Of Bath on their excursion this
week.
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if9ifn.

In Bowdoin. June "A, Joseph White, aged 81 yrs
In Searsmont, June Is, Elisha Mansfield, aged "a
years.
In Warren, June IL, Mrs. Chas. B. Watts.
In Rockiand, June 10. Capt Halsey Wood, aged 81
years, months, Is days.
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FINEST PLACES IN THE COUNTY
for fraction of its cost.
% NOT MISS IT.

Such chance will probably never be
offered in this vicinity again.
House will be open for inspection on
the day previous to the sale. or can be
seen at any time by applying to the
auctioneer.
Terms cash on personal property,
liberal and easy on real estate.
Particulars Of j. s. Lam bard,
AuctiOneer and Real Estate
Agent, so Water ST., Gardiner,
M aine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-21

California apricots are in the market.
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SIR JOHN s. RUSSELL, Recorder
Trinity Commandery Of this city will be
among the pilgrims, joining their Portland
brethren here. A special train which will
make very fast time, is to be provided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-21

These Gnghams were manufactured to SELL and now are
retailing everywhere at II IL cents per yard By taking
quantity of these goods enabled to procure them at
figure far below the market price 1t is my purpose to
give to my customers the benefit of this purchase and
have accordingly marked the entire lot CENTS PER
AKD These are neither off styles nor last seasons goods
but are the most approved patterns manufactured for this
seasons wear, and at the extremely low price at which
have marked Them but few days will be required to close
the entire invoice
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

lINOR SALE
Il ~ ACRES ADJOINING "KALORAMA" ON
THE WEST SIDE
We offer for sale the Lyon mills property, con-
divided by the proposed extension Massachusetts,
ave-. together with the valuable water power and the
improvements. which consist OF q brick and stone
Flour Mill 600 barrels per day capacity fine Doub
DIV e1inghonse of superior structon, together with
IHOs. ]. FISHER d CO.,
ocLl-LW 1874 ST. NV.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO A
"A pr cttcai Barkeeper to join in opening bar in
one OF the best locations in city. Small capital re-
Quired. Address RESTAURANT Star Office. OH -3ts
NIANTED-A PARTNER ACTIVE OR ST LENT
w with three to five hundred dollars to engage in
the Butter Meat and General Produce Business whole
sale and retail. Location best in the city. Address
oc2l-3ts WHITNEY, Star office.
DARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR LARGE
IL family, boarding HOusekeeper. The furniture
for sale and house for rent. The house is well known
and IS literally patrOnized as II has been for many
years; It affords good opportunity TO any one de-
srous or entering into profitable business with small
CAPITAL Satisfactory reasons given by owner for
y. O. DEN1soN. Real Estate Agent,
se23-1m S23 st NV
INVEST THROUGH The SOUND AND RE-
4 liable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence,
Kan Capital and surplus, 500. 900 Carefully Sc.
seven per cent Interest guaranteed Unrivslled f.
entities Absolute satisfaction. 10 years experience
No losses. Refer to Third National bank. n Y city:
National bank, Lawrence. Kan. and hundreds Of in
vestOrs For full! information call upon address
au21-3m* SHAFER Il RITTER. Frederick. Md
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THE NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Six Schools to be Opened and Twenty
Four Teachers Employed.

Superintendent Powell, OF the public schools,
to-day mad Q conference with Commissioner
Webb at the District buildings, In relation to
to the opening of the night schools, as there are
some points relating to their organization yet
undecided. One OF these il the employment
Of regular public school teachers In the schools.
There is some question as to the legality Of SUCH
employment If the teachers are paid any adj
ditional compensation. 1t is proposed to open
early in November three night schools for
colored pupils and three for white pupils. The
white schools will be located in the Franklin.
Henry and Peabody buildings and the colored
schools in the Stevens, John F. Cook and Ran
dali buildings. In each school four teachers
will be employed, making in all twenty-four
teachers. The night schools will be opened
ffty-two nights in the year. This will give the
pupils, Superintendent Powell says, as much
training as pupils In the high school now get in
any one branch OF study. The allowance to be
made for the pay Of teachers is $3.50 q night
each. Superintendent Powell says the money
appropriated will pay for the shoots at that
rate for fifty-two nights. He prefers public
school teachers, as they are already trained in
the methods and discipline of the public
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

An Affidavit from DR.. Hammond d
clAriNg the RefaNnee InaAne.

An Affidavit from DR.. Hammond De.
claring the Prisoner Insane.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-Ex-Alderman McCabe
was arraigned. to-day tor trial in the court OF
general sessions. There was large crowd In
court. McCabe sat with his wife and counsel.
He looked pale and careworn. When Judge
Cowing took his seat the district attorney called
McCabes case. His counsel asked for an ad-
jOurnment in order that associate counsel, who
was arguing u case In another court, might be
present Shortly after this the associate coun.
sci, VIM. F. Howe, made his appearance and
submitted an affidavit made by DR.. Hammond,
recognized authority on mental disorder.
The amdavttSays: have made q personal
the Ludlow street jail. ind that he is In q
mental condition approaching imbecillty. His
mind Is wandering and IL appears to be difi-
cult for him to collect his ideas 30 as to give
lions; his memory is defective In regard to the
names Of persons whom he knows familiarly-
not that he actually forgets them,
but he Is obliged TO hesitate for
Most of these morbid appearances might have
been assumed, but there were two Of decisive
importance that were altogether beyond his
CONTROL The right pupil IL larger than the other,
What have observed, taken In connection
with the accounts OF him given by persons who
have long known him, and the fact or his hav-
Ing received some four or I'VE years since a
to tho conclusion that there II reasonable
ground TO suspect the existence Of incipient
insanity, properly known e pereisis, or general
me, he is undoubtedly Of unsound mind"
A petition from Mary e. McCabe, the defend.
ants wife, Was also read, praying the court "a
appoint commission to inquire into her hus-
Judge CoWing anuouncsd that he would have
O Jury empaneled to try the question Of Nc.
Cabe's mental condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

BALTIMORE. ND, October 21.-virRinia past-due
coupons, 81; do tenfores. 43: do threea % bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October 21.-Cotton quiet
middling, g. Flour steady ami quiet Wheat-southern
Arm western strong and higher; southern red s3as!:
southern amber, SASS: No. western winter red.
spot X 800: Novemner a2.sasoas. Dsceneer Sai.s
steady western quiet southern white 45a46 southern
HeoW, 4oaa6; western mixed spot 44a44A4; Novem-
Oats irm.southern. 32a36: western white. 34a3S:
western mixed. 32a33. Pennsylvania 32a38 Rye
quiet and steady 5Sa5s Hay steady-prime to choice
western Ii OOaol 90 Provisions steady. Sugar-cop-
per refined firm. Whisky steady 123sl "a.
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer quiet and nominal
cotton $50 flour ls ID a2 grain l2a5d. Receipts
hour; e.7OO barrels wheat. 81 600 bushels: corn.
bushels. ssles-wheat. 1854. 900 bushels corn. 5000
bushels.
Chicago Markets.
c CHICAGO IL; October 2l,1 rmoWheat stronger.
3-l6:May, Sla4 Corn steady a shade frmh--Cash,
33as: November. "a l5- l6: December. 36 l-l6 May.
4O.7-16. Oats steady-Cash, 24la: November 25Ls
December. 26!s: May. 3OA. Rye, 4sta- Barley. So
WHISKY. LIS Pork hrm-Cash. s.67A: November.
$50: January. 06711. Lard irregular-Cssh, 5.65;
November $40.
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APPLETON. On Thursday October 2lst. 1855.
CHARLES d APPLETON. In the ssvsnty-ssvsuth
Intefment In Greenwood New York New York
BELL Thursday morning. October n, 1883, g
4sAO O'Clock, Macy E. beloved daughter OF Thomas
X and Mary l.. Bell, aged fifteen months
Funeral Will Jake place from her parents residence
324 sixth stress southeast ON FRIDAY aftsrn0oa q
O'Clock
KELSEY. On Tuesday, October 10 1855. WV. II.
Funeral from his late residsncs. No. 10 ssysnsA
street northeast Friday sisernooa- October ~, leeo
- p. m
PARKHILI. Thursday, October n. lsss, q l2slo
Emma RArkhiu. aged one month and seven dayA
Funeral wiz take place from his parepts reaad0noA,
80 si6 50 street northwest on Friday snsrsoon. e
SPIES Thin moruine. October Ala leas NJ o.as
Gc0ek, FkANCls EllzABkIHs youngsst child q
Edward and Emily sptss. aged three month";
psssHss rs.sdsScs 30 SIS hoaoasy s1.s @e 49,
stte0d-
TAsooE. Departed this ns ocssssr soth. lsss.
Tascos. In his seventy eighth year.
Dearest hsher. thou hast lea q,
But us God that has befeh ~
He can al our SORROW haal
Friday, October 22d. st pm- Friends inviisd-
lpth. lse6. sTKPHKN H TURNBULL, a Nsw
rS.f s sy son OF he ais ssnss
WALKER October la lese. - ESQ p m CT
WaIksr and sranddsussssr Of John cad ossssrsos
Funeral nom her hate ressdsnes, South sssss.
and relatives invited
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Will Attain Her Ends.
ST.. PKrERsBuRa, Oct. 21.-The Journal de 81.
Pesersboure says there is no real justification
for the fall in Russian securities and the ner-
vousness on the bourse on the condition Of the
Bulgarian question ssThe peace will not be
disturbed" adds the paper. 'All the powers"
1t continues, recognize Russia's rights The
crisis Is localized to Bulgaria. There is no
reason why the numerous questions connected
herewith should not be peacefully settled.
The Bulgarian rulers know Russia's Will. We
hope they will recognize the necessities OF the
situation. The Journal Is not aware Of what
means or action Russia will employ 70 make
her views prevail, but her moderation Is an ad-
ditional proof OF her resolution to attain her
ends. She has guarantees enough OF final sue
cess. and 1t Is not necessary for her TO Disturb
herself and precipitate events"
KAULBARs AGAIN WARNS BULGARIA.
SOFIA. Oct. 21.-Gen. kaulbars has sent Q
fresh note to Bulgaria. in which he complains Of
the persecution and arrest of Russian official
subjects and warning the government that q
repetition will be attended with serious cOnse-
QuenCeS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

The PaHsling Bulgarian Quest1on.
TI.ATLY CONTRADICTORY RUNoRs FROM DIE.
FERENT QUARTERS OF EUROPE.
The most contradictory reports regarding the
settlement OF the Bulgarian question continues
to come from Europe. The Paris Journal des
Debats says that the three empires have come
to an understanding on the following basis-
namely, that Russia shall not occupy Bulgaria.
and that Austria and Germany shall not recog.
nise the regency or the prince elected BY the
sobrante Without the assent OF Russia. A Con
stxntinople dispatch says the Russian govern
ment has officially informed the porte that II
does not intend 20 occupy Bulgaria. On the
other hand q st. Petersburg dispHtch.oays that
ing OF Q monument COMMUNICATING the Russo
Turkish war, the Gear Will deliver an energetic
speech and win publish . decree announcing
RouueliN.
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RUsSIA's ADVANCES TOWARD INDIA.
The Merv Railway Completed to within
Five Stages of SaraBkhs.

HHvO Ssss8c Go Uh S1r~".s
LONDON, Oct 21.-A traveller nom Bokhara,
who has reached Peshuwar, on the Afghan
frontier, near the Khybeer pass, reports that
the Russians have completed the Merv and
He also gives the foliowinv infSrm alton: The
governor of Tashkend has summoned several
Mohammedan officers for political purposes.
The Russians intend to establish a military
cantonment for 5000 men at Sherabad, near
Bokhara, aud Russian officers, disguised as U.s.
beck merchants are actively engaged in Badak-
shan inspecting the citadel ana the passes TO
India. The traveller also reports that the car is
displeased at the ameer of Box hara tor refusing
to enlist Russians among his troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

Two CHUncHB THAT NAY UMrrk-In thu
national convention Of the Christian church q
Kansas City. yesterday, the committee ap
pointed At the last convention reported
that the Free VIA Baptists showed q dis
position 70 unite With the Chr1stian church on
certsip conditions which the latter could con
mittee was continued 20 oOnsummaao the
union II possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21
II Gus E F URNIs HINos.

, We have just received another shipment Of Bgelow.
Body Brussels and extra super Ingrainx also No.
quete. Velvet ana Roxbury Tapestry: Kensngton
Fancy SIX Furniture Coverings, IRISH Point, Swiss,
Sauny and Nottingham Lace Curtains, Raw SIX and
Chenele Table Covers, all sizeA Those In want OF
choice goods will find 1t to their advantage 70 examine
our stock before purchasing.
HOOE BRO 4 CO.,
oc1 1928 + street.
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CLEAR, CLEAN AND HARMLESS

Ck1SIAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRY Stall DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR
Restores Gray or Faded Hair to its natural color and
youthful appearance, and always dues SO In
three TO ten days.
stops the hair falling out. removes dandruf and
makes an elegant DRESSING unexceed by any other in
the market.
WARRANTED to contain no lead, no sulphur no
silver or any other poisonous ingredient. No sed-
ment to shake and stains; 1T consequently the
best and only non-poisOnous Hair Restorative In the
World. Price, 81.
ARTHUR NATTANS Proprietor.
I'd and and 4th and SITS. NV.
For sale by Druggists generally. oclS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21
Washington stock Exchange.

The Following changes rom Yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
y. s. AIS, 1891 coupon. liza bid: 1l2is asked
z 4,as 1891. registered. liza Did. ll2ls asked
Water stocks IS 1901, currency, 1884, bid. D. c
Metropolitan K X. stock, loo bid. 1904. assei. Co
377s bid, Ssh asked. Columbia Ins.. is asked
Riggs ms. 8 bid, SAa asked. Washington Market
Machine, f2O bid. National Metropolitan Bank.
lat bid: Farmers aud Mechanics Bank. George.
llola bid. Second National Bank. ll6l4 Did ,,reai
asked. CHESAPEAKE ana pot Tel Co., sou bid,
81 asked, u. s. Electric Light, u Did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21
"A WoRD Or ADVICE.

we ADVISE you 10 at once place order for your
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Don twa until tine weather cold and erybody In
hurry tor their goods but order 1t once and you will
ger the best results. II is much satisfactory to
customer and lar more when there Is not too
much haste We would much prefer having your
goods ready month before You need them than keep
rsssn stylish Goods o In sHiiings and Over
lifting Tailor-made SUIT come to the new irIn.
HARRAN 4 BENNETT.
oclZSm 1921 F street
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Nominated Tor Congrese.

BRocKToN, MASS. Oct 21.-The republicans
Of the second district to-day re-uominsted Hon.
John D. Long for Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21
Sent % Peuusylyanta.

A PRISONER WHO Is WANTED TO ANSWER
CHARGES OF swrNDLING In THAT STATE
reQuisition was received from Gov. Patti
son, OF Pennsylvania, this morning. for VIM.
Meyers, alias Rudolph Michel, alias William
Elliot and Chief Justice Cartier nxed the
hearing for 3 o'clock next Saturday morning.
The prisoner is wanted In DauphIn county,
Pennsylvania, to answer q change OF false
pretenses. He was arrested here October 4th
oy Sergeant Trunnell, on the charge Of
obtaining nny cents by false pretenses from
Mrs Fannie M. Calvert and he WAS committed
70 jail. The nrst complainant against him here
was Thomas h Skinner, of Ala 18th street south
west, who reported, on September 4th, that q
man had swndled his wife into subscribing for
publication Of Cooper & Currau, Philadelphia
ana was TO send her several pictures, but did
not do so. The police sent out his description,
but 1t was found that he had left the city and
was working his scheme ON the line OF the Me-
tropolitan railroad. He was subsequently heard
oil In the central part OF Pennsylvania, and a
private detective was on his track. About the
latter part Of September he was NJ work In Bal
tlmore, and on October 4th Mrs. Fannie NJ.
Calvert having been victimized, wrote TO the
philadelphia firm and ascertaiued that he was
an lmposter, and Sergeant Trunneii arrested
MIN ana he was committed to Jail AS they
nave number OF cases against him In PENN
syivania the officers here interposed no objec-
ton, and the case here was nollisd In the Police
Court to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

SHE TAKES A FATAL DOSE OF CARBoLIo ACID.
This morning, about q o'clock, Susie waddy,
colored, thirty years OF age, died At her home
512 21st street north west, from q dose OF car
boic acid, taken last Tuesday with suicidal
intent DR. Norton, who had attended her. was
called In, but was unable 70 save her. Coroner
Patterson vas notified.
She became unconscious after taking the acid
and remained SO until her death occurred. She
leaves six children. Coroner Patterson viewed
the body this afternoon, and heard statements
regarding her death. From statements heard
by the coroner 1t was shown conclusively that
the acid had been taken with suicidal intent,
and certificate OF death from suicide was
given.
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TOR RENT.

II 1919 l st 16r.-sI5O
5l2 Z Il. NV, 10 rs..l25
1903 | II. n. w., 13r..I2l
l225 T st. NV, l5rl5U
1lO3-U5 18th n-w.lOr, lol
ll2l Itth st, l3r..Sl34
1902 L st. NV. l3 rs. -
! .O6 = 81. NV, IT.. j
u 10 y ST. n. W.. 12r.-..5
los + Il. NV. lZrs..75
1914 10Th ST. n W.. Tor. ~
l116 18th st. n W., 1lr-.55
1b43 lyth ST. n. W.. 1lr-1D
1880 18th st. n ". 1Gr42 -,
1910 l3th 50. IL w.. $40
LBS llthst. NV. er..-.-.4o
d. h st. NV. BIS .-.--3.J
"a j st. NV. 3 rs----3o-oo
4ln " J. av.s.e-. 10 rs--.3p
1887 18th 81. NV, rs-3o
1914 9TH St n W. 9r.-..3',
1907 = A. NV. 1rs-----26
l1bS = st. NV. T. 10
1918 V st. NV, 7r.....-23
133 r st. ne. 1rs---2O. 10
224Mass. av.. Ir..--.--23.4O
Il ST. NV. 1rS--..-.--2o
1928 9th 81. NV. rs.-2o
$50 Washington st-22- So
2521 h ST NV, ISIS
1885 r ST. NV. or. Is. 80
oclS Il. n. WARN
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market


The following are the opening and 500 pm. prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day ported by
special wire 20 II. II. Dodge. $50 10Th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

REPORT THAT THE DISEASE HAS BEEN PRO.
NoUNcED INCURABLE.
A Washington dispatch to the Boston Herald
says that reliable IL formation has reached this
city to the effect that Robert g. Ingersol cannot
recover from bis illness: that the throat trouble
with which he Is affected resembles that which
killed General Grant, and is regarded by his
doctors rs incurable, and that they have told
him 80. The operation which was performed In
Philadeiphis last Sunday was not successful,
and II is thought he will live only as long rs ne
can fight the disease. His strong physique Is
In his favor. He IL very cheerful and Is genial
as ever, but his wife says that this is for the
sake OF his family, ana that at heart he realizes
the fatality OF the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-21

MORCK-KEFERsTEIN. October 10th 1850, e.
the residence Of the brides parents. by key. J. =
Perry u st Andrews r. H. church. FREDERICK
MOkCk, Of Warren. Pa, 70 BkkIHA h kkFEk-
STEIN, Of Washington, ID. g.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

r,op RENT-BY r. O HOFFMAN
n sIsI yihss stores3.33 1906 ) n w.. Or - $40
Al "a b ~ n W I6r.--.so 81 D 18th ST. W. 40
l9I6 pa nv Ilr-.-x.....5 1874 X ST W. rs. 40
ls,,3 II n W. 80 ~ IUl st NV, IL rs 40
6Ie NV, 12r---..5 oOO 18th st., store. 36
1892 l4th st. n. 1Or..-oo 2222 II st w-.-...- 80
ISAl St NV. ior.---65 l4oo Columbia ST, d T. IS
lS4S "a go Upper part 62:5 La ave 20
ls45 "a ----.65 stable rear l4O9 NJ s. av 20
OIL o st. NV, IL rs--.-6o stable rear 1918 ST. 20
3y6 NV. s rs IT'D 22ls-2022-24 18th ST. g
Upper part AIS 9th n.w.e0 1926 Wylie st. n.e.. )
Upper DIT lll5 Pa av-4o Cor Gth ana l. sts .oEruis.
RNISHED.
X mr. l6sh ST. 20r-4l6e6 St, Capitol. 2r so
Mass av hos --333-33 10Th. "a w. IL r. so
Iowa circle. Is T.---..-.25O mr.. 18th ST. lOr 1 70
Lafayette Sd. lIr..--...2o0 ~ Grant Place Or 25
Il near 18th st, 1r..-2OO f. near 4th ST. 100
NJ st 18th. l2r---2OU X. nea- 18th st llr. 100
II ST.. 14tn. l6r.-20O A mr. I'd st. n e. Or .. IS
In 18th St. l2r.-- 60 SO I'd St near Pa IS
LAFAYETTE So. 200 2lsf near III ST. $4,000.
9Th M. S., l6r-.-...l5O
Property placed me for rent or sale Is literally
advertised free of cost to the owner
For list OF property for sale call or send office
oclS K U. AOLTZMAN. 10Th AID + SITS. n ".
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} 6O2C st ne. 6r.----S20. 80
lllOI1 y. capt St, ITO 81
iiI2I5 10th st. q. W., STD
$40 F 81. n. e, 6r.--.....-1S
.II.Ig 2Oth 5 n. W.. 9rs.. Is
III3y ST. NV, 9 rs 10. 81
4I2N. j. av.n.w. Or. 10. 81.
31S. $50. 334 y Sw. 6FsI5
lJ4sIIO VI ST. NV, ) rs.I5
PIG Cleveland ST.. Or. Is
222O9 TO 22l5 Cleveland
81. Dr-.->----- ---.--.- .-.----. Id
ZIG + st. NV. 6r-.......l5
AL Warner St. , r.. Ia 30
l5II-5I5 9th ST. s.e.-.l3 80
IL Fenton Place ne. 1880
40 T. st. sw., 5r. l3
Z3 Mass. ave. .B.w. Or. SO
1927 I'D St n. ". .rs. IL
3l6 l. Aw..5rs....lI 80
> Fenton Place, p rs IL. 80
323-262S-3O L. sw-.10. 80
9ll 18th st. Sc, 5rs. 1880
1871 y. Y. sv. w. 5r-lO
3 Wilson ST.. (rearJ. 4 ISIS
462 h St, (rearl .n.w-4rs.S
GA Mass. ay-, (rear) 800
OFFICE ROOM.
HOG + ST. NV, 3 rs.-.---50