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MIR. LORE wITHDRAws.

Leaving the Field Open for 0roy's
Election ~ Senator from Delaware.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept Ia. An Every
Evening special from Dover reports that upon
the assembling of the Kent county convention
to-day to nominate q legislative ticket sensa-
ton was caused by the production of letter
from Congressman Lore, Withdrawing from the
senatorial contest. The delegates stand "a for
Gray to 20 for Lore. This withdrawal removes
the great bone of contention which has divided
Delaware democrats into two hostile camps.
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n
FIRST, BUT NoT ANGRY.
The New York sun Of to-day has the followins
regarding the Blaine-Nevins marriage: Cen
Martin r. Mcmahon. counsel for Col. Nevins.
said last evening that the report that the Nevins
and Blaine families were angry at the marriage
was false.
"The young people are very young" said the
General, sand their marriage has surprised
every one. Whatever feeling there In, In Of sur
g,i:e mingled Gsrnsps With little semrs.sry
OF the advice their elders would have given
them. There n no anger I'm either family
AGAINST gS them The young people fell 10 love .s
city" continued the General They knew that
II they asked their parents advice they would
De told that they were too young. and must
walt awhile. But they also knew they didn't
want 10 wait, so they took matters into their
own hands. On Saturday, the 9Th, they called
on Father Ducey, OF ST. Leo's. He refused ID mar
from Archbishop Corrigan. They asked him
20 get IL for them. aud he told them TO come
again on Monday. On Monday when they
seen the archbishop, who was unwilling to
grant the dispensation, as he thought tney
were too young. The two young people pre-
bishops residence with them. There Miss
Nevins told the archbishop that she was Q
Catholic, and desired 10 be married In her own
dispensation, she would go elsewhere. The
archbishop laughed: You are q true woman,
ne said, and he gave them the dispensation. 50
tney were married In the afternoon.
"fhen they went on TO Boston. and the next
gay young Mrs. Blaine came back here TO
break the news 20 her parents. and young
Blaine went 10 Bar Harbor to tell his fsmily
They have not seen one another aimee. Mean.
time Mr.. Walker Blaine has been here as
said, and Mr. James q. Blaine, jr.. viii come on
Both families have got over the Temporary dis,
pleasure the marriage caused"
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Envoy Sedgwick Speaks.
HIS STATEMENT OF THE ORIGIN OF THE nxxr
CAN "sCANDAI"

CAN SCANDAL"
Envoy Sedgwick was busily engaged Satur.
day and Sunday at FL Paso, Texas with Con.
sui Brigham on the Cutting Investigation. In
reply to the question as To how much truth
there was I'm the scandalous stories that had
been telegraphed about him from Mexico he
ssid: 81 have taken all the steps necessary To
controvert the malicious fslsehood, and feel
tnat cannot go into this matter and attend TO
the business for which came down here and
80 have determined 10 confine myself 10 the
Investigation and get through with it just ss
fast as can. do not know how the absurd
and artful story ever originated, except
that learned that some person ia the
City Of Mexico telegraphed to q Chicago
paper asking what they would pay for .
Sedgwick scandal; that the paper replied
naming price, aud that this utterly ground
less story IL she result OF course it has hurt
me, but have taken all the necessary steps TO
convince my friends and the authorities "a
Washington of the untruthfulness OF Che cnarge
I have the written statement Of forty responsi.
bic people who saw me on the night In question
and early the next morning, and the testimony
OF these forty people will outweigh the state.
ment OF persons whose identity las never yet
been discovered"
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BRAINARD 81. WARNER n,....
SAML MADDOX Aioo'eeo
Se2eOd DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
"YGETA HOTEL FOR SALE.

This celebrated Hotel with its franchises. fur. go
nture and apparel will be offered for sale, at old MA
Peint G1mf9rt YiEginia By public aaeton on nv.
1855. unless previ ,siy sold at private sale.
AT great cost n. Harrison PhOehus made '"The
Hygeia'' the most famous Of American hotels. It Is
rstclass in every respect and In all its appoint
ents by reason of its locality and other advantages
it stands without rival in the United States II has
rooms tor one thousand guests. 1t Is furnished most
deliberately ia eli ofiis with the best and
latest style Ut furniture The buildings in COM
pete order. the drainage and sewerage to be
celled
Persons wishing to purchase will visit and inspect
the premises To such the fullest information In all
Its details will be given.
Terms: in cash. the balance in four equal
annual yments, bearing interest from the day of
sale The deferred pay ments to be sufficiently secured
deposit of $lO,UOO will be required on the day of
sale. Thirty days will be allowed in which comply
with the terms Of SALE when possession will be de-
livered.
should the highest bid in the estimation Of the ex-
ecutors not approximate the value of the property
they reserve the right 10 reject tho same. The
tors are authorized to receive private bids for ts
property
ANNIE J. PHEBUS,
IT WOODFIN,
j. G. FULTON,
Executors of Harrison Phoehus
THOS. TABB, Counsellor se4-eolm
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The Opsalag % The eehools.
TIE TEAcABns' RxAngxArsoN At rRn FRANu
LIN DCfI pfN0 Tn.pAY

TIE rEAcABns RxAngxArtoN At rnn rRAHx.
LIN BUILDING ro-pAY.
Matten IRE assuming buay air ~ the Frank
lin school building, owing TO the near approach
OF the opening Of the public schools. To-day
nny-ive applicants for teschers certificates
were examined By the superintendent. Super
vlsing Principals Stuart Jannsy and Mont
examination will continue tomorrow
and Thursday. On the last named
orally. The work OF issuing tickets Of admis
sion TO the schools to new pupils, or TO old ones
not In attendance at the close OF the last year
Friday and Saturday. Tickets win be issued in
each division, nom the Office OF the supervising
principal, from 10 10 q IN. and from $50 10
p m. No tickets will be issued, under any cir
cumstances, on Monday. the day OF opening the
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A MILLION DOLLARS NEEDED.
TO Aid Poor Charleston People i'm Re
pairing Their Wrecked Homes.

CHARLESTON, s. @, Sept 14.-Ex-Gov. Lucius
Fairchild, of Wisconsin, commander-in-chiefof
the Grand Army of the Republic. and Col. E. B.
Gray arrived here yesterday and spent to-day
examining the effects OF the earthquake and
consulting with the mayor and the committee
on reneI. Inc OBJECT OF GOV. FalrchIo WISH rs
peal to the Grand Army Of the Republic for AZ
sistance for Charleston.
AT meeting OF the relief committee to-day
it was stated that 1t will take at least one mil
lion dollars to put the necessary repairs to the
houses OF persons who are utterly unable, un-
aided, to make their houses safe and habitable.
Forms Of application for assistance in rebuild.
ing will be issued tomorrow, and plans com.
pleted for giving limited pecuniary relief to
those in need OF clothing, bedding, etc.
Bricklayers are now paid So day and plas-
terers "a, which tends to check rebuilding
operations.
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PROFESSIONAL

MAP ELZEMoNA. WON DERFUL GIFTED
AVA ClAlHNONANI, boru with second Sight
livery hidden mystery revealed FINDS lost or buried
treasures or mines Receivers stolen property It,st
friends Gives success IN business Removes ali fam
NY troubles Causes speedy marriages. Brings sepsr
NARY AL ,rSoie consult tins elalrvoysni Cures
dag. S2l eth NV. bet aud sta " snSfl iSts
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Washington stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes nom yesterdays quotations
OF the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
q. s As, coupon. 1264 bid. 1851 asked. Q. 5. As
sS5s' 1924 Currency, Ily BID 100 asked. go
year }und, g. 1892 coin, ll6 asked Metropoiitan i
Ffremen's ms, 437s asked Washington Brick Ma
chine lib bid, 12O4 asked. National Metropolitan
bank, 135 bid. Farmers and Mechanics Sank
Georgetown. 100 bid Citizens National Bank llOlI
bid. chesapeake ana Iot. iel Co.. 6S Did, "a asked
u s. Electric Light, IS bid. 20 asked.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DAwNBRoKER's SALE.

We will CELL at 1892 Pennsylvania avenue at public
No: 10000 70 So 900, commencing WEDNESDAY.
sEPTEMBER FiFTEENTA. and THURSDAY.
consisting ofgod, silver and etal Watches, Diamonds
Ghans. ecklaces. Charms Lockets, scarf Pins, Lar
Pistols, Rifles Guns. Books. Clocks, Opera Glasses
callses Trunks Violins solid Silver-plated Ware,
Wearing Apparel Parties holding tickets win please
take notice. 6TEINEM BROS.
s. BENSINGER, Auct pel8>8t
1NHOMAs DOWLING, Auctionesr.
SMALL LOT OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING., FIFTEENTH
SEPTEMBER. 1856 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
at the residence of q gentleman declining housekeep.
Ing, No. 1112 New York avenue northwest Will
sell general assortment of Household effects.
Terms cash THOMAS BOWLING.
Se11-dtS AuCtiOneeT.
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SECOND LIEuTS. @ b. BAKER, 9TH Infantry.
and Marcus Maxwell, 18th infantry, have been
granted one months extension OF leave
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A copy OF the letter Of Major Peter C. Hains
10 the chief OF engineers, stating that In con-
ments Il viii be necessary 70 cut o OF ths Tath
street sewer from Washington channel Tor
reasons set forth, and suggesting that the Dis
sewage to some point below the proposed all,
suggesting catch sewer along Water street
and TO divert the sewage proper into James
creek canal the rain water only being allowed
" discharge into the Washingt ton channel has
been referred to the District Commissioners Tor
SPECIAL POLICEMEN NOT TO BE UNIFORMED
The Commissioners have decided no 20 re-
9uire the special policemen to be unif ormed-
Tue question having been raised by an inquiry
should not be enforced. The major recom-
mended that the requirement should not be
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector Entwisle Is fol.
lows w. ". Burdette, erect . three-story and
basement dwelling, Vermont avenue between
mann sn0 repss s:nrs Her
streets southwest; $500. j. r. Herman repair
frame dwelling. sac @ street southwest $500.
Fisher southwest corner 18th and streets
northwest; 800. L. ID. Wilson, erect q three
story dwelling, 2Oth street northwest; %, 600.
"A. n: fltney, erect three-story and baseine mt
uWeiiing, street, between 18th aud 18th
streets northwest; 5000. c. v. TrotL erect
two three-story and basement dwellings, Penn.
syivania avenue, between 25th and 18th streets;
S.,0OO. L. X. Daley, erect a two-story and cellar
dweliing, street, between 18th and 18th;
NISCELLANEOUS
AL the District government offices have sent
In TO the Commissioners their estimates for the
year ending 3Oth June, 1855, excepting the
heaitn Office, board Of school trustees, reform
school and the insane asyl um.
Inc recommendation OF Major Walker that
sne practice OF detailing lieutenant OF police
from one OF the precincts to take care of detec-
tive Office be discontinued and that Sergeant
L: b. Amiss be detailed to perform that GER
vice. has been approved and Will go into effect
at once.
The Commissioners have informed Mr. Lloyd
Monkey, referring to his donation On saturday
iast Oh 10000 tickets for rides on the "Roller
coaster, the proceeds to be given to the Char
lesion sufferers, that when the tickets are pre-
sented the police fOroe will dispose OF them and
the proceeds be given 10 the suiferers
Register Of Willis Clagett has submitted esti.
mates OF cost OF books, 60, required by his
ONCE for the fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1SS6
as follows: Books, 800; tie holders, $780,
total, $500.
Mr.. p. NJ. Dubant, 9O2 9th street northwest,
requests the removal Of old cotton wood trees
standing Ia the center Of the sidewalk on 9th
street. between III and I Streets north veat
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BOOKS, &c.

HENRY c. LANCASTER,
Ill 629 18th St. NV.
Catholic Goods, School Books and Stationery for
private and public schools at lowest prices se1O6t*
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS FOR
= Every Grade of Public and Private Schools.
school Stationery and other Requisites
Everything at the lowest prices Wholesale and
retail.
q G. PURSELL
BOOKSELLER,
SCI Alb 9th st.
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Baltinaore marxefs.

RATTIMORE Nh, September 14-VifRiniA sixee
CONSOLIDATED, 52 do. new threeA 672k bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. September l4.-Cotton dull
3 sSsie frmer In tome western sesisr snG auiet
southern red: S5ass; southern amber; S7s90; Ne:
S61p November. SSsaS71s; December. SSasasv.
Corn-southern quiet and nonainaly higher. western
easier and dull southern white, bla5& southern
yellow 5Ia52 western mixed. spot, 47a47ia October
47Isala; November. 48aea49; steamer, 40 bid Oals
s sa5 an ~esssrn mlssd 56ss5: Fs1hsyivsns ssaSS
Hye steady, 64a57. Provsto4s steany. Coffee higher
sugar steady and quiet-A SOFT, gu copper feansd
quis. sAaS Whlsxy sse e llssiSo other
steady-cotion 1894; -four 1k6d; grain, SasA4d.
Receapts-noos SsSs Ss.feas ~esss; Nd IL o0S ossa-
1900 bushels. shipments.6ouf. $3.50 basref wheat.
7E.lOV bushela sstes-wheal Azts40O easflels corn.
1850 bushelA
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FOURTH CLASS DECENTRALIZATION the
fourth class postmasters appointed to-day were
the Following: Maryland-C. r. warfield, at
Hartman, Anne Arundel county wee Rolliu
W. Moxam, removed. Nirgnia-John III Hop
kins. at Hopkins, Accomack county; Martha
D. Laugton, at Walker Chapel, Alexandra
county, and Emma t. Walton. at Waltou's
store, Louisa county, all new Offices. The
ONCE at Oysterville, Accomack county, has
been discontinued unnecessary.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IN N
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.
STEAMERS GEORGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
LAKE Lave AT $50 PM
F1RSTCLASS FARE, 81. ROUSD.1F RIP a.
Ro9nd-trip Ticket Good on Either Boat
steamer Ls1 9n ron 1tn street wharf, MONDAY
Steamer Lake from 9Th street wharf TJJESDAY
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
Leary stops 1t Piney Pc Mt and Cornfeld Harhor
going and returning Lake stops at Piney Point
going and returning. and on Saturday st tnionial
beach Steamer Leary connects at Norfolk with hos
ton ana Providence steamers Both steamers connect
with steamer Ariel for Richmond Va and ola Isr.
mnion Line tor New York and all railroad lines south
Secure rooms and tickets VI the n and 81 Offices
1851 and 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue and Knox's Er
press. 603 Pennsylvania ave-. where haxgage may be
checked from hotels and private residences For fur.
ther Information inquire at the ompanys Offices
Telephone calls - aud 745-2 Above schedule OF
rates CUES into effect M0uday, 2Sth talsS
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EOR RENT-TYLER q

L,OR RENT-TYLER q RUTHERFORD.
It 1226 st NV
2O4 Delaware ave. n e., 12r, $50
5lT III ST. NV, IOr.. from Oct D, 1883 500
Sunderland Place nv from Oct i, 1885. S?Q
4th ST., opposite Judiciary square, LIE, $50.
1925 81 NV. llE. $50
93l L st. NV, 10r. $40
937 ST. nv 10r., $3.50. se4-ows
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CATHOLIC BuHors APPouruD.-A cable
gram from Rome snnoancss the appoaqtment
Church Troy, q bishop Of the new DIOCESE Of
6yracuses Very Rev. r. A. Ludden - the Vicar
general Of the bishop of Albany. The same
Rev. Lawrence Seaman, Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
9 tttulas bishep and - vicar apostoais ef Utah
TeIEitogys
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PENSION CLERKS Nor DISMISSED For yor
ING IN VERMoSr.-The published report that
four Vermont men were summarily dismissed
from the Pension Office for voting and taking
part In the recent Vermont election s officially
denied at the Pension Office. The official ne.
cord OF removals shows that during the past
Two weeks Ave employees have been dism issed.
Four OF them are from the sou,h and one 10
from Vermont
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New Books
Poverty Grass Lillie Chase Wyman.)
Memoirs and Letters OF Dolly Madison.
Transactions and Changes in the Society OF Friends
UplaDds and Meadows "a bbOtt)
politicians Daughter (Hamn.)
Love and Medicines (Gilliam)
AphrOdite. by Eckstein.
Having purchased the Book Store No. 1434 New
York avenue, we shall run 1t In connection with
store, 40 Pennsylv Enia ave, Any orders or COM
m ssions left al either store will be promptly filed
aus W. H. MORRISON.
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w AsH1NcroN C1Rcu1Ar1se Library
l149 PENNSY LVANIA AVENUE
New Books and Best Periodicals
Fifty Gents Month OF "a veatly.
Branch 1922 14th street northwest with same
terms and priviegea
jy3 MRS. LUCY L. HUNTER
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FOR lighthouses

LNOR RENT-II1O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
IL new brick House, rooms and bath x:35 per month
AUSTIN p. BROW " Zeal Estate and Loans
se4-lm las Il NV.
ENOR RENT-BI 9. n. WALKER, $50 LOUISE
II ana ave. NV, 10 room brick. % St me-.
fronting Capitol grounds; 34l; In good condition;
bath and gas sel-lm
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MR.. y. O. MCCLEARY, solicitor Of pasenta
Washington, endorses Red Star Cough Cure.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market

The following the opening and 800 p. m prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day reported by
special wire TO II. II. Dodge $50 18Th street:
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TWELVE REPORTED KILLED
An Express Runs Into an EKcurslO
Train with Terrible Results.

Train VIII Terrible HeSuItSe
BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. IA special to the
Commercial Advertiser, from Silver Creek, says:
"a serious accident occurred this morning on
the Nickel Plate railroad near this place. A west
bound express train ran into an excursion
TO have been killed and fourteen wounded"
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~.>....p. n,a.ss.,s>... =. h

DUBLIN, Sept 14-Lord Annesley has issued
one hundred eteetment notices against tenants
on his estates In County Down. The tenauts
OF their harvests.
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BIDS FOR PLUMBING MATERIArs-Bids vers
opened at Col. Casey's Office at noon to-day for
furnishing plumbing materials for the west and
center wings OF the new State War and Navy
department building. There were four classes
each GLASS will be awarded the contract They
were: Class A-Crook, Homer a Co., OF Balti.
more, $1,011.49. Glasses Ii and D.-Myers'
sanitary depot, New York, SlO64 as. and
$6l95S. Class C.-Thos. somerville a sons, d
Washington. &f,64 81
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1850 N NV. 1lr. $50 .33
1885 p ST.. 11r.--...-...--7O
2Ol3 Y St, lOr.--..-.....65
5l2 18th ST. NV. Ia. IS
1924 18th st. NV. 1Or-65
20l6 HilIyef Pl., 10r--.6O
S02 2lst. lar. m. 40
1871 18th 81. NV. Or so
Cor. N.H.ave.8Q 81. ,Sr-50
2O32 q st NV, llr.--.5O
1921 o 81. a.w- Irs......5O
1870 b st .s.w.. 12r......4O
18th St ext'd.2 dwfgs-4O
1905 q St n-w----.----33 So
1910 Il st. NV. Sr. Z-5O
I20S-l0&22 LIST aw. .6r--15
SHE'D.
fl725 I ST.. NV, 15r...86OO
lfSOS Mass. ave. 12r.-25O
1918 Conn. q l4r..IoI 66
'lOI7 Conn. ave-, 12r--2OO
1925 10Th ST .n.w.12r-l25
1904 18Th st. NV. ,9r...125
1918 21st St. 11r....-..l25
I17U6 Conn ave..-.--..-.-125
il446 " ST., NV, 1Ir..1OO
ll15l p st. NV. 10r....-lUO
2OO9 7 st, 9r.-..----....-..125
4th Il Fayette ST.. lIr--S5
l742 n st NV, Sr.-...5
examined by permit from
49, EVlrIIrts n M
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LOST AND FOUND.

1lShaped Watch Charm, containing Photo OF = Lady.
The finder will receive liberal reward by returning
ave- NV. Bel4-Jts
GTRAYED FROM NATIONAL FAIR GROUNnS
~ ON Saturday night black Horse about 10 hands
reward will be paid for his return TO the grounds.
ALVA PARKER superintendent National Fair
Grounds. se1A-2t*
II OsT-A LADY's BLACK CLOTH sACOUE,
Sunday evening. 14th ST. bet. Pierce Place and
w st. w. Finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning to 1907 @ st. NV. se13-2t*
7 OsT-ON THURSDAY EVENING, A CANARY
- Bird with red feathers around the bill Reward
will be given IT returned to 4O1 18th st. NV. sel32ts
SrRAY-CAME TO MY PREMISES ON aug
kA2Sth horse, which the owner can have by prov
ins and paying expenses ChAS. VANCE. near
Hyattsville Prince George Co., Md. sel88t
OST-SEPTEMBER 9TH. ON 4TH ST, Be
tween East Capitol and me-, q ladies' Gold
latch and Chain, with small gold bell attached A
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EOR SALE
" NJ VXy
N. E Il q, E.

Fox saw H nrxsr
ZOS st: m 25r- $25 600 $40 M 14r$26 900
bt IL d Is 5. bd IS 900 800 7ih st. ne. ST. 81 $40
dS42 VI av. 13r.--16OOO 81 to 90 q ST. De Arb 500
ZIS23I-234 llr. 1900 495 c st a.w., STs.. 500
81 l4th st., -14OUO I'll 18th st. sw, 900
SIO l4th St. 1000 Il5 IL tn st. Sc, Sr-2 600
llZ6 18th St, l6r. 5UU OLA 9TH st. 7f2 500
POD ST., h.. l3r. 900 2l9 10th t.se.. 1Or2 500
1913 10th St 1Or. LOCO l9 Myrtle St re- 2OO
clio NJ ST.. bh. 9r 10 500 9O9-4Il st. se, Or 900
2O33 st. b. h. l2r-SOOO 62o-B27 10th, II. 2, OOU
ll41 St. h. Tor. .OO, ll2 st. H. e.. 6r...l 800
I'd Ind. av., BIZ. 900 ~ Myrtle TIL TOO
BAG Mass. 1Ur-6, $40 236 I'd ne. 2r..l 500
N. Cap. and SITS. 81. 600 $40 9Th ne TIL 500
lZOS 9th ST. bh, s5,6OO 329 1lth st Sc, 6r.. 500
The above is only a small portion Of property my
books Tor full list call at Office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th. fse14I THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
NOR SALE OR FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
Il basement House, 1874 Vermont ave. n. W.; best
location in city. Inquire on premises se13-3t
LNOR SALE-A BARGAIN-SIX ROOMS AND
IL bath, on East Capitol ST: lot % by 90 So, l5O
Will be gold five new frame houses, s IL by 40.
rent al So water in half square from cars
Washington: also small properties; 5000 # ground
an corner ill northeast. 15c. per foot LOWE IL
DONOHOE, 81 East Capitol st. sel3-3ts
NOR SALE-SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE on
Is 18th ST., in a very desirable neghborhood: ~ 800
NiDeroom House, . ST.. between Sth and 9th SIS all
modern improvements 81, 500. J. R. HERTFORD,
14z3la st. sel3-Iw*
L>OR SALE-H ST, NEAR 2lST n. W., 12-
i room Brick. all mod. impS, will rent for $780,
price 81 ,OOO. 18th ST., near n. W., room Frame
1Sx11O rents for Sl2: price $500. ST.. near 18th
n. W.. twOstory Brick, mod. imps.: price 50, 800.
seI3 LEWIS d WRIGHT 1Zl21a + st NV.
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Mckee, father OF Mr.. d. R Mckee, agent OF the
Associated Press died at Berkeley springs, W.
Va, last evening. He was eighty-tnree years
old and was almost entirely blind He was
well known In Washington. Mr.. d. R Mckee
is expected here tomorrow morning from
NonQuitt, Mass, where he has been sumner
ing with his family.
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