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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

The will of George l.. Lorillard was admitted to
probate Yesterday.
TH. o., onnor added 800 TO the Hancock fund
yesterday. making the total Pi3,432
"r T. H."-Fcw stores are closed in New-fork
on Good Friday. 1t is not a legal holIdaJ.
The res luton changing the name OF Cha ham
st. to Park Row passed Yesterday by tao Al
deImen by woe Of II 10 l.
Era.tus Brooks read an interesting paper last
nignt on Henry Clay" before the NewYork His
torical Society.
Ihe body of Louise Rodding. of One-huudred-
and-sixty- ixth-st ans Unlon-ave., Will be incn-
Grated at the Fresh Pond Crenatory Tomorrow
Charles Baird, 81 No. IA Second ave, age SIX
teen who was empiOyed at No. 4lO LAST Forty
seconG-st., was caught III the machinery yesterday
and Killed.
An agent of the Society Tor the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Children was sem 20 the tenement Lonse
No. 1917 Westinghouse. Yesterday, To take chargc
of five small. children VINO bad been found destI-
tutc.
Yesterdays rain started mp the first mushrooms
of the season, and number If Italians picked
several baske full IN Maintain Square and along
the streets west of Central Park.
Plans have been flied BY Chief Engineer Katie,
of the West Shore Railroad for Il onc-story lroh
ferrr-hOuse and baggage shed to be erected al
WcsG EOriy -second-st
Nearly 900 hu ldred specimens of free-hand and
architectural drawings were exhibited last nIght
by 81 nd ,nts OF the Evening High Sch00 IN w est
ThIrteentl-st The school Will close THIS week
John Guinanc yesterday peaded guilty to man
slaughter the second degree III the Court OF oyer
and Tefmlner cserdty. GA October q, 1889, he
stabbed his step-son, Patrick urhe, causing his
DEATH
Dewitt j. Seligman lectured last night at the
Temple Emanuel, Forty third st. ana fifth-avc,
on ''Our Duties" lie dwet at length on duties to
country, to The young ana TO labor.
Justice Van Brunt wrote to Commissioner Squire
that the noise III ohamOcrsst. from the rough pave
ment was SO great that IL seriously errli pied
court business. He asked that 1t be pa red with
nOlscless pavement. Mr.. Squire has asked TIE Al
dermen for authority 10 pave it with asphalt.
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sWINDLED BY BOGUS CHECKS.
THE SHARP PRACTICE OF A YOUNG MAN-MAN,
rnAnrsMEN AMONG TIE VICTIMS.

THE SHARP PRACTICE OF A YOUNG MAN-MANY
TRADrsMEN AMONG THE VICTIMS.
MANY complaints have been made to tho police
recently about weil-dressed young swinuier t oi
GOOD address, tho went to stores and pretended 10
bny articles of varons kinds paying lor thcm
ith,w bless checks. 1t wa bis custom 10 rave
the goods sent To various hotels. the flth AVrhne
the Brunswick or the Windsor. where he wac rot
known. The tradesmen g"t their goods back oil
course and lost only the amounts OF money wnich
they gave in change. His bogus checks were
drawn to the order of Frank X. Manning. and not II
few of his victims supposed that he was relative
OF Secretary Manning. lie was not particular a. to
the banks GU which the checks were drawn. having
blank checks of several banks but not cent III any
of them. Detectve-SereeaDts Ot0nhor anI
Slaussen arrested the man yesterday tie saiu liiit
he was George H. HaTris age twenty One noiuci
at the Morton House Tuc name was DcneVeu u
be assumed but Inspector Byrnes c0uld not lildur"
the prisoner to tell anything about ms Iamiiy' On
condition of being known simply as Harris, lie gave
TO tho Inspector a br ct account OF the s"lndllng
operations. lie said that he was formerly clerk
III n downtown book store, working many hours
each day at a small salary. Visits To- concert nails
created "a longing Tor more money than he could
earn honestly and he cast abJnt MN Tor some
means of making money rapidly ne bogus checA-
dodge appeared TO be the easiest lie tred IL at
SHIRT store III Sixth-avr. at Forty second-st ana got
q check for 1874 cashed without dihieulty. HIS
courage increased with each successful 0pe'a.oh
until he considered hm.elt sale from uetec'loh'
Several tradesmen who had heel swlndled ldeh-
titled the prisoner at Headquarters Yesterday. ne
police made up the following partial us. OF hrhs
ami the bogus checks which they had rec.lved:
Thomas NeiSoa q sons ooo1 '''''. s35
p,ct,,y. orore t ave aud u IN at 36
GlosOr sadler jth ave
Trunx store. 4thave. near Sth-st
Wupcahav nctnT frs me store 6tbay. and 3Sh.st 100
ISrrn,,,re Inc 5oth.st and 9th 49,
poker q ucKen,a military ODDS Grand. st ......... IS
Cigar store 24th-st. and dave 20
Cigar store 23dst ana 3daye 70
Upholstery near 31th $50
Eo, Iroihers near 10
Grocery store 49Is'. Grand Central Depot-- Az
Tailor shOr, ID near thsC-.--.---.-
9th ami 3ithst...
Pecs f. Son panos broadway and 47th-st 90
pano store ion Snuarr and lsh.st ............ 2SO
Ecr1st broad nv AMI 2Oh al ................ 20
,cb anan Nor1st 5thaye aud 37tl.st 30
Iiyar store Rro dway near 10th At ............ 40
IoT,sf unter toieman Iio
Mever Eros ,iationers sd.1ye and 5rth- at .... 30
rracv'a very stabe Atb ave ana 81 Al st ....... 81
tlrs florist Sd.ave and 2-ib.st :S
Artists l2thst and h-avo .:.-:.-..-- ~
ont n an Young Mems Chrls,ian Association Building 70
Rri store ~ ave near A.
VI ilins,s hind stor, troad vay ............. 45
scovlc's lamp stare on roads 25
Lamp BrCaiway and 21th-st
Mood a shirt store Broad " az ana 3th.st ..... 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
Tribune Gable News.
SIX COLUMNS A week
PROMINENT men IN Europe.

The dispatches so far published have
included valuable and interesting ex.
pressions of opinion by
PROFESSOR HUXLEY. PRINCE KRAPOTKINi
MIR PARNELL, MICHAEL DAvITr.
LADOUCHERE, MIR. CHAMBERLAIN
EARL OF DUNRAVEN, LOUISE MICHEL
THE TRIBUNE will print about six
columns a week of these Special Cable
Dispatches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
BROOKLYN, N. ",

March ], 1856.
"Our building entirely destroyed your Tongue
and Groove safe not only proved abso utely fire.
proof through most severe test, but what was
of equal consequence to us, entirely waterproof
Perishabie property IN the SAFE was thus pre-
served. We cordially commend your safes"
&. b. DnMARESr & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-07
M A R v | NJ s
S A FES
SUSTAIN THEIR REPUTATION IN ALL
GE FIR ES

March 10. 1886.
1.-THE safe was red hot melting off the brass
dials handles and KNOBS, and though falling TO
the cellar held closely together. not break
beng anywhere visible The contents were per-
fectly preserved Send me another safe OF the
same kind
ANDREW COMERY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

WHrrE INDIA Silks. 75o.
Having purchased lot Of the above seasonable
eros ROMAN MARoZEAU finest quality
FRENCH sATINEs. beautiful designs a5c
We have Just marked down the prices u, WHITE
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES. These goods
contain fun patterns and offered much less than
the materials can De bought Tor by the yard
FIGURED INDIA SILKS. % inches vide, reduced
% 81 per yard
NUNS YELLING. all wool, worth 311ac at 25c
Great Bargains ia a Job Lot of WHITE GOODS at
l5c
All FANCY DRESS GOODS and PATTERN
chocs novelties
Short Lengths In DRESS GOODS
SILKS aud WASH GOODS less than cost.
As our stock IS composed of rs,class goods this is
ao opportunity to buy elegant goods low prices
W. NJ SINISTER SONS,
e1e Pennsylvania Avenue.
ONE PRICE. iyls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

Martin Irons has stepped down and out His
resignation is not like that which Goldsmith de-
scribes as gently slopin: away, fo- Mr. Irons
sloped away first and presented his resignation
afterward. But it was good deed, losing moth
ing in merit by its long delay. II some of the
other turbulent spirits among the knights OF
labor, who have done all they could to resist
and obstruct the worthy work of that organiza-
tion, could be made TO see their duty in the
same light, II would be a happy thing for the
world.
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Bosros HOUSE BARGAINS.

We have no special prices that are not regular
prices we mean that when the price is once lowered It
remains 30 until the goods sold.
We put the price Of no goods down todsy ana up TO-
morrow or Ss,r.n,.s sv., ,,o s,.o,,,,.,v ,o,. a..
naue on goods the prices OF which were already
as low as the lowest.
We thus explicit for the reason. that, as pre-
ana nave large amount OF summer stock we wi b to
aud are yet making extraordinary reductions in
various nS hnes' and propose to make the coming
GALA BARGAIN WEEK
by Offering unpret edented attractions.
LAWNS GO DOWN TO GO OUT
coiors and pure linen reduced from Csc to l5c per
Lot Of Figured union Linen Lawns were 1ela.
10, 10 and &c., reduced tn Zoe per yard
81 to aoe choice
TIC Batiste. now io1Ac
zoe scotch Gingnams, now 121ac.
tsecond floor. Take elevator)
sTocK-TAK1NG REDUCTIONS IN CURTAIN
GOODS
1Oc Curtain Scrlns now Sc
l21a and l5c Curtain Scriins, now 10c
Bic French Cretohnes. now 15c.
1Sc CTetOnneS, now i2lac
2Oc. Cross-Stripes. now l21ac.
The above are unexampled Bargains, and should
meet with ready distribution.
tThird floor. Take elevator)
DRESS GOODS REDUCTIONS
We wish to announce that only a few pieces of the
so, 62le and 75c Colored Dress Goods, which were
being absolutely necessary to insure GOOD section.
sToCKTAKING REDUCTIONS IN LAcEs
July 81 StOck-takng Day. we do not want to have
yard of any of the following Laces, hence have
put the price low enough to insure their sale
lot 5-iEch Cream Egyptian Lace. reduced from 10
~ lot fS-lnsh White Oriental Lace, reduced from
10! Of 6:ineh beige Egyptian Lace, reduced from
lot Of Oriental Lace Beige, with white work, re-
duced from 20 to 15c per yard
e.as lot Of snch Heavy Beige Egyptian Lace reduced
a.. lot OF s,ineh Heavy Cream Egyptian Lace, reduced
HG ON SS 10 1oc. per yard
lSecOnd floor: take elevator)
srocK-rAk1Sa co1 huGRRger sHfg IN LADIES
Amer successful sale of the major part of the stock
we VIII now Close out what remains at greatly reduced
SO Ladies' Percaie Sets collar aud eaiisJ White
":h Pr dp5s ana aat n s9eed sue
Regular price per set...........-.............
a sto ext price per set;
and cai lnal checks: Sizes II. 12+ H. 49, IA and
sesKiaE PI1se
ou LaueS Percae Sets tCOllar and cutiSl. blue
IN Two cnoice styles Of stripes: sizes H. 12 1871 and
ii inches.
K'gniar price
The best bargains In Cooied Sets ever offered At the
price.
Second floor; take elevator)
~ All orders by mail filed at the reduced prices
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY,
o21 Penna ave. o12Dst
WIZ Gloss Every EvEs1se
DURING JULY AND AUGUST AT
- : E. H wv + ! :: j:
EXCEPT SATURDAY, AND ON THAT DAY
AT1P NJ
Wewi be under obligations to our custom.
ers who will bear this In mind and make their
purchases accordingly.
lyle WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

'Men OF Mark in Congress- is the title of
sonewhat lengthy article in yesterdays New
York san. 1t is understood that Mr.. Laird of
Nebraska. is one OF the gentlemen who come
under that head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

FGRNISHEb.
N Ut. ioln 81, xors4ioo6 ST. mr. 9TH 10rS1 80
Mass az mr. hos C..33S.33 18TH st.. mr. Y - rs 80
Iowa circle. ID 25o 1. roth st l2rl IS
s.-,n 4 iyIh ~ W. nr 18th ST lOrs--.-.. loo
! Ith. near st, lr.-.2oo I'd ST. near Pa ave -
i, nr. 18th ST, i2r. 1866
advertised free of cost 10 the owner.
fot list Oh property Tor sale call or send nj office
Je29 H. %. HOLrZMAN 10Th and 4 SIS m ~
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Ala llth st. s.w., Sr.-S1S
400 18th ST. s We. Sr...-lS
DOG 4la ST s.w., Or. 16
22l Cleveland. 6r-..l5.3o
923 9th w. .rsL .fr. &unfur.
lO20 9th 81. nse,. 5r.. 1855
lola S.CapItol Sc, Or. 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

That the so-called boat race at Bay Ridge last
week should turn out to be misera bic fiasco is
not al all surprising. The wonder is that peo-
pie should have gone TO see it expecting any
thing else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL
Lamoer \ ard and Mil and r. l. Depot-Sopth Capi
toI and streets southeast
Omces-41a street and Maryland avenue southwest;
100 l4th street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL oy the cargo carload al wholesale prices
kINDLlNO and STOVE WOOD Of ali kinds
COAL and SAW I'D ami SPLIT WOOD kept under
cover on plank fiUor.
Large and ~ eli-assort q stock OF LGMBER Fine
Lumber and Flooring kept under cover
Large or small orders promptly delivered In any
part VI the city without Charge hauling
ESTIMATES cheeriuily furnished.
Ire location VI our Depot being both central and ad
acs n 10 The railroad, enabling 60 handle stock
a. Very sisl cost, gives special advantages in es
mating especially Lumber Coal Ia large quaint
ues L.rgc experience, ample facilities and cumpe
tent assi ants warrant missing entire s..tisc
nDs, 70 those rho favor wilh Their pa. ronage
saaIe o. which, al least b respectfully solicited
Jyl.-3m
20 10 GEO 5. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" ofanfte W oTk: best facilities In W asineton
soeh WORK Office and Yard 1oz .OS North Capitol
H. II rear u Government Printin. Oiuce mhL7
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OxLy OxE MoRE WEEK

OF the great thirty days ClOsinsOut sale We desire
10 than@ tie public for their liberal
lag the Past three 90 weeks They were large aud
numerous. ard have greatly assisted Ia moving
Immense siOcs OF Zine Groceries. Wines and " his
kIe- -ti.! have not entirely closed them out but
desire 10 eFe4 the stock during this
wses thai V hay begin our I'm prov You
sii have goOd selection IN almost every depart
mrEt- However. would advise yOa TO call early,
- TIE IfICc5 We propose To all goods
during his. the Iast week of GREAT THIRTY
DAY = tLtr,4 MOI ~AIE. viii bring large and
rapid ORDERS Especially shall this of Teas
ard COIees- We want to entirely Close this de-
paTtalent
Fancy GROCERIES at almost your prices. while
sessonah4e goods. Ike Laundry soap Toilet soap.
Powdered BoTax, line Extracts and tlaret Wines
have been marked down IN price until even the cos
buyers
Gail early We going have a heavy bust
This week Great ThIrIy-days Closiuy-oui sale
n T. MkTZtiER & BRO
Eul4
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Open saturdaystir IL pm VIC
I OF ARE LOOKING
FOR BARGAINS.
We know that such IS the case usually at this sea.
son when the prudent man is seeking where to inves.
his money to the best advantage. Our stock was
never so clean and in good shape before in July
but We have arrangeda
Bargain Table
to meet your expectations
About 400,
in fact few more than 400 Office Coats we have been
getting fifty cents for all season. are now on the Bar
gain Table Take your choice of these three STYLES for
twenty-five cents Dark brown check light brown
checked. and blue and white stripes compose the as
sortment sizes "a to so breast measure 1t will not be
necessary to refer to these again.
NOT MANY
English seersucker Coats Vests in four patterns
reduced to s1.oo Isn't that cheap, coat and vest for
$3.50.
ABOUT 80
White Vests slightly soiled sold heretofore from 81
to $3.50, now 81 They viii be all right when
washed, except for our purposes.
ABOUT 20
seventy-five cents Price all season nom 81 % to
$L5o Wecan make white vest perfectly clean by
washing but we cannot make 1t look new.
Don't ask for these vests week hence, a. we In
tend to sell them to the first corners.
ABOUT Is
Silver Grey Alpaca Coats sizes "a to AZ breast meas
ure we have reduced from 81 so to 81 So These are
good coats and we cannot conjecture why they have
not sold better than they have unless It be that there
is too much of the silver and not enough of the grey
about them. $50 will sell them at once.
NoRFoLKs
for men this season have been slow sellers What we
have left of them on the Bargain Table DON,
you want one: If you don't banker after one per
maps the prices we have put on them will tempt you
Blue Flannel NorfOlks,
Sizes 3s to A.
Reduced from So to $3.50
Check Flannel Norfoiks,
sizes ss to 49,
Reduced from 81 to $3.50.
This price means that we want to sell them and I,
Will do 1t.
II PAIR
of Knee Brooches for Bcycis,s. to match the Check
Flannel Norfo,ks, above noticed for So So These
breeehes have been reduced from g. so to s15O.
There may be- and doubtless will be, on this BARGAIN
Table. other seductive remnants. Ask the salesman
to show you what he has ON it.
sAKs AND COMPANY
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
ST0 d,Aa E. VENTILATED STORE
- rooms for all classes of goods, including insur
ance. Advances made on same " nen desired
,v,o, DUNCAAsoN BROS.
VIeiw 9th and ID SITS. NV
SACRIFICE SALE,
We are determined not to carry any stock this
season and to do this we will sell the remainder Of
BELOW COST
We have on hand 100 dozen Hats and Rounets sold
Formerly for Doe, doc 5Oc and tic, all sty les
shapes and colors. We VIII now sacrifice them at
rs CENTS.
lot Of 60 dozen better qualities in all shapes and
eoiors sold formerly for ooc, .5c. SIC. and ST. vii
now De sacrinced at
This lot includes all the latest shapes
a small lot Of 10 dozen Hats which sold formerl,
for u. $l,15 81 25 and 81 will now be sacr,ticeS
al
as CENTS
A complete stock of Gauzes Crepes Flowers Feath
ers. lips. Parasos, Lace Caps, Nelvets and Lace.
KINGS LACE,
iyl7 S14 SEVENTH STREET NJ
NJ n LN
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V1croR E. ADLEHs
RED LETTER SALE
MONDAY, JULY 10
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED Letter SALE
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
Each and every garment marked In plain figures
showing the reduction.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
Each and every garment marked in plain figures
showing the reduction
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
VICTOR E AD1ER,s
TEN PER CENT rr~
CLoTHINS HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
So. AND 92s SEVENTH ST NV,
Corner OF Massachusetts Avenua
Open saturdaystn IL pm VIC
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1COR RENT-o(TOBER lsr OR SOONER FUR.
ished House. lately occupied by a member Of Con-
eresx For particulars address r RNISHkD HOUSE,
Star office iylO-3Is
l1>oR RENT-l6I3 Q ST. 7-RoOM BRICK; NOD
ern improvements splendid neighborhood con-
yrnept TO and hertc~; immediate possess o "a;
S3S month. JNo BowLES& CO. lA24 \. u av jy ~ 8
OVERWHELMINGLY DEsIRABLE2-SToRY
II brick dwellin, house. 2slO ". p st. containing
rooms. together with hall. pantry. hath room and
other conyeniencex side pOrches side alley:
y25 per month Apply to TH0s. KNOWLES. l2o4
$40 ST. yle-Sts
l>oR RENT-CLINTON HOUSE CORNER 7TH
and sts 80 rooms. suitable for private hotel
Or boarding house, rent Reasonable tor The summer.
Key and Information a. Union Tea 20, next door
iy3-2Ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-19

Lord Harrington thinks the cheese In the tory
trap looks very nice, but is perfectly willing
that somebody else should nibble it,
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

H ssss' yssSs
lion RENT.A LARGE OFFICE ROOM. NO, i. SD
.ai sa s sns T.;
EoR RENT-DEsIRAsIE coNMuNic4riNG
shady ag Terms moderate to good tenants 1873 st
EoR RENT-Two UNfukNfsHED ClNMUNI-
keeping ifdesired ga 10Th s. d. =. Tis-1s
INOR RENT-THREE NICE ROOMS. ON SECOND
only SD . sos
EoR RENT-THREECo TING FRONT
1pps soc sh 81 for Of fie or
Rsa, .s2 , sEsx
sur 10 95 family price
Room in r:.f L desirable: ali moi .@ps and slse
Cali At II ii II st nv jyi7 SIS
F3k REN EN- PR!yATE FAMILY HAvINo 4
ouaSe mart tine Wes pn1 vii, seni hrre os sm n
nsI rates address Box rs T. star o,ce Tiss sum
E0K kENT,. LARGE, FURNIsHED ROOM ron
! Or gentlemen cheap Inquire at i u iS'h
L small private family At sos St nv. jyi7-iws
Tor ,RENT;-sIX ROOMS. -vNruRNIsHEp
call during week days after O'Clock T2ts
I1OR kENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, I'D AND Sd
T. s S.n ssess Ct at s'an. h
TOR RENT-FGRNI sHED AMI, tNFtRNfsH-
II ed second and third door Rooms with Board: gov.
srnment reservation In front: references e1chan ed
1903 IL ct. NV tyl5-6tA
NOR RENT 92O NEW YORK .<VE-NEATLY
u furnished Rooms on first secund aud third doors
with or wi,hSns board as pai'0'' OF
17OR RENT-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL ROOMS
floors, In the elegant house 100 ST. corner LIST
ST. ne.. at reduced ratea ty14lws
1IoR RENT-WITH BOARD. AT 1870 II ST. n.
II W, large pleasant secOnd-st0ry Roomg private
family: reasonable rates. jy15iw:
IHOR RENr-AT llI2 II ST \. VA NICELY
Il furnshed third story front roon northern expos
ure: nice and COOL suitable for gentleman geiitle
man and wife; with bath and gas; at summer rates.
jy1e-1m
L1OR RENT-THREE cry DESIRABLE
IL Rooms Al 1927 Pennsylvania ave-, no children
Apply aner 4 p. m. JORDAN. Photographer.
LNOR RENTAL l4l4 AND f4l6 X ST r. w
- large cool, elegantly furnished Rooms, with or
without Soard Summer rates Mis-. GRANT
1INOR RENT-LARGE2D STORY SOUTH-FRONT
desired near Lines or cars. 9C9 o ST. NV. e22 Inn
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I,oR RENT-CAL1iRAPHS. PRICE REDUCED
Il from So 10 80 per month during summer (Sold
on instaiments) .'CAL1GRAPH OFFICE" 933 F St
N2-jm
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6S-.0 X n.e..r.M.i..S20.2 81
5OS Cn. e.. or & store. 20
1903 NJ stSw-. Ar. water. IL
1862. 3.16A326 " s.w-w.. III
23l / ST. s.w. Or. water 3
1886 III ST. s.w-. sc
iR. cor. Ala and + SITS. s-w.