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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13
FOR SALE--HOUSES

LvOR sALE-HOUsEs-1O PER CENT INVEST
meR tc corner market and grocery store two,
ss% Ts1l .sy RSs sSsSa
o'hf5s %s Cor Ss~ York ave-
R+ss aR sT it sI9S5 AND
sod S ss ace MOI DAV Tb 81 Ss
IrOR sALE-I HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES
RkHSEiTfE 81 $s S,S IL PYYlSS,ns
I, OR sALE-6 ROOM AND BATH BRICK, CLEvE-
! land ave-: q so, 800; terms easy New room brick.
lot sox@5 0oo hall css sas room po1 frae n
AVE- n aeaP az; Sn st. dG sl5O0 room brick new,
'''' roo" H si'Ss si j :"
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME OR PAYING
sn$ ssla9 Siss
r sts s S ha
from electric street light one square from two lines
s ssrees eIrs rents , for only $500 easy
d13-3t' 90 St. Cloud Building.
EoR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP
ST. north side lot 5ox2 IS; south exposure; excellent
Gssf and
hall. garlors, d r K 5 fine chambers, and 8 IN
ss
PAID $4,000; owner will accept secured note for
some hard wood manels tiled hearths and faces hard
wood hrst hoor and stairway; owner non resident, de-
string TO leave the city at earliest possible date
every way desirable property and offers exceptional
chance to secure choice home ut hgure which shall
be little less than absolute sacrifice; would accept
d123t ]. B. WINNER, 1913 st.
IGOR SALE-BY whitaker & wHITAKER, 13O715,
L ST. Lovely S-room Brick, st, near 9th NV. !;
every convenience. Price only $4,000 81 900 cash.
soo-story brick, on II, near 9TH he. Price $1,000;
5000 cash will trade.
$40 close an estate-corner of New York ave NV.
Two 3story bricks, store 2story brick with side
lot for three houses. Price $4,000.
near NJ and New Hampshire ave. 3 large rooms, in
perfect order; $1,000 cash. dl2-6t
I. OR SALE-HOUsE ON ST. NEAR l4TH, 10
rooms be tn pantry. avstory and large cellar. with
maiaS Iset IN perfect conion and est
$1,000 JOHN SHERMAN 4 co,
d12-1w l4O7 f St NV
NOR SALR-HOUSB GOT VIRGINIA AVE SW;
Il one OF the finest locations in South Washington,
convenient to public buildings and street newly
and Handsomely decorated and complete in every par
tcular. This is very desirable house for any one
wishing comfortable home; will sell furniture with
house If desired.
For particulars inquire on premises. dim,
VHOR sALE-sEyEN NEW HOUSES; SIX ROOMS
Il and bath; two latrobes brickedin range all
heated papered throughout crystal gas ixtures all
modern improvements. 4th and D SITS. he. Inquire
Also, two houses 3l9 and 32l d st. n e.: six rooms
and bath; All modern improvements; easy terms.
NOR SALE-DEsIRABLE CORNER HOUSE, TWO
Il Day windows, good parking, rooms, bath and all
ulsrs apply to WASH'N DANENHoW Ek.
dll-3t Ills st.n.w.
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The southern interstate immigration con-
vention met in Montgomery, Ala, yesterday,
with about 200 delegates present, representing
California.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-I7O4 CONNECTICUT. AVE. n. w.,
99rtn Of Dupont C to .yres Iron eish
der g.iee 500 per mouth THos J. FlsHEa Co.
TyOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE on ST, BET
fnqairs At STONES drug store, corner 9Th and L
sts NV. dl3-:5t
NOR RENT-THE FINE HOUSE, No 2 DUPONT
a Circle. about u rooms; now occupied by W. b
TIL AID + 'O-E''' -''''' : ' u dIS soiV'f
NOR RryT-TEN-BOoN HOUSE; HALL WATER
jersey ave nv Rent, go. Good neIghborhooi Ap-
Fly 70 C. F. l.. RICHARDSON, HOG L st NV. di3-3t'
yvCR EENT-l4 AND 10 ST. V E.-4-sTORY
n bricks, : rooms each. with al modern improve
merits IS, H9r m2ssA 70 good tenants Inquiry Of
Il window brick h9lse. rooms; ali mol imp
81 40 Key 900 = ST. NV. Inquire A EBERLi's
J,OR RENT-FURNIsBED-
1910 Conn Av ri 100 l29a ST. NV. 12rs15o
new sieS Mo 9S S q sTs ar: g.
iG S5hn PAVE ave Ins ea e Tn. bs1ta9
aS9 G s. S t95 E 'p fond f T i a5
Af tisiS, ST; Columbia .,o cor 9th and SITS
dI3-3t JOHN SHERMAN co. 14O7 st.
NOR RENT-SO3 EAST CAPITOL ST. 8 ROOMS
Il al modern inlIrgyements; SO; key next door
WRIGHT sTOCKETT, $40 + ST. NV. dl3-3t'
FOR RENT-63O 10TH ST. y E., 7R AND BATH,
IT Sc Or and b m. j. so SO; 3OiO III IT a W. gr
and ss,h, mi, $50 q ii. KNIGHT. 667 7th NV
EOR RENT--9-ROOM BRICK, zoos 26TH ST. n
Il w. all mod. mp. in good order: rent s:s6. q
eg,ggPs;e order; ego per month. J. FRED. KELLEY,
NOR RENT-DESIRABI.E PRIVATE RESIDENCE
a loli Connecticut ave, near British minister's,
10 rooms all MODERN Improvements, in complete
KELLEY, 5i3 yth s.. NV. di5-3t
I,OR KENT-A CHARMING NEW HOUSE. Az r.
Il j; ave NV. rooms handsomely finished; crystal
m. i; $3.50 Apply l"I6 st. n W NIL
TOR RENT : HOUsE-9O7 ST NV, THREE
stories eight rooms. cellar, gas. BATH and all m i;
4 NAGGAMAN. 9I7 st. NV. Oc10-;im
IGOR RENT-llI5 G ST. w; FURNISHED OR
:! .,I p W. rooms and bath: sa5. THos- J. sTALEY,
IGOR RENT ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
4s 3ghyP to Hns6 w" H.E5 rs IKE
B.OR RENT-2Il A ST Sc, 10 ROOMS. ALL
a cOuveniences. This house is in frstclsss condi-
zion, and Of the best locations On the Hill rent
dI3-3t 9i7 + St NV.
EvOR RENT-NEARLY NEW BRICK ON ST,
TaIerrd and painted and IN perfect order. 500 b H.
MABNEa. s co. 9I6 st. NV. dl2-3t'
JIoR RENT = OPPOSITE PENSION OFFICE
e-evsn-rootn brick, with all mod iInps, good locs,
( @. 81 i'stEw. di3-3t.
NOR RENT-s3O PER MONTH-7I5 IST ST N
4 ". , story and Basement brick house. all mod
imIs. 10 rooms: Pension and Printing Offices
Ogsuer, 6O6 VI ST. Il. W. di2-}t'
I,UE RENT-THE ATTRACTIVE HOUSES SIS
and 5l1 spruce ST., lie DrOIt Park. rooms. recep
ton hall and open Srates only square from two
Ines IF ears. $3.50. The houses have Just been
handsomely papered CHAS. E. BASkS, 1908 F
street W dl2-6t
IGOR RENT-920 FARRAGUT SQUARE, COM
pletely furnished: will be rented for the Of
Congress al ) $50 per month.
THOS. E wAGGAMAN,
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A REMINIsCENCE OF THE MIDDLETON FAILURE
In the New York supreme court yesterday a
suit was tried for the recovery of $500 from
ex-Secretarv of the Navy Geo. NJ. Robson and
Banker Austin p. Brown. Ernest Dichman and
VIM. 2. Tuttle are the plaintiffs. In May, 1884,
Mr.. Robson drew check for SO, 500, which
was made payable to Austin P. Brown, or order,
and was directed to the Camden Safe Deposit
and Trust company. Mr.. Brown Endorsed MIR.
Robeson's check and then deposited with the
banking firm of Middleton l. Co., of this city.
1t became known that the firm of Middleton &
Co. might not realize upon it. On May 81.
1884, Middleton & Co. failed, and a receiver
was appointed. The dishonored check came
into the hands of Middleton, Dichman & Co.,
of New York city. in the process of a settlement
with the bankrupt firm.
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Real Estate Matters.

b. II. Warner g. Co. has leased for ten years
the new hotel building, La Normandie, at the
corner of 18th and streets, to Horace N. Cake
The property belongs to Washington Mclean.
As soon as the hotel can be furnished it will be
opened to the public.
John F. Dyer has bought for So, 800 of W. Fl.
Dyer, part lots and Z. So. 40, 17.44 feet front
on HI. between 18th and 10th streets northwest
d. Loughran has bought for S17 900 of W. III.
Dyer, part lot 6, SO. 120. fronting $3.50 feet by
a depth of 5S feet on. street, between 18th
and 10th streets northwest
L. A. Lewis has bought of Inez L. Lyon for
$4,000, sub II, square n. of H. l249 IS So feet,
fronting on 7, between 10th street and New
Hampshire avenue.
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He WANTS PART OF THE EsTATE.-Henry o.
Bailey filed bill yesterday against ". R. Bal
lev, Margaret A. Bailey, and others, for a de-
cree for support and an account. The petit
toner states that his father. Vim. H. Bailey.
died at 914 NJ street in June, 1886. and the re-
spOndents are the remaining members of the
family; that his father left will bequeathing
his estate to his mother during life. providing
she should not remarry, and that the estate is
a valuable one, yielding $4,000 per annum. He
states that his mother forced him TO leave
his home in February, 1887. and he prays that
the court decree him a sufficient amount from
the estate for his maintenance; that she be re-
quired to account. &c.
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FINED FOR VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LIQUOR
LAw.-Thomas Riley. the bartender in Timothy
Reagans saloon, near the oyster wharf, who
was arrested suspicion of robbing John
Koran, an old pensioner. as published in yester-
days STAR, was released from custody last
evening the officers had no proof against
him. Reagan was charged with violating the
Sunday law while Koran was in the place last
Sunday. Mr.. Gloss said that he would plead
guilty and pay the usual fine, $40, but Mr..
Padgett wanted the $40 penalty imposed. Mr.
Gloss said he saw no reason why the highest
penalty should be imposed any more than it
should i'll the hotel cases and other cases which
have been tried during the year. The court
heard the testimony of Koran to show that he
(Horan) was kept in the defendants place all
day Sunday until he was taken away by a
friend. Koran could not swear that he was
robbed in Reagan's saloon. Mr.. Gloss argued
the case for the defendant and MIR. Padgett
asked Tor the imposition of $40 fine. Judge
Miller disposed OF the case by imposing a fine
of go,
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Baltimore and Ohio's New President.

MR MAYER WILL BE ELECTED SUCCEED MR..
sPNCER ON THE 18th. INSTANT.
There is no longer any doubt about. a coming
change in the Baltimore and Ohio presidency,
it having been authoritatively announced in
Baltimore yesterday that Mr.. Charles F. Mayer
will be elected by the directors to succeed Mr..
Spencer on the 18th instant The Sun saws
ON authority, THAT several days after the cleo
ton of directors they held an informal confer
ence, at which the presidency was rendered to
and accepted by Mr.. Mayer" And further,
that Mr.. MAYER without delay acquainted Mr..
Spencer of that fact" '.The stakeholder di-
rectors," says the same authority, 4" have not
engaged in any underhand business in this
matter, and Mr.. Spencer has been advised of
their purposes" In connection with the re-
mark of Mr.. Mayer, made the day after the
election of directors, that Mr.. Spencer would
be reelected president, and had been pre-
viously advised of the proposed changes in the
board, an explanation is made. It Is stated
''that at the time Mr. Mayer was not otherwise
advised, and that Mr. Spencer did know in a
general way that some changes in the directory
would take place."
The selection of president of the Consoli-
dation Coal company, to succeed Mr.. Mayer, is
said to remain an unsettled question.
1t was also announced in Baltimore yester-
day that Mr.. Mayer viii have an additional
vice-president on his staff Among those men,
toned as likely to have this place were ex-yice-
President Thomas M. King.
The trouble over the selection 81 site for
the monument of the Seventy-second Pennsyl-
vania veterans, at Gettysburg, has eliminated
in the arrest Of Capt Reid, who was setting q
foundation in Bloody Angle, for trespass
John J. Jennings and James jennings, of
Scranton, Pa, have brought suits against the
Lehigh Valley railroad on account Of the Mud
Run disaster. The latter had 1--WE ribs and his
spine fractured. and is permanently disabled.
He asks so 600, and the former, his father,
asks the same amount for loss of his sons
services.
with murder we're sworn ont In Birmmgham,
Ala, yesterday, and he = again in jan
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Masonic ELECTIoN.-At the annual convoca-
ton of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the
District of Columbia. held last evening at Ma
sonic temple, the following were elected for
the ensuing year: Robert Ball. G. H. p; E. s.
Holmes, d. G. H. P; Alex. Mckenzie, G. K;
d. M. Gilman, G. s.; L. G. Stephens, G. Sec
rotary; NJ. r. Thorp, G. T.; John Locke, g. L.;
Rev: J: w: Trout, G. chaplain; Thos. F. Gibbs,
G. G. H.; Harrison Dingman, G. P. g.; Edward
Iurkenton, g. r. A. c.; Geo. H. Walker, G. NJ.
Sd w.; Frank L. Campbell, G. M I'd "; Jas. II.
Trimble, G. N. LIST "; L. Stoddard, G. sentinel.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II Vermont ave- n. w. with stable attached For terms
and permission to inspect, apply to GURLEY BROTH
Frs, 1873 Ut. NV. dS-6t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOR RENT-BT r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES- |
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and sts- NV.
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SUING A RAILROAD FOR DAMAGEs.-Mr. w. A.
Cook has filed suit for Alice Triplett Casey
against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany to recover $4,000 damages. The dam
ages are claimed on account Of the death of
Mrs. Casey's husband, John A. Casey, postal
clerk, killed in a collision on the Metropolitan
Branch October 6.
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No EXTRA FARES ON THE B. 4 O.-The B.
d o. has established quicker train service be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia than that
for which others charge an extra fare. No ex-
tras are charged on the B. 4 O.-Adrt.
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About 900 refugeesccame to Jacksonville,
Fla, on the northern and western trains yes
terday and many more are expected on satur-
day. There has not been . case Of fever In the
city for seven days.
Of a party skating on Dryers dam, at Ithaca,
n. Y, yesterday evening, four persons broke
through the ice and two were drowned-one .
student named Edwin s. Nevins, SON Of .
banker at South Orange, N. J., and the other
Miss Maggie Sullivan, teacher in the central
school here.
Mime Boulanger, in an interview In Paris
complained that her husband was trying 70
play Napoleon and make her Josephine. shs
then burst into tears
DR.. Nathan r. Gorter, vsll-known physi-
clan Of Baltimore, has sued Mr.. Robert CARRIES
in the superior court for e90.Oo0 for proise-
defendant during his recent trip around IL
world
The strikers ct Bevier, No.. ere again ug1y
and threaten 10 build fortifcations IN order -
defend thsmselves from the militia I'D -
swsdss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13

DR.. REYBURN PROTESTS AND ISSUES CALL FOR
NEErNo-MR- LARSER's EXPLANATION
VIEWS OF MEMBERS OF IKE co,tNrrrKE
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOk RENT-HOUSES.
FoR R AZ yol pupon. Circle ego.
i: tag tug e sssHs1 s.s.s sss
Ne 9 q. n e.. new. e35
n17sw Apply oHikfEs i EaRiY. COS ass l4sh st. NV.
EOR RENT-UHFURNIsHED
le21 10th NV, lar. .slQ0 941 N.Havnw.7r.s37.5 80
Sas g. 6 6 e. II isdg g s,b :.
NV s5i sys 81. sn d INV ar fs
ST 2S 6 nv S S%,Sn :. III
900 st. n.w- ST.. $3.50 Barber shop 18Th En.w
Conn 49,. ~. IURNIsHED: ..oo
4 sst S 81 n. ma fS,5
sunderland f''' H~ TYLER LII Psr RRTSPRfaaEKFokD. LOU
dSlm 1907 st. NV.
TOR RENT-HANDsOME NEW 7-R SELECT BR,
Il 3l3 st, ne; bay window, bath, superior plumb
and % MR gs
9th St NV dl-2w-
FOR RENT--PLEAsANT, wKIL-LOCATED, NINE
s6. low WITH all eea
month month E. W. BYRN. office Mum Co.. 622 ST.
House; 10 rooms and bath; all conveniences; 1928
f FIX ,S q ipaaTs Of
u POPS st 1ar;. mod imps; 65
Cor 18th and q SITS, Or mod. imps. 1000
XSl9 q ST.. West Washington, l0r........-.. 81 30
23l Sth ST. ne, q rooms and cellar 25 81
22oS st, Or, mod. imps % 80
COB st. ne, 80
i Besselis Court, Ar water ................. TO- so
Ar frame bet 18th and goth, and and S.. 1000
Shop 1900 II ST. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Rooms i'll several localities. GEO W, LINKINS
n22-4w 18th and H sits.
I'OR RENT-OR SALE-LARGE FURNISHED
II House with side lot. 1906 st. NV. div
1yOR RENT--THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
Il IL rooms, bathroom, and cellar all modern i'm.
northwest;
month TYLER L RUTHERFORD, 1907 + st. NV.
n3-2ms
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Attorney Sellers Resignation.
WHAT INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE THINK OF HIS AcTIoy
AND ITS CAUSE.

WHAT INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE THINK OF HIS ACTION
AND ITS CAUSE.
Indianapolis Special to Philadelphia Press.
1t is suspected here that the resignation Of
Emory B. Sellers rs district-attorney OF In
diana is caused by trouble that has occurred
in connection with the recent investigation Of
the federal grand jury in the alleged election
frauds. The earnest and generally commended
efforts Of MIR. Sellers in successfully prosecut-
ing two Of the democratic tally-sheet forgers
two years ago caused him TO be greatly abused
by some of the politicians Of his party and an
attempt was made to depose him from his po-
sition, but the movement was given no en-
couragement by Attorney General Garland
In the recent investigation he was con-
fronted by different conditions. The politi-
clans Of his party have been loudly demanding
the indictment and punishment Of Mr.. Dudley,
and il is to Mr.. Sellers that they have looked to
carry out their wishes There is no doubt
that he has tried hard for sufficient evidence TO
warrant the jury to return an indictment, and
their adjournment without taking any action
was a disappointment for which they have
held Sellers chiefly responsible. II is believed
that this was mainly the cause Of his resigning,
coupled with the fact that he really does not
care to hold the Office any longer. ....
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TrOR SALE
Elegant corner house. near Scott circle. .ssooo9
Handsome double house near Dupont circle. 10000
Mas ave. Pet l4.h and 9TH sta. l5r, new. $4,000
Conn ave, bet and 4, Or lot 81 III 'front.'. 10000
2ns be io tsHm and circle M 1859
50 St. pet. and 1. iQr pantry, &C.. new. 1900
Fst p. e. bet ist and I'd. 7r. bath. cellar. 5000
bricks lex near i4th st n W. IL and cellar. S5oS
cie'eians f. Ss so ,ns sna ssou , Sy l7oO
We otter for sale an extensive list Of large and small
houses not included in the above: also, fine building
q shs sj;y Cali efss va our salstn
T. NEW 5s Sss s.I.s .y.s bs
Ssfs on actual cost Building VI IN SsSso y
EIOR sALE-CHEAP-,4 AND. $40 Sd ST NE,
+ new two-story and basement brick dwellings;
and gas each so9d location. Price only $3.50 esch
pe ds-5t '-' VI ' u S G. DTSALL, a25 ST. NV.
IloR E-H0UsEs-BEAUTIFUL l5R. HOUSE
re vsnsb nsw
ST. near ST. two valuable business corners. north
near ? st NV l0r dwelling sist st., near n ":
ALFRED H. LEE & SON,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
d6-eod2w Cor. l4th ct. and X. /. ave.
EUR SALE DOUBLE HOUSE, 34-FT FRONT
L nearly new COS st. NV. rooms and bath two
story all mod impr. price So 600: to suit APP
ply ON premises. W. j. NEWTON, or to S02 st. w
dl-eo6t
NOR SALE ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST
II Houses on Connecticut ave- Very cheap; S5 900
under its value. Apply CHAS. EARLY, sos 14th ST.
dS-6t
NOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN
Il sylvania ave. Sc, new brick building, containing
an elegant store room, with complete dwelling on
second floor, fine cellar and all mod mpt small cash
payment, balance On long time.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
p15-1m 1927 st.
E,oR SALE-AN ELEGANT BROOM, BAY-wIN-
Il dow brick house containing all improvements one
OF the hsndsomest private residences the city
10th and Corcorsn streets Price SS 600 For further
particulars address WASH'N DANENHOWER II Is
+ street H. W. MO I'm
vrOR SALE - CHEAP - PLEASANT, wEIL-LO-
IL Gated, 9room brick House down town.. with all
modern convenience: suitable for business man
$4,000; very easy terms. E W. BYRN, office Mum
4 Co. 622 + ST. n.}0-1m
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Ed hOJ SIS.
7 St, near 10th, Or $40
II st., near 18th, TT. no
Sund. Pl.. SS11r.150&250
l. St, near 18th, Tor. $50
Il St. near 10Th. Tor. 200
DE Sales, mr. 11th,l lr.l75
13O116 + st.
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NOR RENT-TwO NEW SIX-ROOM BRICKS. CAL
Il Ian 81, between 9TH and 9TH and and SITS. n
$500 each. Six-rOCm Frame 6.j2 l. 81. me-; $40.
Also, lib l1th St in frstclass condition $3.50
WRIGHT STOCKETT,
Cl2-.ifs $40 Il NV
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MONEY TO LOAN
WI AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
THOS. j. FISHER Co,
SEQ 1924 T ST. NV
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW
WI est Rates.
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
ap24 Successor to DANENHOMEk& son, Ills F st. :
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stlu MI NJ. I. WelItr, OF the cOfnmlttee, 70 a
STAR reporter. Mr.. Larner has no right
whatever" he continued, Ito abrogate the
constitution governing the Committee of One
Hundred, which distinctly says that regular
meetings of the representative committee shall
be held on the first Tuesday in each month
He has right to call special meetings in his
discretion. In short while this matter of
postponement will be thoroughly ventilated
and some developments will follow. All of the
members on this side of the capitol are thor
oughly incensed at Mr.. Larner's nexplicable
action, as this matter could have, with due
propriety, been argued at our last meeting"
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NOR RENT-33I3 PROSPECT AVE, GEORGE
II town, IL rooms; in perfect condition; large and
beautiful grounds house in center OF lot light ON four
Sides stable attached; will cheap 10 good tenant
d10-lw A. i. HI l. Il co. 1888 Il st
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EOR RENT-FURNISH
II 10th IT. near P.7r. .$65
VI ST., near 18th, Or. 50
10Th ST., near l., ST. 100
East Capitol st, Sr......S5
Il. 4. ave, near 18th. ...l50
y st. near 18TH. 1lr. $50
dI-tit WHITAKER L
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T,OR RENT-I1O4 CONNECTICUT AVE. " W.,
u north Of Dupont CtrIr. 3-stoTy IL -room brick
sieuce. with every convenience street cars pass the
door; Price $50 per month IHcs. j. FISHER CO..
~ 4 r 81 NV. d136t
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IfOR RENT-9-ROOM BRICK, zoos 26TH ST.
a w., all mod. imp. IN good order; rent $50 u
egmple;e order. ego per month. J. FRED. Kelley,
5l3 gth ST. NV. dl3-3t
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