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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
Huntingdon. Postmaster Short in His Ac-

hunTlngton's FOstmaster ShOFt IN H1'7
counts.
SDGrbl Ts3sgrCR % ne sunday Rs0ister.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, June 9.-United
States Postmaster Inspector, took charge
Of the postofics here to-day. Postmaster
J. ". Verlander was found short in his
accounts. He resigned and G. L. Thomp
SOD, editor Of the 4dreriiser, was placed IN
charge OF the Office temporarily. MT
Thompson IS being pushed by the business
men tor permanent postmaster aud VIII
probably receive the appointment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
TranAfers Of Real Eaiata.

TIE following transfers ofreal estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made June o, 1888, by Kate G
Goldman and Samuel II her husband, and
others, TO Mary Ann E,ff, for all right,
title and interest in piece Of land on
Twenty-third street; confederation. 500.
Deed made June l, 1893, by ID. q. Phil
lips, trustee, to Henry Brunbsus, for lots
Nos 81. 65, GO, 67, 88, SO, 70, II, ~. 80.
SO, 80, 81, 80, 90, 81, IS, 90 and 100, In
Zine's orchard addition; considerstion,
$2,75O.
Deed made 81, 1893, by W. J. W. Cow.
den, trustee, TO George Crumbacker, for
parts of lots Nos. 16 and II, in square No.
Q, in Carroll and Bakers addition; consid.
alton, 1856.
Deed made June 2, 1888, by George
Crumbacker and wife, to Emma v. Rose,
for part of lots Nos. 16 and II, in square
No. 4, in Carroll and Bakers addition;
consideration, 500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

SIT has been entered sgainst the New
York Rsr,H for $4,000 damages from
ia Expose of the TOrtnlita Mining Com,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
/. The Am.ls.n.s.d P,esse.

There was . fair attendance from this
city, at the big picnic Of the Amalsansted
Association, st Pelican Park, On The
Beaver river, yesterday, and god many
also went from Benwood, Bellairs. RtnA-
vile and Martins Ferry. In the sftsrnsoa
about fifteen thousand people were On ths
grounds, and the fun was fast and fariouG
Nothing Of an Extraordinary nature 90
CURED to mar the pleasures of tbs dsy,
and everybody returned atiafed with ~
outing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10


Pstsfs risksA % Absut ~ Hssllsasssss
q ~ nanSsa1el osvssnaassl.
There vsrs tive casss bsfess His Hsose
yesterday nee.inE
Tie Ceundl Csmmittssiea Finasee -
City Prisoa ase ealled = nest ns16ny
night Tbs Beard q nslies and Yin On
mi.isasu VIII 40 NssG
Tbss = . lsaG Hslsf uspsid lissns0 n
tie eGlee e fAeCiisf q Rs1iea. vbtsh ssn-
On II vsAie2ss win q WI tsesasslt
Tsss v. . ilg rusk spv ssar sssts
yesterday afansen.
T.rss eass W. ,:si,tsssa 6: = 80
hs.dass.s..s = Z. ~ =. - =. - - -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

SENATOR HALE's investigating COM
mi,,es bas found clean sweep at Balti-
r1Drp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

THE blue and gray united in decorating
the Confederate graves at Charleston yes
tsrlsY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
THERE Is NO CHANGE
In HE Battle for Life Mt Phil sheridan,
Bedside.

In ihe Battle for Life Mt Phil shsridan.s
Bedside.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 9.-General
Sheridan was not quite ss well this morn
ing. He had bad night, and was fire.
quently disturbed BIZ coughing. He was
very restless and nervous.
Rev. DE- Chapel called for short time
this morning but was not summoned.
The above information was obtained
from one Of the servants. The following
bulletin was issGtd at $50:
ga. M.-Gen. Sheridan rested well dur.
ing the latter part of the night. His pulse
and respiration are full No unfayorabls
symptoms have ap, cared
[Signed K NJ. O'REILLY,
G. b. BYRNE,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

LOUISVILLE steps to the front with the
first ease Cf sunstrOke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
CHICAGO READY

CmcaG, is ready for the great eircus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
GENERAL NTxLLIsKNcE.
Held to Court.

D. H. Staley was arraigned before JUS
tice w. b. Davis yesterday afternoon,
on the charge of embezzling the funds OF
the Union News Company, and was held
to Court in 500.
The Horse and Buggy Contest.
The contest for horse and buggy, in
augurated ut the Orphans Fair, was de-
cided yesterday in favor Of Lawrence A.
woeber, he having collected $42s. 15,
against $40. 95 by W. H Culp. of Bellaire.
The portrait of Rt. Rev. Bishop Kain,
ratified Friday, was drawn by Henry
Stoltze. The Standard sewing machine BY
VIM. Mclaughlin, and the thirty yards Of
bruseels carpet by Miss Kate Weidner, OF
Marietta, o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
WATTERSON
TALKS TO LOUISVILLE DEMOCRATS,

And Tells How the Tariff Plank was
Formed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
A Musical Event.

Prof. Joseph Keller. assisted by mem
bsrs Of hisclass, will give piano recital at
Banners music rooms tomorrow evening.
Prof. Keller has succeeded in securing q
large class, and their numerous friends will
no doubt be out in force TO see what i'm
provement they have made. Following Is
the programme
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
CLAY Alumni AssocIatiop.


The Alumni Association Of Clay school
will hold its second annual reunion In the
grammar room at Clay school on nsxt
Tuesday evening, June IL. The classes Of
1ss2-'s7 and 'ss have prepared an elegant
programme, and will conduct the exer-
cises of the evening. The entertainment
will be made public TO the friends Of the
Alumni. This association is composed of
the former graduates of Clay school, and
has q membership of over fifty. The ~
sociation has been organized for good pur.
pose, and, as stated in the constitution,
has for its object mutual pleasure and
benefit, the promotion Of the interests Of
our alma mater, and the encouragement Of
learning among ourselves"
The present officers of the association
are: President, Rida l.. Dean, class Of
rs; Vice President, Lizzie Woods, class
of 10; Secretary, Henry Emsheimer, clan
of '73; Treasurer, Fannie Brady, class OF
go; Historian, Charles Billes, class of '67;
Poetess, Sophie Wright, class Of 's7.
The WheelmenS Parade.
It is earnestly requested thst every one
who can ride . bicycle. will come to the
City Bnilding at 30 o'clock sharp on Mon
day evening to join in the wheelmeps' ps-
rade. The procession viii start promptly
at o'clock and 20 over the following
route: Out Sixteenth to Wood, counter
march to Jacob, thence to Fourteenth,
down Fourteenth 10 Chspline, mp Chaplins
to Eleventh, thence 10 Main, up Main to
Third, countermafch to Eleventh, out
Eleventh to Chapline, down Chaplins to
Fourteenth, down Fourteenth to Main,
down Main to Twenty fourth, up Twenty
fourth to Chapline, down Chsplips to
Twenty-seventh, up Twenty seventh to
Eoff. down Eof to Fortisth, coantsrmareh
to Twentieth, thence TO City Building.
where an important meeting win b beld 70
organize o firstclas club. The Bellaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry wheelmen
are cordially requested to join The process
sion and attend the meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
The Horse and Buggy Contest.
Ciiirsna Gas Company.

A certificate of incorporation has been
issued by Secretary of State Walker, to the
Citizens Gas Company, which is to keep
its principal Office in this city, and is to
expire May 1, 1888. The sum Of $3.50 has
been subscribed and paid in on the capital
stock. The privilege of Increasing capital
stock to "a, coo, 900 is reserved. The in
corporators are residents Of Philadelphia,
Pa and are g. Z. Webb, T. II. Dixon, X.
III. Baird, J. 8. Hoffman, Jr., w. II. Ma
Coffin, Harvey Beckwith and Il. I. Ar
mold, one share each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
A Pleasant Event.

Saturday, of noon, the employees Of Bloch
Bros. gathered in one Of the large rooms,
and calling Mr.. Hsrmann Fsldman, one Of
the employees of the firm, and who is
about to leave them, presented him with q
beautiful gold souvenir as token Of their
regard for him. Mr.. Friedrich, the engi-
neer, made the presentation speech. The
surprise to Mr.. Feldman was SO great that
he was unable to speak, although he tried
hard to express his thanks; and TO bewil-
der him still more, Mr.. Sam. Bloch also
presented him with handsome present 9
few moments later. Then Mr.. Feldman
was completely overcome. 1t Is indeed
gratifying to see such harmony and good
feeling exist between employer and em'
ployes. Such firms, and theip workmeD,
bring prosperity to one another.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10
The "News-Lettsr" Sale.

Mr.. NJ. A. Chew has disposed Of his half
interest in the Netrs.Letter, the price re-
ceived, it is reported, being So, 400. Mr..
W. S. Meek, who formerly owned an IN.
terest in the paper, is the purchaser, and
il is understood he is backed by q syndi.
cate Of Republican capitalists composed of
w. J. w. Cowden, Chairman OF the Re-
publican State Executive Committee, Hon.
G. Wesley Atkinson and Capt. B. B. Dov.
ener, whose name is mentioned as candi.
date for Congress on the Republican ticket.
It is due Capt. Doyener, however, to state
that he denies having furnished any money
TO make the deal. 1t is also stated on
good authority that there is plenty Of
money 10 back the concern.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-10

Tbss ~ ; Is RI So xaAr sssia
venfnndnv AIR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
CONDENSED Locals,

a marriage license was issued TO David II.
strotner mot Stratt0n, a. published,) ana Mamie
u. Gateiey.
small colored boy named Remus Carter was
nned 81 oy Judge Miller to-day FOR throwing stones
al u Chinamans laundry.
Yesterday afternoon W. II. Waters was convicted
IN the Criminal Court OF assault with intent 10
XIII Sergeant W. +. Falvey, OF the sixth police
precinct, on the 18th or June last
The Cnapin AUXILIARY OF the w. T. G. q. met In
the Central Union Gospel Mission rooms yesterday
AFTERNOON and devoted considerable time to dis
cussing the best methods 10 be employed In oppos-
Ing the liquor dealers
Gen. Wheeler, OF Alabama; Hon. Leo Knott, Hon.
ChaS Dougherty, OF FLORIDA, and Gen. Colt. OF
connecticut, addressed the Maryland Democratic
Association iaSt evening.
Last night ut 1880 o'clock an alarm OF fire from
box ia was turned In by The watehmsn Of the
Medical Museum because two men told him that
Iaere was a IRE. There was no IRE.
Yesterday "wednesday was q good day for mar
Rage licenses the clerk Of the court having issued
~Eenty-One-
The riends OF Zion placed on record to-day the
certificate OF the election OF Dennis Bland Wills
FOOL Eddie Green, Halt WaIkerson, and Bush
johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
FOR SALE--LOTS


Irok SALE on ExcHANeE-loTs 1. a4ax.
= eaosk 10 ress sads sdaitson % sal La Nv
Ss.a value 100 cheap Cor cash OF ~ai s.sh.as. 20;
ocis-3r W. x BECK. sIap
LOB sAIE--AT GREAT sAcRIFIcE-BRArTfyfI
es s@eso s,ls Fl pss, and . .ssa - 10 n os
- Gate ~hiiAh "a JosDAA. lsls q 81 ocis-it
EoR sALE-wE HAyEAfEwyERY FfSE BUfiIe
; ,.sSs ss1r.s AoLAcnLEs q ssfcHfi.SES
i-i9 81 Nv sls3i
E1k sALE-Iow -rIIctp Lors-t GREAT B'R.
s :. n and quick print IA H.wAAAEh %. ale
SSoSk sALE-A sPLKNDip IoT On III. BIT
y lsth at aud New Hampshire ave. 2exp0s soalh
o r iSl 0s ss S., % !. Ss Ss . 10 r i9
oeis.;a w ~ " p ifiS 3 s '' sfoSn 500 Pot
1,oR SALE : LOTS l. MT PLEASANT. ONLY
ri: sH .i 3. S''' 'Hin1i { t1 + 81; '
Lon ssta.-coRNrR LoT or 10TH STREET rn.
= os .fsa isS! s'c' per t00. Ak HtnrtoEn.
= a. cent ger foot J. h. HERIfohD. less p 81
I,oR sALf-A FRONT or a. FEET ON IRA sT-
.. with god eniidins on one Iart Of u, nov
Oeioes TfLIR IL THsRfokS 80! gr sass
lSok SALE OR TKADk-Lor I. So lo.s, 'FRONT.'
ms 30 lei on Maryland ave bear l:lth ne.
MITchEIL. s5s 81. Room wv aSiSlsSsiA
IoR sALk-A sPEcuLATIoS-Lor :ss.loo To
ale, 10 ieet WIDE n G ST n " nent 20 CORNER OF
ave. 2d 81 : 90 pet .qu.re io,l ~orsh -
MI ,rsds ior small houss % p@rt aymsnL THOMAS
IrOk sALE-AT1ENTIoNi BkOOkLAND Pi1ICIS
- sdynncine Nov ls your last rhAncr 10 let
81 .r1slnal prices~ oniS few left Prices from s5
rod water, only i've minutes bs ran from ths ciiy
sd,acenI q new University and soldiers Home. Cali
BAfcHLLDER l2l5 Est nv. sci -sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
Over the Hills 60 the POOr-hOuse.
AN OLD WOMAN WHO WAS SENT TO TIE woRKHOUs


AN OLD WOMAN WHO WAS SENT TO TIE woRKHOUsE
IN A CAB.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, an aged woman, mother
OF the late Charlie Miller who at one time the
proprietor OF q well-known restaurant, was ar
raigned In the Police Court this morning charged
with being a vagrant without visible means OF
support, and likely 70 become chargeapie TO the
District as a pauper.
They have got me here In q pretty nx." re-
marked the old woman.
Nj. Warren Stone, who appeared as prosecuting
witness, testified that the defendant was unable
10 support herself, and that she lived by begging
from door 10 door. He also said that she was In
OoCatned from the Commissioners 10 have her sent 10
toe poor-house, but she refused 10 60. He thought
n would be an act OF charity 10 send her down,
where she would have u home during the coming
winter. The judge gave her three months on the
farm and sent with the commitment the permit
given by the Commissioners Mr.. stone furnished
cab, and On1cer Kimmel went with her to the
AlmshOuSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

A SfARfLfSa TRAGEDY LAST EVENING IN soCTuEAs
WASHINGTON.

A SfARfLfSa TRAGEDY LAST EVENING IN SOUTHEAST
WASHINGTON.
Mrs Ellen Dalton, the widow OF the late Martin
Dalton, was burned 10 death at I2IS Pennsy lvania
avenue southeast. about O'Clock last evening.
Ars Dalton, who was sixty-four years OF age, re-
sided with her widowed daughter, Mrs Alice Cor
man, and was quite decrepld. Mrs. German had,
after putting the supper the stove, started to a
drug store. leaving her mother reading by the
siose. soon after MIS- German had left the house
TOOK Bre IN some unknown manner. On the ar.
nvai or the nremen MIS-. DalJonS body was found
u Ing on It's lace. She was burned almost beyond
recognltion IL Is thought that after Mrs. German
LETT that her mother attempted U attend TO the
supper when her clothing took fire. She had EVIL
IDENTIFY attempted TO reach the front door and fall
ing, the names had communicated 10 tue Iurni-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
BUSINESS Is Boox1Se.

HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs. one yard and half
wide pure wool; cash value Toe. reduced to soc.
Present No. Elegant Bridal Quilt worth 8 ] 90.
. DOUBLE WHITE BLANkETs, immense size. extra
heavy. slightly imEerfect, $3.50, SO, S375
Present No. "A pair Of pure wool double Blankets
for the Baby. worth 1 80
LADIES' BhoADCLOTA. yard and half wide pure
wool, all colors cash value IL, reduced to 81 &c.
Present No; 3-one dozen pure Linen, tine quality
Damask Napkins. worth Il SO.
HENRIETTA CASHMLREs. all colors. nearly one
yard and half wide, pure wool, finest quality; cash
value 81. reduced to S1hc.
Present No: Two pairs Damask Towels, worth 81
BED COMFORTS, large size. extra heavy; Use, 81.
Cash customers select Of the above valuable
presents with purchase of $40
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST,
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. pure wool yard and .
half wide, cash value 75c. reduced to soc
Present No. o-palr OF Dauxsk Towels. worth 81
ELEGANT ROYAL SERGE. pure wool, wide double
width. cash value oOc-, reduced to 81 NC.
Present No. ga half zen, fine quality pure Linen,
Damask Napkins, worth 73c.
BLANKETS finest quality. immense size. extra
heAvy, pure wool, %, So. SO.
Present No. IA pair o. Silk Embroidered Corsets,
75c.
HENRIETTA CAsHMERES, extra wide double
wi9th pure WOOL all coors. reduced cash price. 48c.
Cssh customers are requested to select one Of the
ABOVE presents with purchase Of 30. ocl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18


OB1ECTRD 10 TIE PoLk-Mr. q. T. Dunlop OBJ
lected TO the placing OF an old telegraph pole In
'front.' OF his place OF business on 32d street he
issued TO replace an old pole, which was being
done by removing It from one side OF the street 10
the otner. The police refused 70 allow the work
70 go on unless In accordance with the permit.
"A HousE R0sBED.-The residence Of Louis A.
Kirby, No 1888 Grace street. was entered early
yesterday morning and two clocks and several
NorEa-Wheat sold on Change yesterday at
0.1Sk busheL-No arrests have been made In
this precinct for three days past
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION or WATER At
A. k--Grear Falls, temperature. "a; condition,
70; receiving reservoir, temperature, 8: condi-
connection, 80; distrfbutins reservoir, tempera-
ture SO; condition at innuent Catch SO: con-
dition At efnuent gate-house, SO High tide in the
river to-day at 1908 p. m: low tide at l:3A
Old Tippccanpe's Clothes.
From the Boston Herald.
A letter from Mr.. Joseph Brainard, of Hopkin-
ton, n H.. gives interesting information regarding
the suit OF clothes worn oy William Henry Harri-
son when inaugurated President, called out BY .
publication from Indiana Mr.. Brsinard says: at
Is true that the wool was grown on my farm and
on the one adjoining, owned by Mr.. Sibley. The
sneep, which were OF the finest Saxon breed, wero
owned oy my father and Mr.. Sioley, here in Hop
klnt0n, N. H., from which the wool was taken that
was made into cloth by the Middlesex corporation
OF LOwell, Mass. and sent TO New York, made into
a. SUIT or clothes ana presented to General W. II.
Harrison, grandfather OF the present nominee from
your state Benjamin Harrison, and was worn By
him when he delivered his inaugural address. The
idea was conceived by the late Hon. Samuel Law
renee, who was at that time superintendent and
general manager OF the above named corporation.
he was Clay wing OF the strongest type, and be-
dustries. He was man who believed that faith
and works should go together"
MI. Brainard says he voted against old Tip In
he lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18

LOOKED land Il RINED.
READY FOR AND EQUAL TO ANY EMERGENCY
We don't believe In dreams, consequently have
neither faith hope or confidence in that particular
class OF people commonly known as DREAMERs.
Our battle Of nis Ia. laugh. that SUCCESS in as
born purpose; hence we deal with facts only.
%ass ~ sa trimmed and s'aunehiy
s s57 9ns 40 :. as $50. $3.50 ss.7S.
IT Is FACT tSss We sci Bushes. Suits for men
, I'M . ,s sfa F, xs
- Vests Of wide VALE Clear worsted 81.
~, ,sSn., "a. q. 1Mi SGses' Is els 5s
and Long Pant: Of ali . .s., from Is 10
lS year: al WOOL at $3.50. SO. $3.50.
IT Is FACT tn. we ssii Ghiidrens Suits, coat. and
'1 W. 1f g. ron ssss s. i $50 sss': md (;
=; s ses sss S,is
IT Is A FACT that We have the larxest handsomss.
best and cheapest assortment Of Mems
Ironsers on this or any otner market 4
;s$ssSS 81 .ss7 T. :4' .' a. %:
II II AFAcT mat .e nsx close 70 the line in the
meter YER q price N the mode q conduct.
S az s'' 81:
FINE READY.MADR CLOTHING.
v1cToR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
81. and s2s 9Th .. nv. eorasr Massaeausssn .vs,
Strictly ons PrscA
oren ssturda5s TIN IL m coils
CH1D,.ss Osrx1so.
SATURDAY. OCT. "a. lsss.
MES. n. J. HUNT
Invites the Ladies' 10 inspsct her large sseck ana
vasisd ssyls for cHnDR1x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
CITY AND DISTRICT

AususSusenss TO.NB9hs.
NArloNAI--The Fiorences In "Heart Of Hearts"
ALBAU6Ha-"KattLr
fAsoRAhA-"Battle OF Shiloh"
HAKRis'.-Australian Novelty Company.
kkxsASs-"The Night Owls"
AssuRY MrsEk.-"Cnrist Before Plate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-18
EOR RENT
.In -

L.
"a i5th St NV ias 100 sou Summary. Sr. 50 g
i$ oaS st w. pr IFS ave NV sS S
S SgSI s. j, NV; : Pc:
Isl Nd "a ave- mw ss iir 81 ); awe pw
393 st NV 1lr So 90 e Dsfrses st. Or. 1907
1000 24th St NV. Tor. so 1916 n c. sc, iG 40
iYSs no:s st nw w 80 sos I9.n st ne-5r l6 a9
a94 "a st NV IFS "a 5fh 81 NV. or. 1910
ga ps Cap st. 1lr 40 59 i9s 6 st NV 39
1245 29th st. nv sr. 40 Whitney Close Or, Is
iii5 isi sLnw e rsnso m n IN me- IS
. nv sis M ats !. :r :s sl L g
1913 fe s nn 8! sSs1nd
i az St St NV: 1,r q: s, Sc 1924
sSYs 9th St NV i6r 80 81 lin lit st Me-
622 st. NV. IOr......3 80 is 9TH st e., 6r.ia
44s st NV ISL lsn & ~ ns 70
gs sd s. ne Or 3s S2e GsEdon sv Ar 10. go
az IS 4. Sc: T.. ys:iS 1914 ION St NV. 4r..iS
5l S. Arthur iS Pr e. e. "a e I S "a St. sw frs
700 u St nw STORES Si 6 81
a sS ;t w 1874 $40 4th st, hx g
1913 iSd. Ms srs st. 2 IN e Sc
ocl3 b Ii. wAKNRR Z CO. ZIG nnw
EoR RENr,7sEvEN FIyE-RooM Two-sToRY
t. SsS aGEh g
EoR RENT-24O9 NJ ST. N.w-NEw SEVEN
room bsy.window brick house; S35 per month
moS6 HE1sSELE Ss aSLEsAS SI ZOOS ST. sS
EoR .RENT-HoUsE-eo7 T ST NV. THREE
stories. eight looms. cellar gas, bath and all m /;
II peIfect order Ir1nts south; rent $50 THpS. E
EoR , kENT I, EsIFsT; W.. SIX ROOMS,
Apply W JoHNSoS. us 18Th St T. nW 'e eci Ina
l|oR hENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR
iAETY eos ss Ists 600 month Apply cHAsas
nor RENr-DwELLINa 11I7 10Th ST. NV.
- So. Key next door, Inquire ssd LOuisi,aa ave
IIoR RENT-FURNIsHED-I523 CoROoRAN ST.
ana easement 0f''f G0I NJ fa liss fur
lfOR RENT-FURNISHED-I5I2 ST, 2 STORY
a. and basemsnt' rooms: very sop;ors.hls house.
oclI-l2. i41s / st.
EOR RENTzUNFURNIsHED-
~ Dupont Circle. .slS9 lt:.4 st..:...~......5 SO
100 isS i4 s iy 81 n.w:: 30
!Ssg 81 g isss s. ai;. iSY:i SS
'' - UNFINISHED
Cor 18th nd 500 Conn. ave. near r ava 200
kst, near leth 4, let II ii and ism. Us
Mass mr. l4tl Sos So St. near lou. is
Conn., ave. .nesr st 20s. 80 L 100
-, FITCH loX BROWN,
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FOR RkNT-lssl 18TH ST., LHREE;sToRY
Il brick. IA rooms; new Louse will lease; 500 per
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Il house. ID LIST St e., fronting Capitol Park: re-
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wood hnsh steam heat, plate glass, No. house
As ssss-am ~ T. DoD'h 'oo S'h ST. Ae' iio ne
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rent the residence Of the late Chief Justice Waite
gOnalnlig 10 rooms. fully and completely furnished
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