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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GossIP.

AMONG I'M Pnssrpxrs cAILzEs to-day were
Representatives Lswier, T. J. campoeal Dough-
erty, RogerA ana MCMILLAN.
REsrexsn-Fank L Averill a draushrsman In
the once OF the supervising architect Of the
LxAvr.-rirst Lieut. c. J. T. Clarke, 10th infan-
Try has been granted two months further leave
Tn KAsr ROOM or TIE WHITE Houss has been
put into ITS winter dress. The carpet has been
laid, the curtains hung, and the coverings re-
moved from the handsome brown plush furniture
The ceilings have been repainted and regilded,
and the room presents pretty appearances.
prrRoLEun roR ruxL-severai applications have
been received at the Treasury Department from
steamboat men on the Pacinc Coast for permission
to use petroleum as fuel on their steamers under
the provisions OF The act recently passed by
on steamers not carrying passenger Acting
secretary Thompson to-day notineo tne appncan' :
that the act is now before the President ana Will
sary authority cannot be granted until that Is
done.
Tue DAMAGE TO THE BALTmoRE-Commodor
Harmony, Acting Secretary OF the Navy, said this
afternoon that no Information has been received
at the Department concerning the cracking o. the
s,srnp0st Of me new cruiser oa male
slight Injuries received In being run into py q
loaded canal boat and can undoubtedly DC re-
paired for about Sl00
BONDS AocEPrID.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
this afternoon accepted the following bonds: ~
per cents, registered, 100000. $4,000. S2.soa
200, S5.0oo-all At losH; ~ per cents, coupon,
$4,000. al loSk.
TIE STATE DEPARTMENT has received no informa-
ton as TO the alleged renewal OF the msunder.
standing between this Government and Morocco
The FOLLOWING MEDICAL OFRIcERs have been
ordered TO report to the Army Medical Board In
session In New York, for examination for promo
ton: Capt J. Dep. w. Gardner, Capt william G.
Gorgas Capt c. n Berkely, LIST Lieut. Edgar A
Means, and LIST Lieut. WIN. l. kinsellar.
CouRr-MARrIAI--First Lieuts Chaa L Hodges
Twenty-nfth Inf, and Robert A. Lowell -Four.
teenth Inf, have been detailed as members OF the
general court-martial convened at Columbus Bar.
racks, Ohio.
THE FoRrFrcArIoNs BoARp.-It was ON.
cially stated at the War Department this
Afternoon that Secretary Endicott is considering
the subject OF the fortincations board, but that
the names OF the officers detailed will not be an
nounced before next week
PosTxAsrRR-GENERAL DICKINSON Is confined 70
his house with bad cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

BALTIMORE, Oct. 13.-Emanuel Lohwasser, an
aged German shoemaker, living on Hanover street.
this morning cut his throat with a carving knife
and died IN a few minutes. Domestic trouble led
to the suicide.
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1Gpo9tod foe TxB 1v8uuo oZADs
SCHOOL BoARp.-The city school hoard met last
night. the committee on school house was au-
thrizod 70 employ o1anttof TT oAe month for the
Warrington school Authority 70 buy TIRE nun
dred Paragon oingie 0eagA u t2AO Ard $3.50. was
R1yon % the committee on schools. NJ. Narbury
gave notice of his Intention 70 move Tor the abol
ton Of corporal pun1shment IN the schoolA Miss
Lucy Ksyes vas chosen an extra substitute with
mo6t
CoIrosAl1on Coux-oAmIms lxDscrxDs.-
the grand jury, lest evening. concluded is examt
nation Of the ganoling caSse and returned into
the Corp0rauoo Court the following indictments:
0eorgs eower. Bernard Cnne, Bernard Donnslly,
1no f ss. Sso S% sa.a ': soS wGU0ayl
Green, fer Ssaaag N lottsy and policy;
rho@.a Dewnsy f'x nalotsinlag TIE game g
o. some o tho bet e1t1zone q tie toWn, with 0oo
= simpson = torsmsa. Ths juror we're thsn a
eean today W. eocuPled WIN eva easlne.A
visltsd ths od1 lspoWg an s Hilesy Han -
s. q ocs - s 8 - 6Sisissssr: 9 5sirisz. q:
sssssssd fas laskSss6 ~ 90
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Col w. F. Copy.
BUFFALO BILL
ALUNATIo ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM

ALUNATIC ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM
Col. Cody's friends have all heard how luuatic at
tempted to shoot him few days how this hero
OF 90 many battles coolly dsarmed his assaiant The
Following letter from the colonel may interest and
oenens his many friends and admirers:
ERAsTINA June 90, 1888.
MRS HARRIET HUBBARD AVER:
Dear Madam: My constant occupation in the Wild
caused me to feel the necessity of tonic Many
OF my friends having recommended your "yits
NuovA," have tried 1t with perfect success and
sure you that cannot recommend it too highly
Others who also troubled it'll nervousness indi
gesuon. Believe me- faithfully yours,
VIZ CODY,
Buffalo Bill"
Vita Nuova" New Life) is the best remedy for dys
pepsia, nervousness sleeplessness and overwork II
VIII assist the weak stomach it will rest the weary
BRAIN it will brace up" the shattered As it is
made from the prescription of famous physician you
are not taking a Quack medicine. As it is made by
honest manufacturer you assured of pure inRre-
dients As it is used and Endorsed b. and women
you all know and respect you not using
known or unried remedy Only be careful TO get the
genuine; refuse substituted Send to Harriet Hub
bard Aver, 52 Park Place. New York. for additional
testimonials from Rev. David Swing. of Chicago:
Judge Morgan j. OBrieD, Supreme Court New York |:
Hon. Henry Watterson. of Kentucky; x-Gox. Andrew
o. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, and many others of like
Character and reputation seq
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pEcouRcy-LEwIs Miss JEANIE n LEWIS
eldest daughter OF Walker Lewis. 20 hr SOLOMON
DEcoURCl OF Baltimore. Md. az her fathers rssi-
dence, No. 1859 street northwest Wednesday Ocso-
Der TO- 1855. II O'Clock by hev. Mr. Mckee. asnlst-
ant rector VI st. Johns church
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Macartney. 14lv + street
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending az I O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 70 the health
once as follows: Amelia HooJen, white, IS years;
Milford Fisk Lackey, white - years; Jas c.
Hurst white, % years; Rose Lndon white
years; william Rothauge, white, - Year,;
GIN, white, IS years; RobL J. Arnold, white. 10
months; Chas- McDonad, white. months; Francis
Hail. colored, IS years: Willie Gibson, white.
Mitchell white. year; EeneIta Daley, white,
days; Mary simmA white, year; Ella L Norton,
MhlIA. Is mQnfhS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Representative Dingley win leave the city on
Monday 70 take part Ia the campaign.
Representative and Mrs seney have gone %
OHIO.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qblGglanS to The Star.
THE WHOLE TOWN IN MOURNING.
Sad Scenes In Pleasant valley To-day
at the Funeral of THIRTY. three VIC.
ttnss Of she Mud Run Disaster.

Peasant Valley this morning were heart-rending.
Twenty-eight priests assisted at the funeral SER
vices In the Roman Catholic church over the
InlIty-three Pleasant Valley victims OF the
Muu nun railroad disaster. The entire
popuiatl0n OF the town OF Pleasant Valley
anu surrounding villages was present and the
cnurcn could Lot hold one-tenth or those who
ciamoreo Tor admittance. The bodies were ar
ranged before the altar. The services were OF the
most solemn character. Rev. Father Crane preached
an eioQueht and touching sermon which brought
tears To the eyes OF almost every person in the
church. The bodies were Inferred In the Catholic
cemetery vest of the town amid the saddest scenes
ever witnessed in Pleasant Valley.
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The following named persons have received ap-
pointments under civil-service rules, viz; s X.
Petingale Of New York, TO 500 clerkship In the
once OF the Treasurer OF the United states, and
w. II. Barksdale OF Tennessee, 70 q cierkship OF
class I, In the once OF the First Controller, by
transfer from the War Department
The following named persons, having served a
satisfactory probationary term OF SIX months
each, have received absolute appointments, viz !:
MISS l. NJ Gibson, OF Delaware DO the 81 900 class
In the ONCE OF the sixth Auditor and Z. ID. Gone,
OF Illinois In the 500 class In the ONCE OF the
Register OF the Treasury.
Promotions: p. c. Mac Court, OF New York, from
$40 Iosl,Ooo; w. r. Moodson, OF Virginia, from
from 81 600 TO class !, Ia the ONCE OF the Sixth
Auditor; c. r POrterfed, OF Illinois from $40 TO
$780, Uice OF the Treasurer or the United states
and Miss Mabel Ward OF Indiana, from 500 10 class
l. IN the Office OF the Third Auditor.
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Interior Department. Changes.

Interior Department. Changes.
The following ofriciAl changes have been made
In the Department OF the Interior:
General Land Ofice-Resigns Miss Addie n
Beals, OF Indiana clerk, 81, 200. Promotion: John
d. Yelverton, OF Alabama $500 to sl.00o
Geological survey-Resignstion: Frank Burns
OF Alabama, assistant paleontologist 81, 900 Pro.
S. GannetI, OF Maine; Arthur p. Davis, OF Kansas;
Louis Nell, OF the District OF Columbia, and Her
bert N. Wilson, OF New York, from topograpners
OF New York; Louis c. Fletcher, OF Pennsy " ania
Charles H. Fitch, OF New Mexico, and FRANK
Tweedy, Of New Jersey, from topographers al
lucky; Hamilton s Wallace. OF the District OF Co
lumbia, and Harry L Baldwin, IT.. OF COLORADO.
from toposraphers at sl,4oo 70 same at 81 600:
81 200 10 same at 81, 600 Merre Hackett OF Hin.
Ois; X. d. Cummin OF District OF Columbia; Redlck
Il; Mckee. Of District OF columbia; Mm .. PEERS,
sas from topograper's al 81 2O0 70 same at 81 400
Jaa II. Jennings, Of Connecticut; Vim. II. Lowell,
Of Of ASSISTANT ~ G
10 topographer At 400 jeremiah Ahern, OF Cali-
fornia Chas. @. Bassett, OF District OF Columbia;
I. HAWKINS Of Missouri; Robr L Longslreet Of
Georgia; Arlington K Murlin, OF ONO. and Rich
ard N. Towson, OF Virginia, from assistant to;og-
B. Clark, Of Missouri, and Rhome O. Gordon. of mis-
souri, from assistant topographer al $500 10 topog-
rapher at sl,2Oo; r McCaiy Michler, OF New
YORK, from assistant topographer st 500 70 same
at 81 600; Charles x Cooke, OF New YORK; Van III.
Manning, IT,, OF Aississl ppL; Charles @. Won
Hook, Of District Of Columbia and Bushrod c.
washington, r.. Of west Virginia, from assistant
topographer AZ $40 TO same al s., 600 VIM J.
O'ConueiL OF New York, from assistant topog-
rapher AZ $40 70 same Al 500; WIN h HERON,
Of Illinois, from assistant topographer NJ $40 70
came AZ S, 900; Frank sutton, OF Pennsylvania,
from drauyhtsnsn Al 500 70 topogapher al s., 200;
Hersey Munroe, OF Florida, from assistant topog.
rapher at $40 70 same at 500; VIM. l. Miller, OF
South Carolina from assistant topographer at S120
70 same at $40; Joseph u. Wheat, OF District OF
TO assistant topographer Al $40; James
LongstreeL f., OF Georgia, from Topographic
assistant at 800 TO assistant topographer az e720
John H. Klemroth OF South Carolina, draugnts-
man &C 400 70 o, 600; Malcolm A. Cudlipp OF
District OF Columbia, orauyntsnan at $40 70 sou;
Howard A. Graham OF District Of Columbia,
0rauRhtsman az e720 70 SS4Q.
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WHAr Scorrs EMULSION HIS Done
OVER 20 POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.
EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
The CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR rHEJ
SUPPRESSION OF VICE
SAN FRANCISCO. July 7th. 1885. }
took . severe cold upon my chest and lungs and
did not give proper attention 1T developed bron-
chits and in the fall of the year was
with consumption. Physicians ordered me to q more
congsnizl climate. and to San Francisco Soon
litter my arrival commenced taking Scotrs Emulsion
Of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites regularly three
times day. In ten weeks my svoirdupois went from
155 to $50 pounds and over; the cough meantime
ceased G. l. BENNETT.
Sold BY al DrusgistA ocs
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Democratic Meeting I'm New York To-
Day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13-There was o big outdoor
democratic meeting In this city to-day. Among
Carlisle,
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War Department Changes.

Resigned-George W. Titcomn class 1, Secre-
tary's ONCE; VIM II. Barksdale, class g. 600 Sur.
geon Generals once; James Butler, clerk 81, 600
Surgeon Generals once; Joseph W. Anderson.
class 81, 900, once OF ComInissary General sub
sistence, and VIM H Lewis, class 1, Adjutant
Generals once.
Appointed-H. A. Fellows, Alabama, and Daniel
c. Murphy California, class 81. 900, surgeon Gen.
erals ONCE.
Received permanent appontments-Robert W.
Peach, Missouri, class 1, Engineer once; Charles
c. Jones, Alabama, class I, AdjutanI Generals
once; henry W. Johnston, Iowa, class 81. 900
Surgeon Generals ONCE aud Edith L. NiAon, Ken
lucky, and Eleanor wood, Texas copyistS signal
once
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TAXABLE PROPERTY.

valu0tiOH % Real Estase m ~ M.
srtct.
n room OF SIT. 4ss. sss-rm rAxAus rr,sox..
PROPERTY AMOUNTS TO sEARlr sl2ooQooa
The following Is the assessment OF the res, era,s
and personal property OF the District OF COLUMBIA
for the tax levy OF the nsca year, commsnc,nr
July i, lsss, and ending June 20, lsse:
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PosTxAsrER-GENERAL DICKINSON Is confined 70
his house with q bad cold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

THE FoRrFrcArIoNs BoARp.-rt was on
cially stated at the War Department this
Afternoon that Secretary Endicott is considering
the subject OF the fortincations board, but that
the names OF the officers detailed Will not be an
nounced before next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
HE GENUINE
o II A Nm II o r H'3
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
pAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Ympsired Digestion. DyspepstA, Convalescence.
Weak Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT: Suffering from attack of Illness which had ot
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food, tried
the effects of tie Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
awineglassful three times day Its use was followed
ty marked eects-l Food. which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal UNCHANGED. d.
sested properly 2. There appeared increased
power OF evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of mutations. The genuine has the signature
OF Johann Hon" on the neck of every bottle All
JOHANN HoFf. Berlin aud Vienna New York
Once: Barclay ST. ta3-tu.th&s
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ACTS APPROVED BY THE PREsIDENr.-The Presi-
dent has approved the act TO include sapelo sound
Sapelo River, and Sapelo Island In the Brunswick
collection district OF Georgia; the act for a bridge
across the Missouri River near the mouth OF Tue
Kansas River; the act authorizing the secretary
naming on hand In his office; the act The re-
lief OF settlers In the old Camp sheridan military
reservation; the joint resolution authorizing the
printing OF the third annual report of the commits
sioner OF labor; the acts for the re-
lief OF Jno j. Crooke JAS MIllinger, and
the American Grocer Association OF New York;
tue joint resolution In aid OF the sufferers from
yellow fever; tue act TO make enlisted OF the
signal Corps responsible for pubic property; the
act tor bridge acruss Lake Champaign. between
resolution relating 10 The Enclosure OF certain
points OF Interest on The battlefield OF GeJtys-
burg; the act amending the act OF June Is, 1882,
changing the boundaries OF the fourth cOlIecuon
district OF Virginia; the act regulating admis-
sions to the institution OF the association
for Works OF Mercy In certain cases; the act con-
corning the settlement OF the boundary lines be-
tween connecticut and Rhode Island, and the acts
granting pensions OF Samuel Lane, Marion VAN
gordon, Caroline MoLz, Martnav. Coleman. stephen
Butler, John v. Henncs,ey, John b. Tinlberman,
Jonas Daering, and Lieut. SLarkey K Powell
PERsoHAL-Secretary Fairchild Senator Mitch
ell, and Col NJ. v. Sheridan were In New York last
nighL-Hon. John Goode OF virginia, Reuel
Bkareeb OF Ovoomia, Persia, and G. Smith OF New
port, r L, are at The ST. Jamea-Col ". w.
Dudley, ex-CommiSS1oner OF Pensions, Is III In
New YORK, threa,ened with typhoid fever.-w.
c. Hunt OF Boston, VIM Snedley OF Philadelphia,
Major Barber or Oregon, L u. kimDal and vile
ana A. Ii. Young anu vile OF New Haven. q. +.
Page and Mira Henrietta Page OF Boston, and Rob-
| ert Barbour, Rev. Norman Barbour, and w. era
nam English OF New YORK are at the Hamilton
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eral democrats ORGANIZATIONS OF this city have A.
ranged to 60 70 Bladensburg next Honday evening,
By the Cleveland, Thurman and Compton Club, OF
Biadeneourg. There VIII b nre-woFkA pale rats
tnG. and upeechea
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AMONG I'm rRssrpExrs cAllrks to-day were
Representatives LAWYER, 7. J. Campbell Dough-
erty RoGerA and NEWMAN.
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RANGE on rHB THERN0knrBR-rho following
were the readings at the slgnal once to-dAys {
NJ -; p m, 90; maximum. 90; minimum. "a
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RRsleNRn-Frank L Aver1ll q draughtsman IN
the ONCE OF the supervising architect OF the
Treasury. has resigned.
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LxAvR.-First Lieut. c. ]. T. Clarke, 10th infan-
try has been granted two months further leave
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FOR RENT-HALLS
T,oR RENT-fykNIsHKD HALL. s23 \, \ =
= 70 locses. cruz nno e.socaauons. on DAYS And
Istzts Once. under above hall s,sf . eoeA
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vyoR RENT-sTABLE IN REAR OF le i1TI a.
H accommodate two horses and carriage; water In
sess q the noose- oc13-3ts
EOE RkNr-sTABLE IN REAR OF I42o sT ;.
u four stalls for three carriages: coschmsn,.
f.otai water. gas. harness ciosst &C. n n PARKER
zetof 81 oc6- l2t
EoR yIRsr-CLAss HEATING STOVE RANGE
u 90 Larooa allow Prices. call on
GAkTRELL, SIS 7th Il
IaEeeo sna 1angss Rspaissd Rsompty. ss2e-5u
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CAMPBELL. On Friday, October 10 lsss n 40
am, AMELIA beloved daughter of Ross aud Mstthrs
Campbell aged twelve seven months md twelve
Dear Amelia tbou hs~f lsft M
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BoSps AocErTIp-The Secretary OF the Treasury
this afternoon accepted the following bonds: IN
per cents registered, 100000, $4,000 $500
81 200, S5.ooo-ail At losH; ~ per cents, coupon,
$4,000, al loSk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

CouRr-NARrrAL--First Lieuts Chaa L Hodges
Twenty NTH Inf, and Robert A. Lowell Four
teenth Inf, have been detailed as members OF the
general court-martial convened at Columbus Bar
racks, Ohio.
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STRIKING SCENE At TIE INTERIOR DKPAxTHHNT-
THE sHcRzfARYs TALK 10 THE NDIANs-RRAARx
OF The RED NRN-fHEY ASK PosTroNKMRNr o
THE Pow-wow, WHICH n GRANTED
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For the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
The pupils Of the Fourth Grade School, Frank
lin building, send S47S to The STAR for the bene-
ut OF the yellow fever sufferers
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The Adjournment Question.
RESOLUTION TO BE OFFERED MONDAY FOR AN
ADJOURNMENT THE sUCCEEDNG MONDAY.
The democrats have decided to offer an adjourn
ment resolution In the House on Monday, and an
adjournment is expected the last of next week or
on Monday week at the Iarthest This is the
underst andlng to-day. Whether the plan will be
Interrupted no one can say. ANY interruption is
thought extremely unlikely.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
Eos RENT-DEsK ROOMS;
LoR knNr-DEsK ROOM IN LAR0E PLEAS
= sht On1ce ~ ol2 Sth St NV. 1t
Eok RENI-A DESIRABLE OFFTCE 1907 p sT.
= Nv. on nrsf noor. Steam heat Best business
k rsfti ~ bent reasonsolsl TYLER 4 RUTHEk-
tSok RENT OR LEAsE-FOR BUSINESS. NEWS
= yaper onces. composition rooms editorial rooux
other desirable business nne light ROOM suitable
so-snsraslng or binding entire door OF 5 rooms
~ LEI Armenia Chronicle building. AT lth
EUk kkNI-DEsK ROOM AT 1907 p ST n W.
an e1eelent locstion; rent moderate ~ W."
Ss hkkhON q kANEY, 1907 y Ct
4 M nsw building, l4l7 fss Apply 70 THtSs 4
Sn,l.s,s s aIs HAVE NOW IN MY OFFICE
ev1sS ,ss-.n Iess nrst aoor. fronting street
1ons tor teisphone serveel and vkich Wiz ~, 80
30 VIII pe rented a. inducement rpfs 10 IernsnA.s
tenant ID. q LAwkENCE Ps TT ins
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TIE STATE DEPARTMENT has received no fnforma-
| ton as to the alleged renewal OF the misunder-
| standing between this Government and Morocco.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
I,oR RENT-THREE NEW BRICK STORES. ON
\ 49, sx, between and ! sta s32 (cornerJ
strost. s2S.7s. b LEONARD. 407 Al ST. q ". ol3-3ts
EoR RENI-NEw BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ing. rooms. all modern improvements: large con-
CHAs. 8 sBaEvE, 1000 9TH St NV. cci3.3t
LoR RENT-sToRE 1928 pa AVE NV, IS Fl.
II deep go; also 20l0 81 W. e2o; suitable Tor
any business. @ H. KNIGHT. 607 9TH st nv ol3- 81
IroR RENT-sIoRE AND DWELLING 9iy ST
- nv, pzrtic uary desaraole for bakery. &C. ADD.
BON LAkCOAbE 1904 ct NV. ocl3-3ts
IrOk RENT-FINE PLATE-GLASS FRONT NEW
Il store al conveniences: In the center Of the beat
bu<ns.. loe.tion- 1s2Y st. n w.. Penpsyivanis
ave. and 18th ST. ocI2- SIN
H,oK REST-sToRE AND DWELLING, l749 pa
II ave- 10 rooms. AL mod imps: rent 81 600 per
snnun or the store and houss separate for $50 per
Eaonth each Apply TO wEsCOrTx WILCOX. 1907
Pa ave- nv. oci l-3t
Eok kkST-sToRE AND STABLE, 3ls A ST.
\ ae Inquire 81 20l 9Th St oc1l ste
Eok kENT-loO2 I4TH ST, LARGE NEW
u store; nine-room dwelling sbove: concrete cellar
aeo LArre brick stable il rent low suitable
tenant 4 c CUTTER 1923 St ssl6-lm'