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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
A DANGEROUS CHARACTER
Arrested Oh a Charge of Disturb.
ing the Peace.

Frank Tohl and Andrew Tohl were ar
rested last night, on Temple street, by Off
Ger Mofft. for disturbing the peace. Moffit,
who was returning home, had neither a
club or gun to protect himself, and the two
ruffians proceeded to do him up, and even
succeeded in throwing him down, but Mof-
fit stuck to his men till assistance arrived, in
the person of officer Mcclure, and the pair
were safely brought to the police station.
Frank Tohl is a blacksmith by trade. and
has lately returned from the States prison,
at San Quentin. to which he was committed
for five years for butchering his wife in this
membered that the occurrence took pls ce
on Los Angeles street, when, after cutting
her severely with knife in various parts
of the body, he poured some boiling water
gu her. He wss also once fined $500 for
biting mans chin off. 4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
AMUSEMENTS.
Harry Osborne's Benefit at the
Grand TO.Night.

Grand Tonight.
The Wages of Sin was presented by the
Grismer-Davies company to a small but ap-
preciative audience, last night. AS the
"Curate," Mr.. Grismer appeared in role to
which he is eminently suited, and the
chequered career of the orphan girl was
effectively portrayed by Miss Davies.
Tonight full house is expected at the
performance of Chispd, for the benefit OF the
favorite comedian, Harry Osborne. In ad-
dition to the strength of the company, a
host of volunteers will appear, including
the well-known local artistes, Madame Jen-
ME Metzler- Williams and Miss Mamie Short,
the eiocutionist. A good evenings enter.
tainment is certain. and It is to be hoped
that patrons of the boards will rally in
full force. and mete out thereby that finan-
cial support which the occasion deserves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
A Forged Check.

1t was rumored yesterday that a gentle
man who has been residing at the st. Elmo
Hotel and whose name could not be
learned gave q check for $137 and the bal
ance of the account, 500 in coin, and then
departed. During the absence of the gentle
man his wife was pressed for the account by
the proprietor, who stated that he would
hold her trunks till the bill was settled.
Yesterday the husband returned and pre-
sented his check, as stated above, and
cleared out. Subsequently, when the check
was presented at the bank, it was refused
DaVmout..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
ICoMINel SOUTH. GOING NoRTH.

The steamers Santa Rosa and City of Pue-
bla leave San Pedro for San Diego on the
dates of their arrival from San Francisco,
and on their trips between San Pedro and
San Francisco call at Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eure-
ka and Los Angeles cali at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave 8. P.
Santa Rosa and City Of Puebla at 9:40
O'Clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles and Eureka,
going north, at 4 80 O'Clock p. N.
W-For passage or freight az above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points In Europe,
APPLY TO
fl. MCCLELLAN, AGENT.
Office. No. Commercial st.. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
The Riv. rside Excursion.

The citizens of Riverside state that they
were not to blame for the length of time
occupied by the excursion to that place in
returning to this city. They state that they
had made arrangements as they supposed
for rapid journey for their visitors to this
city and are exceedingly annoyed that mat
ters should have turned out SO badly as re
ported. The excursion which was to have
gone to Riverside to day has been postponed
on account of the impossibility Of guarantee
ing as quick passages as the people desire.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
The Election.

Tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock the polls
will be open in the Second Ward for the
election Of Councilman to fill the place
made vacant by the resignation Of T. J.
Cuddy. The polling places, of which there
will be two will be at the Court House and
at Lannkershim's Mill, and all Dem ocrats
are expected to turn -out and vote. Tie
Democratic caucus on Wednesday night
nominated John Moriarty. and tonight the
Republicans will hold a caucus in Justice
Taney's courtroom to select a candidate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
The fiaIIeY slave.

Popular prices drew fair house last night
to the Pavilion to witness the efforts of the
WILDER Comedy Company In its rendition
of BARLEY Campbelps Galley Slape. Artistic
ally. the production was quite successful
and received due commendation at the
hands of those who witnessed It, For to.
night the management announce q per
formance of The Bankers Daughter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
THE Temple Street Road.

1t is stated that the Temple Street Rail-
road Company is about to construct see
ond track throughout the entire distance.
This will necessitate the digging of Sec
Ond line of trenches, but during the time
occupied in this great improvement, the
cars will run on the tracks now used. The
slot. grip and brake. The contemplated
Improvements will cost in the ne1ghbor-
hood of 100000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
Booth and Barrett.

Joseph ]. Levy, the genial business agent
for Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett,
who will appear together in this city at the
Grand Opera House during the week COM
mencing February 9th. arrived yesterday.
A year ago, when Edwin Booth was here,
it was announced that he and Mr.. Barrett
os '1is year & anu r9v wGui M Vts tb
residents decided to see the great trage-
dians, and they will have an opportunity the
week after next OF seeing both at the same
time and of carrying out their intentions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
UndeIiyered Tclegrnm,,

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, February 16, 1888
10 P. NJ: George Gavin, Edward Osgood
Julius Krause, John Bittle. H. M. Jameson
Colonel II, G. Mutt, Hon. d. Krebs, ]. w
Smith, s. q. Sloan, DR.. Daniel Kennedy, H
G. Margand, e. w. Crawford, Thomas
ri lnarau
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
The Efustre,s.

Haverly's Minstrels will open at the Grand
Opera House on Monday night and the sale
OF seats is now progressing rapidly. The
company is said to be more than ordinarily
good, and contains some OF the leading
lights OF the minstrel stage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17

Owing to the inclement weather
the sale of the Main Street tract, which
was advertised for Thursday, the 10th
is hereby postponed until Saturday
the 18th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
TIIinoi, Association,

A very attractive programme has been
prepared by the committee for the meeting
of the Illinois Association, this evening, at
Central Church HALL, los North Main street,
beginning at 7:30. Besides grand social
fer all present, there will be very fine musi-
cal exercises, recitations and speeches.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-17
snook Memorial Concert.

A large and appropriative audience were
in attendance at the Ma s. Shook memo
rial concert, given at Armory Esll Last
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Business Is Boox1so.

HANDSOME CLOTH pLAIps. oue ward and hal,
wide. rure wool; cash value 75c rsS,cd q t En NM
p0fTBi ET HnTIElegspt Bridal Quilt worth $50
nf prcs.n .alghsiy imperfect $3.50. la 1a76.
for the Baby, worth II. So ~S"''e N'~"Ae~
LADIES' BkOADCLOTH. yard and . half vide. uurs
wool all eclor' c.ch value IL reduced to 81 '"''
Damssi Nspiins worth aSie9 pure Linen. nns quality
AENh1IEI IA cAsHMEREs. all colora nearly ops
ysia ana nsu VIDE pure wool. nnsst o;asiitr: cssS
Present No Two pairs Damssk Towels. vo,th ~
si55 Al 81. ~ p ~ 'iss extra heavy S5c. IL
Cssh cust:nsr c.n ssiect Of the abovs valuable
CARTERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7rH sr
= IADlES CLOTH sUITIN0. pure wool yard ana :.
nalx v1oss e16n value 16c. reduced TO Soc
preeent NO 4-pnir Of Oamask ToWels worth ~
width cnsh value 5Uo> reduced to 81 3Sc ~~~sss
Preoeoe NO GA half dozen, me quality purs Ys~.-
Demaek Napkins, worth 75c. >A"s1s
5LAnKETs: nnsst quality. immense siss. EXTRA
Present No IA pa,r Of SUI Embroidsrsd cor,.&.
HkNRlKrrA oAsHMEREs, sxtr. VIA. a,,,,.
wesn pure WOOL ali colors. reduced cash ps1cS ~
soove pssssnss with purchase VI Is oc1S
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Wars HIS REoonD

Il the first question asked regarding any man who II
proposed for the suhages Of the people and What ID
it, record? proper question to ask CONCERNING
any article for which the patronage Of the people 10
solicited.
Nothing pleases better than to call atteution to
the record of Hoods Sarsapara for is has overcome
mountainous difficulties, has defeated powerful COM
petition. has achieved victory where all predicted
feat It has accomplished these things because IL In
clean In its methods Of PREPARATION pure every ar
Gle used honest in giving every purchaser his moneys
worth and successful in performing everything claimed
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. FL; six for g. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries Lowell Mass. 2
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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SON, European
Streets.
THE OYSTERS.
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no o
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeE

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATE IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1883, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P: M. in 'front.' Of the prem
ses Will sell part Of original Lot in Square l022
inches on Georgia avenue east between 18th and 18th
streets, containih about 4,554 square feet.
Terms one third cash balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
the property Sold all cash at the option Of the pur
chaser.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE. at
HALF.PAST FOUR p. M, in front of the premises, I
Will sell part Of original lot 3D. in SOU 263 'front.'
ing 10 feet on 13h street. by depth of 1O5 feet 10
Inches to paved 30 foot alley between and streets
southwest. improved by two-story frame dwelling,
west
Terms purchaser to assume deed Of trust Of .OO0
FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH, 1888, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Of the
premises. will sell valuable alley property being Lot
f. in Square %. fronting "A feet 1Oh inches Q 80
loot wide alley by depth of 80 feet. Improved by
nve two-story frames Of five rooms EACH and renting
for 80 per month
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with and secured by deed Of trust
the property or all cash. at purchasers option de-
poelt OF $lOO will be required each OF the above
pieces OF property at time Of sale. All conveyanclng
ana recording ~ cost OF the purchaser or
sale
ORA L P1TNEY, r,,,,..o,
FRANKLIN H MACKEY} trustees
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. ocl7-d&ds
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n UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

IT UNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE
FEET ON THE WEST SIDE OF VERMONT
AVENUE AND IMPROVED by PALATIAL
RESIDENCE, KNOWN AS No. 112O VERMONT
Under and By virtue of certain deed Of trust bear
Ing date July 90 1885. and duly recorded in ber No
1856 folio ct seq one OF the land records of the
district Of Columbia the undersigned trustees
Will on MONDAY. THE TWENTY.NINfH DAY OF
OCTOBER: A. d. 1888, at >HALF-PAST FOUR
premises all those certain pieces parcels land and
premises situate and being in the city of Washington
District OF Columbs. and known and distinguished
all Of lots numbered forty nine (49 to sixty (6O both
mont by the full depth thereof of lot
forty-eight (4S). In George Taylors subdivision of
part OF square numbered two hundred and fourteen
C214), as per plat recorded in Liber W. b NJ, folio
lSo OF the records Of the surveyors office Of the
trict Of Columbia with all buildings and improve
privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging
or IN any wise appertaining.
Terms OF sale-One- half cash: and balance in one
TWO or three years, for which Of
the rate OF . per cent per annum until paid, pay
able and to be secured by Of trust
on the property sod all cash. at option of purchaser
The property viii be sold a whole and deposit of
5000 will be required at time Of SALE All convey
ancng &C., at cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale to be
complied with within ten days from day OF sale other
wise the trustees reserve therxht resell the prop
erty AZ the risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser
after ten days public notice by advertisement in
one or more newspapers published in the District of
EosEkT q. 4 kuTHERFoRD.S Trustees
Once Of TYLER RUTHERFORD,
ocl1-d&ds 122o st. NV, Washingto DC.
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Condensed Locals.

Victoria Burke, a young white woman, last
night while drunk fell In Maiden Lane alley
southwest and broke her left arm. Officer Nc
Namara arrested her for drunkenness. When II
was found her arm was broken she was taken to
Providence Hospital.
The Virginia Republican Association last night
listened 10 speeches by E v. Hill and ThOS-
Rhodes. The president K l. Singleton, Is AZ
ranging TO send Virginia voters home.
Abraham Lee, a colored resident OF Hillsdale
was fned $50 or sixty days In jail by Judge Miller
to-day for Kicking Ida smith in the eye.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
afternoon, a white man named George w. Coving-
ton was paced on trial on the charge or rape on
Lizzie Thompson, a hght-complexlone cOlored
girl OF twelve years.
In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, to-day, W..
Leslie sears, &. A. Becker and Herman jacobson
were accepted as Jurors.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ErOR RENT-sIx-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. NO.
Lcondftion hot cold water. bath and latrobe; rent
premises. 224S 18th st NV. oc1S.Sts
EoR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE ON 10TH ST,
pesTssn and Sta. opposite The Arno:" de-
$50 Per month; also furnished house on 18th st.
In the immediate vicinity Of McPherson Suusre: by
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INOR RENT-rwO-SToRY PRESS BRICK HOUSE
Il 500 9Th IT. ew.; seven and cellar; all mod
ern improvements, near two lines Of street APP
ply S0O 50 ST 50. oc15-Sr
ENOR RENT-FURNIsHED-l74 K ST. n. W. APP
Il ply to the owner, JOHN IARNFR
oc15-lw 1914 Est
L,OR RENT-FOR SIX MONTHS OR LONGER
new handsomely furuisned house 10 Q reliable ten
ant. Address L NJ n, Star ONCE ocl3-lw
LNOR RENT-A NICE lo-ROoM HOUSE. WITH
IL large grounds and stable. Georgetown Heights;
only $40 per month. J. T. DYER 1904 81 oc LIT
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E,OR RENT ,322 ST. se l6
II 929 9th st. Sr. mi $40 l43l Md-av ne or -, 10
9O4 9th St, Sr mi. .35 BIS 18th 6r ,water12
O37 Pa ev.s.e., or aud 81 II st ne, 5r. ~
store........ 80 III Wyie st. ne, 0r. IL
400 . ST., Or. all N. l. 80 106 18TH st. ~
2Ol6 VT. ave, Or m LIS liza G St me-. Dr.. 10
7lS n ST. ne, Dr. 20 ii IL Congress ST. 10
401 d st. Or. M 20 1.0SH Wylie st ne O. so
49, 9th 6r mi. 1880 1877 By. Me- Or. o. 80
40 9th e. or mi 10 80 Ia st. Ter DR.. $50
200 18th. store. 10 30 Rr. 12lO St Sc, 3r..7
SIG 18th Or. 49, Millers' CT T. G. Ar &
oc5-1m SWORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY, 921 Fn-w
INOR RENT-IN ANACOSTIA. NEW sIx-ROOM
cottage large lot: rood water: slightly and health
small family, adults for 500 per year. Apply TO
A. GRISWOLD. aul5-wSs pm
INOR RENT-A NEAT sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
II S1S st. Sc, &l6 80 per month: key at SIG Also
S2l st. NV. IA rooms, $50 per mo. Owner at SIS
9Th st. NV. se27-2ln
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weasher.

The Weashev.
foftne DISTRICT Of Columbia. Maryland Delaware.
virginia, New Jersey, and Eastern PennsyIyania
fair; cooler; westerly winds
DECKER B.o.'s NEW BABY GRAND p1.so-rhe
Rshx ersnd ~ SAYS; THE tone OF this new
Is remarkable Tor those exquisite musical ouatfies
waien are 50 enaracteristic Of all the Decker
entirely new departure. The lines are very grace
fuL Inc decoration is simple but effective, very
stsymans warerooms. so ~ Sa al D sanders ss 81,
near 'niS "onoeriul Baby Grand Piano.
CokS, oArs AND HAY at Goodacre's, 1925 n. W
w.B. MOSES Sow are Offering sevs,,sen nat
terms Of best Bigelow nve-frame body Brussels.
over LOU yards. at 81 per yard
NEW SroPE-New stock OF WALLPAPER. pc,ures
anu plcture-IrameS b. j. Laws 1921 Pennsylya.
MA avenue formerly with Mr.. W. Ii. vernon
BROOKS, 18th ST. Prices Guaranteed.
CuHIaIS POLLS Csc. E n. Kinnahan Co, hard.
WARE -xi IA. ave east, sign OF saw.
SAVE your sight Consult Hempler, corner, Az.
SOUND RRAsoN.-Our constantlv ,ncreas,no sales
confirms our belief that we sell the test made
ciotning In Washington. See our $40 sack SUITS
kiskAAN BROS. Corner TIN and E,
, ies Cn.xn: Charlotte Russo, Jelly. at Fussells,
l42o New York avenue.
1870 shSL nAIs, TAI styles, $l-oO and y; extra
value A. I. LEWIS, ABS 7th ST.
BROOKS, 18th St, Largest, Richest, Newest, stock.
NaHr VOC ARE when you say that Rich III
AA'Ae' space Is selling the best s. shoes made.
Go TO JSo. R. KELLY, Centre Market, for WASH
ins'or dressed beef Corned beef speciality.
IoC CAN FIND just such an overcoat as you want
IN o0r immense stock. See our SIS oyercoats.
EISEMAN BROS, corner 9TH and L,
Manufacturing ClothierS and TallorS
BROOKS, 18th st., Fixtures and Chandeliers
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Ansusememls TO.Night.

AusunSbuemto HOs.NBButs
ALBAuGHs.-"katti."
NArIoNAL-The Florences In "Heart OF Hearts"
HARKIs.-Australian Novelty Company.
-kKRsAN's-"The Night Owls"
AssURY MusEK-'Cnrist Before PLATE"
PANoRAMA-"Battle OF shiloh"
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THE CHARGE ON WHICH JAMES DEMENT, Is HELD.
About II O'Clock last night Of11cer Boland, OF the
FIRST precinct, arrested James Dement,, a fresco-
painter about forty-three years old, and locked
him up on a charge Of seriously assaulting Mrs
Catherine Williams, an aged woman who lives at
No. 1345 X street southeast. He was perfectly
sober at the time, and denied the charge against
him. The prisoners vile has been separated from
her husband for several months and has been
living with Mrs Williams. About o'clock YES
teroay afternoon IL Is alleged that Dement,, while
under the influence OF liquor, went To Mrs. VIII
hams house 10 see his vile, and while there Mrs
Williams went between them 10 prevent the Lus-
band from assaultlng his wife, whereupon IL Is
charged, he dealt the aged woman a blow In the
face and knocked her down, and beat her until her
face was so frghtfuy cut and bruised as 10 render
her almost unrecos niZable. When Ofcer Fitzgerald
arrived al the house he found MIS-. Williams lying
In pool OF blood on the noor. She was uncon.
sctouS DR.. Carriher found that she was seriously
injured but does not think her injuries will prove
fatal dement, was taken 10 the Police Court this
morning, where charge OF assault against him
was continued 70 await the result OF Mrs. VIII
uamS INJURIES
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the ladies in the room below. The afternoon ses.
sion was begun at $50.

AFTERNOON AND YvRNryoL
At the afternoon session the special report ON
synodical missions was presented This evening
the synodical sermon on ''The cultivation OF the
spirit Of worship In our churches" win be del,v-
cred oy Rev. Dr. Hamlin, the pastor OF the Church
Rev. MI. kegwtn and Rev. Mr. Babcock The e.
ders VIII De ": Crosby J. p Amidon, J. L Reed,
ana MI. Gilhspie.
Tomorrow evening public meeting in the in.
tefests OF the general cause OF missions home and
foreign, Will be held at the New YORK avenue
church under the auspices OF the Woman's synod
ical Societies. Addresses win be delivered by Rev.
Dr. o. +. Hays, OF Cincinnati, and othera
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He Was Met at the BOUNDARY.

CoLoRED NAN ACCUSED OF STEALING HORSES FROM
MARYLAND.
Yesterday afternoon a message was received by
Staton-keeper Ecklon IN Uniontown, notifying him
that colored man had left Marlboro about
O'Clock with q stolen horse and wagon. The mes
sage was 10 the effect that the man was In light
spring wagon and probably had horse tied to the
rear end OF the wagon. There no officer at the
station at the time, and, calculating that IL was
about four hours drive, the station-Keeper went
out on the road about 0clocS 10 watch. He had
not been there more than fifteen minutes when
the negro drove along. The station-keeper placed
Nun under arrest ana locked him up on suspicion.
The prisoner gave his name as Oliver Way, and
his statements were conflicting. He nrst stated
that be resided In Calvert county and aIterward
said that his home was in Alexandria, near King
and Columbia streets. shortly after he was locked
up Mr.. John j. hall, u farmer from Calvert County
Nd, arrived at the station. He was accompanied
by William CAN'T, a colored farmer from the same
pace Hall identifeo the wagoc as having been
stolen from his place while CAN'T claimed that one
81 the horses belonged 70 him. They followed the
prisoner from Calvert County TO Marlboro and
learned there that he was On his way toward
Washington. This morning the prisoner was
taken TO the Police Court anu charged with grand
larceny. The case was continued 10 await the
action OF TIE Maryland authorities
Way Is wanted In Alexandria on charge of
stealing horse there on the 9th instant.
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CITY ITEMS

Pope said the proper study OF mankind is man
and what TO smoke: We say Grand Republic CT
garros and Buffos nlls an aching void for these
many years Try one and sin no more. For sale
oy all nrst-class dealers. Wholesale agents, LUCHs
q BRO.
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HE'D.
24l6 l4th 1t. NV lOr. so
1914 goth Ut: NV. 17r.50
1923 o NV. 7r..........5O
1904 Z st. NV. Or. As
1870 u IT Gw.. llr. 40
2406 l4th ct. NV. Tor. 40
17D6 IL ct. NV. Tor. =. 40
l534 18th st n.w..7r. IS
% G st. n. W.. 1:3r. .......25
1928 10th st., NV. 7r..25
1907 Caroline ST., Or. rs
iOo1 L NV. 7r......16%5
80 LIST Of e.w.. 6r....,.15
FURNISHED.
18TH and X sts., 16r.. $50
18th ST, near Dupont
Circle. 12r. ..........,2 $50
Conn. av.. mr. X. lkr. 30
y St. mr.. 18th. 13r. $50
18th st.. mr.. N. 1:3r. :sOS.:33
RI ~. mr.. Scott Circle,
LIT.
49, ncok Aotus 1Or. e Ip
htllyer ave- p. W., l1r. 16O
G St, near 10th. llr. lbs
n ST., near 18th, Or. lyO
o st.. near 10th. 1lr.. 100
18th st., near N, 1Or.l:,j
MasR nv.. nr. 18th, l:Sr. $50
n9sa .nr; 18th: l5r. SEQ
M idtS :; e i7t ~ llzr.%l6 ;t!a
e ts'a ss I'M NJ. ! h. :rS. dad; S Sa
4 g. &, mr. M: i iSsh. ii5M r ..zSS
3 st.. mr.. 18th. 1jr. i. 200
Thomsg Circle. ....... 800
1905 18th st. NV. IL. 80
Is ;s. ]. ,9PiisssszR &c ss.s'a
Eva y - Az
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SPECIAL sale OF ladies' fine winter vraps win tare
place at Duncanson's auction rooms to-morrow
morning, commencing AZ III O'Clock.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LroR SALE -GooD INvEsTMENr-7 ROOM
Eb-ick. modern improvements. n n. ave- BIT ath
and 5ih NV Apply AIS 10th - NV. ociS 81.
lyOk sALE-A HANDSOME NEw a-sToRy Am
II basement house press brick front with isrre hay
window, containing lsrre rooms with bath with Nj
modern improvements. 1sos 4th St n " For terms
apply 20 owner. 4o1 st NV. oc17-wS.2f
IyoR sALE-HousE IN MOUNT PLEASANT AT
Il bargain. J. r. HkkrfoRIl
oc17-6r 1423h Fst
IHoR stLF-lo7 c ST. 3 E. MODERN IMPROVE
Il ments. nine rooms; also III sine J. HERT-
FORD. l423s Est oel7-6t'
V>oR sALE-NEARLY NEW THREE-sToRy AND
II cellar Brick Dwelling. y rooms and hath: all mod
ern impS wed located W owner eoins 20 EuroIe.
furniture Will be sold desired price OF house 300
IYl.ER RCrHERFokp. 1907 st nv. ocls-6t'
IHOR sAIE-BARGAIN MAR 9TH AND SIS.
NV eight-room brick; bath. cellar. side and back
alley paying 10 per cent Price $4,000. Must sold
L,oR sALE-NoRTHwEsT-7-R BRICK. =
ST.. 18th. convenient to schools. herdcs and
car lines; only a, 200. splendid location
oct6-3t VIII AkER d JORDAN, 14l1 y st
L>oR sALE-A 10 PER CENT NET INVESTMENT
II can be secured Brick business properly; IL -.
north side Pa ave. between ID and ~ sta; lot 2Sx
$50 broad alley ID ST. and room for two more
houses els 500. which is min value Tor the ground
o. it.st o"es W 'oA" "a WiMER 1918 Est