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HE Christian Church.
MEETING OF THE MISSIONARY soCIETY-ELEcTIoN O
OFFICERS

OFFICERS.
The Missionary Society OF the Christian Church
OF Maryland, Delaware, and the District OF Column
bia held Its closing session In Baltimore yesterday
Oricers were elected as follows: Rev. F. d. Power.
OF this city, president; Rev. Z. h. Marshall, or
Baltimore; Rev. X. E SwartZ, OF Hagerstown, and
Mr.. Alex Newcomer, OF Beaver creek, vice presi-
dents; A. ;. Hoye. OF Beaver Creek, corresponding
secretary; j. q. Thompson or this city, recording
secretary. Reys- +. ID. Power and A. ;. Power
were elected delegates 10 The general convention
which meets during this month in Springfield Ill
Jerusalem, Hartford County, was CHOSEN for the
place Of next meeting loan OF 400 was voted
10 aid theological students. The missionary bOaId
were Instructed TO buy banner TO be contested
Tor by sunday schools on con IItlOns 10 be specified
The report Of the general committee read by G..
W Saeiton. or this city, announced the appropria-
ton of $2O per month 10 the MadlSOn-sIreet Col
bred Mission, OF this city.
A meeting was held by the ladies' OF the
WOmen's Christian Board OF Missions in the base
ment or the church in the Afternoon, while the
regular convention Was In session, at which tue
lollowing officers were elected: State President
Mrs A. L Hillman; state secretary, Mrs Cara
>ehell; man lager, Mrs. Kate d. Moore. commit
ice was appointed 10 secure the services OF Mrs.
echelI, OF this city, an organizer for the board
Resolutions rayorlng prohibition we're adopted
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FIVE HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEN PEOPLE MADE III
YESTERDAY

1--WE HUNDRED AND SlXTI-SEyEN PEOPLE MADE THE
TRIP YESTERDAY.
The work Of carrying sight-seers to the top OF
the Washington Monument is now well started,
and hundreds upon hundreds Of eyes have already
gazed through the windows In the roof upon the
magnificent scene below and around them. On
Tuesday, tie rrst day on which the elevator was
run Tor the pubic, there were two hundred and
ten people taken 10 the top or the monument.
Yesterday the crowds at the doors were very large
and hundreds Of people growing tired OF waiting
their turn To go up went away. The elevator ac-
conInouated live hundred and SiXty-Seyen during
the DAY, averaging over thirty Passengers each
IMP. On one trip 1t carried thirtyeignJ persons.
CLEARING The GROUNDS.
Workmen are demOlishiag the long frame build
Ing In which the memorial stones were kept. The
roof has been entirely removed, except the east
ern portion, which will be preserved for the Office
OF the custodian until he can move into the new
lodge. The latter will be completed in about a
month, and then the entire OLD wooden building
Will be swept away and the hollow mound nlIed In
with earth
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The Courts,

The Courts,
CRIMINAL CoUkToJud0e Montgomery.
To-day, w. A. clayton, assault; appeal; guilty.
w. Z. Norton, assault with intent to XIII
POLICE CoURTDJud0e Miller
To-day, Jesse Mccoy, loud and boisterous talk.
ing on 18th street northwest; personal recognIz-
county; 8 or Is DAYS. Henry j. Hardy, vagrancy :
bonds or 80 days Jas MCGEE, disorderly conduct
on street southwest; S. or Is days Walter
Freer, throwing stones In alley near 18th and ID
streets; 81 collateral forfeited. Tnos. j. Williams
profane language on 1lth street northwest; IS
collateral forfeited. Mary Feckteg, bad language
In Navy Place southeast: do. Patrick Collins.
profanity on street northwest; do
Judge o'Brien, Of the New York Supreme Court.
has granted permission to Attorney General
Chas. +. Tabor 10 bring action against the Have
meyers & Elder Sugar Refining Co. to annul its
charter. This company, with thirteen others
constitute the sugar trust combination.
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Condensed Locals.

Inc Schuetzen Verein Will give its last gala
event Oh the season at tine park ON sunday next II
sne weather prove favorable. IL Will be concert
oy the Marine Band, To which all members and
their fiiends are Invited
ne Iohowlng were to-day admitted TO the bar
VI tne supreme Court of the District on motion OF
MI. Wllloughby: John barthel, b Herbert Glesy,
EuWard Nauck, W. NJ. Patten. A. ID. Shrewsbury,
e. W. SiggerS and n. L. 1rorley.
suit Tor divorce was flied yesterday by Maria
T. CRAWFORD against William q. Crawford. Her
maiden name was Maria L. Lee. They were mar
Ileu here IN 1866, and have had three children.
Sue charges her husband with desertion.
William Myers and George Dundee forfeited so
collatera In the Police Court to-day for fast driy-
ing. They were arrested by O11cer Ready Tor
racing on NJ street.
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Henry James. the novelist, asked an American
girl In London not long ago II there was not river
M TINS country called The Potomac. "On, yes"
sue answered.; land should have thought you
knew al ABOUT II, because there Is place on IL
Called Noun. Vernon. where o man named WASH
,hng,on once lived You are sure to have heard OF
man" This would have been ouite WHY On her
NeU York World '0 "~~~'~
Mrs. Sarah Denny, widow OF Gen. las w Rim
ley, ch1ef OF ordnance United States Army during
apOplexy. N"'' VI
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AUCTION SALES.
1NOUK-STORY PRESS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
l. No S07 L STREET NORTHWEST.

NO SUI l. STREET NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AT rERNOON. OCTOBER EIGH-
TENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer for sale
that ne four-story press brick Dwelling, No. SO7
street northwest. containing eleven good-siZc rooms
two bath rooms best Of sanitary plumbing parlor and
hDrar3 irescoed house IN elegant condition. lately oc
cupied by Chas Baum. Esq. This house conveniently
situated between Sth and 9th streets southern expo
and lot is 20 feet by 100 feet This property
located.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one, two, and
three years. notes to bear cent Interest; and
secured by deed Of trust on premises sold all cash.
at purchasers option Conveyancin &C, ut pur-
chasers cost deposit Of $3.50 required time OF
Terms to be complied with in ten days. right
reserved resell risk and defauulting pur-
chaser after five days public notice Of resale
some newspaper published in Washington. d. G.
House will he opened for inspection day Of sale
FROM ~ o. H. to , pm.
OcIl-dGds DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
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CITY AND DISTRICT
~ M easements TO.Nixh1

Ansusements Tonight.
AlsAuGHs-Efre Ellsler In Judge Not"
NATiosAL-''The Private Secretary"
fASoKAMA--"Battle OF shiloh"
HARRIs'.-''True Irish Hearts,
hEKSANs-Tony Pastors Troupe.
AsBURY MusEE.-'CnrisL Before Plate
E-sTRKET kISK.-Nonkey Comedians
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IL Will Bring Us Rain.

STORM CENTER MOVING Up THE COAST
The weather map this morning showed a storm
center moving up the coast at a very rapid rate
The "low" formed In the gulf and developed
some high winds yesterday Oh the coast OF Geor-
gia, at some places blowing high as TO miles an
hour According 10 the present course OF the storm
II will pass TO the east Of this city during this AZ
ternoon OF tonight, but there Is a chance OF its
hanging around the capes, as Is sometimes the
case, Ii which event Its coming will lie DELAYED
some hours. The result OF this Will be 10 give
washington a long-continued rainfall, which, in
Case the storm Is not interrupted, Will Cease the
predictions officer thinks, by tomorrow He pre-
1icts rain for to-day, however. The storm Is cy
Comic IN character, having developed within
very small area.
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AuzaBAcH & BRo

The proper thing for Full Dress Shirts for this
season those shown by u.
They are Open Front and Back In Embroid-
cred PQue Bosoms. unique In Style and perfect
Fitting.
now importation Of Perrinb best Pique
Gloves Just In.
Our q Dogskin Glove. with Patent Fastsn-
ing and Embroidered. Is unusual good value and
can not be duplicated.
HArrrnx AUEanAoH : BIO. lour,,rr,..
628 Pa ave
sellso-3m
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west side North Capitol IT, p; nest comforta-
bic home; good location near electric railway; wide
pnrkin9: hack ySrds; very reasonable to desirable
tenants; VIII Be nnishsd about 18th H I. RUST.
zoos y street nv. se2o-lm
TNUK KENr-204 PENNA AVE 9 z. l0-ROOM
II Brick, all mi, $40; with stable o46. BEALE
EOR RENT-A DKsIRABLE. HOUSE NEAR FAR
E nGut square; $50 month Apply CHARLES
EARLY, COS 18th ct es26-2W
LOB RENT-l22s-123l h 81. \. =, rooms end
I bath. new ELS psr mouth l5lg.l620-l622H
2ll2-2ll4 II st NV. IL rooms, heeted b furnaca
600. s622 sta rooms. olx.50. GREEN CUM
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Stern 4 stern, the New York diamond brokers
nave missed several thousand dollars worth Of
diamonds, and suspected J. p Miller, one OF their
c,erkA Search warrants were procured and
si4ooo worth were found In pawnshopa. Miller has
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A MESSING BoY.-Geo. Best, a colored boy who
lived with his parents o. New jersey avenue
southeast, ran away from his home some time ago
when lis parents were IN Maine. The boy MAS
put 10 work with family when his parents left
me city, but he SOoE lcit his situation. His father
THINKS that he left home because his stepmother
whipped him
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
this afternoon deaths were reported To the health
Office as follows: Michael Sweeney, white, SO
years; Matte L. Bennett, white, 80 years; Henry
" Locke, white, 10 years; John H. Carr white
year; Webster Gollwats, white, - years; Enc L.
Niers, white, 10 months; Evaline j. DAVIS white
% years; Rosa CastagnettO, white, A. years:
Francis ID. Hughes, colored, days; Chanty Ian.
caster colored, 20 years; Lucy Carter, coored, 81
years; Jennie Cole, colored, d months.
"A CHURCH BELL TO BE SILEST.-At a meeting OF
the Flrst Baptist church last evening II was
ordered that the church bell shall not he rung in
the future on sundays. The bell has been rung
regularly on that day Tor the past forty years
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EOR RENT
II gIl y st. NV. 1Sr.
m-i....................S6 SGT
637 Pa. avs. e., or. and
store. .O'
4O6 y ST., 6r. all III. l. 81
:e0l6 VT. ave, Or. m IL,
us Ii st. ne. Or.
401 u ST. ne. dr.. mi. ~
AS X st III. c.. ST., all III ~
49, 9Th s.e.. Or. mi. 1881
12S 9th 9. e, 6r., MI. ID. 3,
22U0 18th. store. .2t
ncAln SM0RMGTEn
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Err & co. DIG r slnw.

Sl6 18th e., Or. w.g.Sl5
l43l Mdav. lie, Or. II. as
Ms 18th n.e., Or. ,wsterl2
S2l II st me-. 5r. W. ~
IT, Mylie st. ne, or. IL
4:bO 18Th st. Sc. Or. 10. %
LEA e ST. ne, Or. 10
Ills Congress st. ne. 10
i;0sb Nylie st. n.e..9.50
1879 By. st. ne. Or. .9.:JU
"a j st. Ter. Sc, 5r. $50
Rr. l2lO l st. Sc, 3r. ~
1882 Millers' CT. 9. e. 4r.,S
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10Y Will FIND YOUR money misspent II you do
not guy your tall oyercoats from the producers.
tsee our fall overcoats, sIOl
,,.,r,.o,,,-,-.. ~, EisEAAS BROS. 9TH and sts.,
Manufacturing Clothlers and Taiiors ~
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RosBERIEs REFoKrED.-A hungry thief visited
Fred. Engiish's store, No. l06 street Tuesday
night, and stole q nam, u BASKET OF grapes a sack
OF hour. some tea ana - cents In cash.-Nrs a.
A. Ferris, No. Ills street southeast reportsIhat
her house was entered yesterday and robbed OF a
quantity OF clothing.-A set OF buggy harness
and some other articles were stolen from j. "a
Dowdens stable, In East Washington, last night
-Edw. A. Paul reports The larceny OF four
Bhoyels and a pick
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IMPROVING THE REsEKvAIIOS.-The sod on the
Triangular reseryatIO In IrOnt OF the National
Iheater Is being removed preparatory TO a re,rad-
Ing OF the area The surface Will be raised about
i9ot and then the sud Will be relaid and asphalt
walks laid through the park
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EVERYTHING good can be had AZ Frsspry,s Res
taurant, l42o New York ave- ''Oo
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l,ok sALE-oR RENT-Il25 10Th sTIEET.
II near Massachusetts, avenue northwest, Handsome
history doub. Brick Dwell ing, containing IL ruonl
with every cow neIce. lot :5ti1 81 feet tain
rooms pOrches every hoor stable for four horsus
and two carriages. IHOS. j. FISHER a CO.
SEP I'm 1874 NV.
I'OR SALE.-BARGAIN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
u residences northwest, 10th ,sry baas-
ment, 40 rooms. per ca investment prices re
si.ctively 5000 and $4,000 each OMNI.lg 1883
Pierce Place bet = and 4 cts. NV sell Ian.
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u, as We ABE the only manufacturing clothiers In
ashIhsIon, our facilities are beyond Connection
lOr furnishing you with good and reliable cloth
iHe Vanu at much less price, Al.-woOl suits $40.
ElsEAAN Bros, Cor. 9TH and SITS
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hemplers ave-, cor Az.
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QUITTING THE CUTTKRS-ooc FOR OUTrCuRA
Oneeolyent .. 3, Hop Bitterx Iron Btterx Hoo
letters btters and same raduceioo o. nearly cveS.
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We offer for sale list OF lare and -inAl
houses not included the above. also nue. building
lots the northwest and cheaper ones IA all ius
VI the city. Call at Office and examine our huilen
se.sy JOHN shEkMA> ca. l3os q 81
IyOR sALE-o MN BAl-NINDON BRICK
III houses corner of 4th and Al Sta n e.. contAInilss
q rooms bath. and every modern Improvement hand
somely iulsled will be sold cheap and terms
FOR further particu cal and see MAshN DAMN
HOMEk lll5 q St se2.-lm
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ATTENTION IS called TO the sale Of that large
I'LL oweilng and store, No. 4l9 18th street
n~es. 70 take place Tomorrow October l.n
- O'CLOCK pm This Is an excellent ouportuniry
70 eur. paying investment In the business center
" me city, being on one OF the PRINCIPAL STREETS
@A~ N~AA S4ua'e nortn OF pennsylvania avenue
FAELoR CAN TO PIrTssuRG VIA b. & O. r. R-The
ana u limited express leaving Washinofon
daity Q. 10 a m Is equipped with Pullman yes-
uouled parior car running through withont
change, arriving Pittsburg $50 p. IN. This train
Is more than one hour faster than the fastest train
Via any other line, and it passes In dayiichr
through the beautiful and historic valley OF the.
Potomac and across the Allegheny mountains
now resplendent In the gold and crimson glory OF
aurumnal foliage. The night express with Pull
man sleeping car attached leaves Washington OILS
q. ~. arrives Pittsburg 2: l5 a. m daily.
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FINE PoErKArTs. kets Kemethy. I1oe Pa ave.

sEz our assortment OF $40 Fan Oyercoats. extra
value George Spransy, 434 7Ih 81.
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A SERVANT GIRL HELD FoR GRAND LARcRNY-Alice
weaver, a cOlDred servant girl, was tried Ia the
fouee IOurt to-day on charge OF grand larceny
OF t41 from the house OF VIM. IL. kim, No. 25l6 i
9reet She was held in goo bonds Ior the action
Of the grand jury.
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Sewing Machines repaired for 81 at your
mouse. send postal 10 W. Funk, 1881 9TH. Good
machines SO. All warranted eos
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want Of furniture and meaning business will do
Ing am not selling at or fellow cost for thirty
DAYS only, or giving away chromos 10 make sales
ny stock was purchased for cash. and sell nv
k OSs a. PIoht, ouI taking my expenses In con-
siIerdtlOn enables me 10 sell as low as any house
In the country. H. U. TowLEs 1907 Penn ave
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ONE WOMAN HoRsEwHIPs ANorHER-In Buna,o
n. Y. handsome MIA Henry A. Durree and her
SISTER went 70 the theater tuesday night on her
Mrs. Frank johnson, who lives around the Corner
on Oak street. She began TO belabor Mrs Durfee
with q horsewhtp. MS. Durfee fell 10 the nave
ment her angry assailant continuing to rain blows
on her head. Mrs Durfee shouted for helm and
some young men who interfered received many
siashes before they could disarm the infurated
woman. MIS-. johnson declared that Nrs Durfce
had taken Ter husband away from her
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THE FAbHiONABLE HAIRCUTTER
Formerly Of the Haxrts House. 10 nov located 1901
ss NV. be having ntisd up neat Haircuttins and
hesNng kari0r WI sndesvor 70 please al hts patrons.
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WALL PAPER AT ArcrIos.-Auct,oneer bowling
VII seh to-morrow. at his auction rooms, at III
SsSSA large stock OF nrst-class wall paper In.
their attention. ~
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Christian Young Men,

WHAT GEN. HARRISON AND PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
SAY or THEIR ASSOCIATION.
From the Philadelphia Press
President VIM. Ii. GratwicK, OF the Buffalo
Young Mems Christian Association, recently wrote
10 the republican and democratic presidential can
didates asking them for an endorsement or the
work In which his association Is engaged. Both
replied promptly. President Cleveland said: ave
are busy nation. The Impetus, rush, and enter.
prise OF our people To a casual observer would
seem 10 yield no place to the consideration and
fostering OF the Influences which radiate from hes
Institutions, but TO those who know how well our
daily HE Is grounded upon Christian principles II
Is matter or no surprise that young mems
Christian associations challenge our attention
and care. IL seems 10 me that nothing is more es.
sential 10 our continued welfare and prosperity as
people than the preservation OF our faith in the
usefulness OF such organizations"
Cen Harrison replied as follows: 'If there were
any occasion for an expression upon the subject t
would Dc cheerfully and heartily given, but TO
make an occasion does not seem to Inc To be APP
propriate. The organization Is TOO well known TO
need any such support or advertisement. Such o
letter would appear TO be rather in aid Of myself
than OF the organization and have TOO much re.
spect Tor IL TO seem TO Use IL IN that way"
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REPUBLICAN, MEETING AT THE East ENp.-A
harrison and Morton banner vas lung TO the
ofeeLe at the corner VI 18Th and ID streets SOUTH
EAST last evening. The meeting was addressed by
frank Aldrich. Wm- III. Brookes. j. I. Williams. OF
MALy laho, e. W. Bdttenger, Thos Hyatt, OF West
Virginia, samuel johnson, OF New York. Henry
SlnmA OF North Carolina, and Frank Joyce. The
1Menty-nrst District Club has sent over one hun
ton WV
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LOCAL MENTION
The WeA6vN~-
Tor the District Of oolumnla neisx.-e Mall.

DelaWarp Maryland
and virginia rain Thursday. fair Friday: station.
airy Eiperature Ihursday, colder Friday; east
cry gales thursday; northwest winds Friday
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For Bronchial, ASihmatic and Pull.
mOnary Conn plants "BrOlCn's Bronchial
Ir0ches" have remarkable curative properties.
Sold Oulu IN bOreS eo3
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Use Anchor brand Coffee and no other. I'm
Peerless Dyes
Are the Oest Sold by druggists eo1y
The Most popular and useful cough remedy in
the world Is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; 25c.
Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
OF all grades at TOPHAMS, 1871 Pa ave. Nv
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. BIN
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EOR RENT
Il 6l2 L at. NV. .S166.61
Ola 18th st. NV. LIT 100
1903 Ii st. NV. lUr. 10
11OS L st. NV. l2r. 30
Isl Md. ave. ne, 1lr. go
403 q st. Il. W.. llr 30. 40
22l Z Cap. St., llr. .oU.6U
1000 oath st. Ii. W., Tor. so
1929 10th st NV. 9r. 30
3l6 Sth st. NV, l0r4 , 30
4O4 I'd st. NV, 9r.......45
$50 L. Cap. st. 11r. 40. 20
.4U2 Pa. ave. NV. Or. 40
1245 2Sth st. n. W.. Sr. 40
4U1 I'd ST. Ii. W.. 1r......4O
1894 L st. w.. Or. 40
lli9 2lst St a. W. Or. 35.o5
1913 10th ST. n. W. yr35. 30
i at I'D st. NV, 1r....3o
1872 Corcoran ST.. ar. ..35
LOG L st NV, Or. .33. Al
22lS 9th st. n. W.. 1Ur. 80
6:.s2 o st. NV. l0r......30
40 Il st. u W.. Sr........2S
44:t Y st NV. 6r. %
9S h st. ne. Or. IS
By LIST st. s.e.. 7r.. .25.i 10
2lS Arthur Pi.. 7r. Ia. 40
lJ04 10th u W., Or. 20 30
C.lI Mass .ay, D
1926 9th st. II. W.. Ir.2o.33
HOS 10th NV. Or. -
464 y st. NV, Or. .......2o
1918 Linden ST.. 1r......25
1909 Md. ave. s. W., l2n2o
1918 v ct. NV. 1r......23
1872 l. st. NV. Or. % so
456 Wash. ct. NV Or. 22.S 81
Anacostia. 7r..........22. 30
500 Boundary. Or. % 80
ncR II n WAR
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,1713 9th st.n. W.. Or. S.0.40
9ls { 81. Sc, Or. 80
4O6 boundary n.w..1r 70
.20 h st. ne. or. 10. 30
l123 n. j. ave. NV. rs 80
80 l. st. NV, 0r. .....lS.30
12S N.J.aye. NV, Or. lis
IS l. ST. w., Or.
10 Defrees ST.. or. .. 1907
SOS 10Th st. L. e.,7r. 10. 40
ia lO;h st. Sc. Or. 1880
"a 9th 81. NV. OR. .l5.40
los NJ ST. n.w.. Or. 10 80
3422 Prospect ay-. orl5.3O
l232 L 81. NV, II .....l5
Whitney Close. Or. ID
9l2H2Jthst. n.w..orl4.J0
$50 \ st. s.w., or. li.3O
1874 Sth st. he. 0r......l4
20 Fenton III e.,6r 1850
S22 h st. Sc, Sr. 10
D IL 9Th st. Sc. Or. Ia. 30
l6i1 \. ]. ave. NV. IL. 30
Sl1 23d ST. NV. Or. 1880
Cleveland ave-, 6r..,.l3
42l Warner 1t. 5r. ...12.SO
lOl9 Ii st. Il. T.. Or. .12.5U
GIG l. st. Sc. 6r.....l2.37
Mclean av. s.w Or. IL. 30
439 Franklin ST.. 4r.....l2
81 18th ST. ne, Or. IL
Ills 9th st. ne, 6r.....l2
2o26 z Il. NV, 5r. .ll..3O
l1-25 Fenton Pl. n.e.ll.30
100 I'D st II. W.. DILL
go Gordon av., Ar. 10. 30
9l1 18th st. NV, 4rl0.30
IDA 18th 81. n. W., Ar. 10
443 X ST. NV. 3r. 10
1903 l st. ne, 5r.........7
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L II Lafayette So, 5O4 st. NV. Or. 40
r.............. $500 1870 St s.w.. lir... 40
III CT ave. n. W.. lSr 24u6 1ith st. NV. Tor. 40
large stable rear ......230 11O6 st. l0r 40
l2l4 ST. II. W.. 23r 700 lo3O 29th st. lr..31
Mass W i 5r lot. % lSi 18th st NV .7r. 30
lllS VT avenw. ID. loo l32S 10Th st, NV. 7r.25
\ ii ave NV, lur,. LOO Caroline ST., Or -
l1.O Mass. ave-, 11r. I'D 1907 Il NV, IT,. 10 -
st. NV Its I'D 222 ist st s. 10
II % 10th st.n.w.. l5r IL . FURNISHED.
1G4] LIST st. l3r. 100 18th and 16r $50
l6l4 2lst st. NV Tor 100 10Th ST., near Dupont
ia6s p. 81 ave- aT i6r ' siS ca nr isr 80
1916 2lst. NV, lr So 5S 18th, lir 80
lI04 Conn. llr... 18th ST.. \. l3r ,0S33
1914 ST. II. l3r...... % RI av Scott Circle,
Job ST. NV, l1r......10 12r. .............200
91c 18th st. NV, lor 10 ST., 18th, Tor. $50
lo2l St NV. llr 20 hillyer NV, H. l50
1919 10th ST. NV. l0rs- 20 ST. goth. ilr.. l25
5l2 NV, 13r......65 st, near l4th. Or. l20
.0l1 n.w 1lr o St, 10th 1lr. 90
1924 10Th Tor. % Hillyer ,lGr. 100
1i15 St NV. 90 l9th St, near n, Tor. l25
2002 st NV, 80 Mass sv. &20th. l6r. 35:I 3
2ol4 Hyer ri lOr 80 Mass. nr. l5th l:Sr $50
20 y ave. Sc. Or. 90 Mass.av.,nr 18TH 15r 300
24O2 l4th st. llr.. oS. 80 r. Law l7tn. Ar %
log N St nw sr...... % 18th st.nr. 20r. 300
1881 10Th TT. Or 81 Ct 1T. y, 2Or. S5S }3
mo 18TH lot. 30 X ST. goth, llr. go
l24S 1lth st. n.w l0r.5O III ST, mr.. 18th, l5r 400
24l6 l4th ST NV Tor. 80 ST. 18th. l3r... 200
1914 3Uth St NV, l7r 30 Thomas Circle. 500
lob L. SO 10th and q sts., l2r. 150
1913 18th NV, Tor. so
The above Houses can examined by permit from
cur office only THOMAS J. FISHER & CO..
oc6 l324 ST.
IrOR RENT-NINE-RooM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
Il modern improvements. 1919 18TH ~ Rent
$500 per annum Apply to JOHN +. GREEN, lil6
. st NV. oc0-6t'
IrOR RENT-l1IO NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV. !;
Il z rooms and bath ROOM MOD. imps. rent SO 80.
FRANCIS HUETY,
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