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The Ker.toues, Complnint.

The manager of the Keystones, colored COM
plain that the Duquesnes have acted ungen-
erously toward them. The two teams had ar
ranged for a game in aid of the Johnstown suf-
ferers, and after the Keystones had been at the
expense of publishing bills, etc., the Duquesnes
failed to show up.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09
Snoring Notes.

THE Happy Thoughts defeated the A. ].
Msuls yesterday by too
THE E. E. Sieberts have organized and de-
feated the Limerick Stars yesterday by "a to
IA. The winners want to play all amateur
clubs. Address E. E. Siebert, Eighteenth
ward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09

At an iupromptu meeting of principals
at the Central Board rooms yesterday, it
was suggested that the money be used to aid
the school teachers of Johnstown and their
families. There were seven teachers
drowned in the flood, Jennie NJ. Wells,
Laura G. Hamilton, NJ. Maggie Jones,
Minnie Linton, Emma Z. Fisher and Mary
White, all of Johnstown, and Matte NJ.
Davitt, a teacher there, but whose home is
at Alexandria, Huntingdon county. Her
body has not yet been recovered.
The fund raised will probably be used for
the object suggested, but the matter will
not be decided for some days yet.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09

Oaklands. ......,.........O o o.
Sewickleys. O01 IS
TWo-base hits-Barr, Boylon-
Struck Out-By Brady 8, by Richardson.
Bases on balls-Mcknight Whitesell.
Hit bv pitched ball-WhiteselL
Double plays-Boylon and Reymer 2 McMillen
and Reymer.
Passed balls-Colebrook 3 NoughtonL L
Umpire-Miison.
Time oil Game-one hour and 40 minutes.
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Snnerfor Wns Beaten.

GRAFTON, June Sin a game between the
Craftons and the Superior Athletics, of Supe-
rior Station, the latter were defeated to-day
by a score of IL to TO-
Craftons s....,...........l o o Ill
Superl0rs ...-..-..---...-..z U v L v A-1V
Base hits-Craftons 8; Superiors, 9.
Batteries-CraftOns, Breen and White; Superb
ors Suforth and BOYD.
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Some Lively Games Among
the County League Clubs.
AN EAST END STRUGGLE.
The Athletics Beat the Etna Stars in
Ten Innings.
RESULTS OF SOME LOCAL CONTESTS
The SeWickleys Win a Great Game From
the 0aklands.
GENERAL BASEBALL NEWS OF TIE DAY

Details of the National League games,
Pringle's Review and other interesting
sporting news will be found on the four
teenth page, Second Part.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09
ALUCkY INNING.


The East Enders Beat the ktna Stars In
the Tenth.
The East End Athletics almost had things
all their own way at East Liberty Park yester
day against the Etna Stars libby, who pitched
for the Stars. was touched up for l9 good and
solid hits. That means great deal. The field
ing of the Athletics was very shaky, and that
enabled the Stars to make show as far az run
getting was concerned. Robertson pitched
good game for the Athletics. The attendance
was good.
The score was tied at the ninth inning, and
tn the eleventh the Athletics sized libby iairly
mp and battered him hard Score:
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Our Boys Win.

The Our Boys team. of this city, defeated the
Maroons. of Washington. Pa, yesterday by l6
to . Dietz pitched for Our Boys. and only five
made 16 hits.
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Hanlnn. the nnrsnfan-

SAN FRANCISCO, June &-Edward Hanlan,
ex-champiou of America, arrived from Aus
tralia on the S. S. Zelandia, after an absence
of nearly three years. He saws his rowing
davs are over, and he is going back to Toronto
to live.
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THE ACTORS DAY.
Some Great Events Open to National Anna
teur Athletes.

teur Athletes.
The Actors Amateur Athletic Association Of
America will hold its first annual field meeting
at Staten Island on Tuesday. B. w. Mcintosh
is Chairman of the committee. Following is a
list of the events and prizes and the donors Of
the latter:
5O-yard run, handicap, open to club members
only, Hoyt Thomas cup.
Ioo-vard run, handicap, open to club members
only Henry E. Dixey cup
92o-yard run. handicap, open to club members
only, Charles Frohman cup.
44O-yard run. handicap, open to club members
only. Doris medal.
Kalf-mile run, handicap, open to club members
only, NJ. B. Leavitt cup.
One-mile run, handicap, open to club members
only, W. b Crane cup.
l2O-yard hurdle race, handicap, open to club
members only. Isabelle Coe cup.
Running high jump, hsndicap, open to club
Running broad jump. handicap, open to club
members only, Club medal.
Putting 16-pOund shot. handicap, open to club
members only, Club medal
One mile walk, handicap, open to club members
only. Evans & Hoey cup
Throwing baseball handicap, open to club mem
bers only, Club medal.
Running bases, scratch, open to club members
only, Club medal.
T1g-of-war (65O pounds lmit), open to club
members only, Club medals.
Obstacle race, scratch, open to club members
only, DeWolf Hopper cup.
For championship Of dramatic profession-100-
yard run. scratch open to all amateurs in the pro-
fession, Club medal.
4iO-yard run, scratch, open to all amateurs In
the profession, Club medal
Open to all members l.. A. W.-Two mile BIZ
cycle race scratch, l.. A. W. rules, Frank Daniels
cup.
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AT Jerome Park: First race Tormentor 1,
Bill Letcher2 2 Second race, Belinda l, King
Crab 3 Third race, Ballston /. Fitzjames q
Fourth race, Charley Druesc ], Cortez 2. Fifth
race Reporter L Ben Harrison Sixth race.
Grenadier !, Dalesman 2 Seventh race, Major
Domo !, Senorita 2
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Game. Played Yesterday.
Games To-Day.

AMERICAN AsSoCIATIoN-Cincinn at
Columbus, LOuisvilles at Brooklyn, Kansas
Citys at Philadelphia.
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NOTICE-L W. NO. 10, b. P. & d. OF A.
IN members are requested to meet at their
Hall. No. 1O2 Fourth avenue, at 1S0 P. NJ,
SUNDAY. June 9, 1889, to attend the funeral OF
Bro Will Kennedy
jesIis D. E. ALEXANDER r. s,
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f.na fsn1essSsi sfars.:.:::::S 10

4.
1wo-base hits-Grav, Tener 2 Kennedy,
Tlree-base hit-Oliver.
Struck oUt-Athletics, 5: Etna Stars S. ~
Base on balls-Athletics, 3; Etna st Lrs, 3.
Hit by pitched ball-Halleron.
Double play-Hickey and Mccoy.
Passed balls-Schoyer, 3; Milligan. z.
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DRINK BETHESDA WATER

and avoid sickness, which is sure TO fol-
low from the use of our city water. The
Bethesda is pure, soft, sweet palatable
and delicious spring water, and the only
known cure for Diabetes and Brights
disease of the kidneys. 1t is also one of
the most efficient remedies ever used for
Dyspepsia brought on by indigestion,
and for Liver Complaint It is unexcelled.
1t is put up in cases containing one dozen
half gallon bottles and sells at 81 50 per
case, also in 10 gallon kegs, 10 gallon
cans and in barrels. Send for Catalogue,
mailed free to any address.
JOS. FLEMING & SON,
412 Market Street,
Pittsburg.
iee-TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09

OVER 200 varieties of Imported Key
West and Domestic Cigars from 50 to $40
per 100. G. W. SCHMIDT,
Nos. 95 and 81 Fifth Ave.
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ron LArE ro cLAssIm.

"T1NTED = REAL ESTATE SALESMAN:
w none but experienced a,1,s1. man need ne apply;
will give the right man an I'm tne 61Si-
CONFIDENTIAL address BEAL ESTATE, Dispatch
Office, Jes-H
T7oR s4LF-s7O PER FOOT, IF SOLD AT
Margaretta ST. IIIxI70 feet Margaretta st. paved
and severed at present owner, e4 Pense. Terms 70
station. Je9-l2S
THOR sALE-s5O PER FOOT; ONLY MORE
II lots LEFT in Clearyiew place; street paved ana
severed. and sold under building RESTRICTIONS; ~, 2
End. CHAS- SCHMAN, opposite East isaDS5aty ihaaDSe5raty
station. Telephone Sl95. leS-Izo
TOR sALE-s1 OOO-FRAME HOUSE Rooms
" ane attic; lot 2x1lO; Rosetta street. Nlne-
s.S5C-Frame house, Srooms and cellar; good
wJter: lot 5Oxll0: near cable line.
s. s2g00-FrRme house, rooms: city water, porehes.
pantry one square from Hiland avenue; lot 4S1'O
- oo0-Frame house, rooms, finished attic,
good cellar, city water, porches, pantry; nne 70.
cation and near Hiland avenues lot 25xl26; look %
this property.
Houses in all parts of the East End from g. coo 70
erty should call and see me before buying 1wf1l
cheerfully drive parties wanting to look at prop
Telephone 5lsS. je9-l2s
TIOR SALE-EAST END LOIS FOR SALE BY
y CHAS- SCHWAN, opposite East Liberty
sS00-Lots 25x123. near Lincoln ave. Look as
Ss5o-I.ot S5x110 Rosetta St, Nineteenth ward.
$sl0-Lot 5Ox110, Rosetta ST., Nineteenth ward.
$S5o-LOt 5sx1o0, Rosetta st Nineteenth ward.
SS00-Lot 50xl30 Brushton ave., near station,
$900-L0t 50xl3Q, cor. Brushton and Bennett 81.
ss00-Lot 5oxl29 Lincoln ave., beyond the
q, i56-Lot 42x1zo, Shetland ave-, near Larimer.
81, 200-LOt 50xll0, corner kiDcaid and Wine
biddle ave., Nineteenth ward, near cable line
2, 6O0-Lot 60x120, Bond street. Nineteenth ward.
81 400-Lot 45xl20, cor. Larimer ave. and May
flower ST., paved and severed.
Lots in all parts Of the East End from $50 to
$40, oeo; Call and see me before you buy. CHAS.
phone 5l95. je9-I2s
TIHE MEMBERS OF ZOCCO LODGE NO.
Il 3o5, /. o. o. F., are requested to meet az
tue undertaking rooms of E. l. Devore, Is Sixth
avenue. to attend funeral Bro. Will Kennedy,
at P. NJ, sharp By order
je9-126 G. H. NESSLER, N. G.
NoTICE-L w. NO. TO- B. P.&D. OF A.
IN members are requested to meet at their
Hall. No. 102 Fourth avenue, at 1:S0 P. NJ,
SUNDAY. June 9, 1889, TO attend the funeral Of
ie9IiS D. E ALEXANDER, p s.
DLOCK ISLAND
furnished cottage to let, near bathing beachy
no land breeze. Address
CHARLES E. PERRY, Insurance Agent
Block Island, r. 1. je9-l24 su
r OST-sleO REWARD-A BOX ABOUT 3
IL or feet long and feet high, covered with
canvass and marked Consul General, San
Francisco" was swept by the flood from ex-
press train No. at Conemaugh This box con-
tains papers valuable only to the consul general
and reward of 500 will be paid for its reeov-
cry and delivery at the mayoris office, Altoona,
Pa. EDMD. II. TURNER. Mayor.
ie9-125
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NEARLY SHUT OUT.

The BraddOck Nine Beat the Grnys by
TO 4.
BRADDoCK, June 6-The game at this place
between the Braddock Blues and Riverside
Grays was well played. Baker again came
nearly shutting them out and would have done
50 but for two bad errors in the seventh in
hing The Blues have won 6 out of the last Z
games played The score:
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pRAppocKs B ]

: Earned Tuns-Braddocks .: Riverside Grays, 0.
Tw0-base hits-Mainhart, Baker.
Struck oLt-By Baker, 4: by Graham, 3.
Hit by pitched ball-killen, 2
Umpire-Shafier.
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MeKeesport. ...............3 o 2 o 0-l0
Homestead. ..........1 0 90 90 0-l
Earned druns--MeKeesports, I; Homestesds.
stolen bases-Mlller, z; PrOvins, 2: Hartman,3;
Gibbons, !; Nightengale, 3. Youngman, Rowe, /;
Rohe, /.
STwO-base hits-Miller.
Three base hits--Y YOungman.
Umpire--Grenett.
RTine--Two hours.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09

FAIRMoUNT awnings at Mamaux &
Sons, 5s7 and DSs Penn ave.
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For disordered liver try Beecham's Pills
PEARS Soap the purest and best ever made.
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THE WEATHER.

For Western Penn
sylvdnia, West Fir-
ginia and Ohio, rain,
cooler, sOuthwssterly
,oinds.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09

WIN. j. FRIDAYS "Maris" brand of
Havana cigars are the finest in this market;
8 for 25c. 6S3 Smithield st. wFsu
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

In dress, small things such as are
included in Gents Furnishing
Goods, serve to give tone and finish
to ones appearance, trust us for
always displaying the newest and
brightest line in the city in the way
Of Scarfs, Underwear, Collars and
Cuffs, White and Flannel Shirts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-09

River U5r. NJ. g. fall of Ii feet in "a
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PIrTsBURG, June 8, 1889.
The United States signal Service officer in
this CITY furnishes the following.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ll.RoOM RESI-.
- DENCE located on THE MOST DESIRABLE
sTEiaER 4 LIEBERMANN.
myI-1 1903 50.
ROB sALE-A 5-RoOM AND STORE BRICK. ON
ment; price 500 J.. II. CRAY Co,
myIl-3t 637 st.
EOR SAIE-BY TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907
81 Conn ave. n.w- elegant modern dwlg: IL
r rS 3d. IVY; st NV, elegant modern dw'le
with side lot. IA rs.; Sf6,OO0 myi j -6ts
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18th, new, ] Or, sim. Ss, 600
NJ, near n. H. av., Tor. 900
Wallach ST., near 18th.
IT,. .5,VuO
" st., near I 4th, Sr. 1000
Marion ST., Sr.. 5000
Cleveland ave, Or. ..1S0O
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ap1e-1nl
AGAINST PIECE-wORK.
The Journeymen Carpenters Send q
Complaint to the Commissioners.

A complaint has been made to the District
Commissioners, on the part of the journeymen
carpenters organizations, that contractors for
building some Of the new school houses have
sublet work which the instructions or specifica-
tions accompanying the contracts require to be
done without subletting. The facts have been
brought out in a correspondence between Mr..
George Keithley, representing the Carpenters
Assembly No. 174s X. Of l., aud Carpenters
Local Union No. IL, with the District Commits
sioners. MIR. Keithley, in his complaint, alleges
that in three buildings under contract by Mr..
Henry Hewlett, and one by Messrs. Bright and
Humphrey, the inside shutters are be-
sub-contract, although Mr. Keithley
claims that the work comes under
the head Of trimmings" no part of which, he
says, shall under the specifications be underlet
by the contractor. unless by the written con-
sent OF the inspector of buildings approved by
the Commissioner He wrote TO the Commis-
sioners TO inquire whether the necessary con-
sent had been given. In reply the Commits
sioners have sent TO Mr.. Keithley a report ON
the subject made by Building Inspector En-
twisle and in which they say they con-
cur. Mr.. Entwisle, the building in
spector. in his report states that the work re-
ferred to does not come under the restrictions
OF the specifications or under the head OF
trimmings" and in his opinion the contrac-
tors have not violated that condition OF the
cor tract Mr.. Keithley states that in carpen-
ter's parlance trimmings" in house means
all the inside finish after the floors are laid and
the plastering is done, and includes the inside
shutters.
Mr. Keithley thinks that there is DISPOSE
ton to evade the question as the inspector in
his report did not reply to his INQUIRY as to
1.-THE consent OF the inspector with the approval
letting. such as is Complained of. he savs' il
20 dsstrov comns.i,fon ra5rca ,.-s,,ss ie,s~,has
tSe r"rSy;,,r AZ snd ,.,,S,oa ,,aos ,-L
= r.srit H. Fa;,hpav - pr 90 ~, 80,
dons in such roanner 81, ,;ao,,,s co, S 40 ths
conclusion that there are no Longer any good
mecnanics 70 De found. IL Is through TINS
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myll-3t RUST 4 HUI

u Good business place in South Washington,
For terms and permission to inspect apply as below
House 80 st. two stories, z rooms frame in
good condition Price 81, $50
House 231 Va aye s.w. two stories, frame. lot ZOE
g 4-room bricks under monthly rental of $40.
Price $500.
924 @ ST. s.w.. two stories, frame, lot 246x124S
to 25-foot alley. Price S1,4o0. Apply to
JOHN +. CCLIINANE,
my11-3t SOC 9th St sw.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR sALE-HoUsEs-

E0R SALE-HOUSES-
Il Cor. 18th aud Q sts.,
lar, furnace. stable,
H st. near i 9Th, sr = 800
Cor. ST., near 18th, 7r.5, 00C
18th, near W st., Sr. 4, 400
L ST., near LIST, Or. 81 100
r. I. ave-, near 18th st,
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FOR lighthouses.

LOR REMITTANCE. BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE,
II newly furnished; mod. imls-; in extreme north
west, near ST. faces south, east and west $50
for summer or longer I717 21st st. NV. myii-2t'
E0R RENTn1735 18th ST. NV SEVEN ROOM
House hall. water, bath, cellar and wootished
$50 per month. Apply at premises mylO-3ts
Tor RENT-NEw Two.sTORY- AND BASEMENT
s35 per month A p. PARDON. 1895 st. myl st
EoR RENT-FROM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER Is.
II Groom house, furnished Inquire sos st. g. 9.
my10-3t
EoR RENT-2026 HILLYER PLACE, THREE
u story brick; IL rooms; furnaces dry cellar; good
plumbing Parlor, library dining room, pantry, and
Kitchen on hrsodoor. WIN. b. KING, 9O6 st.
my10-1w
IfOR RENT-417 II ST.; TwO-STORY BRICK;
Il seven rooms; mod imp; at $3.50; also south
west corner Of 9Th and three-story and base
ment dwelling; twelve rooms; mod imp I; at $50 15.
Inquire of A. EBERLY, 40 5th st NV my1O-3t.
EoR RENT-sEvEN BAY-wINDOw, SIX ROOM
IL and bath, mod imps brick dwellings, 9Th St n.
W., between = and sts., only S22 SO per month. c,
Z. NORMENT, Room 10. Central Nat bank bid 1919
IrOR RENT-1331 wALLACH PLACE N W.. NEW
Il brick house, q rooms and bath; rent, $35. 146 A
St n e, within one half square U. s. Capitol, 9 rooms
rent, s35. r. NJ. MORRISON, 1212x Est. n. wmy 1O-3
TEOR RENT-207 9Th ST. ". T., NEAR STAN
II ton Park: o rooms BATH and mod. imps. bay win
dow. pressed brick cellar, nice yard shed
thorough order; S25. OWNER Psi 9Th St my O3'
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SHE'D
l20l2 Hillyer Place. 500
1ao g st. .............-3Q
506l4 10th st. n.w.......25
1905 I'D st. .........20.50
% n ST., n. Q. H. 80
STORES.
1122 14th 1t. str. &dwg. 65
174O l4th st., store and
i APART'MiiEiN'iTiisii.'
Fur. fat, SIS 18th st.
Fur; fiais, ii St, bet, i7 i:i1o
] 4 18th SITS. 49,, .35 and 40
49, OFFICES.
1908 Pa. ave. II. W.
] Once rooms, $40 9TH St
STABLES.
J, Stables. ..........,25
! Stable rear Ii4i6 10Th. IS
ISHED.
North side Corcoran st.,
\ bet. ] 9th and 18th SITS. 30
Conn; sv- near Dupont
F 8. !, BEL. 18th L i 18th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3. 80
DeSsles st. tfrom May
!, 2O).......-.......... rs
Jefferson Place, forsum-
/ Iner TX
@ st, bet. 18th and 18th
sta, for simmer. 60
@ ST., bet. 18th and 10Th
Conn. av., near Dupont
circle, for the summer. so
] SITS, for summer. so
Sunderland Place, for
J summer so
} 18th st., bet. N and N
sts-, for summer. so
X st, bet. 18th and 18th
SITS, for summer. so
r st.. bet. 18th 4 l4th sits.
} from Oct. -.
} LIST. bet. 18th 4 goth sta.
flor summer) ..........50
OBTAINED AT OUR OF.
be inspected only by per
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EOR RENT-UNFUKNI
Conn. ave hot NJ and

1. bet, 18th & 18Th. iior
], i Set, 18Th 4 18Th. I6d
X ST., bet. 10th q 18th. 8
o St, bet. 9th b 10th. i
18th. bet. II and / flor
y ' IT. bet 18Th ii 18th. j
q st. mr.. N. II. ave.......l
X, near Mcpherson %. !
Conn. sy., above X. 49,.
Conn. ave-. above X 81. =.
Cor. Conn. ave. d N vt. {
Conn. O.. b. N q Dup'tC c.
Jeffersonpl. t. doub. he. :.
k.1.a.,b bet. 14th 4 18th
psf, mr.. Dupont cir. IL
Sunderland Place. ......1
BULLETINS CAN B
FICE. These houses {
mits from our ONCE.
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Punx KExxsssc Ion delivered from ysllo9
vagoos marked Independent Loo oos-ldk
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N. Gap. and I sts. nv.
b.h-. mi, 9r......$6.000
lila and 11l6 9th st.
s-w.. b.h.. FRS, and j
f.h. in rear. @, 600
406 and 40S 18th st.
s.w., b. h, 9r. .......5,600
120S 9Th st. NV, b.
b.. m. l., Or. 500
23S 13i< st. s. W., b. b.,
MI Sr. ............5. 900
sos 9th st. y. W., b.h.,
N. /, Sr. .........4.500
220 and 222 i3x 81.
sw., n. ,5r. 800
ll3 h st. ne, b. H.
.,ar;.;;:,:;::-.......4.2 5o
@11-22135th st. NV.
ss : = ~. a. $40 d st. ne. 900
34Z and 34i NJ st. s.w-
FIJI, Ar. 300
~ Myrtle st. ne, b.h.,
T..;,..............-2,000
liz X st. n. e., Z. D.,
or, :....-...-. ....1. 500
92 Myrtle st. me-, b.h.,
7r...............l, 700
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BOARDING.

VNANTED-FOUR BOARDERS; GOOD TABLE,
w pleasant rooms; low rates; four lines Of cars.
o23 N. j. ave. NV. myl l-:,ts
HOME COMFORTS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
Il near Thomas Circle; rooms furnished or unfur-
nished with Board; cool and location: SUM
mer rates; convenient to cars. 1913 II ct. my9-3ts
VlHE EIsMERE, l4Os H ST.
Special summer rates. Two persona occupying same
room. myl- lms
y OOMS AND FIRST-CLxSS TABLE BOARD IN
III most desirable neighborhood; con yenient to
cars and departments; private baths references.
ap@0-lm 1405 H st. NV.
NNHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home; central to all points Of interest; new
furniture elegant rooms, with board. So to e10; per
day. VI to ~. ]. A. DEWITT, Prop. al4-tm
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Death OF MIR. Geo. NJ. Barker.

Manner LIcENsEs.-Marria9e licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court 70 Thomas
w. Overton and BsrindA l. Carter; Harry 6lAds
and Mary Z. Smith, both Of Richmond We.
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EOR SALE-HOUsES.
Il 9th ST.. bet. Z and L
SITS. n; w..........e30, 00o
400 NJ st. NV, b. n,
mi. lar ., 22 500
623 and SIS h st. n. W.,
b. b., and 5 houses
rear. 20, 900
6ls l st. NV. b.h-.mL.
l2.............1 6. 600
1873 ! ST. n. W., BIN,
m. j., 1lr..........l5,0 0o
1880 h ct. NV, b.h.,
INSTRUMENTATION 600
523 18th st. NV, b. h.,
m.i- Or. Is. 00O
415 Sd ct. n. W., BIN,
1918 10th ST. NV,
b.h.. m. l.. Tor. .12, 600
300 NJ st. NV, b.h.,
m. l., 13r. IL. 600
207 g st; n. w., b. b..
mi. Tor. ...........S.00O
223 Indiana ave. n. W.,
mi, b.h., 9r........7,50O
1871 10Th st. n. w., b.
h., m. l., Or. $500
1929 Mass. ave. NV,
FIJI. Sr. $50
PA A st. n. e., (. b.,
9r....................T.OOO
3S l st. N. W., b.h.. mi,
q. 900
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EoR RENT-BY MAY Is, A LOVELY LITTLE
Il Home Of scvsn rooms and bath: IN perfect order
y.sd ssd gnlsp filed With fruts aud hovsrs- Rent
S3o. l3oo fsl. nv my1e3ss
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TOR RENT HOUSE, 100 9TH ST n W;
Store, HOO 9TH st. NV. aplS-4w
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TrOR SALE-OvER 200 CARRIAGEs-NEW AND
I second-hand-from the best makers. LandauA,
Goupes. Bro1ghams. victonas T-Isrts village csrts
Magonettes and Lght Coschss. Also, large line Of
Notice-Privsfe families desirous Of either buyinror
selling turnouts win md il TO their advantage 70 call
me, my facilities tor the purchase md ale q
Horees, Carr1ageA HArne.s kcs are ungurpasssd and
my hiring. stabing and stoF.9s fsctttaes sEs une-
D0yHEG 1880 - Avs Asnnsastussrs ~
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EoR sALE-TEMPoRARY REMOVABLE

Untn the completion Of my new store on the south
west corner Of Pa. ave. and 18th ct n. w., will be
pleased to see my patrons at 520 18th st. n w. near
T. Finest California Wines and Brandies 1t lowest
prices. am also the sole agent for Trmbie and Per
lection Rye and Kentucky Sour Mash whiskies Cali
for price list.
IA sEIIGsoN,
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Il UNFINISHED HoUsEs

1871 14th st., second
floor fat. go
1341 18th st., third
j floor fat. SO
N. II. PARKER,
14lS Il st.