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SULLIVAN ON PUGILIsM.
The Seven scientific Blown.

Int rview in the New YorS World
L am sometimes asked 10 give q scientific d.
scripfion OF the fstic art i don't know that
any man can do that any more than one man
can tell another how 10 succeed in life. There
are good many things to be taken into con-
sideration, and you have to considsr them ana
decide upon them quickly at the time. and ous
man Judgment may lead him 20 act one way.
and another mans Judgment may lead him 20
act IN an entirely different manner. I'm boxing
u may be said, however. that there are onlv
seven scientific blows and seven parties. rhess
blows are, first, on the right side of the fac.
with the left hand; second, on the left side Of
tne lace with the right hand; third. on the lesS
Pn OF the stomach with the left hand. fourth
on ,ne lett side ofyour opponents ribs with the
right hand; fifth, on the right side of his rlbs
Win your LETT hand; sixth directly al the center
vi .ne lace covering, II the fist is sufficiently
Ia ge, the chm. the throat nose and both eves
, ms Is considered what the bows call a .,dAisy~
oios when wen given. Seventh. the upper cut
win the right This blow strikes under The
Snin' ana ~ the other man carries his tonous
between his teeth il Is bad for the tongne
lnere Is another blow called the s.chopper"-
raising the right hand up and bringing "a down
win crushing force on the bridge OF your an
taeohlsts smeller." IL would take 100 lon~
W give description of the parries
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He Spoke Too Late.

Prom the Hsrtwell CGa.D Sun.
We had gone into winter quarters near Rich
mond- Every day an old lady would drive out
to the camp in a wagon loaded with cakes, pics,
&C., which she disposed Of to the half-famished
soldiers at exorbitant prices. One day she
came out and among other edibles was a ',squir-
rel" pie about the size of a cheese. Several Of
our boys dubbed together and bought il The
woman pocketed the money and was waiting
on some other customers. The men had the
pie about balf-consumed, when the old lady's
little boy, who accompanied her, began 10 cry
as il his heart would break. The little fellow
was favorite with the soldiers, and, of course,
we tried to pacify him. He would not tell us
what he was crying for. Finally, the old lady's
patience was exhausted and she told the boy II
be did not tell the men what he was crying about
she would take the wagon whip and wear him
out. With the tears still streaming down his
face he said between his sobs: Nanny s-s-said
it I'd l-l-let her kill dem pup-puppies 10 make
dat pie she'd gi-give me de money, an she
done g-g-gone and put il in her own pocket
boo-hoo-ooi" This information came too late,
as by this time the pie had vanished from sight
Although there were several attempts made 10
cause that squirrel pie" 10 reappear they were
all Intellectual. The old lady mounted her
wagon and drove away, and We never saw hsr
again.
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Marriage of a Prince.

The marriage of Prince Frederick Leopold
and Princess Louise Of Schleswig was sol
emnized in Berlin yesterday. The emperor
and empress and many royalists were present
at both the civil and religious ceremonies. A
grand banquet followed, at which the emperor
toasted the newly-wedded couple. After the
banquet the emperor and empress and the king
OF Saxony departed for Stuttgart. Court Chap
lain Koegel officiated at the religious ceremonv.
Nolleys fired in the Lustgarten announced thu
exchange of rings. A torch-dance followed the
banquet. Twelve ministers bearing candles
trod a quaint measure. The bride danced
with all the royal princes, beginning with the
emDerOr
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Gen. Boulanger and some of the most prom.
inent of his supporters will hold conference
In London Tomorrow
Lord Charles Beresford will soon be ap-
pointed to the command of an iron-clad. and
wili resign his seat IN parliament
Princess Augusta, of Hesse, sister Of the
queen Of Denmark, is dying
The French senate adopted the bill for the
Improvement of the harbors of Cherbourp.
Brest aud Toulon. The chamber of deputies
passed the war budget
The Swiss council has decided 10 borrow
10000, 900 francs with which to purchase re-
peating rifles for the army.
AT NJ. Cernuschi's great fancy bail the other
evening, NJ. lola appeared as a friar, with his
handsome wife as a Norman peasant; NJ Mum
Lacsy was Sixteenth century German, NJ.
Daudet was a lawyer. NJ. Petit Zulu chief and
Nine. Bernadeki had an Eiffel tower on her
head, yard high, set with diamonds.
The five railway employees charged with
causing the recent disaster at Armagh, Ireland.
have been committed for trial
The shah of Persia arrived in Brussels YES
terday and had a cordial interview with King
Leopold. he was entertained at luncheon in
the royal palace.
1t is reported that the North German LLOYD
steamers will not call at Southampton in fu-
ture.
The South Australian government has made
arrangements by which an engine driver who
has run his trains for two wears without scci-
dent shall be presented with $50.
The English government have just launched
floating workshop, which will accompany .
fleet and carry large equipment OF torpedo
boats. Ii will be called the Vulcan, and be Of
6,62O tons burden and II 900 horse power.
1t lis stated that the sole reason for Count
Andrassys resignation from the Hungarian
delegation was the poor condition of his health.
1t is not known what influence caused the
resignation of Count szapary, but. no import
ance is attached to his action.
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UNDER THE CRIMES ACT.
necord OF the Conviction of Ipish
Members Of Parliament.

In small pamphlet which has lust
been printed by order OF the Britise house
OF commons is contained q record OF the
conviction Of members OF parliament for Of
FENCES against the crimes act showing that
during the past year Irish members have been
sentenced to terms of imprisonment aggregat-
ing nearly seven years. Twenty-four Iris'l
members have been convicted and an English
hanging over him.
Mr. Cox and Mr.. Finucane have sustained no
Iess than hve prosecutions each. though their
sentences aggregated only five and nine months
respectively. Mr.. Condor is UNDERGONE Ia
Iourfh incarceration, having altogether been
Sehtenced to eight months imprisonment
Ed~ard Harrington has to complete a term OF
SIX months, following another of one month
ana Patrick 0'Brien's two convictions have
smut MIN up for seven months William
brlen has received sentences aggregatine
months va
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The Monument Must be Protected.

Special Officer Evans, who does duty at the
Washington monument, arrested Sam1 Groome
yesterday for defacing the monument, and he
left IS collateral for his appearance in the Po-
lice Court yesterday. He failed to appear
and the collateral was forfeited.
The police have been instructed to require a
deposit of not less than $40 in these cases here
after, and Judge Miller will be asked to impose
heavier fines than have heretofore been i'm
posed, as the public has been sufficiently
warned by the publication of the number OF
similar cases that have been before the court.
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Anacostia Notes.

About a dozen cottages have been erected
and are now occupied in Pencote Grove, and the
residents having protested against the holding
OF colored camp-meeting there the agent of
the property, Mr.. Holley, has announced that
the meeting which was TO begin July IA is de-
clared of.-A camp-meeting will begin July
on Mt Zion hill, under the auspices Of Mt
Zion church, and close July % This will be
the first meeting of the kind held on Mt. Zion
hill, which is convenient to the terminus of the
Anacostia street-car line.-Four hundred feet
of new hose arrived Saturday afternoon. having
been recommended by the city fire depart
ment-The house occupied by Henry Owens.
on the Anacostia road, was entered Sunday night.
A bag, four fat-irons, and fourteen chickens
were absent yesterday morning. Wright
has gone to Westmoreland county to re-
main several months.-Albert Halleck will
spend the summer with relations near Elmira
n. Y.-The executive committee of Citizen
Association No. 9 will meet in the station-house
this evening to consider matters to come
before the association at its meeting Wednes-
day night. Matters affecting schools. bridges,
fire protection, and suburban interests gene
rally will be discussed--The Anacostia public
schools will have manual training and cooking
departments next year. Prof. Petty BIS now
present school building for temporary accom-
mediation till the addition is erected.
THREE Hours TO PHILADELPuIA-The Balti-
more and Ohio trains for Philadelphia and
New York are leaving Washington promptly on
schedule time. The Baltimore and Ohio is the
only line running three-hour trains to Phila-
delphla, and the average time of its New York
trains Is less than via any other line.-Adct
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A MYSTERY OF THE SEA.
Wreckage Washed Ashore Indicating
Disasters to Ocean Steamers.

A telegram from Vineyard Haven. Mass,
says: For several days past there have been
evidences of some ocean disaster in the wash
ing ashore on these islands OF wreckage. To-
day bundle of womans clothing evidently
done up in great haste was picked up on the
beach at Edartown, and life preserver that
came from the City of Rome was also found
Considerable wreckage painted green and
slate color is coming ashore on the island
Among that found at Smiths point to-day
were guilt mOuldings in considerable quanti-
ties, one large door with three ground glass
circular-top lights, one window SASH evidently
belonging to some steamer, and also steamer
Victoria bills of lading. Wine cards of the
steamship Haytien Republic were washed
ashore at Nantucket to-day. A mast about
two feet in diameter, square rugged, with wire
rigging, was also found with the wreckage at
that point. Everything points to a collision
between Victoria and the Haytien Republic,
though the life preservers belonging to the
City of Rome add to the mystery enyeloping
the supposed disaster.
The Buffalo, N. Y, branch of the British
American association last night passed resolu-
tions denouncing the appointment of Patrick
Eagan, of Nebraska, as minister to Chill, as a
public act that calls for reprobation and in
sulting to the sense of decency."
Baltimore will soon have rapid transit in the
shape of cable cars on the Citizens line.
The steamer Aurania, winch arrived at New
York yesterday, brought among her cabin
passengers Cornelius Vanderbilt and family
Col. G. Payne, the English consul, and ex-Sec-
Rotary W. Q. Whitney.
At Prescott, A. T., Chief Justice Wright SEN
fenced Dan Hardwick, William Stein and James
Halford the Canon Diablo train robbers. who
robbed an express train on the Atlantic and
Pacific railway in April last, to twenty-five
years each in the penitentiary.
Chas. DeBaum, the defaulting cashier Of the
National Park bank, of New York, was yesterday
sentenced to five years and seven months in the
penitentiary.
The annual class-day exercises Of the senior
class Of Yale college occurred yesterday after
noon, and were attended by 1000 people.
Among the class historians was Charles II.
sheriff. Of this city.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LcOR ROOM BRICK HOUSE; BATH
i and cellar; on 18th St. between and T NV.
Good bargain for cash. Apply to A. J. 7. ARUNDEIL.
1901 ct. NV je25-3ts
LS0R SALE-NINE-ROOM RICK DWELLING
II 1907 81. NV. A great bargain IL sold at once;
st.n.w. je25-3t
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

VNOR SALE-GOOD SPECULATIVE STOCKS.
i. "a Pneumatic sun Carriage at 500.
6G smith Bicycle, at 900.
l0Glymont Improvement at $1,000.
80 Dynamograph, at LOO.
je 2 tf''4 FRANZ tR?i IL PELoUzE, 1913 street.
TTOR SALT GOOD SECOND HAND BUGGY
lhaeton 500 green cloth lined, side curtains, &C.;
ST., bet. d and En.w. je52-:}t
INOR SALE-A HANDSOME BAY GELDING, :
or biernisG, perfectly Gentle for the most tmiS
won woman TO ride or drive, ApliytO Wan; G. MIDDLE
site the Portland je:5l-3t
EoR SALE-LARGEsT AND BEST ASSORTMENT
at the lowest cut prices ever offered for cash and
under snrreysSl23; Dayton at 3 % Extension-top at
sl75 Jpmses! Surveys $50 Al oineE work in
je-5ii Cor. 9Th and N Y ave. and iajo sd ST.
IGOR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES OF TEA
reasonable offer refused. Apply W d. ADAMS, 1927
9th st. NV. ie242t'
IfoR sAI.E-NEw YORK, NEW YORK, NEW
Pennsylvania avenue northwest for the great
est barga bs ever offered in Buggies, surreys,
WAGONS. CoupeS Coupelettes Fxtension-Top Surveys
Also largest stock OF Harness in the city OF all styles
ing specially: Iurmoats bought. sold and exehnsed
Call and see stock. W. h. GEYEn, Proprietor. je21
l. OR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED, 25 HORSES FROM
Virginia, among them some draft and drivers also
rear Of 033 u 81. NV. je2O-6t'
NOR SALE-CABIN SLOOP YACHT; = YEARS
Il old; well found iii good order; fast and able lying
foot Of 9th St Address p. o. Box 492. je20-6t'
nor sALE--A BEAUTIFUL AND RICH-TONED
Il lew Steinway Square Grand Pianoforte; used but
IL few mouths. The owner ex-oficia lett the city
and requests us to sell at sacrifice tor cash time.
This is u grand bargain.
Also, very fine Upright, in but five months, q.
great reduction from new price. $40 payments.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
913 Pennsylvania ave.,
je20 The Leading Piano House.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

lEoR KENT-RQCKyILLE, MIA HANDSOME
Cottage furnished; large lot shade, flowers; good
FftET aTETsnses IF I'D 10" rent APPLY
ENOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURS
Il day June 27, 1SS9 at O'Clock pm, two-story.
Stable Gc With lot 5orioo feet. at Rosslynn about
one square from new mon Free Bridge SAggeduet
4 co tSun BuildinR), 1917 st. NV. je24-3t
NOR SALE OR RENT-HAvINGi JUST FINISHED
Il modern-buiit cottage at Gaithersburg Nd, will
sell reasonable terms rent to desirable party
only three minutes walk from Gaihersburg station
BsU rs %est faye s st. atimoTe
EIoR SALE-TAKoMA PARK-BoARDING HOUSE,
= Is rooms nearly an acre OF ground, two squares
boarng house and can be fiett with baarder r at
be I%Ust S for s SSS only
msaa tbs properly %is rf Tha saTsi es
NOR SALE-FOUR ACRES ON CONDUIT ROAD,
i N mics from GEORGETOWN; fne spring and run,
ming rd acre on HS fR1 IsreS on Brook
LIOR RENTAL MOUNTAIN VISTA, OAKLAND,
Il Md. furnished Cottage. four bedrooms. pariors,
e door Ts Sn
walk to the station is one OF the highest points in
MAKONEY, at the Cottage. or address DR.. JOYCE,
so St NV, Washington, DC. je22-6t'
T,OR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN ST. MARY's
Il county, Md, on Potomac river opposite Blsckis-
tones Island For particulars and terms Apply TO l.
A. WILMER, Attorney. Port Tobacco lid. je13-eo6t'
ENOR SALE-SENERAI LOTS Al MILLS STA
Il ton. ID. and y. X. Il. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
je22-3t go + st. NV
IrOR RENT-NEAR STATION. EVANSVILLE,
Il well situated and counodious cottage: 10 rooms,
lot; sa Key at fo@LERs Coal Yard Hyatts1 Vi e
3e2l-lws
VIoR SALE : "MELROsE PARK" LOTS; THE
H most desirable i'll Hyattsville. Nd; two minutes
from station opposite the residence Of the late K X.
hS HgG ST.
COUTH BROOKLAND:
= WITH CITY STREETS, AVENUES AND CIR
Giles.
FOR SAIE.-The beautifully situated tract of land
called south Brooklanl having becn subdivded in
accordance with the plan of the city with streets 80
feet and avenues 30 feet WIDE is placed tine
market. 1t is the line of the Metropolitan X. r.,
south of and adjoining Brookland, about one mile
north of the city, and but short distance from the
electric and tie University Only niin-
utes drive to the city by Central avenue all Of which
makes 1t very desirable, and property which will rap
idly increase in value For the present, lots will be
sold ut the low price Ct from to l2 cents ON easy
wM o. bENisoN. s23 st NV.
,c4-1m REDroRD ". wAL SfsS looe st. NV.
IGOR sALE-sOUTH IROoKLAND-
II JUST SUBDIvIDED
Lots from &c. to lOc per foot; oneourth cash bal
ance l. q and years; come in aud select lots.
jef-1m LEWIS 4 HEAToN. 029F ct NV.
TNOR SALE : BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY
II village property in Maryland; large enough to
keep COW and 70 raise poultry, fruit vegetables &c.
ksroad fs5e go per me- d1,y e and ire from Wash.
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George W. Bradley, q leading third-party
burg, n. l.. yesterday, aged sixg-tve ysasA
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-sNALL FAMILY ONLY-CoZY LIT
IL tie House, 122 Mass. ave, Pension Once; )
eellzr, gas, water, latrobe; S2u, in advance
Apply 49, 7tD ST E.w, I'd floor, room 3. IT.
I,OR RENT-4l3 9Th y. W, TEN ROOMS, ALL
IT with southern exposure; squares from Patent,
Post, aud Pension Offices and market; well located
for room renting. Owner, Ola En-w je25-eo3t'
L,OR RENT-407 4TH ST, NV; II ROOMS; ALL
II modern conveniences. desirable house in a good
central location; $50 per month. THOS. t. wAGGA-
MAJ, 9l7 r 81. NV. je25-3t
I,OR RENT-FROM JULY l, AT NOMINAL RATES
20 sdu!ts, during summer, whole or part OF tur-
nished HOUSE including parlor references required
Call at 1922 9th st. NV. je25-2t.
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OBTAINED AT OUR o.
be inspected only by per-
HILL l. JOHNSTON,
lDO3 Penn. ave II w,
jel5-eo2w

Je1O-eO-W lOU1 1enn- ave. W.
VIQR RENTAL $50 PER MONTH FINE
House, 0 rooms, all modern improvements and in
spiendid condition; 1905 ST. NV Apply to JAS. H.
MARR 1886 L st. NV je22-3t
J|OR RENT-NEW HOUSE, 1853 9TH ST. n. E.
i seven rooms and bath, all modern improvements;
pleasant location. Rent $40. Apply to WOLF
STEINER, 80 18th ST. NV. je223t'
nor RENT-1537 14TH ST n. W., VERY COM
Il Portable 3-story brick rooms, large parlor and
cellar. BATH and yard; basement; rent, $40 Apply
to owner Al 9th Key corner store. my I-2m
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NOR SALE
Il Here is u chance, a nearly new STIEFF UPRIGHT
PIANO, at u big discount. PFEIFFEk " C0SLIFF,
jelo-lm 1231 st. NV.
NOR SALE-YOUNG PARROTS. MOCKING BIRDS,
- Cages. Goldishes, &c. SCHMID'S bird Store, 3l7
18th ST. n.w. jel3-1m'
ISOK SALE-MEEKS, MEEKS, MEEKS / HAVE
Il ON Land and for sale large stock Of new and
ond hand Carriages Byggies, phaetens sprreys Ex-
tons. and all styles Of Business Wagons. Harness,
Whips. Lap Robes, &c, at prices and accommodating
terms can be found IN market, home abroad
Repairing and painting promptly attended TO. Give
me call at 81 to 023 st. NV, and see for your
selves. je13-2m
ITOR SALE : THE lotto" GAS ENGINE RE.
quiree no boilers avoids al expensive attendance;
md pFies isk p SXILXUJ. ATt 7Sl 7thsk MA
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LrOR RENT-BY THOS f. WAGGAMAN, REAL
Il ESTATE BROKER. 917 ST. NV.
HOUSES
STORES. &c.

Store and cellar 10th l. Hall 18th re SITS 30
sfs m 49,. $50 store IO2 q At. 10
Hall 9TH ( SITS n. w...0O stable l4l0 h STD W. 10
Store and diving POI n
NV Dbl
The above IL only PORTION Of the property my
looks For full Est call at Office for bulletin issued
he LIST and 18th. ue25l THOS. L. WAGGAMAS.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


EOk RENT
Il 612 + st. n.w.....S12.
Mass. ave. and goth ST.. u,
Ola 18th st. NV 12r. lOt
SO 9TH st. NV, 3Cr. lQs
727 18th st.n.w., l2rfQ.5t
1917 X st. N W.. 1lr.6o. z!
1911 18th st. NV, Or. IS.
403 q 81. NV. 11r. so. ~
1203 Nh ave-, Sr....--5s
1902 T. st. NV, l1r. 81
1643 18th NV. j 3r-. 80. ~
221 Il. Cap. st., 11r. 5000
500 18th n. W., 1lr..50.6 &c
zoe sth st. NV, 12r. 50.5l
1915 q 81. NV, 1lr. sos,
1923 18th ST., sr.....5O. 4.
HOP y. II. av., Or. .45.5t
14O4 18th II. W, Sr. .45.5(
2lO61S II st. NV. Sr. A.
700 ID ST. u. W., Tor. Al. 81
1913 18th NV. 9r. 40. 81
1880 18th 81. NV. Or. 40. 4.
1913 + st. NV, Sr........4(
1927 z st. NV, 12r. AZ
10l1 10th n. W., Or. .35. 81
90 . st. NV, tbs.
204 ID ST. NV, Tor. .....3s
454 II st. NV. ST. 81
l31 o Wallach pl.. Or. 1870
1917 9TH st. n W. ,Sr. 30. AZ
80 lst st. NV, Sr. 80. AZ
200 9th ST. Sc. yr. -3t
024 LIST st. NV. IT'D
1873 18th st.n. W.. 7r. .3(
1859 18th st. NV. 80. 4.
] $50 5 st. NV, Or. 80. &C
1890 18th st NV, 7r,..ss
6l II st. NV, Sr. .....27.9 81.
3lS u st.n-e-.Sr......21 90
9l7 French st, tr. .27. 81
1929 9th st. NV, 7r.27.SI
1888 18th NV. Or. rs. "a
ie.yD r. n WAK
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It.. 12r.s 1OO l2l3-l7 3Oth, 6r....22. so
St l5r.- 100 49, 24th 9r., III. L.. 20. 80
Or. and st..11 2U24 L. Or, M L.. ..2l 80
lOr- ..0O.Ol 2Jl . Olive, Or, III i.....2l
II. mi.JO.3O 10 30tn st, 6r.... -2O.4J
Or. mi 1000 l3l > 2Stn, lCr.. II. i...1g
Jr. m L. 30 % 9l5-l1 v ST., 5r..........17
Or. mi. 30 81 Az Boy ST., Or .l6. 40
ST., Tho lilo 10Th St, Gr....10.3O
:, IL. /. 400 13J oath ST. 6r......15. 30
IN j.. 400 1877 Congress ST., or. ID
lr., mi 1880 S3I y. Ii. ave, Or. Ii 30
Jr.m-i- 90 23l3 G. ST., or. ........1I.3 80
Dr., m-l3l.JO 22.30 Virginia ay-...l l.. 30
mi. -. 80 Rear ll2S 2Utn, 5r.. Il. 80
r., H. i.39..I 20 4 rooms 2llS Pa. ave. 10
T. MI. 33-JO 2tlO n 81, or ...........l2
r., m l.35 30 1909 i ST., 5r-.......1O. 80
e, ar. -. % hear ;24O9 ST., or. 10. 50
n. IN. 100 2DOi 81. 0r.............lO
jr., mi 80. 30 21O4-O-S X st. tr..lO
ar, MI 30 STABLES.
:, MI ID. % Rear "a % .. ave.... 16
:. MI % 30 STORES.
DO store 2ll2 IA st, Tor. 10
r. ...... ~ % ~ Pa. ave.-.....3U5 30
r, M 30 1888 PennA. ave 80
D.. or. %. 30
iist apply 10 wESCoTT 4 WILCOX.
ID
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onl2 Hillver Place. Or $50

2O12 Hinyer Place. Or. $50
2OO2 Il St. IL W., Or. .... 90
l9l4 18th ct. NV, Tor. go
0l6 18th st. NV, Tor. 30
\ : Q5 g st. NV, l2r. so. 80
l23l \ ST. II. w, 6r......5O
zoos 10th st. IL. W., Or. 90
i114S Corcoran St. Or. 40. 90
932 New York ave, 4 Or. 4 )
Il15O 18th st. NV. ar. 4 )
617 l4th st. n. w.. 7r. =. 40
lilo 18th st. NV. Tor. 40
ISl2 n. j. ave w, Or. 40
170S NJ st. NV, 7r......45
1908 II st. NV, Or. 81. 80
1888 Pierce Place. ZOE. AZ
1901 q st. NV. 0r. 80
1924 10th st. NV. Or. 40
24lO l4th st. NV. 1Ur. 40
1906 Chaplin St. Or. 40
1907 18th st. NV. ] Or. 40
24US l4th st. II. W., / Or. 4 .
1880 Riggs st. n. W., 6r.. 30
1882 riggs st. NV, Or. 80
] 33i Riggs ST., 0r. 80
j 1880 18th st.n.w., ar. 80
] 800 9Th st. NV, sr.. 80
1906 6tn st. NV, 1r. 20
1907 Caroline ST., ar. .25
pa LIST st. s.w., 6r......1o
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1871 I 81. n. W.
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n bay window; 10 rooms and bath; all modern con-
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300 st. n. W. $50. Inquire Of FRANK l. BROWN
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1407 18th st. n.w.......40
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