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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
FOR SALE+HOUSES.
EoR sALE-BY FISH MILLER. 1918 Z ST. NV
Il BRICK HOUSES WITH MOD. IMPS


+ Brick HOUSES USE : Win @iiH Mob AIRS "
Sss Il
e "a H st: % ss u
an. snf H. $50 H. bet Bet
FIX Car. and NV 9o9 pei: Cd 4Ss:w:.55225599
i. pet 9Th IN n ne 1000 5, bet. d $dsw.i 1900
9Th ei Ss, ii sis bet ssa &c
each nous
E5sE NOD I'm 81 NV
spa siss sR S Sss 81 iesh
sa6 ps Bet PIG egg GorcoTsn pet - 9S
KIy H. bet a., q e ed bet aS So
For sALE-BARGAINs IN MT. PLEASANT
and cellar heated BY furnace III Ioo5i 40 600
10 rooms and bath heated BY furnace; $1,000.
lar rG furnace lot AIase attic and Gel
NneroSn House on prettisst corner in village lot
xsaEE 0 % Sq1sGe
EoR sALE..FRANE HOUSE 0O6 IN s5 FOOT
on st So.s snS eh Closets a1a -;
sS PEE ss9 som Jet ne IL. S5 IT. st
q H.. d l.. "
L The following Beautiful Residence viii be sold on
account Of owner leaving the city; 9.O ST. sw lot
press brick with bay window roof; concreted
cellar and stable rooms. speaking tubes and newly
papered. This house fronts smithsonian park and
the view is grand from its Windows This is an excel
S SR ct e. an elegant home f.
ENOR sALE-TwO- STORY MANsARD AND BASE
II ment Brick 10 rooms and bath ell modern inn
sR5ss WALKER
ICOR sALE-NEAT' TwO-STORY EIGHT-RoOM
e lo'h RDF6kb near W ssTesf zoos
DOR SALR-wE BUILD OR SELL HOUSES FOR
any sum and LEND oo to 20 per cent OF cost.
Jonas Gis sna c i3h ana
EOR sALE-2O1s G ST., BRICK HOUSE, 1OR !;
Il all improvements; sanitary plumbing; lot 2Oxl2o
to concrete alley; will sell for 81 600 less than real
value il sold at once. NJ ID. PECK, o34 St. seq st
Il room House near National Museum all mod. imps..
In hrst-class condition. II. B. BOLTON, Room 20,
$50 Est se27- ST.
EOR sALE-NEw CORNER HOUSE; MONTHLY
proyements: near Printing. Pension, and Capitol
buildings "a st. ne; $4,000. Also Dwelling 81, 700
EOR SALE-3 OF THE CHEAPEST HOUSES IN
l. Washington. log, los and III 18th st. ne. Two
story and Basement brown stone trimmings rooms
and bath electric bells and gas: price, $500 each
s5O9 cash balance to suit; or trade tor good lots
DOR SALEM THE NORTHWEST, WITHIN ONE
II square Of l4th st. cars. Two-story Brick House.
pres,.-1r 'front.' eight rooms bath al mod lmPs
termsmone-thrd cash. balance to suit. Address F. ST.
Star office. se27-3t'
INOR SALE. = IN LIE DROIT PARK, NEW SIX
I room Brick; all improvements nice yard near
'4Ols CAT me- WI" make n BSk RSEs ff is00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

EoR RENT-No. 7O614 7TH ST. NV, STORE,
a e15i No. 9o1 RI ave. NV. brick 7r. m j, 925 !;
NO. y42 St NV. bay W, brick, 7r, Ii l. S30,5O. r. e.
CAMPBELL 5l7 10th st. NV. se25-6t
E0k RENI-24J3 X ST. -TWO-STOgY AND
Il Basement Brick House seven rooms and bath bay
window, latrobe. bath and gas splendid park
Ing. moderate rent of S23. So Apply 10
se2o-3t WESCOT1 WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
LOR RENT-920 AND org PATH ST NV
II SIEVE Room aud Cellar Brick House; bay window,
atroos range. bath comfortable and convenient rent
se25-3t WEscoTT WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave- NV.
EOk RENT HAVE ONE OF THE MOST DE
siraoe Residences in the city. No. 2 Iowa Circle
Tor rent furnished at $500 Per month finely located
elegantly furnished; house contains l5 rooms az
IarSe and 8 hall rooms. Will rent for months, one
year or term Of years the premises have every mod
ern convenience For inspection apply to
se24-llt JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 14l6 + ST. NV.
LoK RENT-l6lO NEw HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
- one block above Dupont circle, rooms all mod
err improvements; s2S Per N Apply at 1901 \. II.
we sell N, WIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Eok RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

$50 9th s.e.. Or, w.-l5.30
sl3 18th st. me-, Or. lie
kear 30o sth s.e-.4r..10 80
4 Green's alley. NV, 4r-.y
Rear l210 l s.e-, LIST q. -
Rear 1910 l s-e-- I'd n. :Sr.si
1880 Ailler's CT. Sc, Jr..7
= 4 - Eersct. sw., 3r. ,. so
STORE
O5I Pa ave. sle......-.3o
0sTkDI 4 BRADLEY,
9x7 u sS.n.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

EOk REM
vi v 81 NV. IL
e5ash M 1850
S5o 9th st-se.. l3r, m. i55
SAS 18th q. W.. Ion. n.L5O
~ lst ST. l2r., mi....45
1ASo Bound n.w..lOrs1,
xyS;s otLn-e- ST.. mi go
&0za1thn-a6r.m-l-l6.7 as
S$o,h 81 "a. or- 80
laxl.ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED

EOk RENI-UNFUhNIl
II l7O1 x. l. ave. NV
17r...............t20S.33
141 S Mass. ave. l7r.
and stable. ............2OO
i Dupont circle, lar. 2OO
1915 18th st. NV. 4 3r2UU
9l2 10Th st. II. W:
2Or. ............-l6o. y q
17l4Copn. sv., lSr. 106. ~
l4l3 q st. n. W. 1lr.
and store. .122
122S N st. NV, 15r. lbs
100 18th st. n.
W. ,16r. and stable1l6.61
l401 Stoughton ST.,
ii 4 -
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FOR lighthouses.

Lok RENT-EY THOs. Z wAGGAMAN. REAL
IL ESTATE BROKER 9l7 ST. NV
HOUSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

HON sALE-NEw BRICK DWELLING. NORTH
- west; nFst door psrlor library, dining room
Kitchen and large pantry second noor four chambers
and bath room: cemented cellar under whole house
RUTHERFORD. 1907 E St. se2l OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lrOR SALE
Il g1S St n.ys Is rooms; $4,000.
5l2 St n.w., 10 rooms: e13O00.
y s4a I3th 81 NV IL rooms; $1,000.
a lO,room House. 9th st. bet n and o sts.. n ".
APretty Groom House. wsllsch Place; $4,000
1888 18th ct. NV, rooms $3.50
2LArgs Houses, Grant Place each ~ 900
PLANT TUkPfN,
se253t Safe Deposit Building. 18th and N Y ave,
INOR SALE
- AT $4,000 II sold at once. good Frame House;
W. E. BURFORD,
se-o-or 1422 New York ave-
TNOR SALE
Z For $500. very pretty new Two-story and
BACK Bulding House, on 9th st. n.s East Capt.
toi ST. Smau cash ana monthly payments.
ma W. u. BURFORD,
se2o-3t' 1422 New York ave
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y u ED.
IS Iowa Circle, 12r. .e1OO
! 1901 21st 81. NV, Sr.. go
1900 l. st. NV. Tor. 10
60l 1Stnst. n. .66. 81
1888 18th st. w, Or. 80
10th st. NV. ST. .......50
1901 Q st. NV. 6r.-...50
l24S llth st. NV. ,10r. so
936 n. Y. ave. NV,
1855 Pierce place. Tor. ~
PAYS 14th st.n. W. Or. Al 81
3073 NJ st. n.w..store. Or 40
1903 9th st. N. W.. yr- 80
1907 Caroline ST., Or. rs
1929 NJ st. NV, ar. 20. 80
% HOUSES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-22
rmE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TfbN.

The people OF Washington territory.
and especially those of Seattle. appear
~ have forgotten that in less than two
weeks q convention viii assemble 10
prepare constitution Tor the state Of
Washington. The ire and the events
which succeeded is have driven all
other things from the popular mind,
the press has ceased Ia discuss The
problems which the convention will he
called upon To- solve. and. from pres
cnt appearances. the members of that
body will have no reason to- complain
that they have been undaly influenced
In their action by eianaor from the
outssde. Indeed. the present eonds-
sioa 81 the public niaa Is one OF al
most complete apathy 80 Ear as the
convention and IT. action are con.
cerned.
Vet the questions which the conven-
tien will decide are iust as important
rs they sere before the ire. II il just
~ important that Washington have q
good constitution. IL Il just ~ ina
portant thai every suggestion offered
In regard 10 il he considered and dis
cs,ssesi. Ii Is iast rs important that
the work OF framing the organic law
BE- wasshesi inssutly ana with IA eager
sl~xtv.< =. .s.ss.ay ..zsf s..{s.t ems apx
that the trainers may leave in shesr
work.
We must nes aiso~ oar misscrtame
and the nscessisy for repairing il 10
oFuwd other shings frem oar minds.
The duty which the psop'e 81 Seattle
cwe "a the commonwealth Is as great as
ev~r and IL must he faithfully dis
charged.
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The Cssu~na-sssel seems ~ have ra>
tered upon tronsssssi waters, The esa-
sxnes connecting the organization in
an snssirvxs manner With the saaE,is-
oi pr. sruasa grows stronger ~ tiase
passes. ami Il y sy1aens ~ headers
wisi have some ssereaxh explaining 81
do il shey hops SO saw II ftcna sase Ne
pfuash 9! BEING samrsfeeas ae&ssse.
IL The ses.sesv i ssissttess q essssnss tssss
With the tshscsso crime, is ssaessssssss
should strain every nerve 10 make shs
fact ayTsr~ns fcs. aalvss tisey 10 ~,
the DAYS al Their efgsnsssssssn are
numher~d. Ne seses~ss. ssessl, rsass>
ioas or political San ssve IN tise tnitsss
Ssates II reasonable sasisssssss 81
murder attaches otis nssse-
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rAClv1c coAsr srsAnsaIP 90

DispascA steamess from Seattle - folloWs:
For San Fnncinco. via Port Townsend
and vict0ria: Aztec p N {paspengen ~
ceived On hoard q 5:eo p nj on June =, Z.
Il, a, =, q, and every ave days thereafter
For ALASKA: AZ = m June ~, IA, "a,
July :, u, IL, n, August I, II. L. =. Sep
temher - and -
Puees sound ports: Ats Z m, Juue 4. .,
IA b, -, "A and every me days thereafter.
Cabin tickets may be obsaincsi q the
once az shs comyany ct THE Russell"
cecera&e tickets from the purser o. board
GOODAII4 PERKINS 4 CO, Gen'l Aga
No. 10 Market street. San Franciaros Cal.
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So rratimens ID - tailed efstse
- 1nere elsesfy inaSe manf1o6s tksn
S1ne - ro>t uoek Tie oyes-
80 de6see y ~ psnhihitosy
- aIcns s Pennsylvania hss beez
~ 1900 - ebe sepeal II ~ psok5Is
16sy ensssdnseas which has hen IN
6sce = nhode fsiand Tor tie pss&
60 yeusv. ths nsIosity In savos II
8 49, hesne remarkst,iy isxne IN
80 Z. -. ,ry1al vose.
II ~. - exne<ted ~ prohtbstipu-
-. enneraIav tlsnf ths prohibt6svy
rooaueut would s. adopsesi i Penn
nSl,enfe Impartial ob~ervess rse-
1le1cd fhat ne majority aeainss II
/ 1919 rraeh fifsy fhonssssd. Many
- "a csnvnseesi ne stats il bsbsaf
II - srendmsnt believed thst Il
v6nld CONE within twenty ekouxand
49, - a1op1son. and fhess wsss not
uan1ine shors Who suppressed eoniI-
1CDcs sbat : msjosisy II the vosss east
wuuld - Ia Il. favor. Nobody, either
onS6ne ~ friends on among The enc
n1ies q de measure anticipated tbe
unosmOns maj0yify which wss thrown
e1oinpst ii. The result. q once unex-
nccted ana overwhelming, must b -
1f<oousnnfnx 70 the friends of PRO-
hjhttlcn = i il encouraging 10 thoss
u1o oppose thas particular method Of
tkeoljnr uith che liuuor eviI.
1houxh the majority In Pennsyi-
vania wss entirely unexpected, the
eouosal result he'd been foreseen by III
unpesludicod observers. In Rhode
Island ~ case was different The
Pyohibtsionssss wess entirely confident
g success. The people Of the stase
hnd threa wears gro adopted. by de-
odd majority. probihitory amend.
mnnx a he mQt radical nature.
rhmsh d. enlargement 81 dis
au,endment had not bcsu altoeether
r.ov,.,lsr Il v.s deemsl, scarcely possi-
- tha4 he fseains arainst il would b
3 sarnns = L. c.srss IL repesi. The
PYuhihitIonists vere n the more con-
nx,ens h~rau.~ three.Afths IL The
1o1al voee cast i necessary IN order 10
naks ! constitutional change In
nhosa. Island n dsd nat apf.ear 10
- : v.rv alf,icu,f t.xk Ia ..cnre txox
afths 81 the votes In favor al
IN amendment which had only three
vea,s before received more than
fhree- 1;f,h. ~ N. votea cast. The r.
snls ho~svcr Il : snrprtss 10 all.
wos on,v .iid the opponents OF the
amendment SECURE : three-fifsbs vote
II f.vo, of its r~ne.l. hut they
MA . ,n.,v,r ~ ncre than Ava thous.
ana cots. - .r.rs Tn. vote in favor
a. ren~aI was 3 a,a while the Prohi-,
tasi....,.t. ~~,. ali. m .~cnrs onlv
. sss .o...
rh,. ~. h~sn . hs,, war Tor The
p,oh,hisioo;.,. Wherever th~ aue--
rIon in ~hich th~x are - derpty I'M
ter~~tea H.. l.esn subms,t~,i ia the
r,eorse sh.v h.v. me-, with Z aisas
.ssa.
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81 euuejss1e& - shxfsexa h<Aa - exen-
Fss&xn ehntns ese-. eGoye a2e4 ttsne2 furs
nffuse, th< $50 = y III sSegn<eo - tse
wex side a vneeoh Hsaaad- y. =. pnf1e.
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s-s.s- : :
N.s0R eALE The FINEST 191CK
~ yAr1 ssze % - ngssaA- 80 lilies
n~y. ! ~ suisshi~ fu~ pss3acd hvtce, sii<r
esc innxh~netsfse nnppsy - wsod 40
wssss. - lana 60 sssI sad ~sss l.ee kw
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nssr rssr: L..kx : zsna 81.
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II shfss~i~ Mil Al ID anat rumntng
s. dsr- =. - ~ al enpar31y, eixhsse6
49, fv,.n, sS~rf1e W 81 c. saf9 Puue-
~. fstsrcrers
1-sr ~-Tg 1000 FRTT on TiNBKR,
frouI e Cariaoa 4 Anihea. ~
6 ufOa Yssrct
= -,-,<S.s $500
rhsins. sne,rh- nsncka. / isfkscreu,
fsssS rue - Ia cart hs,ota md 0kAeT tug-
rissw es,pArstrs. & caxispa 4 Anthxe. zl1
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Z MN aAIE-<S1DD kfyE R0OW HOUSE
ana lsieh. .irhtsy lns. eox13n. near
rsyxuer Fseyvs,fh aud Pine, tUo squares
irum motor iiDs- Nus sell before July b
VI, 25s kxteinxcf 1eac1e0. Axen1.
T-00 a11R-<sNE sTEAN LAs NcH.
FOR parsicalsn eai q Il. ]. Rxxna.
1-~~s.v t.<s...sfns hiAsss. .
-
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= =: - - - .a.ssi. al r~rv 60. 8 ~
III Wczt 7f1tx1rs 80 VIII S4sESX - -
wards, ~ COiumhiA mretf t0om
~nR nONr gTREgr PROP
sxtv-Ve ns;se txdsv 4 choice ID On
Front a1rest, 81 feef frontage, near safe
Deposit building. 81 great taFka3n. fes-
snna waiting 70 Invest In the best pg0pe1ty
In the eity will do well 10 call On uD - ones
- ~ $3.50 W. 90 ~ 1890 Iss~sss fsSnt~i
-
s s,,--s = - -
49, s..s,. $3.50 S..>ss..ss - wnr.ssv
~ - - = y - $500 - ~
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c IoPeJ sss $500 srssss.. iii -
l,T :. ~ 800. - - Siss~s hiN
slsA 3. ~ .s';s. - - isN a 49,
'front.' ON Commercial street. By 20 feet back.
together with the right Of way tees VIDE
In the rear OF the place where keIbug8s
old drug store formerly stood, corner oJ
s...n s';,s.s ~ ...s,ssa,tv src-n - the
n sss.,e 49, ,. ~r1 rssSs
= IRE snsi.. nsor~vtv ~fll he sold.
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and Canada n
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q r B0AN. AfrURNEY-AIsLAW,
As Co.'S CS1nssstoner Wesa1nesoa
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TAM1s 4 HOWE ATr0RNEY,Af.LAw.
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Ne ~. 1sea3s. ~. u.
fCHTENBRRG Z KlEFkR II. !.
Il Lzchtenberx and James Kieser afsor-
neys and CONFESSIONS - law-
TANas 4 HONE. ATTOR ~KY-Aa-LAW.
a tmsooG - - lnf1nd eonass snpeDe
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TOeHlA y. WiESTt4NG. ATTORNEY
u a.-LAws Room No = nossOn block. -
20 y n PRAff, ArrORREY-AfLAw.
Ne cosrosatson, No esssne. lac ana
dansee A1!u egersalsy. 6oatheosf cor
0ee CM1@neo $50 lntr0.
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BANK
AND DEAlz,s-
SAFE ISVE1Kns

A general bankine
Exchange bo0xht ~ ...s7
lowed on depositA 80.
estate and personal s1rS
hoers. = n. b sAH
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IT. passenger equipment h the finest In
the world. cOnsisting Of Luxurious Sleep
ing CArs, having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths for
holders Of second-clnH tickets, and the
most modern style Of Day Coaches
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality Of food, In unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates.
The variety and grandeur Of scenery
along its line II uneQuAtei, and In the de-
tails Of track, train service, ETC., nothing b
omitted that can add 70 the safety aud
comfort Of its patrons All In all, IL gives
the best and most servicahle line Of travel,
whether Tor business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. Victoria, and
AL Pacific Coast points, and Winnipeg.
Minneapolis, ST. Paul, Chicago. ST. Louis,
Ottawa, Toronto. Nontreal. Boston, New
York. and all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are Issued 70 all
principal points in the United States, Can
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following agents Of the company:
e. G. NCCORD, Washington street,
Portland, Oregon; 4. w. McGINNES6. Seat.
Tie. w. T.: 3. r. ELLIS Tacoma, w. t.:
d. E. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
aud Passenger Agent, Vancouver, b. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co.. past0f7ce.
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