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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
Railroads..
CENTddR4AdLn RAILROAD 54sII5R9 y OF NEW-JESsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
c...s s$s s e. s; { :as
200 ~ FOR be%nston. EastOa, BeteksHs h s.
nesS Hsa 81 ciqsf RssS s;;F
s ss ssdl IsSsSs %sS S,ye T'""aua s
town. O2 asacn caaE Esadns s sSR gss SA
chSn &Fes SSr hfT TasA sss sc. N
z:s6 ,. %: for Flemi9gton. LAKE hopseo1e Ea:son.
SGS D. M FOR PASTOR Bsthe6ea An,5snns 2 T,u,,
ohg s1 % ssuaa n.9S sr &C. o. sd ddqa s
100 .. H. SUNDAYS, for Lake Hopaicong ''''"s'
Sss "a &s' ssy1 ss"s S5S Ply o,
o S9S 60 p m SS Study Si1 1, DO not s.9a
oe Fsr c asas ' hsSy Via Mavan and n.y
f For I GD Tom, River and Barnesa co. s
F For Beach s ia Atlantic City vInelsnd and Bd,.
81 eSS 80 oS g. g. s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier s, H., foot or Rector-s-
N MONMOUTH. SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOHNS
B5sgfS .? sal 1S s2 90 Il no. no. % no. $780, 'a
pssan 7i5 600. ii 90 a. NJ 20. 800 sds'
Tof LSsEewood, Toms River and Barnegss 4:So IA,
Tor Beach Haven. Atlantic City, vIneland end BHds.
Tor haan, h Hs III b % 30. 100 H. q oO s.s,
dags only, $50. Ii5, go D. Sundays. go n.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOB PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. h OK Aew-Jerse, m adephia and Read.
Tx 4 X and Baltimore ana Ohio 10 r.. leave foot
E.; r2B!s,11s,2s;' s s go Co. 800 49, fss 2'
?. N. SpNSDA6s 8 80, 0 80 a m, 80. $780, Sla
.xs For Baltimore and wsshpgson daily 30 az %
Trains leaving at 40, IL 200 m, S0 100. 80
burg Pottsyllle, &c.
Tickets and PaoE Car be procured at H. 2el
AID, o44, LAO 1923 Broadway. 1877 6thaYe. 264 West
l25th:st 1Si East 125th.st, New.York Court-st 500
New-Yor6 Transfer Company will call for and ehees
baggage from hotel or residence.
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and the total deposits az the respective dates
Specie ....... &Gs $40 300 esq S0i1O sos oo3 900
Legal tenders % 7z5 100 80 800, go 400B1 500
Total reserve SOL 32idOO s119 100 200 800 1884, 800
Reserve required
against deposit So l1l,I15 los. 039.D7j 104 Si9 S25
Surplus ........... s5212 e25 s1676O.025 si5O4 975
Pea cent Of deposits $3.50 20O6, 2807
The following is Saturdays statement in detail ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

The bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing House
and the stocks sold the NewYork stock Exchange for
the week Of three years compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
rr-nnrrAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
T1IIItJ4ND IR4'I1'V''7'
crNcrNN Att. JACKSON AND MACKINAw.

London Aug. $3.50 y. m.-The amount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank o. England balance to-day Is
90 600 pounds Paris odvCes quote per cent Feutes 10
IS h. a2i, cennos for the account aud Exchange Lon.
don AZ 20 n, % centiems for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS:
FAST pIwTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPFt.
Gals with Ilegant Wagner Drawin4room cars Aough
y, t shufT without change, leave Grand CentrN Station
Ma Harlem Division daily. except Sundays az 10 $50 a. m
"a 9.i0 H. M. Fiss time. Superior serNlce:
JoiiN NJ ~, - ertntendent Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
THE MONETARY SITUATION

, Sept 3 ls1 Sept. l. 'S5 Aug. 81 IS
fNchanses 3O<y S20 49, SOL go, C3j aO2j $50 10
\ o. shares sol1 j 40 300 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

The following Saturdays quotations FOR unlisted
securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES &LOTS
EOR SALE.

East side I'd near ST.. New 2-story and basement
Brick, rooms and bath; newly papered and painted.
$4,000 Will exchange for unimproved city or sub
urban property
North side of wallach near l4th st., Groom Bay
window Brick. $1,000.
last SIDE OF -Otn ST. Pennsylvania ave., Lot go
x115 improved by good Frame Dwelling $4,000
South side of near 29th st. three Large Bricks 10
rooms each, all mi. 81, 600
North side Rhode Island ave near 18th St. 2-story-
and basement Brick Dwelling rooms and bath, all
Corner Sd St and Massachusetts ave. D g, Splendid
New Bay window Brick. rooms bath and every CON
ve ~ns1s $4,000
8 Bricks s iG ss I'd tn "
Ihree New bricks ON 10Th between L and NJ sts., 8
xs on near 2 Am st. 2stOry Brick rooms. gas.
10Y Ms; sids 24. between and sts Groom Frame.
West side u cieyelaSd ave- near st. Groom Brick
Bss Ss ss md near sh q t0ry and
West sice Of 10Th ear St.. 2story, Groom Brick.
on 7,h St Virginia ave e.. 2-story Frame lot
2%,a16O $1,000. Mili exchange Tor la ger property.
window srieks, side and rear alley. white tenants.
ing lot i7.so 70 alley; sl,7oO.
BrieE ali lot TX So to s .liey n good stable IN
rear. sIO.UOO.
story dus Bpck 9r rooms ana an SaiG s s
Prize Us u wuo.e, sl.,,uu0.
south s,du franklin near New Jersey ave.. 8.
~ 6.h sw. near st.. Lot 1a.ls to alley. improved
south side yirpinis ave near 22d st., new 2-story
BAy-window Brick. Lot l712xo5 10 alley. sI,U00.
BARGAIN.
On 7th st. entrance to Soldiers Home: Entire
Front; 220x1 80; small cash payment; balance ou
long time. Prlce 45c.
DESIRABLE LOTS
East side Of goth near st and facing Connecticut
ave. Lot 2Ixl4O ~ alley. 81.
On east side OF 2Sd LEAR ST., Lot 54xSO to alley.
soutn side Of bet list and I'D sts Lot 221lOO.
North side of near 14th st. l6xl4O to alley offer
wanted
'ou.n side of Oregon ave. bet 18th and 18th Sta,
Lots each ieh9I to alley. ei.
NortA side oeL 2ist ana 22d sts., Lot 20x9o ~
Corner New Hamp hire ave and St. improved by
several smAii f.aDes; o4lo square leet offer
North side st. New lam lshire ave-, Lot 23.sx
NJ yet 18th aud goth sts., 5 Lots. each I5xIOO.
soc.
North side Of bet. ga and 2,d sts, Cox lo6 wide
GU: 10Th aud T sts., Lot 54xlOO to alley in rear
side 18th near H st. ne. 10, 90 by about loo
Three Building Lots on Riggs st.. 45447 to alley.
Coiner 9Th and X sts.. soxIs3 Good for coal yard
or storase depot. her square loot Toe.
CHEAP HOUSES.
North side st. near Vermont ave, Splendid Three
story Brick 10 rooms and bath. aid. go
Mort. ride u ST. 9Th st. aud facing Pension
Office grounds Large hIeestory Brick dwelling IL
rooms and all MI oi0.UoU.
WESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
Real Estate Brokers,
oc26-3t 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
CITY AND DISTRICT

81 Every one who wants 70 hire help or And
. situation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or hnd bargains Of any
kind, should use and consult the second and
third pages Of TIE star. They constitute .
perfect daily history and directory Of the minor
needs and activities of this community. and
each new advertisement therein is as well
worth reading Is any other department Of the
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
IS KRUPP COMING HERE?
A Report that He Will Start Great Gun
Works on the Monongahela.

A Pittsburg dispatch to the New York
Sun says: There is explicit and authoritative
confirmation Of last weeks report that Herr
Krupp Of Essen, Germany, is negotiating for
an enormous river frontage for gun works on
Monongahela river, in the fourth pool, above
Pittsburg.
J. b Finley of Monongahela City and Chas
G. McIlvaine, q Pittsburg lawyer, have been
conducting the negotiations to purchase 1--WE
miles Of river front. Lawyer McIlvaine ad-
mitted this evening that such q deal was on
the program. He likewise acknowledged that
the ground desired was near Monongahela City
and that it was wanted o manufacturing site.
Reliable information was obtained from an
other source that Krupp wants location in q
country not likely to be embroiled in European
troubles, and 30 be Is coming here.
The Chippewa Commissioners have arrived ct
Duluth from the Grand Portage reservation,
where they secured every male adult Indian
signature to the agreement for taking up land
in severalty and selling what remained
Texas rangers, assisted by Mexican troops,
captured thirteen bandits last week in Hidalgo
Thres-year-oid Edith Etteir of Philadelphia
was choked TO death sunday by . chestnut
Seven SUPER with the Emma Juch COM
pany, whose salaries were in arrears, tricd to
make away with their costumes in Philadel-
phia Saturday night They were arrested for
larceny, but cleared, and given checks for back
pay.
An unknown person opened al the gas Jets
10 81 Peters Catholic church, Baltimore, 6atur-
day, for the supposed purpose Of blowing mp
The building when the sexton lighted up.
Great sxcitemsnt exists In Lexington, NO,
Of thirty vhits men charged With he recent
lynching Of Robert Berries, young white man
who very brutally murdered hi motbss-in-lsw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-l5.2 81; NV: THAT ELEGANT
New Thrce-story and Basement Corner Brick
House CONTAINING II rooms; sleeping Apartments:
rooms deep; pressed brick and brown stone front
with circular bay window, finished in natural woods
cabinet mantels, things &c; very superior plumbing
and steam hezttng paratus For price, terms &C.,
apply to FnED W. PuLING. owner and builder,
1885 18TH st. NV. oc29-1m
EoR sALE-134 AND 1875 Sc JUST BEING
pushed vide fronts; large yards; desirable neigh
borhood: southern exposure rooms al modern iul-
provements only 90. 50C; bound to exhance in value
Apply to WELLER REPETII. 326 Pa. ave. ae 2s-3
LrOR sALE-AT A SACRIFlCE-OwNER LEAv-
y ing the city price reduced to $3.50 worth
20 OOO, brlek House 10 4th Ct ne. nearly new;
ten rooms and bath large lot alley; splendid loca
ton; may be used as basement or cellar Keys 1t
FOR sALE-An Elegant Bay window Brick House
on lettered street near 18th ten bath and cell
lar; splend condition; large lot; will sell TO quick
buyer Tor $o,SOO. DAVID d. STONE,
1t 500 ri. NV.
TOR sALE-&600 Cash, $40 PER MONTH. WILL
buy the follow House,: lie Droit Park. new
Brick, eight rooms and bath, bay window; price
$500: 18th st. Nv, near Y. Brick House, six rooms:
very cheap At $4,000. Corcoran st., Bav-w ndow
Brick. nine rooms, bath and eler: lot 10 9, o5 to
alley. DAVID D. STONE,
1t 500 ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

S24 1T. az. ior.. bay window. all mi .e35 90
vi 1pgiy tor. q. c1MPBEii 5i7 10th :; nv aeoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

+ between d and SITS. sw, and connecting LOT on
sss SsSss sio S's;
FoR sALE-HoUsEEssTI uvr,r
n st. near Conn. ave. a.story and Basement Brick
ss.G1 so1g sna Brick
10 rs. nps location, lot 2oI 90: cheap -. 10000
best condition. hne location, lot 23sIO ,barc
Cor n III ava and ST. New sstoiy Brick. 'o0
y.t mr. i4ih: New history Biei. i0r.:: $500
Pc; n,r 18Th 3s!ory Bret. 9rs............ 5000
r. mi Or Hsm es scry Brci or
n mr. I'D st New 3-story Brick 10rs....-... 100
i aia Il as, .S.y b,ei ios SsS
a, mr. on st 3story Brica lors 1920 5o
" ave- mr. st. 2-ssoEy Bick RS 1900
5.h mr. st. 3ssory BRICK. Sra. 5000
g E; 5: ): SS:s'tsl e sss ct sa.l,o
4'h mr. st a'''Sis ssSSiT;iHxxsT: $50
3 mr. Sd 1t. 9rs., Brick. lot 20X9O........ $500
FL s.s. 6opiioi e ~ ss. Ssss condition: SoSS
y AZ III 81 t, SriSA RSMeians 4'foo
oese.s, b. F. o1IH sgs ! ., oo o..
E0R SALE OR RENT-A DESIRABLE LIIILE
s S5a %, goo; rent $50 Apply CHARLES IksLl
z b.
T. eupied By owner, 635 g st. s.w.; very desirable;
sa ocss,e. ALBERT s9 I; ~ NV
LcOR .sALE-TO INvEsTORs-EIGHT 5-ROoM
Il Bricks water and sewer: wide street; lots l2x
Do just finished $1,000 each will pay ~ per cent
net; rent for ell. BARNES WEAVER,
ocIS-lm' $40 st. NV
EOR sALE-HOUsES AND LOTS IN MOUNT
Il Pleasant. J. r HERrF0RD,
oc16-3m 1919 G St
FoR sALE--wE OFFER SOME VERY ATTRACT
Il I've and Complete aud 7-room Houses on street
between 4th and 9th sts at reasonable prices and
on easy terms. For particulars apply to
sWORMsTEDTk BRADLEY,
oc3-im Y27 + St
1. OR SALE-I HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
Il Residence Property. both in and the cit, ;
send Tor copy of Persons ind Property HENRY WEST
VAIL. cor 18th and sta NV. oc5-lm.
ICOR SALE-3O25 ST., AN ELEGANT 1o-ROOM
l. residence, suitable for Army Navy officer or
member Of Congress; heated BY hot water two bath
rooms and all other modern improvements Price
sonable. W. RILEY DEEBLE. 1919 + st. oc12tnol
kSOR SALE-S2O0 CASE, BALANCE ON 20 YEARS
Il time, Comfortable Groom House; mod. inps /;
why not obtain . home! sWOhMs1EDT ,AD-
LEY, 927 Est. GOBLIN
lTOR SALE-e1l 18TH ST NV, SPLENDID g.
l. Story and Basement Brick House, containing II
rooms. bath rooms, &C. Newly papered aud PAINTED
throughout; plumbing, range and furnace have all
been Put ia perfect order. Price, ell 900. BkALL,
bhoWN q w., lo2l ST. oc2-lni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

ss1'hE WORLD DO MovE".REMEMBER THE
Il Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned 81 hrstciass nain-spriuks
warranted Year. ~l all clock and jewelry work Ut
lS24 4 St. NV. au17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE
THE VICTIM.

Mr.. Edmund C. Blunt, the victim, is the son
of Mr.. II. W. Blunt, tue well-known cemen
dealer. He is q member OF the Washing Lon
bar, and was prosecuting attorney in the Ponce
Court for a while under District Attorney Cork
hIli. Recently he has pad much attention
to races, being the owner Of two valuable
horses. He is frst-class horseman and has
frequently ridden horses on the Ivy City track.
He belonged to the Dumblane hunt club and
very popular with the ladies and gentle
men who took part in the cross-country rides.
he is ABOUT thirty years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

TIE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN sHoonAKER's sALoor>-
IMPROVED CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED NAN
CAUSE OF THE pIFFIoULrr-nASrs IN Gus
toby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOB sALE-NICELY ARRANGED AND ATTRACT
y i've Cottage Of rooms. With large yard at Mount
pesssnt in spendid order price only s3v00 terms,
oc26-3t ". @ DUvALI- S25 r st. NV
LIOR sALE-el, TO0-TwO-sTORY BRICK ON isT,
Il between ID and SITS. sw., and connecting lot on
Delaware ave-. containing 1.041 feet House pays z
per cent on above amount OWNER, 6l0 II 1T nv.
oc26-3te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

Rev. J. q. Arnis celorsd psseos 81 eolsrsd
Baptist church in PorHznoufh, Va, vns -.
Afternoon. His vicnn = young celoesd Gxk
. member Of h ceagreGaf1oa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FOR SALE-LOTS

l,OR sALE-10 BUILDERS OR sPECULAToRs
T Block of Finely Located Lots on ST. ne De-
tween 9th snd 9TH. sewer srking sidewalk and only
80 n deep to alley. nov grading for 10 houses
adjoining: other lots held IT Soc viii sell for so
WkIGHf q sTOCKkTr, $40 st nv oc:,6-3,s
I,oR sALE-Two Lors NEAR DUP,,Nf CIRCLE:
+ 2Ox6o. $4,000. Terms $500 cash. $500 IN ninety
Early, sos 18th ST. oc2S-2w
EoR sAI.E-Two MOST DESIRABLE LOTS NEW
II Ham, shire ave. near Dnpont circle: sou beast
fronts; 81. so foot Apply CHAkLEs EARLY, sos
14th st. ocSS-2w
TS0R SALE-SEvERAL OF TnE CHOICEST COR
y ner Lots in the northwestern section w
YOUNG. l303Fst oc2o-6t
tOR sALE-A FRONTAGE OF 20 FEET on
j. north nde Of Mass ave-. bet. 9th and 9TH Sta ne
Ibis Lot l. a FOOD Investment at the Price asked.
W. oc24-dt
OR SAI.E-ELEGANTL LOT Ar COR. OF CoLUM-
Ola road and ,!intwood place: also some Very Zine
sdolnins at moderate Price these Lots have gas
SET p rosdwaIs macadamired TYLER 4 kUThER-
loAp, IaoI stnw aul.-60t'
EoR SALE BARGAINs-C CHOICE LOTS AT
Forest Glen. Nd small payment down, balance
monthly J. K HEREFORD,
oc16-3m lAlp 4, az
EOk sALE-yERY CHOICE LOIS IN MT PLEAS
a. 4 SGErroRD.
ocIo-lm 14ls q ST.
lrOk sALE-wE OFFER AS sPlCIAL BARGAINS
= 10y ~. SO W. "a feet front on Conn ave. bet
ne w fee deep to alley opposite senator s.Syers
with % feet front on L II Al rear HOUSE 1853 81
10. ieet front BY lao deep, with stable IN rear.
seZ4-Im BEAI-I. BROWN CO.. l32t st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-;AN ACTIVE YOUNG PARTNER.
w with small capital to engage in general contract
d ins sss graduate preerrsd "a
GOnn UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
%AOOs To the right party with 500 Tor more is
offered opportunity to make 81. 900 TO g. 900
dssss b1SLIF ELEeFRic nc Co. D' PHILADELPHIA A
w AsHINeToN LOAN AND TRUST co. STOCK
" D' FRANK Il. pEloUzE. 1913 street.
Money to Loan on Stocks and Bonds. oc2y-6t
FOE OBS, sA JIsos ARR PARK, wADEsBogo;:
and Light aud other Speculative Stocks. CHAs A.
XVANTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 OR
Address L. C., Star office. IT.
E9R sAL LIZ, \, OLD ESTABLISHED MILK
Cans sd oeated near the city, Apply to lis St NV.
EoR sALE-sAk ROOM. STOCK, FIxTUR SAND
BSSs St: FIR selling Or i KSaH
EOR. sALE-CIaAR AND TOBACCO STORE;
wholesale and retail well located: large custom
be arranged to suit best of selling Call
0s acssosi and Il am 6 e Sd bS Pm ala
toR ExCHANGE-sEvERAL SMALL HOUSES
for Building Ma,e Gs Or T Hassnt GEo9nd
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL EASTERN AGENT
Oport Richmond. Philadelphia, zProposals win be
THIkTIElH 1889 for the sale of the whole or any
portion of the l2S old Log Bjlge aud Barge Canal
Boats of so to POO tons carryiuy capacty the prop
erty of the Phi adephia and Reading Railroad Com
sna iGns a @ Of lie
be sold they lay to be removed the expense
the purchaser. For further information apply to
FRANK NJ. KELLEI,
oc26-s, tn, th, td1 General Eastern Agent
p.py cII >[7I5 IS11I, a Y, ~ - =, 80,
A oad s,nra ~ III " SaLE pah AND FANOi
- uoouS toe' ~ IN ~. ne. eHcehent oPlortun-
stock complete: good business and 10 competition;
satisfacto. y reasons given for selling.
WIN: c. VIERBUCHEN.
I,oR RFYT- :; -
4
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7l5 9th st. NV. 3. h..
sis r to $50 Nd. ave.
s.w.. b. h...........1S,000
221O to 2234 Bdv. st
2o24 to 2042 Bay. q.
NV, b. h.. 700
1873 I Ut. NV. dr..
eli III i to aaaa 10th 81 8. WV
NV. b.h. g.. 600
1921 to 1899 c ct. and
1914 to 1929 Harri-
son ave. Sc, b. h., 4
and 5r..-.........12.O00
1873 to l743 E o.. n.
7c OF % s5 7os F.rr;s ;s'ow
st. n. w.. b. h. .......9 8, 900
] to d alley bet. 18th
and 18th, NJ and n
SITS. n.w.-............6,OOO
lib H st. n. e.. b. h.,
,E.................:.f'~oV
$3.50 K st. NV, b. h..
10r..................3,OOO
44S I ct. sw., b. b.,
5r...................1,SW
Sc. cor. s. c. ave. ana
18th st. ,OOO
Alley bet. AZ and 9Th,
n and I ets R.w 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FOR lighthouses.
1911 8 street n. w......e45
APARTMENTS.

EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IiSs F:i n1.....ao sSSS Soz APikTME4Ts. ~
1901 10th St. with Unfurnished Apartments
1ssi St iron Nov bs rented tes Ss e.a
1sIs 4. 20! sS zss -. snss ld-s g
g nov. iS.n 81. arom l724 81 sfs Il .fSs'
1900 30tn st..........59 Stables s6 TO s26 per
FURNISHED
ave near Coss 80 5ssr,Sn i I5sSs
i, bet 18TH and 90 Cor 10Th SIS stsnw ; 800
NJ cor Of 18Th and Conn sa. ave-. adj:cent to
s s with stable per ooo Laisyette square. ~
Cor Conn. ave and s st near e' Dupont or
Conn ave near Dupont lSss ST: near McPher io0
.s season $500 e s: :spss e. and 60
near Mspherson g. 300 N; H.. ave. bet M and -,
Conn. a b. T Conn T.: ave. above St Is
bet 18th IT, s. BEE Ss! i aaS and
ave. .osS 50 !. s' Ss e.: 18th 10Th
sSs 80 st q. bet. I7iS issh .. 90
sts.. with stable. .... .2O0l
etS Is rssGAFf p At Sgs
UNI. % rA"' fAI HILL 8ok S SHfssfo
oc19s,tu.th 1903 Penn. en.w
Anne ssu,s ST
i.tA sS issf
L OR RENT
Il $50 9Th Sc, 13r, Rear 3O5:7th e. 4rSl o 30
mt... &55 Green's alley NV, Ar. ~
s aso f.' csp st. h hsSa E
o9S Capitol St, Sr 40 1880 Millers ct Sc. Or.
iss3 ss
1923 18th ne, 6r 8 so 637 Pa ave. 30
400 12thst.s e. Or. 3.3O Ofice-93l f. Sd a., 3r-
40 Fenton place. Or. q 80 STABLE.
800 Calan st. ne, 6r ..13l1114 11l6 NJ ED
SWOkMsTEDT BRADLEY,
oc22-lm 927 st.n.w
EOR RENT-31Ol P ST., I1R, NJ. l., so5. :,1O3
u st NV, Tor, $40. 17l0 and 1112 sgd ct. NV,
Or, $27. so each. 1914 29th st, 7r. $22.50. 1862
Valley NV 4r. brick, So 329 q. Ar, water
and gas, $3.50. W. RILEY DEhBLE,
ocis-2w 1919 st.
L. OR RENT-AT also PER MONTH,
Il in the most fashionable section OF Washington,
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
This house Is complete and conveniently arranged
and has large double bed rooms near Dupont circle
Apply to j. A. SETTLE n CO..
ocl-lm 1928 st.
EOR RENT-HOTEL WINDSOR, COR 18TH AND
u n. Y. ave. Recently remodeled and repaired
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square opposite Presidents house, u. y. Treasury,
state. War and Navy departments pass door for
all parts OF city. Address W. MARIN. Washington.
DC. se5-2ms
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L OR REM
II Iur- 2122 II st. 1925
SO2 2Ist ST., 12r.. TO. 81
1881 L St., l2r., m-loU. 30
1900 Both ST, Tor. III. i. 80
22l9 / at, 9r.. MI. 1880
1904 9Th ST., Dr.. m.i.3O. 80
1888 Pierce ST., Sr. .27 so
81 Al Dumbarton. Sr25. 90
S44 B 81; sw.. 7r....32.59
9Z2 24th ST.. Sr.,m.t2o.3Q
40 Mass ave, Dr., NILS
1892 Water st............25
$50 I'd st. ne. Dr., milo
213l + St.. Sra. m. i22. 80
1914 18th, IT., mi. .22.50
137-l3y + o.. n. ,6rZ2. SO
112o I'D Or. & str. .222.35
1908 w st., 6r., mi. 2x. 80
1905 22d St. 6rs. .21. 80
Cor oath L G SITS. 10r21.5O
29lS Olive ST.. 6r., mi. .2l
x423 K ST.. 7r........20.50
zoos 18th, Or. w. kg. 90. IS
Tor sfull list apply TO
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T,OR RENT-ON MERIDIAN HILL BET 18TH
IL and 9TH sts. one square shove Boundary 9 room
BRICK vel Of water; 10 per month to . good tenant.
Inquire Of W. 2. oGLE. oc2y-3t'
EoR PENTHOUSE SIT 7TH ST. Sc, 8 ROOMS
II and stable, S22i 20:j3 18th NV, good
tenant SO; lOs Ith st. ne, sl2. c. A. SHIELDS,
1OOo stnW oc29 81
E,oR RENT.2l4 ARTHUR PLACE, BRICK. TWO
II stories and cellar roons; bath; all mod. imps.;
Per mo- go 40; keys at store. B. II. WARNER &
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I. OR RENT-622 AND e2O c ST s. T.; o ROOMS;
mod nnps.; splendid netghborhood; close to
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cAREER or GEORGE nANrz.
WHAT MANrz SAVE.

When seen this morning by q 6TAn reporter
he said: Il was very sorry indeed after the
affair occurred, but IL would not have hap
pened had it not been for the knife. man,s
arm and knife, you know, can reach . long
way, and the way men are cutting people 20
pieces every day-well, acted in self-defense."
What was the cause Of the difbculty2" ssked
the reporter.
money matters" he replied. ssNr. Blunt
has been indebted to me ever since he vas q.
sistant District attorney"
IMPROVED CONDITION OF TIE WOUNDED NAE ~
DAT.
Mr.. ". d. Blunt, the father Of the woundsa
southwest. by o STAB reporter today he
stated that, while last night the doctors end
family almost despaired Of the recovery a
his son, this morning the situation y much
more encouraging. The wounded wAs resting
easily; both balls had been extracted and Drk
Busey and Thompson we're very hopeful
TEE DISPUTED PRoxssoRY NOTE
Mr.. Blunt knew nothing Of the cause Of the
shooting except what he had learned from his
SON. Young Blunt, it seems, indorsed note
some years ago which by round about way
came into the hands of Mantz. Most Of this
money had been paid, but Msntz. according 10
Mr.. Blunt, continued % dog the young man,
insulting him in public places and making
threats against his life. In the saloon Mants
threatened Blunt and bluut drew . knife, afssr-
ward starting tor the door, where he was shot
Mr. Blunt V unable 70 state whether or not
his son had the knife In his hand vbsa he
shooting occurred TO have my son shoe -
killed. by . gentleman" continued NJ. b4ent
would be Q terrible sfliction, bus ths haroe1e
part of this AFFAIR 10 to have our name broughs
into connection with such man - Aans =
known 10 b."
Rev. J. n. Arnis celocsd pessor q . eoIsrsd
Baptist church in Porsznoufh, Va, vas -.
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