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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

in Prof. Humphreys REPORT on
Aged Persons" containing an account
OF S24 individuals Of both sexes. and
between the ages Of 80 and 100. il is>
stated that - per cent were poor. ~
per cent ere in comfortable circum-
stances. and only 10 per cent were
described - being in afluent ciroum-
Stancea
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
MODERN PROVERBS.

II We do not know how 70 waste time, We
be assured that time knows how to
waste u.
SwEARINo can b nothing moro than tho
such . strong dialect Of the devils Ian
gua9e.
Sons men 90 to the country 70 cultivate
their virtues; but it often turns out smere
recreation to give new vigor to their vices.
TEMPTAIIox comes like . river; we need
power to 20 against its tide, but We can float
along with It and arrive q the transgress-
or's destination without tho moving Of Q
muscle. BDODRAo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

Tho bad small boy. when his
mother calls. il like the echo He
answers. but he doesn't coma-Som-
erville Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
COMMON SENSE NEEDED.
d.. Talmage ON the Necessity Of
Church Reforma

Common Sense - Necessary In Rellgi0n
- In Business ARAirs-lt Should He
Exercised In Prayer and In All
Other Religious Duties.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
The JonOO RDaEY.

The JON Panty.
''Jeptha" said Mrs. jones - her hus.
band sat reading his paper, II wish you
cheese in the MARKET"
"How much Is itl' Snarled Jones.
Only dfty cents . pound, dearr"
"Well, l should Cheddarg" said the reca-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
THE SKINNERS.
Their Essay to Enter Society and
What Game Of It

1t kinder
seems - il e
ought to 70 to this
here charity ball. We
don't want to be stin-
~ with Dur money
now we've got i~and
besides, I've got .
hankerlng to 60"
sNathan Skinner,
be you in your
senses" asked his
wife.
~"Alandy.that's just
where I be. What's
to hender!"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

IAN about tho JouesSmith divorce and
the n earthquake, !" called . nevvsboy In tie
Street-car.
Then . meekAooking man ct up and,
holding 10 strap for support, reaarked:
II always thought the earthquake cane
before the divorco.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

0l0go0t apparel ana put on the ml00fN9
garh All the land was full Of the talk
about gold. Gold in the eyes, gold in the
ears. gold in the wake Of ships. gold In the
~stsset-gold. gold. gold. Word comes to
NJ that the mountain of Gods love 10 full
Of bright treasure; that men have been
digging there and have brought up gold,
and amethyst, and carbunc:e. and ja.per,
and sardonyx. and c~hrysoprssus, and all
the precious stone out Of which the walls
Of Heaven were buiided. Word comes Of
Q man who digging in that mine for one
hour, has brought up treasures worth
more than all the stars that keep
vigil over our sick and dying world
Is Il . bogus company that IL
formedf II it undeveloped territory? O
no. the story ID true. There are thousands
Of people In this audience who would b
willing to rise and testify that they have
discovered the gold and have Il in their
possession. Notwithstanding all this.
what 10 the circumsta"ce: Ono would
suppose that the announcement would
send people in great Z tement up and
down our streets hat at m,dn ght mon
would knock at your door, asking how
thew may get those treasures. Instead Of
that many OF rs pat our hands behind q
bsck and walk up and down in front Of
the mine Of eternal riches and say: 'Woll
i'll am to be saved, I will b saved. and il
I am to b damned / vii b damned. and
there 10 nothing to do abOutit" Why. my
brother, You do not do that way in business
mssssrsi Why do you not tomorrow 60
20 your store and sit down and fold your
arms and say: III those goods are to b
sold they will b sold. and il they ara not
to b sold they will not b sold; there 10
nothing for me- 20 do about IL" No. you
dispatch your agsnta you print your sd-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

looo3 q "Wno1o sin abOun0ed grace
doth much more abound" Will you have
the defac. m mt or will you havs the res-
toration? I am we'll persuaded that II I
could BY . touch of Hsavenly pathos in
W. m uvtes put before y.uwhat has been
Tor u saw your soul here would b an
emotional 'ide overwhelming. Mamma"
said . little child 70 her mother
she Was being put to bed II
night mamma, what makes your hand
SCARED and twisted and unlike other
peoples handsf" well" said the
mother, my child. when you were
younger than you are now. years ego
one night after ] had put you 70 bed I
heard . cry,a Shrek, upstaiFa ! came
up and found the bed was on IRE and ]
took hold Of you and tore OF the burning
garments. and while ] Was tearing them Oh
and trying to get you away ! burned my
and IL has been burned and SCARED
ever since and hardly looks any moro
like . hand, but I got that. my child. in
trying 70 AVE you" O mani o womani
! wish to-day ] could show you the burned
Of ChEist-burned in plueking you
out Of the 0rA burned IN matching you
away from the fame. Aye, also The
foot and the burned brow, and
.he burnsd heart-burnsd BY you. BY
His stripes - ere healed"
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The Washington Jockey Club Organized,


Washington now has two racing associations,
the second one having been organized last
night under the title Of the w ashington Jockey
club. The meeting was held in parior 10 of
Wizards hotel. with F. NJ Draney in the chair
and Thomas E. McKnew as secretary. The
business aspects Of the proposition to incorpo-
rate another association were carefully looked
into, and IL was finally decided to
organize with capital stock of not
less than go 600 nor more than 300 600. There
was an immediate move toward subscription
and IN few minutes stock TO the amount Of
sl0,ooo was taken by gentlemen present. The
associations track will be the old one at Ben
nings, which, 1t il said, can be made very fine
one with only small expenditure. commit
tee on bylaws was appointed, consisting Of
Joseph G. Rock, T. NJ. Draney o. g. Staples
Robert z. Morris and John r.. Kelly.
The incorporators who will be known az the
executive committee OF the association, are
Fred. 3. Mcclure, f. N. Draney, John r.
Kelly, Charles Childs, Samuel Ross James p.
Ryan, Joseph @. Rock, John H. Gheen, Andrew
J. Beidier, o. G. Staples George J. Muller,
T. Morris and John W. Shaw.
This evening the incorporators will meet at
Wiiiard's hotel TO complete the organisation.
william Merriam, the eccentric school
teacher Of Rverhead. L. l., died short time
ago, and by his will left his estate valued
at s9S,o 70 the United States government.
His sisters are contrasting his will
1t II understood that there will be . general
reduction Of the clerical force Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio>railroad general once and :
cutting down Of the salaries Of thooe who re-
main Mr.. A. 3. Emmonds general purchas-
ing agent, has resigned
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Warning to African Tourists,

The State department is in receipt Of a re-
port from United States Consul Hollis, at Cape
Town. Africa, suggesting that citizens OF the
United States contemplating a visit to the dia-
mond diggings in that vicinity be warned Of
the danger Of buying diamonds from others
than licensed dealers. The illicit traffic in
diamonds (the stealers being diggers and others
who have succeeded in smuggling stones in
the rough from the mines) grew to such di-
menslons that, In order 10 break it up, a law
was passed Furnishing the buyer of a stolen
stone with seven years imprisonment in
"Breakwater convict station" in company with
the vilest and lowest Of criminals OF all races.
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WANTED--HOUSES

w AETEp-I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR
wv Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
for rent socited 70 place them in my list prompt
returns GEO. W. INkiNs. 18th and II SITS.
WANrED-SEPTEMBER 1. A NICELY FUR
w nished House. Must be centrally located and in
pleasant part of city Best References Address
ing terms. DR.. s., Star Office jy2o-3ts
WANTED-PART1Es HAVING A 10 TO 12-
w room House tn god location and who are intend
ing to leave the same from October to March. 1890
can make arrangement to mutual ADVANTAGE with 8
small family and best security TO have the well
cared for and get fair rent ~ we'll Address CARE,
Star Ofice. tY.,A- At
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TESTIMONY BEFORE THE coRoSxR's INQUEST TO
pAY-A FATAL AFFRAY ABOUT A PAYMENT OF
1--WE cESrs-THK VERDICT HOLDS BURKE RE-
sPoxsIBLE-
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-LADY IN OFFICE DESIRES CoUN-
w try Board where abe can be sent TO and from Of
ice by private conveya4ce. Address IMMEDIATE,
stAndiforda pharmacy. 9th and SITS. NV. II
WANTED-AGENTLEMA AND HIS DAUGHTER
w would like permanent Board; Georgetown pre-
fsrred. State ter1nA Address "wANDEkER" j t2l
G st. iy59-3ts
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PERSONAL MENTION.

| Mrs. ]. L. Nuber has left the city for a six
weeks sojourn at Newport. Del.
| Maj. and Mrs. o. Z. Duffy will spend several
weeks in Boston and the east.
| Mr.. Charles J. Toof, the organist of the
] Church of the Covenant, left yesterday morning
! for Michigan, where he will remain during the
! month OF August.
Among the passengers who arrived at South
ampton yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
| Gibson and their daughter Nellie. They will
spend several weeks in Europe. and then 90 to
Brazil, where Mr.. Gibson has business inter-
| ests, for period of six months or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Chalmers have gone
to Forest Inn" for the balance of the summer
George P. Van wyck and family have left the
Adirondacks, and after August will be in their
country home in Orange county, N. Y.
DIR. George W. Johnston will sail tomorrow
morning for a short Eur opean trip.
The Misses Hannah left this morning for
Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen
1t is reported that Miss Gwendoline Caldwell
who is to marry Prince Murat is about to pur-
chase the old Bonaparte estate at Point Breeze,
above Bordentown, N. j., with the intention of
making it her home after her marriage.
Mrs. Fred Perry Powers left yesterday for
Newport, where she will remain during the
months of August and September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Belt, who have been spend
ing the month Of July in Rockville will leave
on the LIST of August for a trip to Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls and Canada, remaining north
about six weeks.
The family of E. P. MAST have gone to AS
| bury Park.
t. B. Sanders and F. ). Deland of the Treas
ury department have gone to the Cumberland
mountains for I'm outing.
Miss Jessie r. Tompkins of street north
east will leave to-day for an extended visit
| among friends at and near Lakes Mahopac and
Gleneida, New York.
Mrs. d. J. Hussey has left for Belvedere,
| H., where she will make six months visit
| with her relatives.
Miss Claudia L. Moore left yesterday for a
months stay at Asbury Park, where she will be
| the guest Of Mrs Yewell. From there she will
| go to New York and Atlantic City for a short
stay, returning to the city about September u.s.
Miss X. c. Slattery, accompanied by her
cousins, Misses Jennie and Aggie Kirby and
Mr.. VIM. j: Kirby, left yesterday for a two
weeks visit to Atlantic City.
| Mr.. II. V. Boynton, correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette, has gone to Buzz
| yards Point, Mass, for month
! Mr.. Wynne of the Commercial Gazette and
his family have returned from Atlantic City.
| Mr.. o. o. Stealey of the Louisville Courier
Journal, who has Just returned from West Ba-
| den Springs, Is in the city for n few DAYS and
will then go to Long Branch and Saratoga for
| a month.
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The pseudo-Christ Of Liberty county, Ca, II
I'm jail and twenty-nine Of his dsluded follow
ers are ineArceraied with him
Prof. J. W. Howell, vell-known educator Of
Rutledgs, Tenn, 10 dying of hydrophobia. He
was bitten thirteen years ago By q black-and- tan
terrier.
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
L l1Ol X. 1. ave. NV,

~. u o'S. Aw1
11r..-..-........ S2oS. 3;
14l3 Mass. ave. 17r.
and stable. DOC
1 Dupont Circle, lar. 2Ot
1916 lSt ST. NV. 1:Ir 200
lal4Coan. av., II r. 100. 81
401 18th NV. lSr.. l66. 81
l4l3 q st. n. W.. 11r.
and store. .12s
1928 Nj st. NV, l5r. ..l2s
1915 n st. NV. l5r. -.l2i
100 18th ST. IL.
w.,l6r. and stablell6.6r
1925 Mass. ave-, 13r. .I0J
l401 Stoughton ST.,
502 L st. n. W. iir.......75
1914 L st. NV. 12r. as
1928 q st. NV, Dr.. &C
942 n. Y. ave. NV. 9r..65
2O23 o st.p.w., 1lr ana
SIT, stable;n....-,..-.....Gl
2O23 Hillyer Pl., llr. IA
90 18TH st.n w. o.
1415 n ct. n. w..,l1r. III
20o2 X ST. n. W., Or. ...-.6u
9l4 18th st, NV. Tor. &c
9l6 18th st. NV, l0r. .55
The above houses can
cur office only. THO
jy27
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SPECIALTIES.

VTHE DEATH RATK N TREATING PHYsICrANg
- shnndoned cases with the f1ectrpQotse tsle Ihaa
a,6 g. e;ss iav'asisssa'a iaussA soHs SMEsA
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405 @ st. NV, I2rs50.50
l23l y st. n. W., 6r....5 SO
zoos 10th st. n. w, Or. SO
932 New York ave, lOr.45
1850 18th st. NV, ar. 40
6lI 18th st. NV. ar. 40
ITO 18th ST. NV. Tor As
SIP n. ]. ave. NV. Or. As
l1cs Nj st. NV, 9r.-....45
l04 Y 81. NV, l0r...45
1909 II st. NV. Or 81. so
1888 Pierce place. Tor. AZ
lsUl = st. NV. or.-...50
lIO6 Il 81. NV. Tor. 40
24l0 l4th st. n.w..lur. 40
Z 400 Chaplin st. 3r.
1907 18th st. NV. Or. 40
l ia Conn. ave, Tor. 40
1906 10th ST. NV, Sr. 40
1881 4 st. n. W. .9r.....35
1880 18th st.n.w. ar. IS
1896 Mallach pl-. Or. IS. :S3
! us Riggs st. n. W. ,6r..3O
1882 Riggs st. NV, Or. so
1884 Riggs ST.. Or. 80
1908 9Th st. NV, 9r. 20
1905 10Th ST. NV, ar. ..25
1907 Caroline ST.. 1r..-25
e examined by permitfrom
HAS j. FISHER 4 co.
1924 Il 81. n. W.
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Escaped from the Police Court

In the Police Court to-day the case of John
Kelly was called when it was found that he had
escaped. Kelly was young man arrested by
Sergeant Boyle on the charge Of having stolen
the horse and buggy of DIR. I. V. Hammond.
valued at s265,5o, on the Esd inst, and he did
NOT deny the charge. This morning when
called from the cell there was n case on trial
and he was directed TO take seat just within
the door and the dock. II seems that while
waiting he thought Of a door which led from
the hallway to the cellar, and quietly slipping
into the cellar and thence by way of the water
closet steps he reached the entrance and left
the building. The police were at once notified
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Assault With Intent to KIN,

This morning in the Police Court James, alias
Michael Callahan, charged with an assault with
intent to kill James whelar on July A, was
called. The latter testified that he was struck
and knocked senseless by some blunt instru-
bonds $500 80
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EoR RENT

1904 l4th St n. W, 1905 @ ST. NV. lOr. eco
sr and store a. 2S - cor 10Th aud % sts 40
SSS Mass ave- ne Tor so 203l portner pl NV 30 80
aSH l3th stn~. VT 80 4O32s Mass ave. 0r7 SO
80 Mass. ne (r.,1 30 $40 5th 81 N W sr d sd
l5ls Pierce R-. Or Us .itSi All r 81 n e tir 2S
az I'd st ne, ar. 20 sou al2 1. ST. n " Dr. 24
ID 81 ne, Or 20 s32 4th ST W. Ar. Is
ON si-ne Or. 70 % store. ol st. .l25O
2Ose< II. ne. Or. & 40 500 9Th 81 n n an 10
LOAD ST. NV. Ar. L > so 2l2O. l533 sd 81
2037 II. N. Ar. 10 20 NV Sr III M
1925, r. 1914 L. Ar. 81 80 O54 r 1914 Il ar q ~
l2.ss .,.sd u W Ar ID 40 looa p lQls m Ar ii al
2520 X ST. NV, 3r...3 10 l22 r. q ST n e. ar.-.s
,ro, .. WASHINGTON DANENHowEk
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1890 Pa. ave. n.w........65
400 18th 81. n.w......4O
M. cor 9th a Inv. Or. 80
Sl4 .lst n.w........1O.30
SER 4 co. GIG Est NV
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Kun hEcf-
Il 9-ll o st. NV, 12 1887 q
re-. all IN. i......... lola Z
1888 X st. NV. Tor. Callan
all m, i........... : 1918
1870 18th St, Ar, all Rear 3,
m1aA.;..........;=.....s22 Rear g
$50 9th st. Sc. l3r. DO 120S v
FOG As.e., l2r.. mi. so 2Ol6 I
ylS s st. NV, Tor, m. J.. so 2OlS +
1910 Riggs st. Or, nj 40 4 Gree
4u11S LIST ST., llr. AS Rear /:
1890 $ Of. Il. W., llr. 40 Rear L.
1907 9Th ST.. 7r., mi. =. 50 1906 c
1879 N.J.av.. IN. 4. Or. ~. SO Jpn 8
l22 9TH ST. sc, IN Il. Or 26 3 Piers
l405 Col. St, Or. m.i2o.4O FUR
l4Q7 Col. st., tir. .m.i25.40 1904 I
537 9th st. N. e. or. ,m-f.25
232 9Th ne. .,6r, m 22.5O 637 Pa
4s6 LIST y. e.. 6r.. mi. %. 505l1 81
1854 9Th stn.e ,7r.m.i.2 oix252 j
1893 9Th ne. Or, nn.i, 20 and =
10f2 7th sine. Or. mi. Is
10l6 1tn st.n. e Or, mi 4. ! 4 Rear q
1923 9th u. e.. Or. mi. .1Sl0lO z
swohlsTEI
jy1e-lm
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A couple OF eolorsd women Who had bean
picking blaekbsrsiss cane along jnst = Tie
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WASHINGTON DANENHowEk.
HIS st m W
iy27-3t

LOh KENT
II 6l2 Est. n.w..sl2s
2ol N:Capitol st. ! Or. Il.
GA l1th st. n w. f2r. l0t
S2b III 81. NV, 3Or, .lOt
Isl ; NJ ct. NV, l3r. -.
1917 X st. n W.. llr.7O.G(
"a llth st.n.w.,l2rs0.5(
1902 "a st. NV, llr. O.
1904 L "A. W.. ST. .......6s
63l ID ST NV. l6r. .tSC
1909 q St n W, Or. 81
l4l0N st. NV, 1 Or. .55.5.
1911 llth st. n. W. 9r. 5.
1902 4 81. NV. llr. 81
su6 18th n. W. 1lr..5o. 90
lO9 Sth ST. NV, l2r. 50.5(
l1O4 sth ST. NV, Tor 81. II
1915 u 81. NV, llr.50.5t
l223 18th St, ST.. 5O. ..
l643 l9tn n.w.,l3r.. As. 90
llO2 y. III. sy., ST.. .45.5t
l40t 18th n. ". Sr. .45.5(
-. u 81. NV, lOr......4s
2lOo1s II st. NV. Sr. a.
ZIG G Vt. n. W.. l:Sr. .4O.0l
1888 18th n. w. Or. 40. 81
1888 9th ST. n. W, Or. AZ. 4.
1880 18th II n. W. Or. 40.4.
SOB r 81. NV. ar. Al
lOl1 10Th NV Or r. "a
gIQ ost. NV, Or. IS
10 g ST. Sc. Tor. .35. 4.
204 ID St NV, l0r......3J
4o4 II St NV. ST. 81
10 2lst st. n. W, ar 81
1a4y 9th st. NV. Or. 30 &C
JIG sth 1t. n. W, 9r. 80. 81
l6l2 9Th 81. n ". .Sr. 80. "a
l32o ) ST. NV, or. 3O.4O
200 9th st. s.e.. sr......3O
I34 10th 81. NV sr. 80
1880 18th st NV. TBS
ty27 BIZ WAR
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

W Rooms, bath, range, all mod inap; coal closet.
gas meter; rent 500 also, Rooms BATH pantry. all
mod imp rent, SO: reference required jy27-:3t
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A PRETTY SCENE.


At Fort Foote q mother stood in q window
holding in her arms young and pretty baby.
Somebody yelled Three cheers for the baby, /"
and they we're given with will. The little
group in the window was q very pretty one, and
II required considerable persuasion 70 convince
Trooper 4. II. Keyser, the well-known crayon
and water-color artist, that he did not have
sufficient time in which TO make sketch OF
the scene. The troop, by the way, 10 especially
rich IN artists, Sergt. Forsberg being another
OF the knights of the brush, and there are sew
eral others who dabble in amateur art.
THE cohsIssARY WAGON.
At about 1890 Lieut. Barber shouted:
There's our wagonr' and that simple remark
was greeted with cheer. The approaching
vehicle Was the commissary wagon, loaded
with good things, and as everybody was
hungry there was naturally great rejoicing. A
halt was made and In q minute the saddles
were on the ground and the horses tied to
trees aiongside the road. Il wa . pleasant
place 70 rest At Then the fact was developed
that the wagon had been loaded by Mr.. T. J.
hudson, VINO accompanied il, and that the
troopers we're his guests. Mr.. Hudson's con u
= sergeant In the troop and he feels very much
interested in the organization. Huge buckets
the central ATTRACTIONS, but NO one sliahtsd the
big basket Of neatly-vrapped sandviches' nor
did any one neglect the punches Of cold
bauanAa
TIMELY ADDITION 70 rRR YEAsr.
A couple Of eolorsd women Who had bean
picking blackbsrsies came along iust = The
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iISHED.

Conn.ave. above Rsts250
10 n, near Mcpherson "a. 800
Conn. ay-. above X. 200
~ Cor. Conn. ave. a y 81. 500
Gonna. b. y Il Dup'tC.250
~ Jefferson Place q. n POO
~ psf, ar. Dupont cir. ...l50
~ Conn. av. near Dupont
Il I.-.la d
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SHE'D

SHE'D
1927 Corcoran ST. s55
1917 n ~. n.w....... -
1929 10Th 81. (irOm
June D..............45
5O0ls 18th 1t. NV. 225
l446 Pierce pie nv. 81 50
STORES.
lf22 l4th ST. str I'D we. %
lg4p 4th St, store aud
cellar ......-...l..,......4O
: APARTMENTS.
Fur. fiat. h st, bet.l7th
Y q ION SIS %
STABLES.
cNeLtc- -s...-.--.-... ID
Stable rear l140 10th. rs
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Tor RENT-FOR ONE YEAR. OR FOR TERM
- Of years, Fine Store; best location in the city;
S02 9TH st. NV. Apply to owner, l2l1 Rhode Island
ave. NV. iy.,:,-2w
LOR RENT =. STORE 2lS 10TH ST, NEAR
Il Wholesale market and La. ave. suitable for com
mission or grocery business particularly. Inquire
S2O La ave. jefS-3m
EoR RENT-SToRE AND DWELLING ON I'M
i portant business thoroughfare for millinery con-
fectonery druggist tailor OF other light business:
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

EIoR RENT-0FFIoRs = FIRST FLOOR AND
y basement OF 6l1 st. NV. Inquire BERES-
fohDSS printing Office, ON the premises. jy3o3t.9
NOR RENTING COMMUNICATING OFFICES.
layatosy and closet; irst floor l4u5 st. NV only
80 per month. JOHN SHERMAN CO. jy27-3t
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

DOR RENT-GoLDEN CROSS HALL. COR 5TH
II and NV, be rented for first and third Mon
day evenings. Apply +. L. WOODWARD, boston
House. jy2T-3t'
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20 Iov. Circle. 13rx i7.0 Conn sv. lor-
FLATS.
l341 18th e.. new, hsndsomely -nnishsd. heated b.
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roetns ~ NJ store and duei 20
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EoR RENT-UNFUB


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II ST., near Arlington
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