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The Death Record.

The following lis a list OF burial permits issued
by the health officer during the four days end
ing at noon today: White-Louis Lichtenfels,
days; Emma A. Wood, "a years; Harriet L.
Codington, 5years; Jno. II. Reed IL years;
Emma f. Pye, 20 years; Vim. ]. kee, 10 years;
Mary A. Houlihan, q years; Lawrence c.
Ruebsam, months; Carrie Z. Dean, 40 years;
Wilhelmina Ebert, 40 years; Maud l.. Bennett,
years; Jno. ii. Brooks, 80 years; Catherine
Bostic Baker, 81 years; Jas. Haskell, So years;
Sarah X. Tapier, "A years; Adam Miller, 81
years; George Stanley, 81 years; James q.
Davis. 30 years; Mary l.. Marks, AZ years; Ed
ward ]. Flood, 3 days. Colored-Harriet Fry,
81 years: Chas. n. Perry, 81 years; Amelia VIII
hams, IS years; Louisa Dobson, 80 years; Yir-
GINA Harris, 20 years; Washington Crawford,
~ years; Joseph johnson, 40 years; Abram
Brown, "a years; Itena Honesty, 3 years: Mar
garet A. Irvine, years; Thomas \. Smallwood,
years; James /. Bell, year; infant of dab
ney Fleming, days; Jas. s. Clarke, white. 60
years; George Hughes, white, A years; War
rem Z. Barney, white, 6 years; Elizabeth VIII
son. white, 43 years; Patrick Lynch, white, AZ
years; Frederick L. Bradshaw, white, years;
William Mustart, white, IS years; Caroline l..
Clark, colored, 40 years; Vim. ii. Crankum.
colored, 10 months; Walter Burke, colored, II
years; Henry Maxwell, colored, rs years.
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MRS. ROWLAND HELD TO BAIL.
A Lively Scene In the Police Court Yes.
terday Afternoon.

The trial Of the case of Mrs. Annie NJ. Row.
land, late matron of DIR. Hammond's santa
rum, charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT Of SEQ
from the doctor, was continued in the Police
Court yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Rowland
was further cross-eIamined by Mr.. Armes.
His line of inquiry was condemned by Mr.. Cole,
counsel for the defendant, who spoke of the
examination into her private affairs The had
asked her a question about her husband) as un-
gentlemanly conductor the part of the prose-
cutting attorney.
MIR. Armes made sharp reply, accusing his
opponent OF untruthfulness, and a scene fol-
lowed, which Was terminated by the interposi-
ton OF the court, who cautioned Mr.. Armes
not to pursue that line OF inquiry, as it had
nothing to do with the charge Of embe zzle-
ment. The case was discussed at some length
and the court held Mrs. Rowland in 800 bail
TO await the action of the grand iury
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Drove His Family Out Of Doors.

"Your worshipful sir" said Matthew Kent
in the Police Court this morning, II deny the
charge" Drunk and disorderly was what
Policeman Work charged him with. Kent lives
at 90S 18th street northeast Last night, when
he got drunk he drove his family from the
house and his wife, with an infant in her arms,
was afraid to return until her husband was
taken away by Officer Work. He was fined &6.
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Fires.

Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out in the
third story Of house 9lS ID street northwest,
occupied by A. Weinsteen. Some children were
in the room and while playing with matches
they set fire to lot of shavings and a lounge.
Passers-by ran in and extinguished the flames
before much damage had been done.
About IL O'Clock last night the grocery and
provision store of VIM. Neitzey, HOG Water
street, took fire and about 81 900 damage WIS
dome
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A Contented People.

'The most contented people L saw in Eu-
rope" says an American traveller, .'were the
Austrians. and they are the most intelligent.
They have more public libraries than any peo-
pie in the world and they have good govern
ment-almost the same a republican govern
ment. They have beautiful country and a
delightful climate and they look happy and
-
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Competitive Drill for a Gold Medal.

The Marion Rifles held competitive drill
last night at their armOry, in the presence of .
large number of their friends. Capt C. I.
DAILY commanded the company and Capt. c. II.
Ourand of the Washington Light Infantry corps
acted as judge. After drill lasting one hour
and twenty minutes Sergt Scrivener WAS
awarded the handsome gold medal, which is
the gift OF Capt DAILY ana is to be drilled for
every three months, becoming the property Of
the man winning 1T three times in succession
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Died I'm Richmond.

Mr. F. B. Newheiser, well known here few
years ago as the organist Of the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, and formerly with the
Metzerott and Droop music stores, died Of con-
sumption last Saturday in Richmond and was
buried there yesterday. Mr.. Newheiser had
many friends here, especially in musical cir
cles and was regarded as an excellent teacher
of the piano and organ. A few years ago, in
consequence of i'll health, he was forced to give
up his employment here for an occupation al
lowing outdoor exercise, and going to Rich.
mond, entered into the wood and coal business
Are the Baltimore's Engines Deficient?
Philadelphia dispatch in the New York
Herald says il is rumored that the calculations
by the naval engineers of the horse power de-
veloped in the recent Official trial Of toe Balti-
more will show large falling of from that
expected 1t is even limited that the contract
requirements Of 5000 horse power have not
been fulfilled by about 20 or 80 horse power.
This is q very small amount il is true, but il Will
be great disappointment not only 10 the con-
tractors but to the public IL the report proves
well founded. II in difficult 10 see why such q
great mistake should have been made in esti-
mating the power. Immediately after the trial
the naval engineers themselves expressed the
opinion that at least {, 500 horse power had been
attained and some put it as high as 10000. II
IL not probable that the Cramps will be satisfied
with this unexpected result and they may de-
mand . new trial
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Are the BaItimore's Engines Deficient,

Isaac II. Maynard, ex-assistant secretary Of
the Treasury, has been nominated for the -
sembly by the democrats Of Kingston. NY
Young Jim Blaine called on his wife ut the
Percival Saturday with friend, but did nos
see her, simply inquiring after her copditaon
John II. LAngston Il stumping In Ohio.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALE-THAT HANDSOME NEW 3-sToRY
al sn n1 Snsenent Brick 8t5 St NV "A rooms
sonable. TTiOS WIGakMkN
oc1-ot 9l7 + 81. NV.
EOR sALE-I HAVE 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES
IN course OF cree ton and nearing completion at the
corner OF 9th and sta. THESE are we'll built
houses, modern improvements. which can sell for
Ss.oOO each; reasonable cash payment; balance on
accoinmHooatang terms. JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ocJ-IOt 14l6 st. NV.
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LOB hENT-AT $3.50 PER MONTH
HANDsoMEIY' PnE ssSiiSa Fl bTHa55hH s
and h9Tss Is sS%ss s and arranged
Applyto j. A. SETTLE 1 co.
FOR RENT-sEvERAL. FINELY FURNISHED
Residences In the best sections of the northwest
TO- is65 aP u. ,pdueement HUTcHINs. BULkLEY co
FOR REST-FOUR NEW HOUSES on ST. BE-
and SssS hot Sw anil r ave and 18th s rooms
y C.PAiNE CO. 6l3 10Th St. ocI-3t'
t'OR RENT-417 I'D ST N.w.Il ROOMS. ALL
Apply a. 81 E% $50 per month in sGyaRee
F k estate BR pa2i 5i7 TAs 81. NM REAL
HOUSES.
anal 600 lg Fl st s srs3SS
iIo ,S.; M; 80 Is9p1aly;OHG road 81 80
fur ar NV parity 81 39 g. nv; or: 2oo
2G1 st. w loo loo Isl! II! I'm - nw 30
3Q22 2 st fur. 3r 50 $50 Nd. w. Ar; 4
i IslsRsa SO 9I9 an an, st ne or 1889
14I4 II IN st. NV, Iris $50 Franklin st 10
iSI 50 FIJI 81 fosG q ~.
OFFICES.
eth and Pa ave.. re- L 9th Pa av room 90 -.10 10
Central bldg I7...ei6 Ganson 20 Sid DE- r 20 30
gI S 80 toI 5th st. ID fi I'm
SeTn9n row room y 10 4tS IL La ;o ave Sd floor
fOl ttn ST., list lUt rOOiu ~
STOKES. &c.
Store and Diving 3I5 store and IT., 23O 80
Hall. 18th SITS n-w..3p Hall, 1900 ~ St sw..-12
store room l54l Nj ST. stable rear 62' st. N
nw.....-..-..........15. n-w--..-.....-...-....lO
hooks fun list call office for bulletin issued on
III LIST and 18th. IoclI THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
lrOR RENT-:}13 18TH ST. S.W.. SEVEN ROOMS,
Il bath, water and gas; 50 per month.
ocl-3t THEO- A HARDING, 6O6 18th ST. NV.
IvOR RENT-FURNISHED-
II Massachusetts bet. 18th and 14th sts, $4,000
per annum.
MASSACHUSETTS, ave bet. 10th and 18th sts.. $4,000
Der snnum $1,000 for q months.
bet. 10th and 9Th, $4,000 per annum; $4,000
bet. 18th and goth. $4,000 per annum; $1,000
Per season.
Rhode Island ave. bet. 18th and 18th. S. 600 per
lnnum.
Farrasut square bet and K, $4,000 per annum
s2OUO per season.
I7i4 Connecticut ave. $4,000 per annum; $1,000
Der season.
Connecticut ave. bet R and S, $4,000 per snnum.
1915 19th St, ) Loo per annum.
1901 10th St, s.. 600 per annuIn-
JEFF. place $1,000 per annum
1865 L. : 500 per annum; $500 permo. Per season.
bet. 18th and 18th, 3 Il 500 per annuln.
New Hampshire ave. near Dupont circle, S1,S00
Rear Dupont circle. $4,000 per annum.
1905 ST.. sl,3SO per annuIn SI25 per month
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
Dupont circle, 5000 per month.
HIS / ST., 81 50 81 per month.
near Sth, $500 per month.
16Ol 18th St. SI4l. 66 per month.
Nh ay. near Dupont circle sl25 per month.
bet. l4th and 10Th. sou per month
bet. j 4th and 18th, $50 per month
2O1l st., $40 per month
2O23 ST., SO per month
other houses furnished or unfinished, throughout
OcI-imo b. Il ROBERTSON. 1515Hst.
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CRYsrA11zrD F1es
CRYsTALIZED FIGS.
DELICIOUS EATING.
Only zoe. per h. 75c. per box, lbs to the box
@. T. CASASSA,,
se26-6ts Gil 18th ST., opp. q. 8 Treasury.
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PHILADELPHIA STORE

FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
Great Bargain in Ladies Ribbed Vests.
high neck and long sleeves. in scarlet an
white. only 25c, at soc. the best value ever
offered.
Better goods at s5c. 81, Ell %. o.. IS and
tl-50
Mems in White, Red and Natural, so. as,
u, S1.25, Ell. so and 81.
Children's lSc. TO 81
FALL AND WINTER HOSIERY AND
GLOVES
Kid Gloves-Foster's celebrated make Of
hid Gloves, in colors and blacks Every
pair warranted Prices. 81, sl.35 and
el.75 pair
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS
Plaids and Persian Stripes Fancy Silks in
Stripes and Persian effects for trimmings
We would again call Your attention to the
great inducements we are Offering in Blank
cts and Comforts. We would respectfully
ask you to call aud exsrIne them before
purchasing.
A full line Of Stamped Linens.
CARHART LEIDY,
rs S2S 9TH st. and 1O6 X ST. NV
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Johnson. GARNER. & Co.
We are having quite a run on our INGRAM CAR
PETS ut 95, IS and SOC; all bright New Patterns for
Bed Rooms. All the Better Grades 80, 80, 75c
Beautiful Line Tapestry and Body brussels.
A. Oil CLOTH, 3Oc
1O-4 WHITE BLANKETS, 81, 81. 90, 80.
liza ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS as
Large Size BED COMFORTS, IL, Ell rs
Medicated Twied Flannel. Extrs Heavy, Csc
New arrivals FALL DRESS GOODS. Ladies' Gents,
and Chidren's Merino and Wool UNDERWEAR
LACE CURTAIN, IL per pair up.
JOHNSON, GARNER Co,
SECT 636 Pennsylvania ave.. near 9TH ST. NV
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.


ITOR REM SOC c st. n. e., Or. -. SO
II 612 ST. NV, 11rs10O I'LL 18th stn. W. ,Sr2u 40
SO 9TH 3Or 100 1902 Sd stn.w, Or 30
lSU2 VI st. NV, llr. % S24 ID ST. ne.. Or 20
1911 tn st. 9r so s2O Az st. sw., Or ~ 30
1643 18TH NV i jr 40. to OBJ n Cap St. 0r. 1880
lZ23 18th st. NV. Sr..45 l23 ST. ne, or 1887
1907 15thst. W., Sr A s34 St. N. W.. 6r IL 80
229 St NV. Tor 40 60y II st. me-, Or $500
4O7 I'd St n w 40 1905 Sd st. u. Or 1S. so
1l2 9Th St NV Sr &C 253 Mass. n. e., ST.. IL
PIG st. IL W. :5r .35 80 II I'd st. 5r
454 II ST. NV, Sr... 90 2O.54 Sth ST. wor 10 ~
9lQ st. NV. 1r.. .3o.53 % ST. n W., Or 10. ~
al 2lst ST. n. 30 Defrees stn W ,or! ~
lll6 Sth 81 w 81 80 so BOZ Q ST. n W.. ST.. 1880
31S Bn. e.. 80. AS "a Is Prospect ave. n.w.15
4:}B st 30 40 3:S4 Sth ST. ne, Or. i l. 80
l435 St NV. Or 30 30 ,2l Cleveland ave. Or IS
143G st. NV, IT,. 30 l2l4 ST. sw., A.. L. bQ
232S q Or. 80 1888 tn st. n.e Or IL
2O:}O 9th NV, 1r...3O :}45 Mclean ave., sri 80
1924 9th St n W. 7r.27 50 OPS 9TH st. e. Or 050
1888 9th NV Or. 1918 7l6 11th st. s.e., Or. 10
.sO Sr. .25. AZ l3:}9 18TH ST. n. W, Ar. 10
2O6 Arthur pl.. 1r..25 40 j4 Wilson ST., Or 10
5O1 18th ST. Sc, 7r..2J31 62. Gordon ave. ar. $50
1912 9TH NV, 7r.25 30 1850 18th st. NV, 3r
443 . st. NV, Or. .253O STORES.
40 Pierce Place 7r!o 10 1407 14th n.w..... 40
As St. IL w, Sr. %. 30 ~ 18th st N
101 18th ST. Sr.....23 9l0 list n.w.....1O.30
se2S b. ii WARNER Co. 916 Fstn.w
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Anctioneer.

nUNCANsoS BROS. Auct,oneers.
1000 SHARES PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE
STOCK.
By virtue Of collateral note will sell ct our sales
rooms, 9th and D. on THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8
1889. at ONE O'CLOCK PM,
1000 SHARES PNEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE
STOCK
All persons interested will take notice hereby.
Terms cash.
By order of holder Of note.
ocl dts pUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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Fleas I'm Paris.

From the Paris Register
One of the remarkable features of the exhi-
bition year in Paris has been the scourge Of
heas, which has taken uncompromising posses
sion Of all strangers arriving from parts Of the
world where feas are not SO previous. No
Partisan can ever be gotten to admit that the
feas are born herr. They may come from
Puy-de-Dome, from Boissy-les-Vaches, or be
brought here by the Arabs and Algerians at
the exhibition; but the fact that public vehicles
and hotels swarm with them ID Uncomfortable
to him. In the United States 1.-The wicked flea
when no man pursueth" sticketh unto the vel
low dog and vagrant cat, but in Paris his fes-
ship disdains any kind of game but writhing
human victim.
The flea of 1889 is as agile as achamois. and as
he skips gleefully from one square inch of Gu
taneous territory to the next the flesh rises be-
hind him in tall welts as big as 5O-ceptime
pieces. These wounds do not heal with time
but are red and angry for at least a week, and
one small but active hea can produce them at
the rate Of one a minute. Paris may officially
deny the existence of fleas within her walls
but a chorus Of American sufferers at the exhi,
bition and elsewhere will readily attest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-01

DR.. Munson, the superintendent of the
Northern soldiers home in New Haven. ia ac-
cused by q former inmate of the institution
with appropriating the pensions Of the veterans
under his care.
The winners at the Gravesend races yester-
Reel, Judge Morrow, Gregory. kingston fGoy.
Bowie's Belle dor second), Huntrea and La
fitte. =
Matthias Gruber, member of company b.
fourth regiment, national guard of Pennsyiva-
MA, was shot through the back and the abdo-
men at target practice at Allentown yesterdav.
He cannot live.
At Cedar Bluffs, Ala, yesterday Pat. CAL
houn, J. ID. Williamson, Henry Jackson and
John King, principals and seconds in the late
Calhoun Williamson duel, wese placed under
$500 bond to appear IN court ON December L
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UNDERWRITERS.

IN COSTELLO, WITH A PRACTICAL UNDER
i taker and Embalner in my employ, IS st IA W.
and 81 st. he. Everything nrst-class Reasonable
terms. Telephone 20S-.. iy3I-3m
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GENrs Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats. Soc; Pants, 25c.; Vests 25c. Altering and
Repairing done in best manner Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone call 1892.
K. L HAHN, 7O5 9th st. NV
au2 l220 sd ST.. West Washingtop
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VrOR RENT 1905 G st. NV lOr,
II 1902 18th st. NV, per year............. 5000
ST store. 121 go st. W.. 10 80
32S Mass ave. Tor. 30 609 10Th NV, Or st. 80
1923 COrcOran ST.. Or 80 SWcOr. 10th U. INV. 40
1913 st. Or. AZ. 80 POI st. E., 9r.. B.. 30
6O2 to 6lS Il st. ,Sr:}5 1927 Marion st $3.50
1437 ST. 7r. .30.55 :3 I'd St ne, 7r 81
1629 Marion NV, ST. 80 2031 Portner pl 6r.25.30
l3lS Pierce pl. Or 70 80 14l 143 st. ne, Or ..5
1909 Caroline ST., 6r>J}O IA 26th ST. orb 80
COS st. Ar. ID % .2O5 St w., Ar IL 80
2O9 st n.e 6r. 1880 I2I r 922 18th. Ar. 4. 30
1923 9TH st. IL 1924 Valley stn.w., Ar. q
Re l22 u ST. me-. DIS
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
se2S-3t l115 st. NV
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the northwest Apply 10
Ocl-luIO ID. II. ROBERTSON, ISIS III st

EOR RENT-UNFURNI
u Conn. ave. bet. NJ and
y SITS, with stable. S25(
11OS 1 81. n.w..-2OS. 80
IVA Conn. a. NV. Ito. ct
16O1 10th ST., with
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IGOR SALE-A FARM OF 80 ACRES, IMPROVED
l. by two good frame dwellings well tnnbe red and
watered, and III hrst-class neghborhood also in a
short DRIVE OF the city will trade Tor city property
ocl-Iw l225 ST.
NOR SALE-OR WILL TRADE FOR HOUSE IN
city. Acres at Forest Glen station, improved by
New Frame House; trut trees and grapes; bargain
at Sl,JOO DAVID u. STONE,
se.ju-6t SO6 4 ST NV
E|OR RENT-A SEYEN-ROOM COTTAGE ON
Il Locust ave., Hyattsyli!e, at 80 per month.
Apply t. DuCkElI- & FORD 617 st n.w. Blad-
ehsbufk, Md. seSS-3l'
V1OR 3ALE-(F. q. 52) HERNDON, 20 ACRES; 10
III choice fruits 2-story and attic Groom frame;
plenty OF shade; barn aud outbuildilIgs. S3,50u
house; heated by steam lighted by electricity;
ble every thing complete and Ill the very best order
(F. s. SD An unsurpassed Farm and Country Seat
III Orange county, Va, 29l Acres; handsome brick
mansion and all convenieuces; will sell acres with
house. Tor $lo,OOO or tine whole place for 81 900.
se2S-3t u. Ii. WARNER x Co, 9l6 + ST NV
DOR SALE-vALUABLE FARM AND MILL PROP
will be furnished ON application to ANDERSON &
EUUlC Att'ys, Rockville, Md, or the subscribers S
Z. tElkS. Bean PO, Md l. N. NEIRS, Rockville,
NO. sel3-tHSs-4w-
INOR SALE-A FARM OF FORTY ACRES. THREE
Il miles from A0ueduct bridge nicely improved with
bargain 10 immediate customer. J. A SETTLE
CO.. l225 + st. se2S-Iw
NOR REET-HYATTSVILLE, MD, NEW EIGHT
Il room Cottage ON Melrose ave., near railroad sta
Ton; very deslrapie, NJ $50 per mouth. Apply to
VIM. MEYER .LEMlN. 4u6 9th St NV. se25-6t
LNOR. RENT-A NEW DWELLING, NINE ROOMS
ii desred mile from Laurel, Md situation higl
and healthy. Apply to CHAS II. STANLEY 2uS
CORTLAND ST.. baltimore. or Laurel Nd se23-2w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ISOR RENT-AT $3.50 PER MONTH
Il IN the most fashionable section of washfugton-
- HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
This house Is complete and conveniently arranged
and has large double bed rooms. Dupont circle
AMY 70 j. A SETTLE x Co.
Ocl-lm I225 st.
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Sl3 18th st. IL. e., Or. LIZ
Rear 800 1th S. e., Ar. .lO.30
Zoo G st. Sc, Or. 10
4 Green's alley NV, 4r...9
Rear 12l0 l Sc, LIST Il ~
Rear l2lO i s.e.. I'd H.. 3r. q
1880 Miller's CT. Sc, Jr..7
8 4 "a Piers CT. s.w. ,3r.3 so
STORE.
63I Pa. ave. se..........3o
& BRADLEY,
927 X st.n.w.
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VNOR RENT
Il 1901 I'd st. ne. Br. Bldg, with Large Store
grade floor and six above and stable rear all
i'll good order $50; 5U4 18th st Ii W. very complete
Seven Room and Cellar Br. Dw'lg MI, $3.50; 81
18th st. Six Room Dwlg, nice order, $40; 1871
18th st. NV, Six-Room Dwlg, nice order, 81 ,;
Brick shop. suitable for Carpenter i'll alley 1922
9Th st. NV. ST; 1876 Sd st. ne, Seven Room Br.
DwIg, mi, 5000. W. G. DUVALL.
80
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VroR RENT-l765 n ST, IL ROOMS; STABLE,
Il servants apartments and laundry III l25 per
month. u. C. PAYNE & CO.
se2S-3ts 6l:5 18th st
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We have on hand number of desirable Houses and
Building Lots which can be exchanged for improved
or unimproved city and suburban real estate.
We have Building Lots for sale on nearly all the
prominent streets i'll the northwest, also several
squares and parts Of in the northeas-for sale
or exchange.
Don't fail to call send address for our "October
bulletin which we will issue week
WESCOTT & WILCOX
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EOR KEST-
Il 92l U st. NV, IL
rs. all III. i............a00
$50 9TH st. Sc, l3r., m.i.55
4O1 LIST ST.. lSr., mi. Al
1865 Bound. II. W., l0r.3J
1888 6thn. Z. Or. mi. 20
1927 9th II. e, 6r.m.I. ID. -
3:}4 9th IT. Sc. Or. 80
$50 9th s.e., Or, w.-15.30
SWOR
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.NER & CO.. GIG F ct. NV.

.61O Odd st. ,6r.,m.i.s1s.5O
51923d ST., Or. 80
2231 3 q St, Or: Ia 80
527 2:3d ST., 6r......14.30
Canal road. 5r.......12. so
2I421-29 4 St. Or. .11.50
. West Alex. ct, 4r...10.50
Rear 1918 2lst st. 1880
) Cottage Row, Or. =. 1870
723 21st ST., 5r. 10. 80
5O7 Wilcox ct, 5r......1O
Rear 2ll5 X St, or. 10
l72S 2lst st, 5r........10
Canal road, Or. ..........10
1854 Sd st, or..........10
Rear 2l15 h St, or. 10
STORES.
Store 21l2 NJ ST., Tor. 70
l149 Pa. ave. 80
~ Is NJ ST.. Or. L store..30
1913 Peuna. ave. 80
20l2 X ST.. 6 RS. l. st. 25. 80
1877 / ST.. 6rs.and str. %
3l40 X St, 6r. & store. %
3l2l h St. shop....10.50
STABLE
Rear 21O9 q st. 10
WESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Pa. ave. NV.
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lHbE EENI-
u - 10Th 4, near Senator Sawyer's house .s75
To- "a 4 - aud New Hampshire 90
ltH ~ hear Dupont circle. 900
! - - 4 . rooms and BATH Cheap..........$3 1
l.Ht 1874 II. block Dupont clTcle..........Si 20
StaL.s L".r e.fusT 1onueeticut and ST.. 40
....--.. fAhN iSHED
l3tf lbfE - near Dupont circIe . az 600 year
lStt 1871 - frIntiHS Dupont circle 81, 500 year
S,lll y e. ~ Fsauths. 5000
49, :. =" - ,'iis- w year
10 <l~f sEd sar Hampshire 800 year
VS. lJth - 500 year
CHARLES EARLY
se~H-lH 6O3 18th st.
IS0k RIM TNTIEE BUILDING NV CORNER
= ath ADJ .. Nv. has sisfant large store grade
OF ADJ - Ffrs HfsVe al VA good OVsr; will lease
= Af-.l noble laTty az Low hsrure II taken once
". Z. WALL. ~, D ~ se2s-5t
tOh hENI Df SIEABLE HOUSE
furiilrAsi. a. ~. cor y. "a. ave. aud ST.
fur.iisLrJ. Ms-. ave. north side, ith and 18th.
1uIhisntd. -Dl8 u st.. d. -iae, Conn
furhlAilcs. lyth a., SHE. Btssyr Dupont Circle
fuFlishsd. ~ CuTIur - r., ESQ
Al OF We Above completely furnished. fine
Houses and well located
se!e-3t j. H. wIMER l3i3Fs
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INOR RENT-BY OCTOBER FIRST, HANDSOMELY
Il Furnished House: 16 rooms; large elegant parlor,
with grand Tisno in two blocks OF the Capitol; at
reasonable rates. Address Eek. Star office. s2St'
I.OR RENT-l313 .22D ST ,THREE-STORY-AND-
cellar Brick eight rooms and nicely cOncreted cell
lar; all modern improvements; good location;
Rent reduced, if taken immediately to $50. 90
Apply TO WESCOTT WILCOX, 1907 PENNSYLVANIA
AZ
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ESOR SALE-BY FISH MILLER 1913 ST. NV.
account of owner leaving the city: $40 ST. sw, Let
21x1l alley side and rear; house is stories,
brick front, with bay window to roof concreted
cellar and stable IL rooms: speaking tubes and newly
papered. This house fronts Smithsonian park and
the view is grand from its windows. This an excel
lent opportunity to secure an elegant home for the
low price OF $500. se2I-6t
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stables.
stable rear ll40 10th rs
Stable bet. l. and VI
and goth and 2lst SITS. %
Stable in rear of $40
l4th St. 10
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ErOR RENT-1624 10TH ST. ,TwO-STORY FRAME,
Il SIX rooms and bath. range, hot and cold water
excellent location cars and herlic line. If taken
Immediately can be rented for 800 80. Apply to
NESCOTT WILCOX, 1 907 Pennsylvan s.S-3t
INOR RENT-l46 ST NE, s ROOMS AND BATH ;
Il all mod imps. K. NJ. MORRISON, 12l21@ st.
ny S:50 per month. seIS-3t