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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-03
GEORGETOWN.

STILL WAITING FOB WATER FOB THE MILIa-
II was noised about this morning that the long
spell Of idleness Of the Touring mills had been
broken and that they had resumed operations.
This report was, Of course, heard with pleasure
by every one. but the news was too good to be
true. The bone mills Oh the r. l.. Moore agri-
cultural company were running a few hours
yesterday afternoon and were started again
this morning at 4 O'Clock and continued to run
AL day. but there was scarcely enough water to
run the machinery. 1t was stated by an en-
ploye OF this company that there would be
enough water in the canal to start all of the
mills tomorrow, but President Gambrill Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal company puts
little or no faith In this prediction. He il still
OF the opinion that the work of repairing the
canal viii not be finished until about the 10th
instant, il then. Mr.. Gambrill stated this morn
ing to a srAR reporter that before six feet OF
water can be safely held in the canal Is the
contract calls for, there remains q good deal to
be done. and when il is accomplished the water
cannot be allowed to rush in, for it viii be
dangerous II there are weak spots in the work
Dir. Gambrill was severe upon the contractors
and remarked that IF he had the contract and
1t had not been completed before now he would
no doubt be mobbed on his way over to the
canal ONCE from the depot"
RUsHING WORK ON THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD
Along SD street where the tracks Of the George
town and Isnleytown railroad are being laid
The scene Is an animated one. large force
Of laborers is at work laying the rails, paving
and doing other necessary work Operations
are now going on with . smoothness and
rapidlty that 10 not only pleasant to those
directly interested in the enterprise but to the
merchants on SAD street, who are more or less
tnconvenienced by the street being torn M and
the barricades. Within q very few DAYS. how
ever, the work will be completed in that neigh.
borhood. and IL il claimed that the remainder
viii be comparatively easy sailing. The
foundation for the power house, which il to be
located on site adjoining the Home industrial
school. is being s1csvated. II il the desire of
the contractors to erect the ever house an
soon as possible, that it may be utilized in the
conveying Of material over the rails to points
along the route a. the road progresses.
CATTLE hARKxr.-Ths following sales of live
stock at Drovsrs' Rest yesterday are reported:
l52 cattle up, l42 sold. 10 over. Best she. 70
&c; good, S5c. to sac; medium, Sc. to SIG,
common. &c. TO 21c. 6S2 sheep and lambs.
Lambs. SC. to s1lc.; sheep, 251c. to &C.; calves,
Sc TO sc. 10 cows and calves, $40 TO e37 SO.
Market for cattle slow. Sheep and lambs good.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF wArEa AT 4
AM-Great Falls-tempersture, rs; condition,
80. Receiving neutrality-suspicious., 70; con-
dltion at north connection, IS; condition a
south connection, &C. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 70; condition ct innuent gate
house, 80; condition 1t efhuent gate house. "a
High tide in the river today at lAl pm. Low
tide at 500 Pm
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ANNUAL FAIR AT ROCKVILLE, Mp.-The Mont
gomery County agricultural association will
hold their annual fair at Rockville, September
4, 5. and 6. 1882 All the departments are full
and complete and special attractions are an
nouuced for each day. The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will sell excursion tickets for all trains
September 3 to 6, good TO return until Septem-
Der Z. inclusive, at reduced rates. For time of
trains see Baltimore and Ohio time tables
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

ExET r;,s Hs TLooR ERoNT coMMI
vsA rear room al niosy
FcS. fEST- USFuhSIssaEp SECOND OR
Tor RENT-Ag sls. 80 PER MONTH, SECOND
Floor, Three RcSIs n in New House with modern
FOE RENT-TTo UNFINISHED ROOMS 1927
u 10Th st NV. References exchanged se3-3ts
Tor RENT-THREE OR FOUR uNFURNIsHKD
b.,b Room, on second soor heat and gas furs.hsd
Best references given and required. 43o Ks,. NV.
Roan. a. Ms
ssas:a h0f:si ST: entirely clean ANA.
For REMIT SIS 81. NV LARGE NICELY
L,oK RENT-NIcEIY FURNISHED ROOMS. SIN.
IL gle or conneeting with board, Frsnch and German
s5acs ,.s. Sa.1S Rooms
sna M TIL ihaIsn taken
half block from Franklin park. se2-St.
F0R RENT-5Os 5TH ST. NV, NEATLY FUR
- nished Front and Back Parlors with front and
rooms; all modern Improvement se3-6ts
EoR Rents ROOMS. UNFURNIsHED. ON
!u, second como a9Ss suitable for light housekeeping;
1918 st. NV. .uia.im'
EoR RENT-1750 ST NV, -FOUR DOORS EAST
second sDa EHo%s on
by furnsce and open rsa References exchanged. 81
E9R kESTIFURNIsHED-AT s25 PER MONTH.
dres RIO. NJ. stsi once ''A'A' S"'N' -A' ' .u3i st
EOR RENT-A FINE SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS,
q 1s sSs
can be rented ssp.r..e for Oce, elev.tor u build
Whole ss5 per month apS sSI tn heat price Tor the
.us,-s, Hill SH5hs = s. Johnson Ms
Tor RENT TO GENTLEMEN, NEWLY PA:
~ pered and Handsomely Furnished Parlors and
slcove room private bath. careful pum6ins furnao:
heat and open res speaking tubes. bedding.
'G susiss air and sunshine Immediate
EoR RENT-oPP, MCPHERSON SQUARE, ELE-
9sr s
once. au3i-3t.
4 OR RENT-94l. Z ST NV. VERY DESIRABLE
changed. au3i-3ts
IoR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED
hrst-class. 6l2 18th St NV. au3l -3t'
FOE asod RE Mt j. 81 ST NV: ONE FRONT
out board no children reference aasi-iw:
EOR RENT = A FIRST (KITCHEN FLOOR OF
Se ssan Lar. .O Of o.r nes a. ses
msraet 4 rare opportunity. Box l2l Star office
Hun nbN l--NlChLf fUhNlshED PAhLOh AND
\ bedroom on hrst moor. Also, other Rooms, from
IS up. At 404 I'd st. n w. su3l 81
ISOR RENP-TO CLUB OF MEN, NICE NEWLY
Il Furnished Rooms at GIG 18th ST. NV. Also table
boarders by the 10Th September at 81 month; good
table board au3O-6ts
INOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR
Il ell suite, in private family furnished large double
erences required. ll0l K ST. NV. su29-I1t'
EOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN-
- suite or single, on second and third floors. 727
18th ST. NV Cars pass the door su24-eo6t'
Igor RENT-vERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
- in new building, coo f all mod imp Inquire of
BEDFORD W. WALkkR, l006F. su2S-lm
l. OR RENT-A SITE OF FOUR ROOMS ON
Il second hoor especially arranged for light house
keeping family without children. Apply at 1909
18th st. au27-lm
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+ Three very desirable 2-story and basement Bou,.
on 9th ST. ne, between and ste. sin rooms and
bath, lstrobe range speaking tubes every convent
ence Built by Gessford viii be sold ut . low hrurs
II bought within few days ..
loR sALE-BARGAIN-FINE BRICK DWELL
] ing. 4-story, IL rooms, ct near 3lst st lot
60nl20 feet; price $3.50. Apply 70 c. II Flick
LING, LOS so ST. NV, Georgetown, ID Q. su3l-3t'
IroR sALE-NEw BRICK DWELLING NORTH-
- west FIRST floor pArlor, library, dining room,
and bath room; cemented cellar under whole house;
furnace and all mod lmps Price e6.200 TYLER q
RUTHERFokD. 1907 Est yI3-54t
IroR sALE-A NUMBER OF CHOICE SMALL
Il Houses on Capitol Hill cheap aud easy terms
PLANT TUkPlN, Safe Deposit Bldg,
su2s-6t 18th st. ana NY. ave.
L,OR sALE-A NICE HOME FACING FRANKLIN
Il Square. Can be purchased cheap at once. PLANT
6TUkPlN. Sale Deposit odg. 18th and n Ysv. su2s-6
EoR sAI.E-6-RooM BRICK sTH ST.. 800
Brick, rooms aud cellar, Boundry st....... 5000
A Pretty Home, good location, 2 rooms and bath
Easy terms. No cash required
aug2s-ot' J. W. L. MYERS SON, 1920 n y. ave-
I,oR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, A THREE-sToRY
Press brick Double-fropt. DWELLING HoUSk
Elsioly situated convenient 70 two lDes Of street
carr. on high ground with perfect drainage. House
has open nre-plsces lAtrube and rangea
dry cellar. laundry. and all modern convenience
throughout with pleasant grounds. large cstern.
bic, aud carriage house. Constitutes IL stAnds
OF the most comfortable homes IN the city could easily
or nrstclass boarding house and can be sub
divided 70 provide ground Tor three additional desirs
easy. Possession given by middle Of October. for
ON the premises. 1000 street northwest. su26-2v
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTRD-A FURNISHED HOUSE WHERE
~ rent or part OF rent would b taken in board.
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE DEsIkED-A
w Large Furnished House In the northwe est section
Of the city for Foreign Legation. Address, stating
w New Of buying or Room Bricf; mi north.
sd nHs s. sESssa w pay s2SOo essh
4... g by BY BUSINESS FsSPSsEs ON
WANTED--TO BUY FROM THE OWNER. A OR
and naSss - sts1 1 o ss;a .s:''
WANTED-A NEAT. SMALL HOUSE WITHIN
Address K. H.K.. Star ONCE. anal
WANTED-To RENT-A CORNER DWELLING,
w with store Room suitable for green grocery. or
tsS q OF .dafsss st. ,Ef sasis
WANTED-A CAREFUL FAMILY WANT TO
on ksRs nc aoSss n the ssS
!.fm: ana q nSpSsr q room. A sNifH. x.sYr1sY
WANTED-HoUsEs FOR RENTING TO GOOD
s%as.es Real Estate Broker sH 1876 st.
once; hyour houses are vacant i can rent them for
''sS5fF Ssis'ss; sss;
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
so1 houses enS'
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
our ONCE with an experience Of nearly 10 years
house: well .ensnsed and hssiest rs With lev
hgH ..ss to otter r. for rent. .,,.. ,-.
Kent S.Ss
ss'H0' to their i5as x SS
su3-3m l4O7 F st. NV.
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Why Alfred Turner was Assaulted.

why Al1reQ turner was Assaulted.
There was Q sensational assault committed at
the government printing Office last week. The
victim was printer named Alfred Turner, who
lives at No. 1927 New Jersey avenue. His as
sailants were Frederick Klotz, ST., Frederick
Klotz, IT,, and John Klotz. Turner, who 10 o
married man, had been paying attention to q
female member of the Kiotz family, 1t being
supposed by the latter that he was Q single
man. II Ii alleged that his intimacy with
the young woman induced her father and
brothers to infict the punishment Monday
morning. August Is, the three members of the
kotz family visited the printing Office A mes
senger was sent for Turner, who walked into
the trap set for him, and q severe thrashing
was administered to him. The affair
was kept e. quiet a. possible, but
Turner swore out . warrant against
the K1otzes for the assault. Poiicem an
Costello served the warrant and the parties ap-
pearsd In the Police Court. Prosecuting A.
torney Armes, who investigated the case, did
not think it was ono that merited punishment
OF the accused parties. but ct the same time
thought 1t was bis duty to prosecute the case.
ne did not think that Jury would ever con-
vict the dsfendants, however, aud he therefore
defendants give bonds to keep the peace toward
Turner. They accepted the Offer and gave
bonds in the sum Of e20o to keep the peace.
A PLEAsANr DAY's OuTrNo.-Special train
for Pen Mar via the Pennsylvania railroad will
leave 9th street station ct 8:45 Am. tomorrow
the Ath, and returning leave Pen Mar at 5:3S
pm, reaching Washington shortly after .. m.
Round trip rate e. So Children half fare
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
sas Man S sS.!s
WAIVED 4 aKRMAN GIRL TO NURSE Two
..n.. Sn .s. SpS HOTEL MALTBS u"
Inquire iss rs SIS R.. sns
w md Hap sisS CHAMBER WORT. lbs 4 .s:a.S: i.
sTnSSa qSLoREp Man TO @ Tssag g
WANTED-A REsPECTABLE WHITE BOY ABOUT
2 q sud run T. p U.s.
NV. ~
WANTEp-Two CLOTHING sALEsMEN; ONLY
sSS with @
WANTEp-A sTsIoTLY TIRsT.cLaSs TIN AND
EIa FOUND VIII Wi y ..ss.
E ssE oS .s sSoP q ARPs .sa
article in use IL ana s.
ONCE. IT.
NAT p xoEss
SSs
WASTED.s!A YOUNG LHHY N = g S0 SRa1.;
Az wages PAID German preferred
w Sermsids, Nurses and IsSndressss, in city, or
R GSoSb 5s e Nv sse sn
R.D:9 q q f4h HSaa sa,sS So PLUMBERS
WANTED-A YOUNG NAN IN HARDwARE
ss2Es SRf star Ono: experience :ss
~ ESQ; Laundress. Maids, Nur.e. Water. kitchen
HsS Si iPs Ps,y 1 e s'
l Hs1a s,s.Sy Ax
spp good none
WANTED-sKIRT HANDS WHO gNDERsTAND
nsccns anc ,o esys
WANTED.A. WHITE Girl FOR GENERAL
tween sna 4sR Z S av Three
WANTED:.ExPERIENC OYSTER OPENER
Nv sS ABBY R1E sI5 ;ad e make himself
al & 81 aiI1 e: god
WANTED-LADY FOR LIGHT POSITION FOR
Apply lS i . business Manager ONCE Room "a
stationery store Young Man Of neat appearance.
ias
n 70 4 lss
WHARF.-THE 61 CARPENTERS. APPLY AZ
WANTED THE OHIO VALLEY LIFE COM
%ssr s 70 sSnns Lsay Glers must a
rand esi At Room No. J. tsnsr.i S.sonsl ssai
w ANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL TO
,sMa. 90 work Of Chambermaid and Waitress Call at
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
he n Oypn liant II. no Wa op
snse. sf .ppy nigh &c without best city F:r
to b1a .hd a.
required; only competent nan need apply. se2-2t'
sSs s9cp SSSs 4 To GT2Sk SN.
ave. NV. se2-2t'
WANTED-A GOOD COOKi ONE ACCUSTOMED
"a SSa gF ~ an
WAsN SII "a. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN IA, y Ia 4
encss, JOHN Q. PARKER. 6l9 7th st. NV. se2-3t'
p and
Dis.Tist INA saa states. With reference. % :'
VILE Gs5l. asss. 55ssE
SfdHi1 ;Rs So ss St. Women
W Boys and Girl, % an order, now IN country
sss c RRSsifls FL
OFFICE, III st NV. au3l-6ts
W ANTEp.NAN FOR OFFICE: OUTSIDE WORK
references: Address BOZ so. star ONCE .usi-3t'
WANTED-THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE
Nan 70 s:
Special Agent in the city q Washington to solicit
asd wSS
fEs'fSSHsu tSE HE:us1s Adris,
South street. Baltimore, Md. au30-6t
WANTED-sALEsMANI IN THE GROCERY AND
w Liquor Line travelling in d. O., to Sell Q Well
known Article ON Commission for New York house
Of nrst.class standing Address. With all Particular
BREWERS, care OF VIM. Young, p Park Row New
York. AUG -eo3t
WANTED-A MAN OF MORAL HABITS, LO
Nv Gated outside principslciss TO Represent an old
House In his section. Salary TO begin, S70 month
Refersnces. MANUFACTURES, Lock Box 1910. NY
au26-m tu4w
MARLBOROUGH RAILROAD HANDS TO
w work In Calvert county, Md. transportation
from baltimore to work furnished application to
HOWARD < PEDDICORD. 10 North st. Baltimore.
au23-lms
:" NTEn HnTTCEC
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CyLAGETT MANSION, MAR SILVER SPRING
Board be secured tor September; terns 1900
BILE. Appy on premises or sddrsssosk Grove. DC.
n KAR NoUNTsyILLL- JoUDouN Co, Va 101
IN September and October high. healthy locss,on
large airy rooms fruit; large shady lawn bass fshnx
TOR. au.i -3ts
GOOD boARD-2 MILES FROM ALExANDRTX,
NJ trains met 10 suit thoss IN ocs Terms oS from
September 81 SO per week Fruit mill. kc IN sbun-
dance. 6PRIN0 BANK. AleKandriaVA sup- ims
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled a. follows:
Andrew Diltz to h. G. Border, lots s to 8, blk.
1041; e. G. A. Eldridge to E. E. Hoge, subs
IL, Is, So to 40. 50. ssl; e. Catherine Nc
CURE to R. O'Neill, pit L. 50. 6ss; s2,5Oo. R.
A. Pyles to Dennis Reagan, lots 762 and 76s,
Anacostia; ESQ., Laura E. Jones to Ernestine
NJ. Adams. sub g, 80. GIG; OIL 800 John Cook
70 9. G. Eberly, pit. 2, So 1859; $1,000. Jessie
E. Marshall to AIics V. De MARI, sub 4, blk II,
Brookland; =. 8. schmid to C. Shroth, pit.
10, So S74; $3.50. Egbert D. Dudley to A. P.
Thompson, west half "a, sec. 8. Barry farm;
S275; John Irwin to B. L. Cumberland, pit. IA,
SO. 81, q, 100. G. p. Williams to D. Birtwell,
pit. 10. 50. 20; g.. II. s. Cummings, trustee,
to same. same property; -. d. Birtwell to
c. 2: Williams, sub 81, 50. 721; -. D. B
Croft to J. NJ. Kenney, sub 1876, 50. 1908; o., 500.
SPECIAL RATES VIA TIE PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
Road TO MARYLAND ExPosIrIoN.-The Pennsyl-
vania railroad is making arrangements to
handle large crowd Of people between Wash
ington and Baltimore on occasion Of the Mary
land exposition. The rate Is very low. e1.20
for the round trip. Consult schedule Of train
service arranged for this occasion.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IIOR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS WITH
building, 1425 n. Y. ave. A. T. COUMBE,
se3-lm 1425 n. Y ave.
LOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING OFFICES
beautifully papered and painted with private lavs-
tory and closet; first floor; 1407 st. n. only $40
per month. JOHN SHERMAN l. CO. au3l-3
LOR RENT-A SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS ON
l. third hror sos IL tn st. NV, permanent
ant; will lease st . low rental. 7. A. HARDING. 500
18th st. NV. au31-1m
EOR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
Il the Walter building, zoos and 10l0 St n W.; Also
Two Large Rooms, suitable for meeting purposes
CAMPBELL ". BUSHNELL, Att'y-at-Law,
au3l-7t 1908 st NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Foa SALE a G ,.ls ,;REAUTIruLLY 10:
s.lS III scs
Sa for S.i oSoo = ss
EoR sALE-l44s ooRCoRAN ST, BRICK. SIX
~ nne rooms .2d bath, porch. &C.; lot ~ oxe5 .
aGNSESYokD. 5s isS st n'p'e' apply 80 se SYST
IloR SALE OR exchanges NEW BRICKS. MI,
near SHen essy .ers ave ne:
sssssa 6a ess !. nss $1,000 e also
LOB sALE-ATTNELY FINISHED CONVENIENT
!, House on 18th st v. near r; rooms. bath and
S.s% SsaoO Oa coz fHos I afSsE e S %. "
L oh ST, bet. snaL -, 1871 D Ct NV. tn,
400 = NV. 800 sss to sss aad ST nv :s.VOO
sSS and s9S 4Ss ID 10 sT B..fs f0oO
t.! h. and house. ley, NV, b. h., 1000
eIsI St NV. b'h. mi and 2 houses rear 1900
lxss 81 NV b i NV j kss1acty -s .Ts. ses
:. NV. H fsoOO "a iIiI ST NV 900
~ y w. 900 90 st n. ". h. i.oOO
- NV 500 sso q + {. 81 nv. OO
ana isi4 to lssa 4 1867 and Is0i ST go
rear. 600 scis sth St NV NV
No. BOO 4sf and ass RidSs 81
NV 600 $40 sih st n w. B. 49,
2aS indian: ave 600 i*l4 Sampson st Zoo
b;h. sE,;..,-...... 800 q st .. w. ~ ~.
- - 1900 1918 8, NV. b b. 49,
ss@ ava h-wl- .-.-.-..........--.... LOW
hoOis For in lis. cal At Sfee for bulletin ssneaos
tie LIST and 18TH lse3! THos. l. wAGGAMAh.
EoR sALE-I565I-coRNER BUSINESS PROP
cry on Maryland ave ne . rooms. store and cell
would rent for strees i nos seins paved
$500 % e' ''H boh AkR ssd iRsss CO..
EoR sALE-A .TwELvE.RooM HOUSE. BEAU
Il tifully located, front and back yard in excellent
CONDITION; no basement; price, $3.50 Gall l5 "a st.
Leaf; al modern improvements terms easy; strictly
nrst1 1, houses Apply to THos- W. SMITH lst
EoR sALE-2O5 c ST. NV. IL ROOMS, BATH,
y steam and heat; psPered throughout; oiled and
sSsSSssss: by xisSoSs ss1tsT ball; Tie s5ssr;
s%ffR iss aHd Ind aPs s7 to
FoR saLE-lo22 BOUNDARY ST. NE, TWO
front side and back yard; lot 2oxl34 Price s2,15 80
is sesls easy Apply .4sMm.nw
EoR sALE.Two ELEGANT BRICK HOUSES,
tust finished in the northess, good locality; half
SIX and bath gas fiItures hot and cold water
large deep Lots TO wide alley Perfecs gems in all
respects $500 each-onefourth cash: balance can
be arranged 70 SUIT. They cheap and good. JOHN
COOK, 6ls 18th st.nw se3- lm
ISoR sALE-NEw HOUSES on CAPITOL HILL:
Il the very best location; Press Brick, bay window
fronts; Price "a, 600; cash payment 5000, balance
I ST. se3-3t
LrOR SALE-NEw HOUSES, PREssBRICK BAY
Il window fronts northeast, rooms and bath. all
modern improvements. These houses gems must
be seen TO be appreciated Price $500 600 cash.
balance $50 per month Get a hume and quit paying
rent HEBRON RANEY, 1907 X St se.BSt
D
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FOR RENT STORES.


EOR RENT-1224 PA. AVE, STORE AND DWELL
Il ing. extends through 70 St; reasonable terms to
sos 7th St W.. Large Store and Cellar good loca-
ton; to permanent tenant s20 T. COUMBE,
se3-6t 1425 New York ave.
LOR RENT : 4l4 ST. NE, STORE AND
- Dwelling and Store Fixtures and Stock for sale,
325. Apply at premises for purchase Of stock AS.
CAYWOOD 933 9th ST. NV. se2-3ts
EOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING, 1890 7TH
- 81. NV; 925. 6S l. st. n. W, rooms; S22. so.
9g 9Th ST. s. W rooms; 1880; 4i0H stnw.
in Carroll Institute and Yopng's Law Building.
au31.3t CHARLES W. handy, 92l St NV.
EOR RENT-NO. 61O 9TH ST. NV, LARGE
L Store and Dwelling. nrst-clsss business place.
formerly occupied by Mr. James vermilys q ladies'
shoe store, at &l00 per month. Inquire of A. EB-
ERLY'S SONS, us 7th St NV. au31-3t'
LHOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, l22S 7TH
II ST. NV store room so feet deep. dining and
kitchen N the rear; i've bed rooms and bath room
above. For Information call address W. W. BUR-
DETTE, 1925 Vermont ave-, bet. a and L. su3l-6t
EoR RENT-sTORE, COR 9TH AND L SITS
IL NV, IN good repair. suitable for drug store or
any kind Of business Apply TO W. G. JOHNSON, 71S
18th st. NV. austin
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
VIVHF AUBURN, PENNsYLvANIA AVE, CORNER
IL 22d IT. NV,
Cool, pleasant rooms with board ct reasonable
pF1ces. my26-zms
THE wEpsTER SIS 18th 81. NV. SIGHT.
seers' home; central 70 sl p9ints Of interest; new
furniture elegant With board, % to o10
day. 81 70 S2. J. a. DERiTT, Prop. sui6-6n
THE AUBURN. PTNNsYLvANIA AVE-. CORNT1
2xd Of
DsissG ny36-S1S
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