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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26
LONDON :: CLOTHING ::;CO.,
COR. SPRING AND TEMPLE SITS
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
Men, Boys and Children.
COR. SPRING AND TEMPLE SITS.

THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN SOUTHERN
We show the
LOWER PRICES than charged
positive proof this will
sell goods sell them, doing
business presided gentlemen
and give deas whether
will take look prices
forget when in need of anything u our line.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26

NoTIcE-By order of the Board of Directors
the time for opening bids as above is hereby
extended to Monday, September 8, 1889, at 10
O'Clock a. m. H. A. JASTRO,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26
Featherweiehts Fight.

SACRAMENTO, August %. = Young
Huntington, of Montana, and Jerry
Haley, we'll known featherweight of
this city, fought to finish early this
morning, for $3.50. Haley was Knocked
out in the thirty-fifth round.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26

wall Paper Sale. Chicago Wall Paper
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26
The senate. Com mittee.

SAN Francisco, August 25.-The SEN
atee Committee on Irrigation were
driven over the city this. morning in
company with members of the State
Board OF Trade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-26
A Probable Case of suicide.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., August 25 M, Hor.
way, hospital steward at Whipple bar
racks, was found in bed unconscious this
morning and died within few minutes.
1t is thought to be case of suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
The Delay at the Long Bridge.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
As so many grievances have been righted
through the valuable efforts of The EVENING
STAR, We appeal to you to aid US in inducing
the railroad company, having control of the
Long bridge, to repair the bridge as soon as
possible to allow teams and pedestrians to pass
over the same. Ever since the late flood, those
having business interests ON the Virginia side
of the bridge have been compelled to take the
circuitous route by way of Arlington and the
Free bridge to reach the city with their teams
and. on account of the constant travel, that
road has been rendered almost impossible for
heavy teams the different brick yards across
the river will be compelled to suspend opera
tons until such time the railroad company
sees fit to repair the damage done to the Long
bridge, thereby not only throwing out Of EN-
ployment several hundreds Of people, but
gripping their business in this. their busy sea-
son, as well as that of the majority Of the
Washington builders who will be unable to get
brick. This will cause a loss of many thousands
of dollars to them besides retarding the work
of building to damaging extent, which is in
calculable. Yours very respectfully,
The VIRGINIA BRICKMAKERs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IL.
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SANITARY MEASURES,
Dead Animals on Potomac Island to be
Burned-Rain Flushing the Canal.

A man named Wallace, who lives near Seneca,
Md, arrived in Georgetown yesterday and gave
MIR. Shoemaker the information that there
were many dead animals on a small island in
the river not far from Seneca. Mr.. Shoemaker
reported the facts to Health Officer Townshend.
This morning Chief Clerk McGinn, Of the
health Office, went to Seneca with instructions
to abate the reported nuisance.
Health Officer Townshend said to a STAB
reporter that he anticipated no danger from
the presence of tho animals on the island and
in the river. He thought that there might be
few dead animals at the place mentioned, but
he did not think that they would injuro the
water in the reservoir. If any dead animals
are found there they will be burned by Mr.
McGinn.
Health Officer Townshend said this morning
that the heavy rain last night would greatly
benefit the condition of the canal bed. He said
that If the water was not turned on the George
town level pretty soon some means will have to
be provided to abate the existing nuisance from
foul matter in the drained canal, and it would
be necessary to act without delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
A Steamboat Case Decided,

Yesterday Judge James heard in the District
(admiralty) Court the case of the Inland and
Coastwise Transportation company against the
steamer Henry E. Bishop and decided it in
favor Of the steamer. The transportation COM
pany chartered the steamer for the season of
1887 to run between this city and Lower Cedar
of the season on an allegation of misrepresenta-
ton as to the speed of the vessel, and asked
damages. The owners Of the steamer filed an
answer and cross libel claiming pay for the
whole season.
Judge James held that there had been no
such failure of speed shown as warranted the
company in abandoning the charter, and dis
missed the company's libel and sustained the
cross libel of the steamer. The company was
represented by Mr.. Willoughby and the steamer
by MIR. Hyland and the former took an appeal
to the Court in General Term.
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In the Interest of Patentees.

An order of great Importance to attorneys
and others who have business before the patent
Office has just been issued by Mr.. Mitchell, the
commissioner of patents. 1t is as follows:
From and after this date the withdrawal of
the photo-lithographs, and in process and COM
position patents the copies of specifications and
claims, from the classified sets in the drafts
mans division for any purpose whatever by
examiners, attorneys, or others is prohibited
These classified sets will be retained intact and
held accessible to the public from 9 a. M to 4
p. m. daily. Such copies as may be desired for
use by examiners will be promptly furnished
from the unclassifed sets upon application to
the draftsman's division. The chief of the
draftsman's division will cause all classes and
sub-classes embraced in these sets to be made
complete and be put in perfect order and kept
3d."
Heretofore it has been the custom to allow
examiners and attorneys to withdraw copies of
drawings from the files. 1t frequently hap
pened that In making a preliminary examina-
ton to ascertain whether a proposed patent
was covered by previous patents, the particu-
lar drawings pertaining to the case were want
ing from the files and in consequence the
search was defective and entalled expense upon
the patentee. There was no way of ascertain
ing whether the files were complete and the
attorneys were often deceived in believing that
they had made thorough search.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
WAS HE INSANE FROM DRINK 2
The Trial Of w. III. Walters for shoot.
ing at Sergeant Falvey.

In the Criminal Court. Judge Bradley, this
morning, the trial Of W. II. Walters, indicted
for assault with intent 10 kill Sergeant W. =.
Falvey at the sixth precinct house in June 81
last year. was resumed.
DIR. W. W. Godding, superintendent Of the
government insane hospital vas called by the
attendant and a Hypothetical question based
on the facts was asked, the defense claiming
that the prisoner was upich under the in
naence OF liquor as 10 be insane. The offer
was overruled
The government then put in testimony In
rebuttal and after a series Of prayers had been
offered the counsel proceeded with the argu-
ments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
Maryland and Virginia Postmasters.

The President yesterday appointed Frank L.
Slade to be postmaster at Norfolk, Va, and
David Dixon postmaster at Homecoming, Md.
The following fourth-class postmasters have
been appointed in Virginia and Maryland:
sallie Bundy, Baptist valley, Tazewell county;
Jas. R. Perdue, Big Spring Depot, Montgomery
county; w. c. Hedrick, Bland Court House,
Bland county; d. G. Whitmore, Bridgewater.
Rockingham county; s. W. Kent Bradford,
Smyth county; John W. Field, Chincoteague
Island, Accomack county; w. D. Sweetzer,
Herndon, Fairfax county; B. H. Smith. Rad
ford, Montgomery county; Matte F. Arnold.
Shiloh, King George county; Edw. F. Gardner,
White Post, Clarke county; Martha ). Summers,
Wittens Mills, Tazewell county; Mary J. Dot
son, Wise Courthouse, Wise county. Va.
John B. Scott, Agner, Caroline county; Wal
ter NJ. Wright, Choptank Caroline county;
Purnell Jump, Edesville, Kent county; A. VI.
Ruark, Hynson, Caroline county; Benz w.
Gravena, Riverton, Wicomico county. Md.
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The Death Record

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Emma L. Johnson, white, 81 years;
Guy A. Gessford, white 5 months; Jacob B.
Gardner, white, 50 years; John O'Connor,
white, % years; Edmund r. Burgess, white,
year; Mary T. Dashiell, white, months; Annie
Baker, colored months; Clarence W. Brooks
colored, 3 months; Mary E. Mayer, colored l6
years; Susan Crupp, colored, 40 years; Charles
Butler, colored, 81 years; Geo. Driver, colored,
Ii years; David Holmes colored, 81 years; JOS
johnson. colored Sc years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

In New York yesterday, in making the ARES
Of Q woman named Frederick Eppinger, %
the charge of boarding infants without . license
from the board of health, queer monstrosity
was discovered by the officers OF the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children II vss
child strangely malformed into horrible ~
semblance to fish. Its head rscedes from The
constantly in motion as the child brssthes In
short gasps. There ID the mixed appearance Of
a fsh's and childs head all In one. The arms
are connected 10 the sides by thin membrans,
and have the appearance Of 6ns The legs ere
bound together by similar ligature, and ~
feet turn outward II 10 said that the mother
Of the monstroxity was . servant and the faahse
her employer, and that the girl Il nov suing
the latter in the courts. The mother, Il h aid
received . fright in . dime museum, whks6
canned the malformatiop.
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Amusement Notes.

The LEAvITT CONCERT, which was to take
place tonight at the Church of Our Father. has
been indefinitely postponed. on account Of the
serious illness Of Miss Leavitt
A STRELEzKI PIANO REcITAL.-A piano recital
will be given at Metzerott hall tomorrow
evening by Anton Strelezki. at which the pro-
gram will be made up Of selections from the
works of Bach, Heydn, Beethoven, Men,
delssohn. Chopin, Wagner. Liszt and Strelezki
The abilities of this pianist are well known,
and the recital is given by special request
Tickets may be obtained at Metzerott's music
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
SALE OF H-sTREEr PROPERTY.
Vice-President Morton Purchases House
No. 1907.

Beall, Brown Co have sold for DIR. Charles
E. Hagner to Hon. Levi p. Morton the resi-
dence 1907 II street northwest for sS5.O00.
This property adjoins on the west tho apart
ment house now being erected by Mr.. Nor
ton, and it Is probable that in the future an
addition will be built to the apartment house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
w. NJ. Bakers Will.

The will Of the late W. NJ Baker, filed to-day,
leaves his farm in Montgomery county, Nd, to
his widow during her life. and then to his chill
dren, and he gives her the personal property
He names VIM. Holmead and o. H. p Clarke
executors,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
Co-education I'm West vireinis.

The regents of the West Virginia state
university have determined 10 throw open the
doors of the school TO both sexes tomorrow.
This ends 3 fight for co-educatioa which has
lasted for nearly twenty years. The commence
ment exercises this week at Morgantown have
attracted a great crowd Of prominent people
from all over the state. Governor Wilson win
speak at the alumni banquet to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
A Busy Day at Police HEADQUARTERS.

To-Day tnere was busy time at police head
quarters. for in addition to the routine bust
ness it was trial day, also the last day for ex.
animation of the numerous applicants for APP.
pointment to the ffty-six additional positions on
the force created by the recent act of Congress
The new men are to enter ON duty July l next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT, No. Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, Clements agt. Kilbourn; judgment
by default
EQUITY CoURr Coz
Yesterday, Beale sgt. Vance; sale finally
ratified and cause referred to auditor Nc
Laughlin agt McIntire; reference to auditor
ordered. Alexander agt Alexander; testimony
for complainant ordered to close June Is
Moore agt. Porter; Fannie G. Burke appointed
guardian ad Item. Hurdle agt. Lindner; sale
decreed and VIM. J. Miller appointed trustee to
sell. Sessford agt. Brown; decree to be drawn.
DISTRICT CoURr-Judge James
Yesterday, Inland and Coastwise company
agt. steamer II. Z. Bishop; libel dismissed and
cross libel sustained.
Mrs. Gen. Malone and Miss Malone, who
where Miss Malone has been receiving in
struction in music, win return to this country
in the early fall
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jes-6t wASH'S DANENHowER. 1115 St

,HED.
2OI2 Hillyer Place, 81. $50
= o. q st. NV, l2r. 30. 5O
1917 y st. NV, Sr......5O
zoos 10th st. NV. yr. 30
lG4S Corcoran st. .9r. 40. 80
ST. l4th st. NV. 7r. ..45
ITO 18th st. NV. Tor. 40
Sl2 \. J. ave. n. W, Yr. 40
170S VI st. NV, 1r......4o
1908 Ii st. NV, Or. 81. 90
] 53S Pierce Place. Tor. AZ
1901 q st. NV. 6r. ....oO
1924 10Th st. NV. Or 40
24l0 l4th st. n.w.. lUr. 40
l406 Chaplin ST., 9r. 40
1907 18th st. n. W. / Or. 40
240S l4th st. II. w, 1 ORA
1880 Riggs ST. NV, Or. 30
1892 Riggs st. NV, 6r..3
1884 Riggs ST.. Or. 50
1880 29th st.n.w.. ar. 30
1895 9Th st. Nv, Or. 30
1906 16tn st. NV, 7r. %
1907 Caroline ST., r. 20
go LIST st. s. W., Or. -. ID
'l,34 LIST st. s.w., 6r......15
2:lS LIST st. s.w., 6r......13
pr LIST st. s.w., 0r.......15
1897 Both st. N. W., Or. IA
e examined BY Perpetfrom
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

II
| E,oR sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY ON 18TH
St, near and Arlington hotel: lot 90 BY los to
3O-foot alley: improved by two-story brick house
B. cxRfkR. 900 Pa ave- se'' y ' p'''oAss eias 81
EoR sALE-s7OO CASH WILL BUY EQUITY IN
y new brick house rooms. bath, Al m. l., half
ESoR sALE,.yyALUABLE PROPERTY EAST SIDE
& AS1's s 5s sc :! d
LNOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM BRICK
Sns,ro1 %, Brick o st. near 5000
seven-room Brick 9th. near r s.t.......... 1850
je5-12t' 1920 New York ave.
L,UR SALE-GOOD INVESTMENT.
I nice Frame House. in northeast section; lot 16x
81 ieet; rents for $40. Price q, 300.
FRANCS IN southeast section renting for "a per
3e5-12t. i420 New YORK ave.
,YOR sALE-s4.25O WILL BUY A PRETTY COR
cultural grounds; brick. every modern convenience
This is OF the most delightful city
baryain at the price offered -,,
sAdEA a. s IId NEW HOUSE on
jei1c3t David D. STONE, sos st. NV.
EoR sALE--A COY NEW BRICK HOUSE on
ISth st. nv two-ssory and cellar. beautifully
st Els. DAVID p so sI s n nv
EOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE,
~ Feet front east and south fronts, ID rooms one
heated by furnace. concreted cellar under whole
house. one of the most complete houses in the south
seIS ,S Ss; Germs can De arranged
3ell-6t' STALEY & BARKER, 1918 st.
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FOR lighthouses.


T;OR PENTHOUSE 1916 18th ST N. W.; 10
Il rooms and bath; mod. imps. Apply l1O3 NJ st n.
w; rent 500 per month. jelO-6ts
VNOR RENT
II 2141 Paav.. 10 RS. SIS $50 n w. rs....s4o
u n y. ave W. FRS. 80 1909 n e., Or IL. 80
1877 10th NV, ar. 20 sol
Jest CHAS. W HANDY e21 ST. wv.
IOR RENT..NEW BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS AND
Il cellar bath, and shed convenient to Pension
Once market Schools &c. 2i st. n.w first house
east of Sd st. ieS-lm
EOR RENT-2O27, 2U29 AND 2O31 PORTNER
Place 4. W., new bay window brick houses, contain
ing six rooms bath and all mod inns: concerted cell
lar: $3.50 per month
JeS-6t WASH'N DANENHOWER 1l15Fst
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The OXFORD CLUB's PIGEoNs.-The birds of
the Oxford homing club that were to be liber-
ated last Friday by Louis Schmid & Sons and
were held over on account of bad weather. will
arrive in town this afternoon, and will be lib
| Grated at o'clock tomorrow morning.
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GIG to $50 Md. ave. 8.
n. b. h.. 4r......$1S, 600
1913 l st. n. W., b. h,
11r................1 10000
1890 II st. NV, b.h..
Recommendation
AS Sd st. NV, b.n.
's09 N st. NV. BIZ,
m. l., 13r. IL, 900
2O7 g st. n. W., b. h.,
mi. Tor. g, 900
2l4 A st. n. e., 4. h.
4O6 and 4OS nth at.
s.w., b. b., Or. .......5,600
436 LIST. N. w., b. b..
T....................4,5O 800
3S ! st. NV, b.h.. m.l-
Instrumentation
lib II st. n. e., b. h.,
81 to SIS & st. n. e., T. .oO
b., Ar. $500
34OS n st. NV, b.h.,
IN. l.. 7r. j, 800
900 and Oil l st. s.e.,
INSTRUMENTATION
735 I'd st. n. W., b. h..
or.................... 2,UUO
6 2 st. n. W.. I. h.,
Or. 500
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vSOk SALE
Il Mclean ave. s. W., 2-story, rooms and
L, cellar frame 81 800
mel brick -. 1900
cellar 5 bricks, = rooms and bath; each $3.50
l3th, pet aud D SITS. II. W., 2-story and base
4, near Sd ST. NV, 3-story and basement brick
rooms and bath ......,,,........- a ZOO
U, bet 9TH and 10th SITS. NV, 2-story brick 40
rooms, all mod inPs -. $500
., BET. I3th and 14th, 2-story brick, i rooms
bath and .I cellar; 1000
esse me brick rooms and BATH. 1000
~, ROOMS, lot 10 sKl0o 1850
Mass ave-, lot l61147, improved by one
brick and one frame, renting s27, price
Per foot 800
l1th, near , 81 IL W, groom brick dwelling,
lot ls1l29 to alley; .......;;...- $500
and basement bricks, corner house $1,000
Rhode Island ave, near l lth ST., :;-stOry and
basement brick, rooms. $500
residenge, large lot 10000
SOU cash and monthly payments will pur-
imps., on 81. L. These houses are new
and cheap: lot $3.50
9TH; can he converted into business prop
erty with very little expense; very large lot.
can be purchased at a very great bargain
On 10Th, near l. ST. L. W. history and basement
brick. lot 2ox9o good location for business:
cheap....'-.-..-- IL, 500
'A, q ~.
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the LIST and 18th. Ijeii! TH0s. z. WAGGAMAN.
EfoR SALE-A Ia PER CENT INVESTMENT IL
small brick houses in Columbia Terrace; price for
all 10000; terms to suit always rented at 80 per
month each. Inquire at Pip Peilna. ave. je6-6ts
Tor SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT, NEW O.
l. room House on handsome corner lot: So, 200.
New Broom House, beautifully planned and finished
nice lot; $4,000.
Six-room House, cellar and attic, large lot 0OO
The grounds surrounding these houses have ample
shade trees, shrubbery. &c.
jeS-1w REDFORD W. WALKER lOO6 F st
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EoR SALE
l. COR RENT.)
That beautiful House on the northwest corner of
18th and streets northwest. No. 1903 street.
Lot Is 5OxlOO Fine grounds. House has eleven Il
rooms exclusive Of cellar Seven "a bed rooms. Fine
view down the Potomac river from top of house
House Is well and substantially built. Workmanship
of the highest order.
PRICE:
as follows:
SaSn '....'..........- S12.5OO
suit
tOr all CASH.
FOR RENT:
Price per month tunfurnished). ......,,,Sl5O
Must be leased for or years For further partic-
ulars apply TO GURLEY BROS,
1880 street NV,
my2S-1m Sole agents for the owner
IGOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE,
rooms and all mi. the house is open for inspection,
and should be examined to be appreciated will be sold
reasonably as the owner desires to leave the city
AUSTIN p. BROWN. Real Estate and Loans,
my29-lm Glover Building, l419 + st. NV
IrOR SALE-A FINE BRICK HOUSE ON ST
NV. near 10th ST.: IA rooms; bath; M. j.; price
$4,000 Also fine new Brick on st W., near 4th
ST. 10 rooms, with modern improvements. Price,
$4,000 THos. G. HENSEY Co,
EOR sALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1929
Vermont ave: NV, with stable attached. For terms
snd permission to inspect. apply to GURLEY BROS.
1873 streetnw. mh12-6m
ICOR SALE OR LEASE-A FINE LARGE MAN.
SITS, NV; almost on Massachusetts, ave-; 81 rooms
bath. modern improvements aud stable. Price,
$4,000; THOS. g. HENSEY 4 CO.,
mylo-lm 1900 ST. NV.
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHE

The above houses can he examined by pernptfrom
cur office only. THOMAS J. FISHER & Co.
jeS 1924 st. u. W.
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EOR SALE
Il 2210-2234 Bound'y ST
n w lr ALA AAl

IGOR SALE
L 2210-2234 Bound'y ST.
n, w..4r.........S16,9OO
2O24-2042 Bound'y st.
22iI to a;29 10th ST.
NV. b. h. .5r. $4,000
: to q, 9TH st. road. H. 800
store and dwelling,343
Pa. ave. NV, 12r.l2,000
1888 to 1743 E st. n.
7oi to ''7; 6S Farra iiTip"
st. NV, 5r.. 1900
leO4 Il st. n. w., I. D.,
Srs, 1000
l to 9 alley, bet. 18th
0d 18th, NJ and N SITS.
INDEPENDENTLY, to ii5iS Esd s. 700
n:w..f. h., Ar. ..... 6, 900
1123 10th st. II. W., In.
6rs., and 2 houses
Ar each.,...........5,00
1871 d st. n. W., I. n,
1929 to 1884 psf. n.
W, I. h, or. 49,. s., 900
1247-1249 Madison st.
H. W., f.h., Ar. and .
b.h. in rear. ...4,S0O
500 to S35 I'D ct. NV,
b: h., Or. ..4.50O
The above is only u port
books. For full list call at
fhe I af and 1Sfh ftaI11
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I,OR SALE-AT VERY Low PRICES FOR SIGH
IL attractive houses; row OF four brick dwellinvs
q rooms and bath; handsomely papered: lust com,
pleted Ut 9th and SITS will sell corner house for
81. OOO and Nos. 9O3 pos and 907 L ST.. for 40 $50
each SWORMSIEDT BRADI ~
jes-ot 927 st. NV
EoR sALE-sToP RENTING AND OWN YOUR
Il home 5000 to So, go. including side lot; S25
monthly; no cash; Will secure you perfect gem of
home in prettest neighborhood e. two lines cars
ieS-lw' W. l. BCkfOkD. 1422 n. Y ave
lyOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROW OF BRICK
Il dwellings St, bet 4th and 9Th sts "a e at
prices ranging from s370O to $4,000 This is with
out exception the handsomest dwellings in the
eastern section OF the city The houses six rooms
and BATH and every convenience and the work is OF
the best, especially the plumbing and stove work
They are open Tor insrection all day.
sWOkMSTEDf BRADLEY.
JeS-6t 927 ST. NV.
INOR sALE-A NEW TWO-sTORY-AN BASE
II nent brick house; rooms and bath; ali modern
improvements spiendidly built and finished on I2th
St, near X a bargains only $4,000. HUTCHINS
BOLhLEY, I32l ST. NV jeS-6t
VyOR SALE-THREE NEARLY NEW TWO STONY
IL bay-window, 6-room brick dwellings, southeast.
all rented; "a per cent investment Price for an
$4,000. TYLER RUTHERFORD
ieS-6ts I.l0T II
EoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, 17Os 4TH ST
II NV; no reasonable offer refused small cash pay
inent OF 5000; new 2-story ana basement brick
my2S-lm IHos. @. HENsEx Co.. 300 st. n ".
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l,OR RENT-I4 AND SO Z ST NV, NEW SIX
II room and bath bay-window Bricks: all modern i'm
IrOyements. nicely papered only $3.50.
jell-:}t' W. Z. DCVAII. 925 + st.
EoR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE;
II 1907 Pennsylvania ave. NV; furnished or unfur
nIshed. iell-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-12

L'OR RENT 1925 Q. Tor .......... s45
II 1909 l, Tor, m l.. s55 1888 X, Tor .......; so
1905 y, N / ....-..... % 6O3 me-. $40
- 10 COrcOran ST. rooms new. 40 10
lOVZ North Carolina ave, rooms, new.....-. 900
oU3 10th st. southeast. ll.3O
oOl Callan ST. northeast, rooms. 800
Je12-3t.