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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29

NlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COR
j PORATION of Allegheny Cemetery will
be held at the new Penn avenue entrance on
SATURDAY. the 18th inst, at 430 o'clock Pm.
ie27-58 JAMES R SPEER, Secretary.
NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE TRAv.
IN EL1NG statesmen Is requested for TO.
DAY, JUNE %, at wholesale grocers' rooms, 3
P. NJ, sharp, corner Sixth and Liberty street.
LOU T. DALLMEYER,
je29-20 Secretary Of ]. NJ. Little Fund
HEADQUARTERS ALLEGHENY COUNTY D
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ,
PITTsBURG, PA, June 26, 1889 J
THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Il Committee will be held in Common Coun-
Gil chamber. Pittspurg municipal Hall), on
SATURDAY, JUNE %, at o'clock P. M. to
take action upon the report Of the committee
appointed to revise and prepare rules govern
ing your committee. By order
W. D. PORTER, Chairman.
ROBERT BERRY. Secretary. ieN-l2Ths
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29

"ANTED - PRACTICAL SOAP MAKER
w good opening for a man with undoubted
reference tO character and ability: state ex-
perience and with whom. Address SOAP. Dis
patch Office. je26-10-wFs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29

"ANTED MEN TO SELL SHETLAND
w Mountain ponies; sample pair free ON busi-
nesslike conditions: largest herd fancy spotted
ponies in America: letters answered If a self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope isenclosed. PROPRIE-
TOR SHETLAND PONY RANCH, Van Raub,
Bexar county. Texas. je29-7
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29

ENOR SALE-AT VINELAND, N. j., Io-ACRE
Il fruit and poultry farm: house. outbniltings;
hennery will hold 500 chickens; well fruited with
crops. Price, q, 400; cash, $500. NJ, ROBERTS,
owner, box 1912 je26-55-wS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29

"ANTED - MAN-To TAKE AGENCY OF
w our safes; size 2sxlsxls inches: weight 500
lbs retail price S: other sizes in proporton rare
chance TO create permanent business at home;
these safes meet demand never before supplied by
other safe companies. we not governed bY
the Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE CO., Cincinnati d.
je2O-4-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29

DOR SALE-WYLIE AVE, NEAR FRANCIS
IL ST.. new two-story and mansard brick
dwellings of Srooms each, city water, natural
gas, bath, hall, vestibule, slate mantels, etc.;
nice lot extending mack to alley: will be sold
cheap. Call at office BLACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth
ave. je25-6O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
NATIONAL FARMERS, CONVENTION
An Important Gathering OF Agriculture
lists from All Over the Country.

The Farmers national congress met yes.er.
day in the hall OF the house Of Representatives
In Montgomery, Ala. The congress was well
attended by delegates from every state and
territory. Forty delegates are present from
Maine. Addresses OF welcome were delivered
oy Mayor Graham for the city. 7. J. Carlisle
ior the state agricultural society and Commis-
sioner holb on behalf Of the state. Responses
were made by A. B. Smith OF Kansas. r. r.
clayton OF Iowa aud G. W. Spofford Of Illinois.
commissioner kolb. president of the congress.
delivered his annual address IL was an
elaborate paper, covering the purposes and
spirit OF the organization. A committee of ouo
from each delegation was appointed on resolu-
tons The congress then adjourned 90 attend
,he southern exposition Friday night, after adj
1ournment, the entire body will 90 10 New
Orleans, the Louisville and Nashville railroad
company having tondered them a special train
The evening session was largely attended
and able addresses were made. The handlinu
of the cotton crop discussed by n
Sledge of Texas and Herbert Post of Alabama.
They advocated radical changes in the present
method of handling cotton. advising packing in
solid bales and selling on the cooperative plan.
l.. ID. Norton of Wisconsin discussed agricul.
ture, manufacturing and commerce. taking a
position favorable 10 the extension of improves
ments of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers
and the Hennepin canal across Illinois; also
advocating doep-water harbor in Texas and
the substituting Of steamships plying between
the United States and South American points,
L. :. Coffin of Iowa made an eloquent plea in
behalf of railroad brakemen for the improved
coupler.
An interchange of fraternal greetings with
the National grange, in session IN Sacra-
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
THEY CHEERED THE ENGINE.
What the Pan Americans Did When
They Finished Their Trip.

Tho international American excursionists
have returned from their triumphal march
through portion of the United States. En-
CINE No. 1858 of the Pennsylvania railroad,
with Engineer Hart at the throttle, rolled into
the Baltimore and Potomac depot last night at
GAO, and behind the iron horse was the train
of Pullman cars in which the delegates and
attaches have lived for the past six weeks. In
spite of the fact that there was maximum of
comfort on board the train everybody was glad
the trip was over and that opportunity had
c6me for rest. Waiting for the train were Del
egate Prescott, one OF his sons, couple of
gentlemen from the State department. three
newspaper men, and a host of servants who are
attached to the households of many Of the
members of the party.
GATHERING AROUND THE ENGINE.
In five minutes the cars wero empty Of all
save the crew of train men and the crowd of
weary sight-seers had congregated on the plat
form alongside the old reliable 1853 and its
controlling spirit. Capt John q. BOurke had
his arms full of valses and bundles, but he
dropped them and invited Engineer Hart to
come down TO the level of the assembly. As
the grimy favorite complied with this request
the captain said: Gentlemen, / want you to
give three cheers for 1858, the best engine in
the United States, and for Engineer Hart,
whose equal doesn't exist" The captain led
the cheering and finished in solus with an
Arizona tiger" that sounded like an Apache
war whoop. Then everybody shook hands
with Hart and passed out to the carriages which
were in waiting B street and which. as
rapidly possible, were filed with the nation 8
guests and driven to the various legations and
hotels.
REST AT LAST.
Not until the last carriage had departed did
Tourist Agent Draper say word about the con-
clusion Of the trip, but as the rear vehicle
ratified over the cobblestones en- route to the
avenue he was heard to fervently calculate
''Thank heavenr' Mr.. Draper and Special
Agent William Z. Curtis slept soundly and un-
October 2. The other attaches, Capt Bourke,
Lieut. Lemly, Lieut.. McCrea. Mr.. w. p. Smith
and Mr.. Il. jefferson Coolidge, jr., were also
glad of the respite. DIR. Yarrow did not seem
to be very much worn out; his work has not
been arduous, and it is matter for congratula-
the occurrence Of a single accident in connec-
ton herewith.
The sultan has issued an trade. sanctionine
use Of Protestant pilgrims. 1t is announced
that this concession by the sultan affords
especial qualification TO the empress Of Ger
many.
Yesterday was Edwin Booths fisty-sixtb
birthday, and the anniversary was commemo-
rated by the members of Edwin Forrest lodge
OF the Actors Order of Friendship, who pre-
sented to the distinguished actor Jewel OF the
lodge at the Broadway theater.
Mr.. Gladstone's son, Henry Neville, IL en-
gagged to Maud Rendel, daughter Of stuart Rem
del, II. p.
Ny. Boyle, editor Of The London Chronicle, i.
dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Every one who wants to hire help or End
situation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or find bargains of any
kind, should use and consult the second and
third pages of THE STAR. They constitute a
perfect daily history and directory of the minor
needs and activities of this community, and
each new advertisement therein is as well
worth reading as any other department Of the
paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14
AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO.
ITO / STREET NORTHWEST, A AUCTION.
At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK M. in front Of The
In square 27 by depth Of about SO to an Alley
10 feet wide. Improved by three story brick DWELL
ing, with modern improvements, being No. ITO I
street northwest. This Is Of the desirable
and valuable locations for private residence the
city-is just north Of 18th street. fronting Farr1ut
square, and convenient to street cars.
forms One third cash, balance in and two years
with interest, and secured by deed of trust on the
property. all cash. Convey and recording
cost of purchaser. deposit of $500 required time
Of sale. THOMAS BOWLING.
n14dSds Auctioneer.
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VIM. Il. MoKNEw,
Successor to r. II. Taylor).
933 Penn. ave.
H1LADELrH1A STORE.

We are giving special values in Dress
Goods. Drap d'Almas, Henriettas, CASH
meres. Serges, Fancy Plsids, French. Eng
lish and Domestic Broadcloths, Velvets.
Pushes, sc.
Blankets, Comforts and Bed Spreads at
less than usual prices. An examination will
convince good judges of value.
Underwear for Men, Women and Children.
Our prices have demonstrated the fact, the
best for the prices to be found in the city.
Lace Curtains-A big bargain in Lace Cur
tains at 81 and 81. worth double the price
asked, and about 80 pairs as special drive
from 81 to 81 2 per pair that can't be dupli-
Gated.
Imitation China Silk for drspery at 12ISc,
reduced from 20c. and 25c.
Chenille Covers-Another lot arrived to-
day. "A at 75c.. 6-4 at 81. 65.
souvenir for every Lady, four papers
Smiths Red Paper Needles, q Spool Cotton
and Thimble for l8c., less than cost Of i'm
pOrtation, all in a handsome box.
Will offer special bargains in Carpets this
month
CARHART Il LEIDY,
S2S 7th st. and 706 x 1t. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sALE-vERY CHEAP-27. 600 FEET LAND
EARLY, n 8o5 e4.6 q. per foot Apply CHARLES
FOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN LOT, TWO BLOCKS
RSEGst s SSH 4 s5Na s4S foot 4agsS
tcoK SAL L.-ER LOT, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
T. ; across street from Dr. Hammond's new house 6Oc.
nl4-st' ADDiSoN IAh fsSa 81.
EoR sALE-THREE LOTS on NORTH SIDE OF
2l.93 side and alleys si. So per IT, sure to i'd
Two IOis 3 south side Of oq1cOran It. be. "
siss opposite and o ifs's'n;%s II IS: at
between and M SITS. me-, Lots SO to SO, square
SSS. Esst nae A be.xeen and SITS. NV. Lots
=, md ~ s sss' h VIZ
south nth eide eide between 4th and 9Th sss Sc. soer
siss ss Ss'sf'p and 's' NV" ao''0o
s Sai ssss e. and
235; southvest corner 10Th and sits. Nv, So 26
III ps sn sHQ IT, NV
IL u 70 is Wsr alley: per foot 1925:
frSa as s on zach ss s,rss. s4 500
I'D IS feet ironass large GsT Stable X
ll5 Eastside 18th st, north side of St and south
side of U st. NV, number of lots in square 2O5.
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
nI4-3t DIG st. NV.
NOR SALE-N ST. NEAR 9TH NV, TWO-STORY
Il Bay Window Press Brick Front 9 rooms. bath and
cellar good yard: every modern convenience
well built and in rst-class condition; price "a 100
llth ST. e. near Massachusetts ave-, Two-story and
Basement Bay window Press Brick Front: every mod
ern conyenience; bargain at a600 $5UO to ID 900
cash. balance III one, two and three years.
Linden st., teDroit Park Beautiful Eight-room
splendid sOndtiSn fine lot price $4,000; $1,000
1Oth st. between q and H. Fine Lot. 2Ox 90, i'm
proved by Three STORY Frame Dwelling; rented for
$40; rapidly improving locality; price $3.50 per
Mast L. sTARaARpTER. 613 18th st.
EOR SALE-LOTS IN NEW ADDITION TO BROOK.
land on easy terms. These Lots adjacent the
most elevated and improved part of Brookland,
manding hne view. All kinds Of fruit growing on the
place. Streets 90 feet wide in conformity with city
streets To parties who will build at early date
special terms Will be given Call at once and make
your ehoice For full particulars and plats Nc
LACHLEN BATCHELDER, 1918 st. NV nj 3-.1m
EoR sALEsTw0 VERY DESIRABLE, LOTS ON
II the North Side of NJ st. n W. near North Capitol st.
2OL log each q bargain at Soc per SO. foot.
n13-3t SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 Est
DOR SALE-A BARGAIN-A VALUABLE CORNER
Lot on 4th st. extended, only IS cents per foot
small cash payment, balance long time. Apply at
once: q. J. r. HERTFORD,
Met 14lNG st.
EOR sALE-I HAVE A SMALL CORNER LOT,
suitable for Grocery Store, in Mt. Pleasant; will
sell part or whole. Also q lot for 5000 and $500
hl2-0t J. H. HEREFORD, 14l0 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

bus broke down near waymart, Pa, on
the way 70 . wedding. ME- maxwell vss
killed
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FRANK NJ. LEWIS,
JEWELER AND SILvERSMITH
1915 Penna. ave-
A New Line Of
PICTURE FRAMES,
In Silver Mountipgs, my own importation Very low
prices. large stock OF Colored
and Cut Glass
TOILET BOTTLES,
Solid Silver Mountings.
nave the Exclusive Control of these Handsome
Goods. My Own Importation
They range In price from
50 30 to &s5 each.
Full Stock Of
STERLING SILVER PIECES,
Designed especially for Wedding Gifts The Finest
and Lowebt-pric Goods ever offered
The Largest Stock Of
OPERA GLASSES
In the city at the
Low EST P ICES.
n12 1915 PENNA. AVE.
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e. Ssss E.. g. : ! 4 s. s. :. ): !:

Many new styles in WALKING JACKETS, and
among them some extreme novelties
We desire also to call your special attention to our
large line Of LADIES' WRAPPERS. All sizes from g.,
to AZ.
FLANNEL WRAPPERS. braid trimmed, plated
yoke princess back, in Navy, Garnet and Gray Price,
So
STRIPED FLANNEL WRAPPERS with Plain Cash.
mere Fronts. Colors, Navy and Dark Garnet, Navy
and Brown. Gray and Black Price, So
HAIR LINE STRIPE WRAPPERS. Full Front, Vel
vet Cuffs, Collar and Belt, Princesse Back Good as
sortment Of coors. Price, ell.
CASHMERE WRAPPERS, Solid Colorings, Silk
Front. Reveres aud Cuffs Directore style) Price,
$12.
FINE SERGE WRAPPERS Fancy Yoke, Full
Sleeves, Loose Front Ribbon Trimmed Stripe effects
In Garnet. Blue and Black. Price, $3.50
Many other styles. but space will not allow descrip-
tions.
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DEST.

COOP. BETTER Best.
SOME CLOTHING IS GOOD,
SOME Is BETTER,
OURS Is THE BEST.
Our Stocks Of SUITS and OvERCOATS for Men and
Boys Is the admiration Of all who them. while the
Prices are the Lowest in Washington.
FOR MEN
Asplendid Line Of CAPE ovERCoATs, from sl2
to S1S,
OVERCOATS from S5 to $25.
Splendid Double-breasted Beaver OvERCOAT at
$10; worth S15.
Magnificent Line of SUITS from 90 for Good
Serviceablo Business Suit to S2S for a Dress Suit
worth $40. An immense line of PANTS from 81 90
up.
FOR BOYS
Our Line of SUITS and ovERCoATS, in Cape,
Ulster and Plain Sack is complete and Prices at Rock
Bottom.
wEYL's oNE.PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
oc2-3m 81 SEVENTH ST.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

For SALE on ExCHANGE-2.sToRY s;Ro ,oN
sT nS M IN, L
srty: Price. $4,000. Terms easy. Ad iress OWNER
r Der 20. Six Beaatifui BrieR House. stories and
attic rooms all nicely papered cabinet mnntels Of
Il library and dnne ana
f&s
rent for s39; only $500 and $4,000; easy terms
IGOR sALE-463. EAST SIDE I'd ST. NEAR G
pair desirable little house that can be purchased
n13-3t 9l6 T st. NV.
EoR sALE-IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
building and Basement House, Containing il large
iences ~ and hsndsoe interior ish near al
town hotels; for so days $4,000 Address oWyS5hh
I,OR sALE-5l3, 5l7, 52l, 525 SD ST. NE. SIX
and Bath an neatly crystal sa M
water good cellar the most complete Groom houses
in ths CITY Inquire of j. A on PE sIe@,se.
Il 4 Delightful Home on .soth ST. near Dumoarton
ave, 10 rooms and bath, only 900. ., .
EXCELLENT conditionj $500. 80, .,,o,
s.. near 14th, rooms, lot 22x9S: $4,000; -,
The new houses we offer in section of the
B6fRET c6 laos st.
LOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN HAVING MOVED
Il west offers his Residence for Sale Bargain. 1t
is centrally located on Massachusetts between
18th and 14th SITS 1t is well suited to business
man who may desire a home in q fashionable neigh
bGrhSod; For price and perTifson t9 o psPess spPy
LOR SALE-A BARGAIN, TWO sIX-ROOM
Il and Bath Bay Window Houses in W., convenient
to lines OF paying so cent the invest
ment. w. l. HOPKINS CO., l420 st.n. n123t
NOR SALE-A SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
Il store and cellar near western market; new brick
stable in 226S square feet ground in lot. APP
ply to WESCOTT, WILCOX CO., 1907 Pa. ave
LNOR SALE
+ QST. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
Handsome Brown Stone Front Residence, contain
ing IL rooms and every convenience.
Good lot with public alley in rear.
Price very reasonable aud terms of payment easy.
THOS. j. FISHER CO.,
n12-6t 1924 st. NV.
LrOR SALE-A BARGAIN-A LARGE ll-ROOM
Il House in Mt. Pleasant with 1900 feet of land
Only $4,000. j r. HEhTFORD I4l9 est l2-6t
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l715 9th st. NV, b. h.,
mi, lar. $4,000
1888 / st. n. W., b. b.,
| ur................ 10. 600
1870 H st. NV, b. b.,
lar. 900
220 LIST n.e., D. b..
lila and iii8 9th ST.
s.w., b.h., 7r. and l FIJI.
4O6 and 4OS 18th st.
s.w., b. b. Or. $500
80 l. st. NV, b.h..
L B' h., 7r.... 49, - .3,4oo
NV. ar. go. 5000
h, Or. 1900
342 and 344 Nj ut. q.
w, Or. Recommendation
1880 Sampson st. I.
h., Or. 1000
Alley bet. d and z, G
and L SITS. s.e......1,500
1882 10th st. n.w., b.
h.. Sr. Il, 500
Sl3 I'd st. &c., I. H.,
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EOR SALE
Il 22l0 to 2234 Boy
st. NV. b.h. $4,000
2024 to 2042 Bdy. st.
NV, b: h.; 1890
NV. b.h., 5r. $4,000
1921 to 1929 c st. ana
1914 to 1922 Harri-
son ave. Sc, b. h., 4
and 5r. .12,0 600
1888 TO l743 L ST. n.
7Oi to 7O9 Farragns
st. N. w., b. b. g, 600
/ to q alley bet. NJ and
N, 18th and 18th
113a to 1i51M 33d ST.
Nv, +. h.............6,0 ZOO
1923 10Th st. NV.
h., Or, and = houses
in rear, 4r. each. 200
1871 u st. N. W., I'll,
Or. 5000
239 1316 st. s.w.. b. h.,
Sr......:...........5,O00
14l2 2Sth st. n. W..
b.h.. Or. ZOO
lib II st. n. c., b. b.,
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Full and Complete Assortment Of LADIES' FUR.
NISuINGS.
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STORES, &c.
moo

Store and Diving 20O7 Store room 1541 Mst
18th st. iIr. $50 .....--S IL
Hall TIL sts. 10 stable ti7 ST. H. W 10
store SIS 7th ST. .21 Stable rear 1l3 tn ST.
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lSOR RENT-BEAUTIFULLYA AND COMPLETELY
y FURNISHED. to private family only, handsome ~
ROOM House, ZOO . St, near Iowa Circle 90 Der
Eonth- or sl,50o By the year. Apply on the prem
40. uSlms
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Nsa - WV
OFFICES

9th Pa av., r'm Is. SO 9th Pa av. room II 81 10
!,th &Pa 5v..r'nls HE % 472 Ia. ave-, , base
Central b'ldEr Il --.-.l6 nIent rooms.
4UI 9TH st, LIST e., =. 10 40I 9TH St. Sd H. g.. \
4UI 7tn st. LIST f. 8. 10 Az La ave. q
.ith Pa Rv., RIM 20, 10 46S La ave, Sd fl,
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The above Is only PORTION OF the property my
IIsks cr full list cali at oce for bulletin issued
iit let and 18TH. lnl2l 1HOS. E.WAGGAMAN.
gTUR RENT-l3O1 RIGGS ST. NV, TIREE-SIORY
i and Basement Brick Dwelling L rooms all mod
ern IuIpr,,v cnIents at $40 month.
Mist JOHN 4. ARMS, $40 + ST. NV
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FIGURES FURNISHED BY JUDGE ADVOCATE GEN.
ERAL LIEBER-DRUSKESNEss THE PRINCIPAL
cAusE-How To LESSON THE NUMBER OF pKLIS-
QUENrs-oTHER Recommendation.
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NOR EENT-FUKNISHED-
IL X. /. ave. near COM ave-, 900 for season.
Fine House Oh Pa ~Is ct square. $4,000 for season.
Mass. ave. near CpGG. 49, $4,000 five months.
n 81 near 18th 81, ~. 4y,1OO per year
1925 Vermont ave. 81: 10 per year.
1902 10th st. n ", SUO per year.
1888 st. NV, . ,oCG per year
BEALL, BROWN CO.,
0un ~
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TOR SALE.A BARGAINcA LARGE 11-ROOM
Il House in Mt. Pleasant with 1900 feet of land.
Only $4,000 J. L. Hartford, 14l9 Gst. 12-6t
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4. til REM
Iur- .-122 II st. .S12i
1908 l St. lot, fur III
sU2 2lst ST, I2r.-6O. 3 .
1851 L st., LIT, mi. 0O-5U
1900 :5Uih ST., lOr..m-i. 81
z2l9 | st. Or I;I.i. .4O.5O
1901 eth st, or. nI-i.:jO.5U
BOB, sos, :tO7, 3OJ. 81
Mass. av.n.e 6r. mi 80. %
145.j Pierce, ar. 10
g.!!2 .!.4th ST.. Sr-,m.I2J..}u
9lS I'D st. ,ir.. MILO. so
:i2:32 " alter st.......-...2l
l:}9 = st. ne, 6rs. -
"a I'D ST. 6r.....-.:.':22.5O
1906 2:5d st. 6rs. 80
1871 10th ST., 6r 200
::552OS 1:Sth. On. W. Sx. ~. 81
1910 18th St. or. 20. so
ss4:i;} y ST. Or. .......lG..JC
IOr d iull hstaYTly -
nix
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/, vi, RENT-UNFURNIsHEp

Conn ave. near X, l5r.3UO Conn. Ii,
Aa-s mr. 5th.l 2IO l2r .............-. 1867
IIlIOnt Circle IT -9:i:I}J 1874 q St, l}r 30
Dupont CIRCLE Ar 2OS 33 stougL.ton st LIT 30
L. 4. ave. nr. l7th st. 10Th -. nr. H. l4r....loO
lr 2pS.33 18th -. N, l3r.. so
ST 18th, l2r 100 10Th 81. near y, lUr.. 20
RI. ay mr. 10Th, l&r.2UU q - 18th, llr... l.5
West Mssh'n. lr......2Uy 35th st NV. llr...lC0
:th mr. l. 81, Ar. 40 near 18th, cr........ 90
1he above houses can be examined by permit from
office only. THOMAS J. FISHER co,
NIL i32i I ST. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

ITOR sALE-I HAVE SMALL CORNER LOT.
Il suitable for Grocery Store in Mt Pleasant: will
sell part or whole. Also lot for $500 and $500.
u12-Ot j. X. HER1FOliD, 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-14

EOR sALE-THREE LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF
y Sherman tCorcoran) st., 40 IT, from N. H. ave.,
vance in value. " " ~
Two Lots on south side of Corcoran at bet n H
ave. ana 9TH St, next to new houses 20 6TxS7 so
q 6S per Y Opposite and adjoining lots held at
" and CLIO. CHAS A. SHIELDS,
nl4-ot 1OO6 st N w