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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Nine Months for Mexican.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. d.. April 23.-Mexi-
can Tom, the noted Indian desperad o
who attempted to murder the son of
Big Star, leading Sioux chief, was
sentenced to nine months in the pen
itentlary this morning in the United
States district court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Judge Lynch Takes an Inning.

TEXARKANA, Ark, April 23.-Yes-
terday evening negro man who had
committed an outrage on a respectable
white lady near Cameron station, was
arrested and fully identified by the lady.
Soon after dark a party of men over
powered the guard and shot the negro
to death,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Stuckin the ice.

QUEBEC, L2S.-The steamer Lake
Nepigon, Capt. Herman. from Liver
pool April IL for Montreal, is reported
by the signal service fast in the ice off
Cape Ray, N. F. The Cap Rouge ice
bridge is now moving down opposite the
city
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
EIaborate Weddinp.

Special to the Globe.
JORDAN, April 23.-Yesterday oc-
Cured in this city one OF the most nota-
BILE, wedding festivals that ever took
place in this part Of the state. the mar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
SHOES ANDsPICEs sCoROHED
Disastrous Blaze in the Flower
City--Fires of a Day.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 23.-Fire
was discovered in the Wagner block on
st. Paul street at $50 o'clock this morn
ing. and an hour later the south end of
the block was in ruins. The fire spread
across the street, and the Hahn block
and the New Osborne house caught fire
simultaneously, but by good work of the
fire department. the flames were pre-
vented from doing much damage on
that side of the street. The total loss
is estimated at $4,000, distributed as
follows: Wagner building, owned by
John G. Wagner, $4,000; Weaver,
Thomas & Kirk, shoe manufacturers,
$4,000: l.. B. Eddy, cOffees, teas and
spices, $4,000: Langslow, Fowler u Co,
furniture manufacturers, S25, 900; J. W.
Naylor, shoe manufacturer, $1,000; e.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Embezzler Cromers Captured.

HALIFAX, N. S., April 23.-J. Med.
Cromers, the agent at Edmonston, of
the Peoples Bank of Halifax, who left
the country with $4,000 belonging to
the bank, has been captured at Sand
beach, Mich. He will return volun-
tarily Tor trial.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Buildings for Deadwood and Butte

WASHINGTON. April 23.-The house
committee on public buildings and
grounds has authorized favorable re-
ports on the senate bill for the erection
of a public building at Deadwood: S. D.,
100000, and the house bill for a build
ing at Butte City, Mont. $15G.000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Cast Up by the Waters.

Special to the Globe.
CRooKsToN, Mimi, April 23.-The
body of Eddie Helgler, drowned in d E.
cember last, was found in Maple lake
YESTERDAY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Pit Up for Slaughter.

NEWCASTLE, Ind, April 23.-Henry
n. johnson, one of the leading menu
bers of the Richmond bar, was nomi-
mated on the twelfth ballot to the Re-
publican congressional convention held
here to-day,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
Hard Frost at Brainerd.

Special to the Globe.
BRAINERD. Mimi, April 23.-There is
heavy frost in this region tonight, as
the result of a very cold wave; but as
vet no damage has been done.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
HAVOC WROUGHT BY WIND.
A Texas Village Struck by a Cy-
clone

AUSTIN, Tex, April GA terrific
cyclone struck Kyle, town of 600 in
habtants, twenty miles south of here,
last night. Many buildings were over
turned and some completely demolished.
The Kyle institute, a two-story build
ing, was lifted from its foundation and
carried thirty feet without njuring the
structure. Two fine horses and some
cattle were killed, but strange to say no
person is even reported injured. Farms
and plantations in the track OF the
storm suffered greatly
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
CornelI,s wound Proves Fatal.

DUBUQUE, To-, April 23.-George
Cornell, who was shot by ]. j. Grin nell
last Wednesday night, died at North
last evening.
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SLASHED WITH A RAZOR
The Case of Charles Sledge Charged
With Cutting Charles Turner.

After suffering from the effects of razor cuts
inflicted more than a month ago, Charles
Turner, a young colored man. was able to APP
pear in the Police Court this morning. Charles
SledCe, another young colored man, also APP
peared. but his presence was compulsory, be-
cause he mad been arrested by Officer Slack,
and has been in custody since the cutting. The
two men met in a church at MontelIo on the
Sd of March when a concert was given. Turner
had enioye ed the program during the evening
and it was late when Sledge put in appearance.
Drawing razor from his pocket he asked
Turner. DO you see thisg'
Yes" responded Turner.
'.WelL 1 am going to put it in somebody to-
night"
Il guess not remarked Turner.
Siedge then went outside and later in the
evening Turner started home. In q friendly
manner he took hold of Sledge's coat collar and
asked him to put the razor in his pocket and
take 1T homo before be got in trouble.
Let go my coat" said Sledge, who seemed
angry.
Turner, who had been giving HIM friendly
advice, did requested, and started 10 walk
off .lwhen Sledge made toward him and cut
him several times about the legs.
The court held Sledge for the grand jury and
committed him 10 jail in default of bail
Lawyer Walters subsequently appeared -
counsel for the defendant and the court set
aside the judgment and set the hearing for
Tuesday.
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4 GEoRGETOwN PROTEST.
Business Men Object to the Scheme OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

The Commissioners late yesterday afternoon
gave hearing TO the business men of George
town, who had called TO protest against the
Commissioners permitting the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company from carrying out
their proposed plan of entering Georgetown
by bridge.
General Solicitor Wickem. representing the
railroad, was present and said that the pro-
posed plan was the only practicable one they
bad yet hit upon and that if built il would open
up splendid country, as the road has ], 800
miles north Of the Ohio river and LOO miles
south of it,
Attorney Worthington. representing the Bar
Der Asphalt Paving Company. near whose
works the proposed bridge is to cross pro-
tested against its construction on the ground
that it would seriously interfere with navigs-
tlon.
The Georgetown Citizens Association.
through Mr.. Leech, protested against the road
and said that nearly every business man in
Georgetown was opposed toit. He presented
long petition from them protesting against
Its favorable consideration by the Commission
crs.
Several other citizens also spoke. among
them Mn. y. Ii. Shea, president OF the South
Washington Citizens Association. He said he
was opposed 10 the road la general il con-
templatcd crossing public reservation. which
would cost the city more than Sl.0O0,000.
The Commissioners will look into the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11
DAIRY LUNCH ROOMS.
Chief Justice Bingham Decides They
Must Pay License.

Chief Justice Bingham this morning decided
the case of the District against J. NJ Ford and
Thomas Graham charged with keeping an eat
ing house without license. This is the test
case of the dairy lunch people brought up 70
obtain the opinion Of the court as TO whether
they should or should not take out licenses
Mr.. Cahill represented the defendants, and on
the hearing presented the bill Of fare. The
court this morning said this bill Of fare in
cluded rolls, sandwiches Of three kinds, milk,
coffee pies of several kinds and several varieties
of cake-thirteen or fifteen kinds Of food.
The question was did these parties furnish
meals, thereby coming under the restaurant
license. Ii was quite clear TO him that from
this bill quite a comfortable meal could be
made, especially MONDAY meal, and that
such place should pay Incense.
Mr.. Cahiil said that having obtained the
rulings OF the court the parties interested
would procure licenses.
The court imposed q nominal fine of o. and
costs.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IGOR RENT-A SPLENDID NEW FIFTEEN-RoOM
Il House. az modern improvements: stationary wash
tubs electric bells; handsomely papered. suitable for
sth ST ap5-Iw
i'OR RENT-IO ROOMS OVER THE WEST END
National Bank. NV. cor. 18th ana Penua ave n.
all newly painted and paperet and in good condition.
further plTtisalsrs appiy 70 WEsCoTr = WILCOX,
spa-6t 1907 Penna ave.
I'oK RI.NT-FGKNIsBLD OR UNFUENIsHED-
So fnrnisileJ 81, lniurnisIe,L
ap5-Ia ". ii BANsTow. els eth stn.w.
+ OF KENT7;UNFgENIsH4D
1l31 5th It, I0r---...4o 3l5 st. NV, Tor. 30
S ~! Il a. s AVE. ~ 9ls T Gnic s place
ST. Csilsn ST. . ONCE rms az 18th NV.
al5,ds. IIiII kUTHEkfoRD, I 1907 .sn..
!, sig aist' & 80 30 Ii3 eqth ST. 90
ap3-.w GRO. ". LlNKINs, Igth aud Ii ats, NV.
IGOR RENT-FTRNIsHED-6 DUPONT CIRCLE,
rooms. laundry anu cellar; rent. $500. ap3-2w.
EOR RENT-A NEAT NINE-RUOM BhICK
i Eouse new; AL mi; ga r st. ne; key next
OwNEk. 5ls @th Or Gl0 lith st. mas-Im
+ s;ett Mansion, si5 d ST. ,s ;;9:S 80
616 La ave-. 11-..... 6i5 Esd 81. Sr m i..:2.! so
aia r. ave; iiT6. 1O3g l29G %.d; 6T mill %
Siid i6r inr "a! = ( ST. IT,. 81 Sr 50
SO l8,R st. i6r mi, s. sid a;d st. e
Ne cor list and II sts.6U ...gI 9TH ST., 20
2l.}S l. St, Or 90 COS 2d ST. Or. 1S 30
.1:Sl .!5l9 Pa av Yr J.p..IO BOZ ,,d st, 1S 30
49, iI.av., 5000 49, enn jr.. $50
23l J-5l' ln aE.Sr3O 5u 81 - st. me-. Or. ~
II - St, I.2r. %. "a 81 18th St. 81
14l5 lOth l2rrnl. 41.JU nos NY. ave, Tor. 1870
2I2J St, Or. mi .iU.J 5l7 .l;ji ST., 4 30
.::}Ol ST., lOr milo 1906 Gales, tr 10
.I.Si 81, ST., mi 10 1851 =. Cap. 81. UB0
1905 Pa. ave- Or. 30 4.l2 Va ave, Jr ......IO
1Q09-9L 24th st. Sr... 10 :i.j.}0 St, 10
WEST WASHINGTON.
O12 DEmbaron. Sr 81. 80 l:i.s SD. Or. & 800
500 VI ST.. H. 5000 .yG2 VI Or, i.....oJ
124S 31st. MI. -. bo 20 > Olive 1t,
j0l7 81 ST. Or, %. 10 2S03 VI st, 80
Iora I'LL list apply - MkSCOTT & WILCOX.
apo 1907 Pa. ayen.w.
NOR Rents FIRST-CLhSS RESIDENCES, l4I2
4 10Th ST., 1al1 Rhode Island ave. and 1928 y st.
~ Apply
m2l-:}ni ]. ]. SHEDD. 1907 r. T. ave.
I. OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il Flats in "Ihc Milton" ! tayette Terrace $50
TO- 600 and S4O 81 Dth ST. H. IL
14i. Mass. gye...-..l $50 stable nr. Ct av.& kst9O
1871 st.....-......tOO Stable near & 10th. Us
1434 Sst....- 1421 ST., Office. j.
1915 Pierce Piace.....25 Eayette terrace IL 20
Hitch, FOX 4 BROWN,
mis- 1887 Penn. ave. NV.
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The SALE OF TIE DAISY CHAIN Guup tonor-
row afternoon at l0l6 Connecticut avenue for
the benefit Of the Children's Hospital deserves
to be literally attended
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

for sale; south SIDE. IN St NV: lot % tI
press b.ek also fourssofy bricS under good rental:
nd1S iSs Piece ;s & R,egs.;y on :.
stable in rss- Of each. Pfcs siS per ssu.fe foot:
ap5-1w 900 I 81. NV
s. ioS TYLER ist ahd safs
EoR sALE-FINE DWELLINGS,
Ne% ass ave- seGss
sysSs 'i T7fIs sis SSSfHrnronD ,so7r.
E9R sALE-r9UR NEW PRESS: BRICK FRONTS.
and basement 81. rooms and bath lot lss I55. 10
';,ss buyer will sell " sSs2s s'fa
Tor sALE-FINEsT Or. COTTAGE IN ,TAKoMA;
r. VANS %
in MSDshS
ft ss $1,000 r.ps5 I!IkE RUIT5a Tue o.
heated BY furnace; This house can sell 70. $500
n spf af0u sH II sfss WEAVER $40 st. NV
ISOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS
n Corners in the West End. goth st. and Pa ave.
De S0 ack e Isss ui 81 =,
DOR SALE-SIX NEW wELL-BUILT SIx.ROOM
4 Houses in the northeast; all rented at $il. 80
each; good lots: water and Price each Af3OO,
easy terms, or $3.50 each If taken together.
ml1-lm l. STARGARDTER, 6l3 18th At. NV.
IcOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLY LOCATED PROP
Il erty 1Ol Connecticut ave lot 35xl 3: imp
by Double Three Brick splendid business prop
erty suitable Tor hotel or club house, sold low
easy terms. LAWRkNCE SANDS,
G. ULRICH KENNEDY.
mlo-lm 1415 4 St nv.
EOR SALE OR RENT-ELE9ANT RESIDENCE
4 l2eSie NV, containing ten rooms; just COM
pleted; built in modern style and the best manner
throughout Apply to owner. 1910 INV. m12-1m
VtOH SALE-yERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
IL At Takoms lark also fine building lot
SWORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY,
mh21-lm 927 Est.
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STORES
52if II st. ne, Or. 10. 40
3i3 2lst 81. n.w.....lo ~

119 st NV, Or .-..2 90 521f II ST. 9r 10 40
131S st. NV, TITS 3l2 21st 81. 10 30
apo 4. H. WARNER x co. 9I6 Funw
NOR RENT-cONNECTICUT AVE NEAR X sT
IL NV. . very desirable EOur-story Brick Dwelling
containing nfteen rooms, nve bath rooms, furnace
Tanxe stationary washtubs and all conyenences. Will
BE- rent 81 . iow txure to good tenant
s0-6t 1HOS. j. FISHER CO., 1924 + ST. NV.
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L'OK kENT-
II as St NV. ar, NH. s25. 90 per mouth.
OH 18th ST NV. lr. Brick. i5.3O .
1SO3 Il st NV, or. Frame. 1880 Z"
IL 9th ST ne. ar. Frame. 49,. 1900 :"
IHOS. u. HENSkI CO.,
Aft = 81 n
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FHxsa TRo-story Frame House On 19th between en-
month to COCA tenants; : nice Investment; only
,HS HoEsI
Lot res n
qaife Of 4 ". FisHEE, 500 NJ St NV aiieiw'
E;QR sALE-eTH BET. AND . sTs NV. BRICK
ls sBii., only $4,000 Il wAKS aIs s CO.
II lot - 2ll1l43;yl{: ,mprovedby stwo-story frame
. Twins ' ' al @XRSER 4 CO.
FHw; ) Story and basement; al modern improve:
ments; $3.50 each $500
EoR sALE-BEAUTIEUL CORNER PROPERTY
Il on 81 NV; lot 25195; three-story and base ,
s$s. ''''i G''s III ,
E0R sALE-5TH BET. AND Sis NE; TWO
cellar; either $500 f t. &A He S5 Gnu
l., - story 16-room Brick; 10y 20xI32 TO alley:
SPIN apiIy9t b. H. "AhN sIs + ST. st. NV
EqR saI,E-A NEW HOUSE; SIX ROOMS AND
Il bath all modern improvements; situated on 4th
Rented TO so add a. @ a. easy TERMS
,,,o, HEERoN 4 RAMEY.
all-?t 1907 st. NV.
FOR SALE : CHEAP : OR WILL TRADE on
Il heal Estate. improved unmproved, Hand
some New Residence. l433 St, near Vermont ave;
stories: beaus1ful front: 20 rooms; 3 bath rooms;
handsomely papered pretty chandeliers; heated by
steam; lot 2JXl39 TO SOFT alley: also side alley.
which gives all the advantages OF corner house;
Sl4.ooo may remain the property at o per cent
tor particulars apply TO DAVID ID. STONE, 500 st.
H. ". owner on premises. all-3t
ffoh sALE-CHEAP-A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE
Il III convenient section of the northwest; nine
rooms and bath hard wood finish; every modern con-
Henlence; worth 5000; will sell for S4.500.
1t DAVID ID. STONE, SOC + ST. NV.
HtOR SALE-A CHOICE PIECE OF PROPERTY
Il on 18th 81. near ti twelve rooms; brick stable:
lot 20 6x9o rents 800 month price 81 200 If
sold soon. DAVID ID. STONE,
1t 500 r st. NV
Il. OR SALE-s2, 300 WILL BUY A GOOD BRICK
Il House near the Government Printing Office three
stories and cellar: press brick front this is splendid
Investment i'll central location.
1t DAVID j.. STONE, SOC F ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-BY FISH MILLER. 1915 81. y. W
Il DESIRABLE BUILDING lots Al LOW PttlCbs
VT aye.cor o. 34xsos4s6 4 bt l2Sl3. lsAlQ0. l. -
l9th bt- q .20x OBJ 50 IL. n ne. l6x5s Doc
18th. cor ". 22xti6. .30 bt. lS3 n. 2s tNa915c
2oth 2ls; II nss 100 Pm Cap ls,ne 80 Y eo
7 bt 10 10, l1xlQ4lso y, LIST a. e. 20xl 70 ~.
Md AVA ne. 10x1o go X. 3 S4is w. 5OxlO 4ec
l3thbet RSS ,9ox 100 40 bSt 18th 18th ..Sc
I'D btO6P. 5lxll5.-l.3O BrOOkland lots Nerg cheap
18th bet. and NJ. 50xao. with four frames rented
at Sl4 so rer month; very cheap 1t 80. oo0
We have most desirable and chex, property. i'm
proved ana unimproved. at Mt Plessan :Or sa s5-t
IroR sALE-rHAT MAGNIFICENT LOT on MASS
Il ave. bet; 18th and 18th SITS. torposite shlAnd
lerrscel; 80 IT. 'front.' on Mass. ave by depth Of ps
It. through 70 II. cheap II sold a; once. HE'S
NELL McLERAN, zoos ST. NV. m32-lm
V,oR sALE-oN TERMS TO sUIT-oNE or THO
4 F. Front Lots 9th St 600 # y OF last Capitol
81. s5c. one two 4. Front Lots. II th Zoo
It \. of b. a<c. OWNER, 9l3 hast Cap. St MI lin
EoR SkLE-LoTs IN FAIRSIEW HEIGHTS on
- Ienleytown road and Woodlcy Lane. opposite OAK
View Electric railway tracts laid 10 these lots
which have sidewalks in iront and mains prices
lower than asked for other lots in immediate vicinity
small cash payments: monthly or yearly tine given
u per cen; interest," JOHN l. REALl.
talI-Sm 1921 St
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EOE RENT
SO 18th st. NV,

EOE REM
SO 18th 81. NV.
l3r-..-.----..-..-..-sl .
"a \ fE-aNe-,2lr.-....-l2J
ga u. NV, 35r......l2J
i 81 y St. l5r..-ll6.67
6l4 18th s..n.N- lur. 100
81 % y n.w..IOr-S1.o
2Oo lst St n.e., lsr....S5
2IO - ST. ne, 17r 81
lOll y. HAye..lOr. 10. Sc
J % NJ -. NV. l1r...7d
1:iS b -. De-. 9r.....,.1J
1Ol4 ION 81. NV, l:3r. 20
1875 9th NV lJr......U
1908 p 50. NV. l3r..Eo
13l Md ave. ne. llr. OF
1O0J N.H.av.E.v.9r. %. 81
mos - 81. M. Jr.......Jt
l3 Eu.w.. lSr.....42. 5J
3f6 & ST NV fIr......4I
los COrcoran st.. Sr. T..
Oil E.Cap -. llr. .iO.5I
6.!l l. st NV. l0r.-....4C
1877 Z St nv. l:sr....4G
1877 I'D NV. sr.......3l
1880 NJ. ave. 5r......35
2l6 & 81. NV. 13r. 81. yt
SIS ne. sr........3u. I.
300 e 81 ne, Sr..---...3O
1899 l4th 81. NV, 9r..2s
LEO ' 81. NV ar 20 D.
SI6 y st. s.w.. Sr. 2.J-4-
2ls Arthur place, 7r.2J. ~
ss2O y 81. NV. .cr...225. a.
2O4O 18th ST u. ". -. u
1l9G 81 NV, Or ...23 1t
l3lS Y st. nv, Tia
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ttOk SALE-A BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO.
OF orllliant tone and essy scton lst January;
sci ilth ~ Isencv F.y,e,. 81 ,,,,S t,.ss
apSto23
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EoR SALE "A BAY HORSE, SUITABLE FOR
Fer terms apply 70 J. L TRUNpLE.
IT. G.i.he-shurO
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1920 Conn. av Srear) s23 lO,9% Conn av f-ear, $50
APP f. q. HOLTZMAN. 10Th and stsn.w
.oR RENT-UNFUKNIsHEp

NOR RENT-l6O9 AND 1911 RIGGS PLACE BE-
IL tween 18th aud 1 IN and X and SITS. n W, New
AOus-s rooms and bath, buffers PANTRY, electric
bells furnace, SC s6O and S:: reduction to small
family. Apply l22l 18Th ST. NV Gp1-lw.
I,oR RENT-FOR SUMMER RESORT. CLAGETT
II Mansion. containing "a furnished rooms: shade
fruit aud garden. 100 yards from silver Spring
station on Metropolitan Branch of the Is and O. X X
Apply for particulars TO ". Il. CLAGETT, BrightM ood
L. a. AM q,
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I,OR RENT-A SPLENDID NV FIFTEEN- ROOM
u House, AZ modern improvements: stationary wash
tubs, electric bells handsomely papered suitable for
s.th st apo-lw
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

VTOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER.
IL CrccdmOOr near WarreEtOn. Va beautiful home |
large enough Cor summer boarders For particulars
see 4. NIRTON MATTHEW ,, 1881 Z st. spll -6;.
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Store 4 dwg. Ills 9TH

ISOR RENT-BE THE lST OF MAY. i459 COR
coran 81: NV, rooms. all modern improvements;
go. .}J 18Th ST. s.w.. rCOns all modern improve
ments; $685.. Oh RUPERT, 403 9Th 81. NV.
aplU-St
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ItoR sALE-A LARGE GILT MANTEL MIRROR,
HANDSOME Square Piano, Imported Rugs aud
other Household Efects Apply a, once 10 l50s
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4. OK REST-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL Is
u tate and Insurance Broker, 10Th and SITS. NV,
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LrOR SALE-FINE LOT on CONNECTICUT AVE
II bet. X and SITS nv; lx95 to alley; improved
by = good two-stoFy frame house; rooms: lQl5l
price per foot, 81. b. H. WARNER 4 CO.
apll-lc QlRF Est
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

L,OR RENT--Q ST. Mr.. 1852 Sd st.s.e.. Or. s12. so
in Grant place. 12r.....-5g .usr hUNGERtO kD.
1921 COrcOrsn. Or SO Iapi1 3tl 62i lIth 81
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u,0R SALE-A PAIR OF TROTTING BRED
Il Colts, by Macon, he by Belmont dam Kcntucky
road mare Band years old this spring the oldest
can trot in 3 minutes; the younger promises great
speed both broken coors black and seal brown larse
and handsome. q. 4. MEMS.
apll-3ts Gaithersburs Nd
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