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A Legislator Gets a Bank.

Special to the Globe.
GLENCOE, March 29.-The First Ma
tional bank of this place has made an
imgortant change in its management.
Capt. Reed. who has been its president
since 1881, has sold his stock to Hon. g.
I'll. Davis. of Bird Island. at meet
ing of the stockholders Hon. E. A.
Child, G. H. Sievers, G. LII. Davis. ). III.
Dorsey were elected directors. and g.
Ii. DAVIS was chosen president. MIR.
Davis, who was member of the last
legislature. has sold his mercantile
interests in Bird Island, and hereafter
will reside IN Glencoe.
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Almost Decap.tated.

FOUNTAIN. Minn.. March 29.--Albert
Powers, eldest son of DIR. A. w. Pow
ers, was killed at l o'clock this after
noon by jumping from a caboose at
tached to an engine going East. He,
with other boys, was catching ride.
He jumped and struck on his feet, but
was thrown back under the last wheel,
cutting his head nearly off.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
MEASURES OF RELIEF.

Offers of Financial Assistance
From All over the Union.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the relief fund,
which is operated in connection with
the board of trade and the charity Or
ganization. with headquarters at Room
II, in the board of trade, received
a large number of new subscriptions
to-day, and relieved number of cases
in which immediate action was neces-
sary. All the cases reported were taken
charge Of by the investigators who.
after satisfying themselves that the
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Minnesota Postmasters Confirmed

Minnesota POstmasters Confirmed
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The SEN
ate. in secret session to-day. confirmed
the following nominations of pOstmast-
ers: Minnesota-C. l.. Spaulding,
Brainerd: j. A. Caghern, Waseca; b.
F. Johnson, Worthington; e. A. Whit
new. Wadena.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
Harvard Is Not STUCK I'm

Yale and Harvard met in the Fifth Avenue
hotel tonight to discuss the proposed dual
athletic league. Harvard submitted q propo-
sition to govern sports between representa-
tives of the two colleges, which would not
bar reither from engaging in athletic contests
with other colleges.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

most bitterly contested factionai fight.
The Fifth ward delegates bolted. w.
f. Ball was finally nominated for mayor;
A. L. Shotwell. treasurer: A. Plummer.
police justice; w. B. Phelps. justice of
the peace. Nomination is equivalent to
election.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
Sure to Be Elected.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO, N. D., March 29.-The Re-
publican city convention held to-day
was exceedingly demonstrative, and the
nominations were made only after
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Joint Through Rates in Iowa,

DEs MONIES, To-. March 29.-The senate
this morning passed the bill compelling all
railroads in the state to make joint through
rates with competing roads, in the same form
in which 1t came from the house.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
The President Is Meroiful.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 29.-The
president to-day remitted the fine of
S4OO In the case of James r. Lomis,
Kentucky, convicted of Illicit distilling.
and the costs In the case Of j. NJ. Davis,
Arkansas, convicted of larceny.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30
FEARS Or A FLOOD.
GreenviIle's Protection Levee ii
Imminent Danger.

Imminent Danger.
GREENvILLE, Miss, March 29.--The
telegraph operator at Barnes Island
telephoned at 8 p. m. that tremen-
dous current is coming with the back
water from Easton and Huntington
breaks, rising at the rate of two inches
per hour. If this is true, the protection
levee in the rear of Greenville cannot
last through the night.
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Washington's Legislature Quits.
OLYMPIA. WASH, March 90 The
first legislature of the state of Washing
ton, after being in session 14S days. ad-
journed yesterday sine die.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

CAMEL Named as Manager.
BosToN, March 29.-Charles ". Camel has
been appointed manager of the Boston league
team for the season of 1890.
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t killed up to dark :
Robert Sullivan,
John Limerick.
Prof. A. Steubling,
William Stephan.
Gustave Kutzleh Jr.,
Charles Schaeffer,
Moses Lazarus,
Phil G. KEN.
John Horan.
Minnie SIandte,
George Schmitt,
Theodore Engelmeier.
Jacob Banner,
Richard Deuker,
Emma Hostetler.
Lulu Brown,
Elmer Barnes,
William Sterns,
II. Moore,
Edward A. Horan,
William Foster,
James McCulline,
Maggie Mcclure,
Mary Ryan,
Infant of Mrs. s.Austin,
Mrs. Joseph Niles.
Mrs. Mary Hasson.
Miss Annie Miles,
Mrs. Belle Lelloff,
Mrs. Peterson,
Tom Puff.
Thaddeus Mason,
Theodore Angermeir,
Mrs. Mclaughlin,
MIR. johnson,
Frank Paine,
August Fleischer,
Unknown negro.
Christ Miller,
Carrie Baker,
--Claibonre,
Mrs HON,
Moses Abraham,
William Clifford,
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FoRTY.oNE STILL MISSING.

Their Bodies supposed 10 Be IN
the Falls City Hall Wreck.
LOUISVILLE. KY, March 29. = The
remnants of Jewel Lodge No. 2 of the
Knights and Ladies of Honor, at small
meeting of their scattered members the
day after the disaster, appointed
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following is a list
Rev. e. 5. Barnweil,
Dudley Barnwell,
Sister Mary Plus,
mrs. Mary McComb,
Ben Schildt.
William Deemer,
Henry Lengs,
James NJ. stephens,
John Reihl,
j. Fleischer,
Y. Williams,
Clarence Lesser,
Geneva and Louise
Sims,
James Smith,
William Geisel,
John Kelsell,
Henry King,
William Holey.
Mrs. Mobley,
Peter Fuller,
John Heeb.
William Clifford,
Walter Davis,
Bridget Crow,
Maggie Campbell,
Mars EcGinter,
John Paul,
- Hill,
John Raidy,
William Sabrie.
Bud Lusher,
Walter Davis.
Mrs. E. Hoffstetter,
Miss Castleman,
Moody Davis,
j. Is. Schildt.
Park Cornell,
Pat Raidy,
Charles jerks,
Prof. Gustaye Kutz-
leb Sr.
John Remont.
Mrs. Bishop,
Robert ,yDS
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,lored) father, son and

The Caddy family (colored) father, son and
wife.
Mr.. Smith, wife and three children.
A R. Mckee, Mercer county, Kentucky.
Two unknown eolored women.
Mrs. Mamie Rock, president of lodge.
j. D. Hathaway, Chicago.
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PANDEMoNIUM REiGNED.
Ninth Ward Republicans Raise
Hades-A Candidate Roasted.

The Ninth Ward Republican club met last
night adjacent to a graveyard, ct the corner
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Continued ON Seventh Page.
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JUST AN EVEN UNDRED.
List of the Killed Whose Bodies
Have Been Recovered.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-The
following is q list of killed lin to dark:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
THE BOILER WAS DEFECTIVE,
The Result of the Investigation of the
Fatal Explosion.

The coroner's jury summoned to investigate
the death of Winfield Sutherland. who was
killed by boiler explosion at the green houses
of Strauss & Co., on the Bladensburg road, az
published in yesterdays STAR, met at the sixth
precinct yesterday afternoon and heard the
testimony of witnesses.
George Pollard, the engineer, was the prin-
cipal witness examined. He told the jury that
Sutherland was a competent fire man. being Q
person Of experience in such matters. The
witness was in the boiler room about twenty
minutes before the explosion occurred and the
pressure at that time registered As pounds. The
limit was so pounds.
The jury decided that the killing was acci-
dental, and was not due TO negligence on the part
of the deceased The jury was also OF the
opinion that the explosion the result of Q
defect in the boiler, which had only been in
use for three days, but what the defect was the
Jury was unable to determine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
The Mourning Spoilsmen.


Commissioner Roosevelt some time siucs
asked that the existing civil service commis.
sion be thoroughly investigated-turned inside
out, as 1t were-to see If there was any evil vav
in ii. Editor Hatton promised TO take Com.
missioner Roosevelt at his word and show the
conhding public that the civil service re-
formers, official and unofficial were no better
than the wicked, if quite as good
Commissioner Roosevelt and his colleagues
have had their request granted. They have
been investigated. Editor Hatton has shown
what the public knew long ago-that a d, zoo
clerk about two years ago gave away some old
examination papers which could do nobody any
harm-and right here the testimony ended.
The laboring mountain never brought forth Q
more pitIful mouse.
The entire collapse Of the civil service inves-
tigation would only provoke plying smile il
no one was disappointed but Editor Hatton
and his little coterie of clustering spoilsmen.
But there are a good many Int birds beside
who are trying very hard to conceal their fiut-
tering. The investigation was secretly encour-
aged by members of Congress Of both parties
who are enemies of the civil service law but
afraid to say SO out loud They want the law
repealed and hoped the investigation would
show something sufficiently discreditable 70
Justify theta in voting for its repeal
The investigation has not left a peg upon
which to hang spoilsman's hope Before the
public the commission Is exonerated and the
law justified. The spoilsmen who gnash their
teeth in secret because the law stands in their
way dare not vote for its repeal and no bill
looking TO its repeal or serious modification
Will ever get out Of committee with favorable
accommodated The civil service law has
come to stay, fat which causes the spoiis
Congressman great grief, a grief that 10 ali the
more Keen because they mourn ~ those with
out hope.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IIoR SALEM ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
Il locations i'll ths city. Three-story and Basement
Brick ~ rooms l33s st ": lot 29x 700 70 alley
per cent Ashford title. GEO. 7. GRAHAM, 1919
Est. flO-1m
NOR SAFE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-NEw
II Houses 500 and 6U5 Q Ut. n and $40 ST.. cor
Marion All these houses are handsomely hnished
and beautifully designed; brown stone bases trim
minAs rooms and cellar: large yards Will be sold
the most reasonable terms Apply 70 o. T. DUFFY,
owner. 6O7 9TH st. NV fo-lm
NOR sALE-HOUsE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE. 1442
II Rhode Island ave. IL rooms; large conservatory
filled with choice plants electric bells: trunk ele
yaor: beautifully arranged for entertaining IN Per
feet order will be sold ably owner wishes to
leave the city. Apply on premises. jay I'm
II New Brick Dwellings. rooms and all mod imps
fronting south, on st. bet. 5th and 9th SITS. .
good location for renng will be sold for all cash or
small cash payment and long time for balance.
SW0RMSTEDT& BRADLEY.
ja3l-1m 927 st.
lIOR SALE-THE FINE OLD HOME OF THE
II late Col. John McH Hollingsworth tof Mount
Vernon flannel, situated Georgetown Heights C}124
Stoddard st containing about 30 600 feet of ground
pleasantly located cool water and plenty Of shade
Apply 20 ALERT +. MCDOWELL. Executor, North
Capitol and Massachusetts ave. ta23-lm'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE--15a1 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. VERY
II Large and Elegant Residence just completed: I'M
surpassed in solidity Of construction and style of
arcitecture and finish; lot % feet front and runs
through to 18th st house open for inspection
f2l-3t STEIGEk kLIEBERMANN, 1903 st.
I,oR SAIE-BY FISH MILLER, l2l3FST. NV
Il Zine Brick Residence 9th bet o and r. sts
h-w 3 rooms, al mod inps., chambers; concreted
cellar: house IN excellent condition. heated fur
nace and was built arranged and finished for owners
use; bargain al so,2oo. f21-6t
lrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II $1,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE HOUSE,
10 ROOMS
HANDSOMELY BUILT,
any one desiring to secure partk tarly pleasant
home on hne avenue or good ipves heDt property,
can buy this at liberal discount by laying owners
equity in ash. lf2l-3l j. b. wINII *, 1887 st.
EoR sALE-A VERY FINE DOCBLE CORNER
Il House in the North west, with 5000 feet of
ground. Price $4,000. b. II. ROBERTSON, 1915
III 81. NV. f1l-lm
HsOR SALOON CONNECTICUT AVE, A LARGE,
toilinOelous, sunny House, aiming all m. in
q fashionable and attractive neiaLborhood. b. IL
ROBERTSON, l5l5 st. f21-1m
IGOR SALE-i4 PER CENT INVESTMENT FRAME
Houst, :, rooms and celIr, lot 2Ox5O NJ st. se.:
Franc rooms, on 9th se.. rents So, lot 196I70
NV. 81 500.
Brick. rooms; bay window l.. P st. between 4th
and 9th q. W.: 81. 300
Two Groom Bricks, Sd s.w., rent els. 80 each;
CErner store and Dwelling on 9Th st. sw. will rent
Sly: only S3,5OO U. L. BOYER co,
f2l-3t sos Fn.w
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

fasH Ns. LES aEsE
& s S :; ss;ss 3;
"a !. 81 si9Tfgs sS :. IS
siao r.sS 4.nss gses
Mt nsssant Howard ave. cor Brown st. 3a,
FOR sALE.TO SPECTATORS BLOCK
3oe Fine lot frentny on two Streets and an ase1us
DEAL: :: md .:S
in short time.
1925. We 4Es:sg S5s Yssk i've.
ieHH TLa q 1sHNs9S shAL
1855 eor s Tenn No i ave eG ans st; Soc
cor corr i Isan ana Sys s ss ; s3c
hhAF a each Is ~; above DY5S .na
VIRGtNih AVE and 9Th corner. oniy...........6 0c
az ttHf 'SEsSslIi e
SOUNDS 9 n GS and MEkipIAN HILL Present prices
sIOUGHTSS 81. Loss at 81 rs to . 40. fine view
.o M1siIA saS AVE Lot. front. near stanton
EoR sALE.sARGAINs IN Lots
Lots s?; g. g g. g. "a 81 ii I'll
Lots $S' So d. s. 50 si4 isSiG9 :::.. 5e
Lots ID. Is. rs. so. 9:.6 Nd. ave OK o.. Si
Il. SO iCet Lot SO. S;I3, G ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS roc
Lots "a. 40, 3D. So G19, st. lSX!,O. soc
Lots iO6 to r. So $50, Il st., 1Sxl00....... 65c
Lots J6 to "a, SO. Sl6 l. 20X Co.,. $500. 55c
Lots q 10 80 so. $50, Cor. i and 9TH sc
Lots % to l65, 800, NJ ST.. 2Ox90. 6oc
Lots liz to 176, s,. 500, Fla. ave-. Ox65....5 &c
Lots and =. 50 1923, St.. 10Sx 100 ........ Acc
Lots 10 ana 70 So 81 l. 18th st.. 3Oxl 5...... .65c
Lots End 6, 50. S}4 9TH ST., 1jjx o.. .G)c
Lots "a 10 80 SO. S55, l. st., 3Oxyo .......... 5oc
Lots /, =, 3, 4, ~ % and "a 50. rs, and 4th
SITS. ~ to zoe
Lots and D. SO. 957, tn st.......... 80 and 60c
Lot 1. So S36 ST., 52xl0O. ................15c
Lots 4. ., 6, 50 i0.1!j, 3G1 feet s.. ave-. lao
feet on Ky. lao feet 14th ST. tn Of the
LOIS 10 10 so. S9u :......-.....6.5 eworth voc
aots o. Z, a. ~ So lOl sJ,vorth DOC
The above property is exclusively in my hands and
all offers must be made through my Office
J. A. JORDAN,
f22-3t 1417 ST.
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I,OR sALE-CHFAP-A HANDSOME NEW RI,

lSOR SALE-CHEAP-A HASDSOME NEW RESI-
4 dence. 1913 l. st. H. W: prizes reduced from $50,
600 to $4,000 on account of the owner leaving the
citys stories; beautiful front; 20 rooms; 3 bath
heated by steam lot 25Il39 to Soft alley: also IL
loot side alley; with all advantages of nOJse
$4,000 may remain the property for 1--WE years:
permit 10 INSPECT can be had only at this office.
FOR SALE-A Very Cheap Brick House ON ST. op-
pOsite the Arlington hotel IL rOons and bath good
repair: lot S.3Il42; 3u-ft. side and alleys.
large brick stable will rent Tor l2J month This
Is OF the finest locations the city and bargain
u Sls 200. Call for Kermit to INSPECT.
1t DAVID II SrONl. SO6 f :
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and u. :. Conmissioner
JNo T. BEALL, 1881 Il st. u. In Office y =.
IL 10 Pm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SEicE H 5GsH Nth hfF NOD fsP
isS 5s s. & ah IS
ssd BET BET NJ VT sS2S p, az ssh ae a.
Nbt I'm 18th, sr. Iuo0 9Th bt ne. or 25 5o
1lth si o. l0r 5000 9.htN 81 T.s6r i. 400
l2th 6t n 3 sr. $3.50 l. BIT I'd ~ st 8 i;f,9
I'M BET and j. store, %5Is4 70 vide ass. 5000
I4th bet. and V. lot 100 ne bus gropy l99o o0
j.. sss, Mass Or. mon nstaimeuts $500
EoR sALE-A BARGAIS-A PINE !NEwl THREE
House: nine roons: handsomely finished in natural
wood cabinet oak mSntsls open w i f lass
let; "a ZOO small cash payfuen, and easy monthly
Ba5 so N os sSH SnoS and bs0ny seven
rooms; finished in natural wood: $3.50: or with
' s !o, BGR iGEl f4sa New YORK ave
TyoR sALE-Fok $3.50. GREAT BARGAIN IN
n Nearly New Two-story and Back Building Brick
fs2-5t. W L BUKFOKD. I422 New York ave.
Toe sALE.BAEeAINs, or cA sG P,., HILL;
INV Z st toPO i4ss Se~ York A
I,oR sALE-FoR s2.1OO IF SOLD AT ONCE-EX-
IT cellent Two-st9ry Frame House: rooms nod
ment- W. T. BUKFOkD. l422 New YORK ave. FRI 81
ISOR sALE-FOR REORGANIZATION FRAME
II House; mod. imps. easily converted into store:
FORD, l422 New York ave. f2--3t'
ISOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE ON X ST. NEAR
near iIss h $1,000 SneIP H9Tf sFd 5R 4 Ssx
York ave- Se'' ''''O'' w. D'0' t5a:it.
1rOR SALE-CHEAP-ELEGANTD DWELLINGS,:
IL Flrst-clnss House. ne. fronting on Capitol
grounds nearly new brown stone trimmings; heated
BY steam - rooms; lot 24xll3 wide parking; o bar
gain NJ 100000.
A Handsome New House on p ST: bet, 9Th and 10th;
10 ROOMS and bath furnace, &C: $4,000.
Handsome Corner residence on ST.. large lot;
$4,000.
Probably the Best House and in the most desirable
SQUIRE on ST. unusually well buiIt; elegantly I'M
tshed 10 rooms: bath rooms lot 25x96; pre- low.
Nearly New Ihree-story and Basement Brick
House on St bet. 18th and 18th; IL rooms
$4,000.
well-built Brick House on 18th St Mass.
ave; 10 rooms, bath and cellar lot 239x12S; 2story
brick stable Sl3,J00
Corner Residence on 18th st. Dupont circle: II
rooms 12,OOO
A Colnfortab'e Home on N st near Conn. ave. two
stories and cellar; lot 23.9xS5; $4,000.
Cheap House on 18th Dupont circle; o
cooins aud bath; cabinet nantes, furnace. &C.:
$1,000. DAVID ID. STONE,
1t SU6 F ST. NV
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FOR SALE--LOTS

EoH SAI.E-rHAT yAIUAB PkoPEl..A a.IL-
] ated At northwest corner OF ] AND 18th STs
FACING FARhAGu VI SQUARE. Admirably Situated
for the ERECTION Of handsome residences. hotel or
APARTMENT HOUSE, being bright and sunny
front on and 120 feet front on 18th ST
THOS> J. FISHER CO..
= ~
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Eok sALEIBY FISH MILLER, 1913 + ST NV
Residence 18th bet VI and y sts NV :; o ROBINS:
mod inps complete in all respects and built for
cheap at $3.50. f2:,-6t
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T,OR sALE-BY HORsTKAMP L JESTER,
II 500 st.nw.
- = 4 -tNVs 7 IT U = 4
llth near l.. Cap. 3

4 III -t1E L. NAI ? -
D. n-.--.--....-..-.lO 10
Nj. Dupont CIR. 1Or. q. 50
TX mr., 9th NV. Or. b. :. 90
3lst nE. L Ii. ", I 2r. Z, 30
~. Ii. ave. 4 2z1nw..
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V,OK SALE-BY FISH MILLER, 1918 r 81. n W
4 Neal Brick House on bet 4th and 9TH SITS. ny
rooms; all mod imps. side alley; D side windows
II the low price of $780, 1900 cash balance very
easy terms. f21-
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and res.......,......5. 500
! nr 18th n.w.,lOr.b5, 900
] mr.. 9th NV, 81. b. A 800
u nr. Sth ne, 1r-b...3.l5O
n Cap.nr. q. . b. n. g, 500
" mr.. 9Th Il. W.. ar. b.3,S00
u nr.Jth NV. ar. b. 800
9th NJ. X ne. 7r. b.. 800
Cleveland ave. n. W.,
= D.. ........- OOO
IQrE .nrn AZ N A nnn
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207 G st. NV, bib,
Tor. ...............SS.0 600
1232 j ST. NV, I'll,
\ 5r...................S,OOO
I1l2S 9th st. n. W., b. b.,
\ .r................... 900
2:22:t Indiana ave. NV
J b.h., Scr. ............7,5O0
1874 18th st. NV,
b.h., 9r,.............1,5 OO
1.-2.t Mass. ave. NV,
/ I'll, S:..............i, 800
b j St NV, b.h., mi
hiss to ii'i5iiTi;; ~ I'D ST
I NV. 4-.............6,000
3. l to 323h ID st. $.
4c Il and and a 4o ji S. CAP wy
IT. III, Or. 900
3.35 X st. NV. b.h
34as i and IA III St 30 So. Wv
| W, f.h, ar. 1900
424 Sth ST., s.w., h.
II Myrtle st. n e.. b.
H., ar. 900
1132 IL ST. NV, b.h.,
sos 10th st. s.w.. I'm.
Dr nO0
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ARCHITECTS.

n Won NEbTA,
We ARCHITECT
12l5 y st NV,
E~1-lm' Washington, Do
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EOk SALE-TO SPECULATORS FINE BLOCK
- Lrno C II. within squares Of ground sold at
rane lot fronting on two streets and
squares rom Lincoln park. 1t 45c; also eligible
Lots ut from &C. quick deals handsome prots
w E. BIJRFQRD
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NOR SALE-SIX1H ST. NEAR NE, 80 FEET
Il front by 9S to alley This j. fine piece to hold
ali investment. the removal the railroad viii
cause this section to increase 100 per value
Al price offered IL will pay carry several years Ouy
33c. per foot WASH'N DANENHONER,
\ - -
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lrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il $1,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE HOUSE,
TNOR SALE

LOR SAIL
II 9th st. bet. X and l.
SITS. n.w.........S30,000
o23-2o II ST. n. W. and
> houses rear. 900
63S b st. s.w., b.h,,
ISE....-.-.-....-..SSU00
ia 9th st. NV, b.h..
NIL. l4r..........1S,OOO
616 TO $50 Md. ave.
22io to :;@;i4 Bay l st.
NV, b. H., Ar. ..l6,900
6ls l st. Ii. w. b.h.. mi,
Sr......-......, 10, 900
1893 i ST. IL. w., b. h,
nj l1r...........l5,00
1880 II st. NV. b h.
2@ii to a;::ii 10th i ss.
NV, b.h-. 5r. 900
1871 to 1898 G 81. ana
1914 to l3:.12 Harri-
son ave. Sc, b. h.. 4 and
Recommendation
lob 10th st. n. W, b H..
1Or................ 1000
SO9 Nj at. NV. BIN.
l.3r. ......-..--. IL, 600
1880 l 143 r. It. NV,
6r. ...................Y.0 1000
S01 to 7O9 Farragut
ct. n. fundamentally 900
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D Nj. Dupont Circle. cor.
- y nnn

D.H. ........s..-- - :, OOU
NJ. Dupont Circle,
Tor. b..............l0,5OO
| mr.. " Cap, 4r. b. s. GOO
CurcOran St, I2r. b. q, 500
18th nr. INV, store
and reS.............1, 300
Mass. ave. nr. LIST. Or. b. 800
y ur. 9th NV. 9r. b. u. 800
Cap. Hill, or. b.......6,o 500
Nj. ave. nr. Capitol,
Nr. b,DUU
18th nr.Q NV, Or. b. 5.SOU
18th K b ne. 1Or. b. -. 800
Cap. Hill, yr,b........5. 400
Mt. Pleasant. Or. +. ..4.50U
9TH & Bne.. II. b.. Il, 200
18th mr.. +. Cay. ,sr. 3, 800
0th nr.E. Cap, Ir.E. 5000
eth nr. r. Cap, r.b.3 8, 900
y LII. 18th Ii w. Or.
Nyhe St ne. ar. b. y. 400
Myrtle ST. II. e.. 7r.b. ZOO
% th nr. NJ, ar. b......l,6OO
] f..2-2t
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= - - . DVV
Our. 9TH n W. orb. =. 800
II nr. sth NV. yr. b. g, 900
Capitol Hill. 9r. b. . Il, UOO
3lst ur. VI, 4 hh.. all
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pARTY HAVING GIVEN YEARS TO STUDY OF
Il Painting; has Many beautiful studies. VIII Give
Lessons to Few More puIlls Reduced Rates Tor tie
Season. Address MINNIE, star Office. IL
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EfGK SALE-s2,IOO FOR TWO HOUSES, ONE
Br1ck and one Frame q lot % feet trout: sever
and water Iopr blocks from Patent Ofce terms easy
Apply BELLlNGER CO. O:}:S L ST. NV d3l BIN
fHOR SALE BY Fish 4 AiILLEk i2I3FST NV
l. A beautiful Brick House on I'D ST. bet l.
and Nj NV; 8 ROOMS; all Elod Ilnps. 3 rooIlS on
each floor: heated by furnace; very cheap at $500
terms f.t,-Et