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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-04
GEORGIA POLITICS.

The Dawson Ne,os favors Hon. Thomas
Hardeman for governor.
Gov. Gordon's name is John Brown. He
was named for Maj. Brown of Tennessee,
his uncle.
Col. John Irwin is a senatorial aspirant,
but Terrell county claims the right to name
the candidate in his district this time.
There will be no attempt to break the ro-
tation system in the Nineteenth senatorial
district, and Taiaferro will name the
senator.
John B. Hutchinson of Clayton county is
prominently spoken Of in connection with
the senatorial race for his district, it being
Clayton's time to name the next senator
for the Thirty-ffth.
Abbeville Times: j. F. Stone, while here
canvassing for the SAVANNAH NEWS last
week, was taken for candidate of this
county, and was assured by the fellow who
made the mistake that his race for the Office
Of sheriff would be success.
Hon. W. J. Northen has been invited to
address the Southwest Georgia Teachers
Association at its next meeting, april 10,
at Montezuma. The purpose of the organ
ization is to incite deeper interest in edu-
cational matters and to help the state asso-
citation.
The second quarterly meeting of Carroll
County Farmers Alliance will meet at New
Lebanon church, several miles south of
Carrollton, April 18th. A prominent officer
of that body said the other day that at that
time candidates for the legislature would be
selected.
Col Gambler is back at Washington. He
reports the political situation in the Ninth
very uncertain. Brown and Tate, from the
north side of the Chattahoochee, and Smith
and VIM. from the south section are all
strong. Northen, he thinks, is stronger in
the mountains than he was some time ago
He thinks the race will be between Northen
dark horse.
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THE RIVER AND HARBOR.

Happenings Along the Wharves and
Among the Shipping.
Strachan & Co. cleared yesterday the Ital-
ian bark Assunta Marches for Genon, with
1850 bales of upland cotton. weighing 749, =
OILS pounds, valued at S77,5O0; ard 902
barrels of resin, weighing ,l64, 99S pounds,
valued at $4,000; and 1925 white oak slaves,
valued at $3.50. Total valuation of cargo,
$40, $50.
The British schooner Amanda was cleared
yesterday by Joseph Roberts & Co. for
Kingston, Jamaica, with 6. 722 pieces of pitch
pine lumber, measuring 23S, 3O5 feet, valued
at $2,275. Cargo by Stillwell, Millen & Co.
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Just Opened at silva's.

Brass Fire Sets. Fire Dogs and Tenders.
Coal Vases and Plate Warmers, second
lot.
Rodgers English Cutlery, Carving Sets.
etc. SiIUer Plated Ware, FORKS and Spoons
Sets. &#
Dinner, Chamber. Tea, Fish, Game,
Salad, Ice Cream. Examine our rich Cut
Glass. Large variety of Art Pottery,
English, French, German, Japanese and
American.
Dolls and Toy Tea Sets at reduced prices
Plush Dressing Cases cheap. Our sale of
Dinner, Tea, and Chamber Sets has been
large, but we have lots left, which will be
sold at popular prices. Don't fail to see
Silya's stock on lower and upper foors
lao Broughton street. -AdU.
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6aho-PEsAOH-ha6o.

Strauss Bros. will open on Wednesday,
April 2, full line of Passover groceries.
Matzas, matzas meal, potato -four, dried
pears. cherries, apricots, plums. prunes,
etc. macaroni. cakes candy, etc. smoked
and picked meats, tongues and sausages,
fruits and vegetables.
So. STRAUSS BROS,
% and 221S Barnard Street. ADJ
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Dissatisfied Smokers

Can always be nursed into good humor
when supplied by their dealer with Herman
Cortez Key West Cigars. At wholesale
only by Lee Roy Myers & Co., 1873 Bay
street, Savannah, Ga.-AdU.
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Cornwell & Chapman invite carpenters to
call and examine their line of Tools and
Hardware.
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GET WISDOM.
And With All Thy Getting Get Under
standing.

This man discovered
that the earth was
round. Progressive men
and women of the same
character will be at
Prof. Windsor's free
lecture at Savannah
theater tonight. Sub
ject: "How to Become
Rich. Private phreno-
logical examinations
daily at Pulaski house
for a few days only
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- = = r TO everybody. We are bound
~ E-.- E-- TO get $1,000 new names, and
in order to do SO, we will send our handsome
Magazines four months and our Doctors Book,
which contains receipts TO cure all manner Of
diseases absolutely free TO all that will send us
10 cents for postage on the book. Satisfaction
guaranteed TO ALL Address THE AMERICAN
RECORD, Buchanan, Ga.
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Maximum temperature. 20; minimum tenn
perature. Sc.
The hight Of the river at Augusta at 1888
o'clock o. m. yesterday augusta time) was
SO feet-a rise of 05 feet during the past
twenty -four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations Tor the MORNING NEWS.
SAvANRAH. April 8. 1876 p. NJ city time.
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But not tougher than
may be found daily.
This is Andrew j.
McCannon, who muir
dsred a whole family ia
Mississippi to conceal a
theft. Prof. Windsor
has his skull, and will
exhibit it with many
others at the Savannah
theater tonight. At
ure, "How to Become
dr.
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Don't Be a FOOL

And neglect an oppor-
tunity which may make
your fortune. Hear Prof.
Windsor, the worlds most
'eminent Phrenologist, in
his grand course of free
lectures at Savannah the
ater tonight. Bring your
wife and children and
learn How to Become
Rich" Consult Prof.
Windsor at the Pulaski
a m. 70 en- m -A11n
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SAVANNAH TaEATER TONIGHT.
Pro-. Windsor Will Lecture on "Eow
to Become Decentralization Free to
ALL

Every young
man and woman
in Savannah in
terested in max
ing a living by
the q uic k Q S t,
most o II Q ctive
and honorable
way, should hear
this lecture by an
eminent scientist
who has made a
success of his
Gown b U S in g s S,
3and is therefore
competent to adj
wise Others.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice 10 Qualified Voters Of Town OfIybee.

HINDER and by virtue OF an act of the Gem
u eral Assembly Of the State of Georgia, APP
proved October 10th. 1897, amended by the act
approved December 26th, 1898, the undersigned,
appointed as Commissioners by the Judge of
the Superior Court Of Chatham county. by or
der passed March 4th, 1890, viii hold an election
for Mayor and six Councilmen for the town
of Tybee. Said election to be held on the
FIRST MONDAY, being the seventh day in April,
1890, between the hours OF 10 4. N. and p. n.
The voting precinct to DO at the pavilion in
front of tho Ocean House in said town.
II. w. COWAN, Commissioner
EDWARD J. KENNEDY, Commissioner.
JOHN II. RUWE, Commissioner.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CouNrY.-Notice is
W hereby given TO all parties having demands
against FREDERICK A. JONES, late of said
county, now deceased, to present them to-
the undersigned, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, so as to show their
and amount; and all persons in-
debted TO said deceased are hereby required
to make immediate payment TO me.
SAVANNAH, March ID, 1890
JAMES w. JONES,
Administrator estate of Frederick A. Jones, des
ceased. Address, 20 Montgomery street, city.
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The Ability to Bear Pain

Indicates trace. tInches and hundredths
Below zero.
w. A. WHITNEY. Observer Signal Corps.
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EOR RENT, one Eeat and comfortable front
Il room, southern exposure, parior floor. q
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MAN of good address, sober and reliable,
vi writes well, quick and accurate at figures,
desires position; can keep books, single entry,
or do almost anything. Address j. f., "a
Liberty.
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EMPLOY MENT WANTED.

WANTED. by a white boy 10 years of age, a
w position in an Office. Can write a good
hand. Address j. W., care this office.
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Private chronological examinations daily
at Pulaski house, for few days only.
Hours 10 a. m. to p. m.-AdU.
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tend tie free lecture, "How to 3
r .ch, tonight. -Adr.
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WANTED "a man with some money 10 buy
w half interest In one Of the best paying
businesses in Savannah. Address DE SOTO, this
office.
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WANTED, to buy house with or sleep
w ing rooms, between Liberty ami Hunting
don and Abercorn and Barnard All modern
improvements. Address CASH, care News
office.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a thoroughly
w competent, active and experienced whole
sale grocery salesman, well posted in imported
and domestic goods to travel Northern and
Central Georgia. None but hrst-class men,
possessing thorough acquaintance with the
trade and the requisite experience and ability,
need apply To save time, please send good
references grocery merchants preferred) with
application. AUSTIN. NICHOLS 6 co, I'm
porters and Wholesale Grocers, New York.
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WANTED, an honest, bright boy. Must be
w acquainted in the business part OF the
city. SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY, 131
Congress street.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, TO buy good solid trunk second
w hand. Address Reasonable. News Office
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nor SALE, barber shop, three chairs, fixtures,
II good business formerly owned by Prince
Edwards, deceased. No. q! Broughton street.
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M ANTED, situation as butler, porter in store
w or office. Address D., this office.
A n EXPERT ACCOUNTANT would devot
IA evenings TO Investigations, adjustment of
balances prepared, etc. Address ACCOUNT
ANT, this office.
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WANTED, two first-class BARRIERS for great
w military drill week. by JNO. B. ROCHE,
10s West Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla.
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TOR SALE, fine two-story eight-room house,
II with water and bath, Second street, fourth
door from Ahercorn. Apply DIR. BACKMAN,
Dentist.
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TWO fine mich cows for sale at YOUNG
l. LOVE & GOODMAN'S STABLE, West
Broad. foot Broughton street.
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| II timber land in Laurens county Georgia,
| for sale. Heavy growth of pine, oak and
| hickory Lies adjacent to navigable stream.
| Must be sold. Price SO per acre, cash down. II.
| p. rRIMBLE, Fernandina, Fla.
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A GOODRICH, lawyer, i2f Dearborn street.
IA Chicago IS years successful practice:
advice free; H. publicity; special facilities in
many states.
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WANTED, situation as salesman. dry goods
w or groceries. Sober and reliable. Apply
Box 12 this office.
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WANTED a lady as governess in a family
w living in the country on the Central rail-
road, 45 miles from Savannah Address, with
reference, j. W. care News Office.
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WANTED, a colored woman as a cook.
w Apply at ESTILL'S NEWS DEPOT. 2i16
Bull street.
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A Tough Case /

rouse. hours 10 q. m. 10 6p. nl.---Adu.
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WANTED-Agents travelling in the wholesale
w grocery, drug and confectionery line to
handle quick selling novelty as side line.
Liberal commissions. Samples free State
route and references. For full particulars, adj
dress IT? MANUFACTURERS CO.. Milwaukee,
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I OF corner Liberty and East Boundary. run.
II ming back to Perry street lane, 5oyA front
on Liberty. known as estate l.. Mehrtens.
GUILMARrlN & MEHRTENS.
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WANTED, boy over 10 years old to do house.
w work and take care of horse. Apply at
1852 Harris street
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IN RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
~ gines cheap and good. GEO. r LON,
BARD g. CO.. Augusta, Ga.
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WANTED, agents for Denver State Lottery
w Tickets SOC. Address A. G. ROSS & CO,
Denver Colo.
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TAINTED, agents for Jefferson Davis Mem
w orial volume, by j. VIM. Jones, D. d.
Outfit ST. Splendid terms to agents. Address
II. G. HUDGlNS & CO., SO S. Broad Street. At
lanta, GA.
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2 and 2s1I Barnard ssrest. ADJ.
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EOR SALE. two shares of Excelsior Loan
Il stock. Address G.. f. NJ, care of this office.
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SHINGLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WAN HOUTEN's COCOA, best, and goes far
thest. Beware Of imitations; name
stamped on every can.
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WANTED, reliable woman for housework,
wv white or colored. 1872 CASTOR street.
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ITO RENT, neatly furnished front room. to
n, Il gentlemen. Call Ia Perry street, near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30
THE CENSUS OF ALASKA.
Difficulties Overcome by Ivan PetroG,
Who Made the Count.

The census Of Alaska has practically been
completed. Early in March last Mr.. Ivan Pc
trof, who had been placed in charge Of
that work, started for his field Of
labor. He has just returned and IL now
engaged in making . preliminary re-
port. Mr.. Petroff was well equipped Tor this
special task. He ia native Russian and has
lived in Alaska nearly all his life. He 10 there
fore well acquainted with the people and The
country. Ten years ago he took the census Of
Alaska, but 40 he had no assistants then he
does not consider that the results we're -
thorough as they might otherwise have been.
This time. however, he was given authority 10
appoint assistants, and, be told STAR re-
porter today, he believes that the census which
no has about concluded viii be an accurate
one.
xsrmArEp POPULATION or ovKR &, 900.
Ho estimates that the population Of Alaska
will be shown 10 be between 900 and 5000.
A notable fact 10 the large increase in the white
population, and at the same time the growth Of
the industries and the development Of the 70.
sources of tho country. Mr.. Petrol Travelled
over the entire country In order TO maintain Q
supervision over the work. A the
facilities for communication are extremely
meager, Mr.. Petroh had varied experience
in travelling. Instead Of the luxurious Pullman
he found that ''Shank's mare" was frequsntly
the only means OF getting from one point
to another. He also used canoes with natives
~ his assistants. But IL was slow work and the
obstacles in the way Of getting the census
schedules from one place 70 another seemed -
times almost insuperable. Mr.. PETROL hss not
yet received all the returns, but no expo0D
that the work viii soon be hnishsd mp
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IrOR sALE-9-RUoM HOUSE ON Il ST. BET 9TH
II and 10th N. W. This 10 of the handsomest
houses ia that section and III perfect condition.
has large cellar and 10 good investment at 1900
4. Il. ohOohS. Olo l2th ST. O2o-6t
VSOH SALE-NEAR TERMINUS II STREET CARS
ne-IEree 6-roCm frame houses; large cellar; large
alley. Price $l,oJO. email cash PAYMENT BALANCE
sl5 monthly. GEo J. YESTERDAY, Room g sos
ST. oe3 I'm
Ir0k SALE-LoW PRICES ON REAI, EsrATE
Il Conveniently Located and Easy Ierms-New live
room Bricks. only $1,000. Also Three-story Frame,
bet. Pension and Gov Printing, Once only a. zoo.
GIFT CO., 0l7 18th st., near I. oI4-3m
VroR SALE-Ar UNUSUALLY Low PRICES FOR
II the locality in Of the hnest tons OF
Ind. 9Th ST.. Three well-built Housed. done by
days work. begun last December under the supervs
ion Of Mr. n. I. Haller. the architect Kummeistown
brown stone 70 psrlor STORIES and finished with press
brics. Galvanized iron and slate Houses 1887 and
bath two parlors. dining room, kitchen and once
room. Price 81 Loo. Corner house, lSal 18th IT
three rooms deep. have seven bed rooms, two haths
cedar closet, parior &c Price Ell 5O0 These houses
contain every modern Improvement best sanitary
plumbing, npest ties manteis electric bella speaking
tubes. tomato burners interior tions
hardwood trimming, he ated by steam open dairy for
inspectton from TO 4;30 Polite wstchnan charge.
Ierou ACCOMMODATING. olS-lm
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EOR RENT

. n DLES.
Stable IN sq. bounded
BY NY. ave. and II st.
Lnd l4tl ana I 9TH SITS. go
In rear Of 1523 X St. %
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ISoR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
L three-.tory and basement brick residence; 10
rS1tnwss; section southern sxposure an modern
p7hk sS4 3.
L tate and Insurance Broker. 10Th and sta q. u:
1928 . NV 1er. H 90 sss 9th ... eco
SIS sSI eSnD. ave- 80 a :: NV gr s
as STnn ave iGrss 50 i iss ga ss
FURNISHED HOUSES.
n W. isr.. per an s6 600 VI ave mr. N.i2r f6t 50
Ns,s ave- and ThOm.: 400 sh iS st;
Conn. ave. mr. n ST.. 10Th bet and K Tor loo
,11e rn....... ,sa5 fiss,n n. room. in sun
{ aSal st. NV 3r3S ISiid,ns" t nrepr0of
40 La Nv. from $40 ,oiS each '''''' " ''
iSis Conn: ave. iSad Conn. s1a.. r...
700 Conn. erear,; a. io;s Conn. .--.-'..so
FL is'9 go sSs :. s.,s
iS r. 5 5Y5g i5 jim .s n
iG 81 station
Sgg No aH SO 8: SO
1853 1853 oih sSs mr. LIZ H is h Z. 81
1908 ST. NV. 1902 Atm ST. NV, ,6r. 40
i ao s. iS4 aSs Rs SIR :, '
9th St m NV. I0r6 50 $ derives ST. sr %
So $50 =. w. g II ns.. s. s.
i i9 Sc S
1901 VI ave. Iir......40 g10 25th St NV, 6rii o
I "a It 2eGp,sss Row
$40 spruce ST.. 9r......3o so Half ST. Sc, Ar.
o25 b. II. WARNER 4 CO.. s16 ST. NV
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED-A VERY COMMODT-
II st. o25-lct'
IIoR RENT-BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE
GOOD store ana dwelling mex. to corner 9th and g
ofice rooms 62l st.; eheaP;
FOR KENT-l.lo ST NV; s35 PER MONTH
oe4-6. i4GSls q st. NV.
I,oR ELECTROMAGNETIC VERMONT AVE.
Inv" fifteen rooms fH ed bath & H Il %es as5
LOR MISUNDERSTANDING NEW HAMP.
shire ave. NV; se THn rooms 2; End bath IN
o27-5t I3oOF St NV.
TOR RENT-71s ST. NE..................S2 5. 90
furnished house on dupont circle 800 %
Tmrnished house 1910 r9ih 525 00
o25-1m Apply CHARLES EARLY. sos i4iS s St.
EOK RENT-13O3 ST. DWELLING PORTION,
1903 + st. o25-8t
ErOR RENT 1928 S st. ,Sr ass
I12s st.. 100 isS6 It. s. $50
IA, Sa s.' !, l4a. 18th ST. lor $3.50
l1lg srewood ave. LIE Droit Park, 12r .......... 65
l9QS Hardwood ave, LIE Droit Park,
i0Oo hardwood ave- ft Il SfSia Efsf ''''a0
922 9th ST.. 12 rooms complete ....... 1875
1910 10th st.. IL rooms well furnished. $50
OFFICES.
Offce rooms for rent in the Glover building, l4l0
st. M NJ PARKTR
o24-6t l4lS ST.
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1,OR RENT-FINE DWELLING on IOWA CIRCLE;
IL 10 ROOMS. side lot: large stIbie Will be rented
FUR. OF unfur. TYLER = RUTHERFORD. 1897
i st o27-6t'
ISOR RENT-I306 9TH ST. n. W. FRANZ. o
II roonls. gas. water and bath S25 per month.
o2.-ft 1HOs. G HENsEY CO., 1900 81. N. ".
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EOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II tnree-story and basement brick residence; 10
rooms and bath: in very desirable neis hborhood:
northwest section; southern exposure: ali modern
conveniences; sanitary Plumbing For particulars in
quire of 7. DYER, 1904 r ST. NV. o21-6t
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olir.tu.th

ItOE RENT-HOTEL INDEPENDENTLY RE.
Il modeIed throughout and additional building
u IS roons iiclud beautiful dining room, 3:jx72
u Tor hight and Ventilation Perfect; and
electric Tells throughout entire building about 20
rooins located directly opposite Presidents House.
y .. treasury and government departments and ia
immediate vicinity Of leading hotels and banks Of the
CITY cars pass the door Tor all points. Apply GEO. NJ
MlEks CO., Heal Estate and LOans 1343 h ST.
sll-2ms
V,OR RENT
5O3 18th St, 10 rooms, arn.i...............e45
!SOi 81 NV. rooins store and stable $40
fVS fsieAAfusoH pl.. D rOoIns. water q 10. 80
FURNISHED.
1871 st. p.w, rooms, 4 isl.i AZ 4
1888 10Th ct. n W., 10 ruoms, L. m - S15
DEEBLE, DAVIS K CO.,
of-lnl 1919 + st NV
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LOB SALE

TOR SALE-MosT DESIRABLE LOTS, WITHIN
Il block Of Dupont Circle, 20xY5, st tl76. 81 So
e2 Apply CHARLES kAkLY. COS 18th Ut. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

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