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OCEAN MAILS.
Germany's Postal Director in Chi
cagO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-Herr G. A, Saehse,
director of posts and telegraphs of the
German empire, is in this city. He
said in an interview to-day that his mis-
sion to this country had been accom-
plished. He came for the purpose of
making an arrangement for expediting
the delivery of the ocean mails from
this country to German ports by having
them distributed en- route, as is done on
our railways, instead of allowing them
to lie in bulk in the holds of the vessels
till they reach polt, as is now done. He
said an agreement with our postof1ce
department to that effect had been
signed.
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ing at 73s4c; highest, 74Isc; lowest 73s4c
closing at 74c. Lima oil, no sales. Total
.ales. 22.OQ0 bills
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Austrians in Russia.

The Russian government has issued
an order forbidding the employment of
Austrian workmen, either in agriculture
or manufactures. Lahorers of this
nationality are conducted to the Austri|
an frontier eyerv day by hundreds.
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BoNDs-cLosING PRICES.

Q. S. 4s reg. -. 100 IN. K. & t. 2s... AZ
do 4s coup. .. 100 Nut. Union 6s.. 1O2
do 4l2s reg. 103 n. j. C. int ctfs. 100
do 4L2s coup. 103 n. Pacific lists. .114s4
Pacific Us of 80 1904 do do IDS. ..1l2
La. stamped 4s.. DISH W. consols. 1912
Tenn. new sci. IS. OF r2 do deb. 5s ] 0634
do do 5s. 1O4 st. L. & I.M.G 5s. 81
do do = 3s. II StL& S. F.G.M.1OS
Can South'n Eds 81 St. Paul consols. l 23L2
Cen. Pac lists. 107i2lSt. p, & P. lists. 10
d. & r. &. lists. JIG T. P l.. g. It. r. 1912
do do 4s.... So 7. P. r. G. T. r. 80
Erie DDS. -. :. 9Sl2 Union Pac. lists. 1854
NIX & T. lists. n West Shore. $3.50. 1922
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intimate and important to establish
their own telegraph lines. A comm ttee
of five was appointed at the meeting to
formulate such plan as suggested by
President Baker,
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MINING SHARES,
GERMANIA BANK.

(sTATE BANK.)
PAID UP CAPITAL. 100000
Surplus and undivided profits, 5000.
Fl. B. STRAIT, WILLIAM BIcEEL,
President. Cashier.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
OF Ordinance Passed and ResOIUs
ton Adopted by the Common
Council OF the City OF st. Paul az
Its Meeting Held on Tuesday Jane
6. 1891.
ORDINANCE No. 1859.

ORDINANCE No. ], 459.
An Ordinance AppropraIlng Money to Tue"
odore Hamm in settlement Of Damages De-
casioned by Diverting Phalen Creek Into
Public Sewer.
Whereas Under the terms of the contract
between Walter Doherty and the City Of
st. Paul, bearing date July 8, $50, SAID D.
herty is required to lay 500 feet of water
pipe for the purpose of preventing the de
version of Pnalen Creek into the public
sewer;
Whereas, The Common Council has passed
q resolution directing the modification OK
said contract by eliminating therefrOm tho
laying of said water pipe and deductlng
from the contract price the sum OF four
thousand one hundred Isl, 100 dollars;
And whereas. The City of ST. Paul and said
Theodore Hamm have agreed upon settle
ment of the damages oceasloned by the d.
yertinS of Phalen Creek into the public sewer
aud from the mill of said Theodore hamm;
The Common Council of the City of ST.
Paul do ordain as follows:
Section l. That the proper city officers be
and they are hereby directed and authorized
| to draw an order OIL the City Treasurer ia
favor of said Theodore Hamm for the SUM
of three thousand(S3 600 OO) dollars, payable
out of that portion OF the sewer bond fund
set aside for the construction of the Phalen
Creek sewer, i'll full settlement of all dam
ages sustained, or TO be sustained, by said
Theodore Hamm by the diverting OF said
creek; said order to be delivered only upon
there being filed with the City Comptroller
release in full for all damages occasioned as
aforesaid.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and after its pubhcS-
| ton.
Yeas-Ald. Banholzer, Bielenberg, Bot,
| COnley, Copeland Costello, Dobner, Dorni-
den, Flandrau, Gehan, McNamee, Melady,
Minea, Sanborn, Sullivan, Van Slyke, ME-
| President-l7.
Passed Jan. q, 1891.
Q. o. CULLEN, President of Council.
| Approved Jan =, 1881.
ROBERT A. SMITH, Mayor.
Attest: THos. a. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk
Jan. IA.
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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday:
D Townsend aud wife to Albert Gun
derson. Its 16, II and Is, blk D, Web
sters add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2,JOO
New Brighton Land Co. TO NJ Will
Jams, 1t Is, blk 2, First add 10 New
Brighton. ..-.............. .......... lou
William A Bergen and wife to Maria
Schacherl, Its D and 6, llillman' subd.2, 100
Calvin G Richardson and Others to Liz
zie Leayitt, 1t 16, blk ., Vermont
Calvin c Richardson and others to Her
bert A Leayitt, 1t II, blk 2, Vermont
Calvin Richardson and others to
Frank A Leayitt 1t II, blk 2, Yer roo
mont Park. ........... ...-..+..: 4OO
Phinias n Colver and wife to Edwin
Fox and wife. Its 3 and 4, blk Is,
Boulevard add .................. .....1 300
Andrew Simpson and wife to Nm l.
Simpson, 1t IL, blk 2, Simpsons div. 400
CIV Youngman and wife TO d Lemire,
1t l8, blk 7, Palisade add. ........... $50
Three unpublished. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Total, II transfers ...,... ....... us, $50
ST. PAUL BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
John Holengren. 1-story frame dwell
ing, Sigel and English ...... 49,. 81 900
John johnson, 1-story frame ice house.
Maryland, near Arcade ........-.....1, 900
notoI O Dnrpoifc GO 200
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Oil Markets.

PITTsBURG, Pa. Jan. 13-Petroleum very
dull; National Transit certificates opened at
73s4c: closed at 73a4c; highest, 74c; low
est, 73I2c.
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FITZGERALD & SMITH,
-. MERCHANTS
Grain, Provisions, Stocks,
CnfTaa and COttOr,

Coffee and Cotton
Bought, sold and carried on margins for fut-
ture delivery.
324 Jackson ST., Gillian Block.
Direct private wire to Chicago and New
York. Members Chicago Board of Trade
Write US and we will mail you our Daily Mar
ket Letter.
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nv COMMITTEES On Streets

BY Committee on streets
Resolved, That the Board of Public Works,
together with the proper officers be and they
are hereby authorized and directed, upon OBJ
tanning the consent of the contractor, to mod
ify that certain contract between the city OF
St Paul and Walter c. DOherty, bearing date
July SIN, 1890 for the construction of 4
sewer in the Phalen Creek valley between
Minnehaha street and Duchess street in SAID
city, together with the necessary catchbasinS
required to be done by said contract the lay
ing of l, 900 feet of water pipe as particularly
set out in the specifications forming part OF
said contract, provided that there shall DO
deducted from the contract price 4STee 'ld TO
ga, 10000 dollars.
Yeas-Ald. Banhozer, Bielenberg, BOtt
Conley, Copeland. Costello Dobner, Dorni-
den, Flandrau, Gehan. McNamee, Meladys
Minea, Sanborn, Sullivan, Van Slyke, MG
President-l7.
Approved Jan. 10, 1891.
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IF you WANT TO MAKE HONEY GO
WHERE THE MONEY IS.
THE RICHEST CITY in the WORLD

with a present population approximatina
10000, and increasing at the rate Of abOUE
5000 annually, is, size considered,
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKETS..
Chamber of Commerce.

Feeling was much divided as to whether
wheat ought to advance Or to decline from
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BANK OF MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, MIMI.

WIN. DAWSON. President,
RORT. A. SMITH, Vice Pres,t.
WIN. DA WSON } r., Cashier.
ROBT. l.. MILLER, ASST Cashier.
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The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday:
James r Mckenzie to II Irwin, 1t .,
blk lS, Branham IL Greenleats add. $500
Charles Nelson 10 Peter Hanson, II II,
blk 2, Fifth Avenue add. ............. 500
Christian Ehrennich to Amos Gala
CHER, 1t 10, blk l, Maben, White d
LeBrons aud ...... ........ .......... |, 200
Bessee II Hargen to Christian Hit, 1t
- Hamison's add go. 80. ......... 600
Peter Hanson to Annie G Nelson, Ii II,
blk 9, Fifth Avenue add. .... 49,. 5U0
E Edmunds to Richard Arnold, Its 9
and 10, blk 4, Minnetonka Heights. 5000
Margaret Bushnell to Thomas L Lali-
berte, Its ID and IA, blk "a, S
Wrights add. ....:..: 49,. I,OOO
Samuel C Gale to Orvilla c Phipps 1t
At, MapleWood lake. MinnetOnka. go. 800
VIM King to Benjamin o Mason, 1t IL
etc, blk II etc, rear Fifth div, Rem
ington Park Observation-Disclosures. ..... 4, 900
ID, blk ID, Kenslngton add........... 200
Samuel Titcomb TO Daniel FL McElven,
Its 8 etc, blk 8, Badger IL Penney,s
German n A. Wallace College to Hugh WV
Langstaff, 1t 8, blk 3, Kings add .....4, 500
William Strong to Tompkins Patter
son, 1t 20, blk 1, Fix Il Schweitzer's
ADD .... --...:.'.' 49,. OJO
Harriet Payne to Franziska KOrtgaard,
Its s and z, Henderson's subd ..,....2,6 600
Two unpublished deeds. ...... .........5, 900
Total, sixteen deeds $40. $50
MINNEAPOLIS BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were is
sued yesterday:
Charles Doonther, Dupont and Forty
seventh avs. southeast, 2-story frame
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sIINNEAPOLIs REAL ESTATE.

Total, Q permits ..... :. :. go. SO, COG
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leading futures ranged as follows:

Open High Low Clos
.RTICLEs. lug. est. est. ing.
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By Aid Bot =
Resolved, That the Board Of Public Works
be and they are hereby requested and di-
rected to proceed as speedily as practicable
to make and complete and confirm the as
sessment for The opening, widening and ex-
tending of Maria avenue, between Eighth
street and Decatur street. as directed by
final order approved Oct. 9th. 1890, notWith-
standing any resolution Of this Council to the
contrary.
Yeas-Ald Banholzer, Bielenberg, Bot,
Conley Dobner, Dorniden, Flandrau, Gehaus
McNamee Meiady. Minea, Sanborn, Sullivan,
Van Slyke Mr. President-l5.
Nays-Ald. Copeland, Costello.
Approved Jan. 8, 1891.
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear 10
the Common Council by Il report from the
Board of Public Works, dated January 9th,
1891, that ii is necessary to make modifca-
ton in the contracts for the grading of jerks
street and Lawson street, respectively, from
Mississippi street to Earl street, in order TO
cover certain cost and expenses incurred for
additional work on said streets on account OF
q change of grade subsequently made ON said
jerks street and Lawson street, between Me-
Menemy street and Clark street; therefore,
be it
Resolved. That the Board of Public Works
be and is hereby authorized to modify the
contract entered into between John Dale and
Louis II aumgardner and the city OF 81: PaLl
for the grading of jerks street, from Mlssls-
tract entered into between Charles L. sam
deem and said city of st. Paul for the grading
OF Lawson street. from Mississippi street TO
Earl street, in order to provide for the cost
and expense for the additional work re-
ouired to be done by said contractors on said
streets ON account of aforesaid change OF
grade on said streets, the cost and expenses
of said additional work TO be at the same pro
rata price al which the other work was done
on said street; and be 1t further
Resolved That said Board be and is here
by directed to make an additional assessment
for the cost and expenses incurred for said
additional work upon the property benefited
by aforesaid improvements when said mod1-
fications are entered into.
Yeas--Ald BanhOlzer, Bielenberg, BOtt,
Conley, Copeland, Costello, Dobner, DOrnt-
den, Flandrau, Gehan. McNamee, Melady,
Minea, Sanborn, Sullivan, Van Slyke, ME-
President-17.
Approved Jan. Q, 1891.
90. CULLEN, President OF Council.
THOMAS A. PRENDERGAsT. CITY Clerk.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LNOR RENT-A FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS PARTLY
furnished or unfurnshed. in q large new house
lI4O Rst. IT.
LfOR RENT-FLATs. SECOND AND THIRD
l. noors, 26lS ut. NV. 4 rooms ana bath; mod.
imps. range. go. large rooms with closets. seb5t
EOR RENT TO ADULTS IN THE STORY
building, nat Of seven rooms and bath front bal
cony and back porch also hat Of three rooms ;
southern exposure; elevator. steam heat and Jan
itor's services TAI 18th st. n. W. sel4-lSts
ENOR RENT-IN WEST END FLATS, 36lO ST
Il near signal Office md ten minutes from Treasury
Department I'VE rooms; bath; range; al modern Inn
pruvements rent &3U.
Also three rooms bath pantry with sink and water
rent $lO: each has . separate coal vault and yas
meter. sasl,- lurs
LtOR kENT-FURNlSHtD To ADULTS, A VERY
Il desirable Hat Of six east, south and west
exposure; price $05; reference. go 9TH sl7-lSf'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EoR RENT-DEsK ROOM IN FURNISHED SUITE
OF offices; fourth hoor, new building. 9Th and sfs |;
nne chance for typewriter. lady gentleman. Ad-
dress a. n. c., Star Office. IT.
EOR KENT-TwO OFFICE ROOMS; 434 AND
L 426 10th st. NV; $50 each; -
EOR RENT-A VERY PLEASANT FRONT OFFICE
Il room; I'd floor: elevator, steam heat and postal
boz; 1l5 per mo. Apply to ROBERT A. PHILLIPS
= bON. l4l9 New York ave. ocl-1t
Tor RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN 1871 ST. \. ".
to an immediate tenant very cheap; for price and
PARTICULARS apply to WIN. y. HOFFMAN. Io2l Il ct.
n. ocI-.n
EOR RENT-FIRsTCLASs OFFICE ROOMS IN
L the Fleming building. l419 st. ". single or en-
suite $40 to go month: steam heat and elevator
service. Apply to Room No. IL. ROBT. 1. FLEM.
lNG. se3U-l I'm
Tor RENT-A WELL LIGHTED OFFICE ROOM,
L third door, on 1T. n. W.. 2lx40 feet Cheap to a
desirable tenant. bMOkMS1EDr BRADLEY. 9s7
L. st. se}O-fit
EOR REHT-OFFICE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
real estate, pension, Law or ciain busness in the
BALTIC building. Cos 4 st. n.w. Apply to ". T.
HELEN. Room /. se29-6t
FOR 9ENr-OFFIcER ROOMS OK ST. BET. i4TH
and 18th sts steam heat and elevator service: also
basement in same buil ding suitable printing Office
rent t44 per NO., nth steam heat. JOHN b. WIGhT
140S}s q st. se.2-2w
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E'ok RENr-UNFUkNIsHkD-
% Mass ave- II rooms and hath 600 psr wear
iD nv Soan ave-. .S Rooms and bath 800 per year
LII Ssilh ave-. IL rooms ard bath 400 per year
~ ist a. W, IL rooms and BATH. loo per mo n n
lS New ORR ave-, ID ami bath - % I.er wear
.lo lah 81 n ~. l3rooms and bath 100 p..r month
aosse ~ n W. 10 rooms anu bath. nlunt m
ua 81 W. Rooms and hath 80. ! ~ ,~r tn,,pth
iiOs y H. ave. rooms and bath. Ter mo IA
lIu4 n ave. rooms and bath. - per month
ios4oS Nallach ~. tir and hath $50. Ter month
FURNISHED.
lllO II n W. % rooms and bath; handsomely
iur;lisiled sto9 Ter month
I.vo 18th ST.. - Rooms and bath. handsomely
"a nished 81 per month
<UGS St, IL rooius and bath; handsomely
l2tr3 2Isi ST. Is rooms and bath: hsndsoms,y
Co., vi. DoO Ter year
-vyo VI Id rooms and bath; handsomely fur
II KENNEDY L fIcKI :. sScSs an f's -.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-DoARD FUR THE WINTER NONTHs
w BY two ladies' IN small family Of aAulss sfrefly
northwest prstsrred. Address 8. g.. star odkcs il:
WANTED : BOARD AND ONE YURHIBHED
w room for young man and wife from Ocfobur IN.
state Location aaa psosl AdArs1 81 q WxsxES
ChettenAngo. Madison Co., y Y, 100
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I-Ok RENr-UNFURN.
l. The Clarendon Hotel,
n \ ave and l4th II
nv. aur..............S tf2.
bio llth IT NV, Tor ana
= large halls and
store-....-.-...-.-..--2s
Columbia road, lhr. -
l.s,Y h ~ nv. l5r. .eOs. 3
l:fsy n 1t nv. l5r......e,s
BIB 18th n NV. lur. It's IS
sl1 10Th 1t nv. ltir lthj. IS
lSs NJ II NV. l5r......l.S
lSl1 Mass ave NV. lar. IL
lau1 i " nv. l5r......l2.
I'LL Pa ave NV, dwell
lng and store. lOr...l2'
S.15 18th II nv. l2r.....l2.
hlg lith ~ NV, llr....laa.
80 4 Cap st. 2sr. .....l2.
1876 l..th NJ NV. l.Jr. .. L..
lUJs 9Th IT NV. l4r...lO
lti-i4 2lst III nv. l.5r. 10,
llO4 18th 81 NV, .ssr...le
2uls Il ~ nv. llr. 81 x
ls Iowa cir nv. llr. SO. 8
l62e 18th II NV. llr. ~. &
Us h II nv, l5r. 81 s
l4ol \ stnw. lUr...-....s.
fUhs
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ne aoose n only portion of the property my
toes For iul li-i call uce zoe hullsfn i-~aed
.he ls, ,hd lSth. loc2l THos. n. MAGOAMAN.
Ion kENI-4i5 llrH ST NV. - ROOMS
l.oe Tor small hotel. uanufA. turing PURPOSES
OF iSF once rooms. l. NJ. sAUNDEks a co.
oN--d l.lStrt a. "
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oh Mn l.
Il Sols . Il. hr. lcr,
m !. without stable. eco
S32S n II. la, l.it.
~ i-.--.-...-.-.....4 80. 90
Seos - II. ir, sr. m 4. a..
1911 18th II. br. ~, mis-
.fetsi q -, tT. sr, m 4. ~. u
SSp Pros ave. la. ltH. IniAi
:sg,{ lros ave. br. sr.ml. -
lu.sS SD NJ. hr. t,r. IN 4. ~
24tss i ~, hr h and
stable. Tor ............ai
Shl5 81. lr. III. -. -
:Sess Prospect ave. br,
Or. m i......-.......2O. n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANIED-Bi COLORED GIRL, A PLACE TO
w do chambsrwork or nursing in a private family
good city references Apply at l50 Marion st Il
WANTED = SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
w twhite). in hotel restaurant, baker and
pastry cook. Address RESTAURANT. Star Office.
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FOR lighthouses.


E0k knNT-i 1874 lgi Il 81. N.M....---sa, oD 81
sci si,h 8, corner, fSs@s and ~ nc
% s. Il. ave-. .o, rss sas dwelling %S
place s Z & %s
--o- Ne" many ' Fsu1ksNisHrD.. 'iO0 mac
80 40 iss ST. near Dai ont circle S SS m %s
e wv ccHARLEss; EARLY. '1@
sele-lm COS l4th st. n ".
T-FURNIsHED-THE LARGE 3sroRY
= and basement frame dwelling 81 Bst- se,; contain
Apply r. Hss ,T s
F9R EENT-ls6 EAST CAPITOL ST. ,3,sToEY
prie. So on hsp e :. s and
OR kENI-t7s5 AND las sEAIUN ST.; d
MT, rooms. bath each newly pered and IN n:e order
lx85 + st. NV. Sea-iS
FOR RENT FURNISHED CHEAP = s-RooN
= h9rse PAINTINGS. Moquet carpets; piano in par
asrsssbe Address .f Star o Once ea s.
E0R RENT-ATTRACTIvE BRICK HOUSE. 2Jo3
$40 ley :. drug store ApSy a. Nil aif ,s.s p:
skST q =. ~ ; sx s 5: aw SO
s .x e. water g 81 sw Sr wafer 70 g
Us .i iy; S s q IL sol Def Il p !; tx
~ az. 9th ~. 10 Cor. ~ SIS sv.
EoR kENT-sEvEN NEW sIX-ROoM BRICKS
4 on wylie st. near 18th aud II n. e. sEi30. 3i2
lotn 81 s.w Sl4 62o ST. s.v. ell 30. $40 Let
We ST. near tn and N s.w 80. Also fats A. o ST.
n nv .w:isl4 r A MCINTYRE. ~ ST. n. W.. oppo-
Eok RENT-s.O 9Th ST n E. . ROOMS AND
I'm 60. u e. store room ..-...........&l2. 30
4d1 81 n 9. rooms and cellar a. m. i..... s:,0
go4 UCo 18th -. N. O.. new, Is ........S Ia
FURNISHED houses rooms and bath and cellar,
T. In. lon 9th Ut. q. ..............,.,..,.
o, WATERS X THOMPSON,
oco-1 Room \. Atlantic building.
EOR RENT-s06 NEw HAMPSHIRE AVE. SIX
l. rooms and bath: nicely papered and in COR n etc
order hot and cold water amt ranze: S20 per month
oc.,-IW JOHN Is. WIGHT, l4USt q 1t.
kOk RENT-Q ST.. NORTH SIDE, NEAR l1TH
3,stoi ybay window brick; Ii rooms: thoroughly
Iurnshed will lease tor l2o per month In
Quire of II. NJ PARKER, IA lS Z st. oc3.3t
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,lSl7 n ST. II rooms
and bath. ss3. ~
lo00 lgth ST. .............e,
1856 y ii ave. ...........o5
l.hD p st. .............O.I
.02l n st. -
l DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9TH st NV. Frs. IS per mo
!, UFEICE ROOMS.
HOS L 81 NV. first floor
anu basement .....SlJ0
Illus 4 Il. ID and 4th
noors. 30 and ID
J 1908 Penn ave NV, Pr
and hall, 2d floor. As
li0o New York ave. suite
OF 2 rooms, LIST floor. IS
ISHED.
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave
(seasonl ......... 81. 900
X l ave bet 18th and
J Conn ave. 100
Dupont circle (west
sidel. lars and two
baths ...........lS3. "a
Jefferson place bet Conn
ave and 18th II .lD
K ST bet l6thkl1th. lu6. u
lbet 18th and 18th. 1861
) Mass ave bet 10th AND
18th SITS. with sta. l06. O.
) H bet 18th and roth SITS. 100
} Conn ave bet h and L.
SIS -...--- loo
G ST bet 10th and 2lst
q 81 bet 18th and 18th. $50
18th ST, cor De Sales 81. l.y0
2lst st bet X and s sits. 80
} list st bet . a. Il SITS. :. l5O
10th 81 Just north of LIST,
l2rs andtwo baths l3:3. "a
} Jefferson pace bet Conn
ave and 18th 81. =. 1873 81
, \ ST bet Eth and 18th
SITS. lDrs and bath. .. lbs
18th st let I and L SITS,
llrs and bath. lbs
Conn av bet X l. SITS. Us
! NJ ST bet Conn ayeSl9ihl2o
5 q It bet lyth and both. l.lo
I'D ST bet h and l. SITS,
D rooms and bath. lilo
4 IAfTnvAn al 49, nA
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Oh III
3ol1 oanv. rr......sE5
llU2 gth ct nv. llr .....15
lOll Il II nv. lar---......1S
i2Ol5G ~ nv. 9r.........G5
$40 \ y ave nv. l..r....s5
ls4 9Th Of Nv. llr. %
l14o y stnw. 1lr........tSB
"a 18th ~ NV, lor -.....,0
Us5 ! q nv. lO...-.....SO
lll4 l4ch o. NO. n
; n n ave nv. III, .......5 So
l.ss 18th st nv. er......S5
1874 18th st nv .sr......45
sOl X 81 NV. NJ and q. A.
sU2 II - NV. tr..........45
80 l.stn 1T nv VI .......Ab
,s.s2 l4th II nv, ssr. Al. o.
llOo 18th st nv. 2r......s0
n u ave NV. ir........A
lh5Q 2t,th 81 nv. sr......A
SsO y II ave ne, stOre
and d yelling. III I'D
FOL 18th u nw. "a. ......25
l3l1 lst 81 ne. ~. ct H.. u
l5.9 Mass ave nv. lSr...-
-ssS II % NJ, DE- 1911
IsHED.
b ct ne OPP. oap. 15r. $50
~ taaar 10Th - ~.
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WANTED-LOTS.

MANUFACTURERS OF LOTS WISHING TO
w sell should have them Inserted in my bulle-
tn which will be placed before thousands Of buyers
oc3-2t DAVID b. STONE. 500 st. nv.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE PEW ACRES OF
w land within mile Of Silver aprin1 station.
Apply CHARLES EARLY. JOB l4th q. NV. ocl-lw
W lot on Capitol Hill must be cheap. state exact
LOCATION with price aud terms Address LOT star
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EOR RENT
L UNFINISHED.
1NI Conn ave lover
looking Dupont Cir

VIZ hLN L.
l. UNFINISHED.
1N1 Conn ave lover
looking Dupont Cir
cle); .....-....Sl:El.2;
l7l7 2lst st ........tll6.6 Is,
BIG Connecticut ave,
1Or and bath. II!
1910 \ ST nw............l.s..
1904 X st NV. ........ IL.
l44.i X / ave. IL
1872 n st NV. &9l.IG;
with stable........l16.6 u,
2 Thomas circle. Liz 81
~ farragut square. =. l0t
1901 q st NV. .lOt
lk2l 10Th vt NV. .lO
lOS3 Conn ave. .63. &
| FURN,
II st bet 18th and 18th
sts NV, with large
stable and EardenSV66. OF
Iowa circle, ~ rooms
and 1 baths. SOC
Mass Az, overlooking
Thomas Circle, with
stable................. SOC
18th u, cor u. overlook-
Ing Conn ave, with
stable .4l6. O.
Conn ave and list (cor-
ner) ................S 3.S &.
Mass ave bet Nth and
18th SITS. .E53. &
Il lar Mcpherson So. .30t
u IT, cor uth. ......... .3Ut
The Newport, cor Mass
ave and l4tn 81 NV. 300
18th ct, overlooking
Conn ave. bet NJ and
n SITS, with stable. 20
n st near Conn ave. I'd
Rhode Island ave bet
l4th and 18th ste. .:,5(
karragut square. .2Jl
Be cor 2lst and X SITS
NV. Eers aud bath. ID
Thomas circle. -
II bet 18th and 18th. -. -
Il ! ave bet 18th st and
Conn ave, l:lr and
bath (south side). ..,US. "a
n bet 18th ana 10th. los. 4.
18th st bet M aud \ sts
(season) -...-.......2W
18th ST. cor L st......2Ol
n st bet Conn ave and
18th 1t. ................9N
10th Vt bet Y and X SITS. :20l
Conn ave ad lacent 70
Lafayette square. 200
n u, cor 2lst.
q st bet nth aud 18th
SITS (season) ...........17s
ste
003 9Th 1t. cor Mass av'
bath. cloaetx. Sc--
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