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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08
New Suits Filed

Lizzie Sing asks for divorce from Len
Sing. The plaintiff states in her com
plant that she and defendant intermar-
ried in British Columbia In 1858, and
shortly thereafter the defendant began TO
subject her to grievous abuse by striking
beating and whipping her with stick OF
wood, and that he drove her from her
house, made her sleep out OF doors, and
twice made an attempt on her life with a
gun loaded with powder and ball, and In
divers other ways made her life burden
some. One child is in the control of de-
PENDANT and the plaintiff is willing that II
should so remain, wherefore she prays
that the marriage be dissolved. Bruce Il
Brown, plaintiffs attorneys.
John Wood vs.. b. b. & Il. c. railroad
Suit for injuries sustained by plaintiff in
February last while in the employ Of the
defendant. Plaintiff alleges that while
working on a pile-driver his foot was
crushed by falling timber, and that he
is crippled for life. He therefore asks
that he be allowed damages in the sum o
5000. Sinclair & McHugh, plaintihi
attorneys.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Three Springfield young men, two OF
them employed in dry goods house and
one in a crockery store, visited Boston to
combine business with pleasure. When
they set out to see the town, the first at
traction to catch their eyes and coppers
was a museum, in which they passed hall
day. Then they wandered about the
crooked thoroughfares and came upon an.
other museum, into which they plunged
with feverish eagerness. After they had
paid their money and entered the doors
they discovered they were in the SAINT
museum again, although they declared
they had walked four miles. The man
ager of the institution regarded them will
a cheerful smile as they departed, asking
them to come again.-Springfield Home
ota
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The city council will meet In regular
session this afternoon.
Work on the street railway is being
pushed slowly, but steadily.
Mr.. Waldron's brick block on Tenth
street Is approaching completion.
One car load Of sugar and potatoes was
shipped to Blaine today over Fairhayen
and Southern.
Judge Clark's court was again quiet
yesterday after the exciting cases Of the
day before.
The cherry crop on the Islands this
season is unusually large and excellent
and is now In the full OF the harvest.
Many glasses will be turned toward
Mount BAKER, the first day his hoary
head is seen towering above the clouds.
The steamers arriving yesterday were
the Premier, City OF Seattle and Wasco
from up sound, and the Dispatch an d
Anna Pence from the islands.
A number of moving machines were
shipped to Blaine today. The farmers of
that section are preparing TO harvest the
hay crop, which is said to be excellent.
Lawyer Kerr's new residence on Six.
teenth street, near Douglas avenue, is
able to occupy IT within a few days 1t Is
comfortable and picturesque.
Mrs. A. Mclean, who suffered a frac.
ture and dislocation Of the hip on Sunday
Is not suffering very much pain. Drs
Compton and Bickford are the attending
physicians.
The steamer Cascade broke her shaft OF
the last trip to Orcas. She. was towe,
into port and taken to Seattle where tn
damage will be repaired. The Ann
Pence has been placed on the Islands rout
la her stead.
The strawberry season Is about owe
and but small quantity OF the iusclou
fruit Is being brought to market. kasp
berries and blackberries are making thei
appearance, while currants, Rooseberrie'
etc, are coming In quite large quantities
Gates & Fraser are comfortably settle
In their spacious, new and nandsom
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

1t is announced that the construction OF
a perfect pendulum has been accomplished
at last. 1t was done by suspending lead
shot by single fiber of cocoon silk in a
vacuum produced by Sprengle pump.
The shot, one 81 xteenth of an inch in diam
eter, weighing one third OF a grain, is sus
pended by 2-foot fiber, and is placed in a
tube three fourths OF an inch in internal
diameter 1t has vibrating range Of one
quarter of an inch on each side Of the mid
position, the vacuum being equivalent tc
one tenth OF a millionth OF an atmosphere
St Louis Republic.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Here is a story from Western Pennsyl-
vania which matches any told by Miss
wilkins and other delineators of New
England thrift and unconscious humor. A
young woman whose maiden home was In
one OF the small cities of interior New
York followed the fortunes OF her hus-
band, n Calvinistic minister, to his first
charge, a Center" church near the Ohio
line Of the Keystone state. The young
wife soon discovered that she had married
the congregation, aud, rs it was widely
septtered one. her time was fully occupied
u HoG persistent claimant OF A~- "s
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Mr.. Ashmead- Bartlett tells good story
about his going to Ireland for the first
time. "As soon as l landed in Ireland l
attempted to look for traces of some OF my
ancestors, who came from the extreme
north of Ireland. Meeting an intelligent
looking Irishman, I informed him OF my
mission, saying that my ancestors emil
grated from about that spot 100 years ago.
and was there trying to look them up.
He answered: aye say your ancestors emil
grated from our town about 100 years ago
Thin why are yez looking for them heref'
! London Tit-Bits.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

brick store and have replenished their
stock to fit the house. McDougal & Dod-
son are arranging TO get into their half OF
the structure within the month. The
third story of the building contains two
large and handsome halls, one Of which
will be occupied by the Knights of
Pythias.
Hon. Pierce Evans says that the Nc
Kenze avenue contract will be more
rapidly pushed to completion now. Con
tractor Templn has settled with his
former partner and the receiver will be
discharged, as to Templin's interest.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08
The Lynden Road

The contract for building the road from
the Guide Meridian to Lynden was
awarded yesterday to George II. Sungle-
ton & Co., Of this city. The contract
price Is approximately s26 900.
The board of county commissioners
transacted but little other business yes
terday, the entire day being taken up
with the examination Of and figuring
upon bids submitted
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

On motion Of Eli Wnkin, James II.
DERRICK was admitted to the WhatcOm
comfy bar.
State OF Washington VS.. George Hig-
gins-This case went to the jury yester-
day afternoon, and Higgins was found
guilty of petit larceny, and sentenced TO
pay fine Of SIS aud costs, amounting in
all to s225. T. G. Newman, defendants
attorney.
State OF Washington vs.. Joseph Mason
Defendant entered plea of not guilty.
Defendants attorney asked for contin
uation of the case to next term, Granted.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08
The Popular Candidate.

Sikesey tthe newsboy)-Say, Smikesey,
tn speaker at the big perlitical meetin
said Their man they'd vote for mus have
fitness and fidelity. Wat does that meanf
Smikesey (the bootblack)-Lemme see
Fitness and fidel- Oh, it means he mus
be able ter fight an fiddle.-Good News.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08
Caution Necessary Now.

Fond Young Husband lin Boston)-Are
the shutters closed, my dear'
Beautiful Young Wife-Yes, love.
blinds down"
"They are"
"Keyhole plugged"
at is"
ANY policeman hanging about when
you looked out just nowi"
None"
"Then come here, dearest. Iwant to kiss
you. Chicago Tribune.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

II never saw man so ready to borrow
trouble a. Jones is" remarked one reporter
| to another
"Never noticed it."
II have. He has asked me to lend him
my fountain pen three times this week. p
Washington Post
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Young Mother (sobbing(-Oh, George,
come herel Baby's face and arms are all
broken out with an eruptioni What on
earth shall we do'
Young Father-Send for the quarantine
officers at once, oughtn't wei-Epoch.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Passer By-What kind o dog is thatf
Small Boy-I amt quite sure, but think
he's what's called a watch dog of the treas
ury.
"HumphI Good dog, ebf"
"Yesser He won't let any other dog
take anything be wants hisself Good
News
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Harry-Strange, me boy, you don't get
on better with Miss Keene. She's an aw-
fully bright girl.
Chollie-That's the twouble. She's toe
dwight Always casting reflections, don't
you know.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

PA, why do they place period after
Capt. and COL ~
II don't know, my son, unless 1t is be
cause there are so many they want to put
n stop to them. Detroit Free Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

Dora-Jack says he loves you.
Coral don't believe it.
Dora-Nor do l.
Cora-You are horrid mihx'-Ne"
York Epoch.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

dt. 900 Gets 50x55 feet on ne cor. of 18th
10 OOO and Mill streets; lots are eX-
eavated and ready to build on. THIS is nus
MESS PROPERTY Have this for few days
only, Half cash and bal 9 and II IN onths.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

j. c. Lighthouse offers to contribute
s25.O 900 for the erection Of an opera house,
II other citizens will raise $4,000.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

900 ACRES coal land on Lake Whatcom
OZO one-half mile water front. Call al
Office and learn particulars.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-08

G.1SkO-LOTS "a and 25, block 90; fine
ID ZOO residence property; short time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
PAYING FOR sUBSIDIEa

Contractor Armstrong; Startling Revelations
in the Canadian Railway Scandal.
The Canadian senate railway COMMITTEES met
last night in Ottawa, and startling evidence was
brought forth In connection with the Bale des
Chaleurs railway scandal.
Contractor c. n. Armstrong. who had pre-
viously refused to answer certain questions,
made clean breast OF it. He said That when
the effort to reorganize the company failed he
set about organizing q new ~ indicate, % he had
heavv claims against the road. In New York
he held lengthy conference with Premier
MERCER and other members Of the Quebec pro-
vincial government. In order to complete the
deal he had got Earnest Pacaud editor of
LEtectelu, the Quebec government organ, to
act as agent between himself and the Quebec
government An arrangement was made by
which the government paid him in subsidies
els, 900. The witness, realizing that 'half a
loaf is better than none" a. he expressed it.
repaid Pacaud $io0, 200. His own share vas
only t75,0
This statement created sensation. Witness
said Pacaud, when the deal was on, complained
at the delay Of the Quebec government In pay
ing the money. He showed witness list Of
names Of persons whose debts had to be
hquidated. Among the names appeared that
OF X. l. Tarte, NJ. p. The committee will meet
again on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
Miuisterial crisis In Hayti

A turbulent scene occurred in the Hsytian
chamber Of deputies yesterday, that body re-
fusing to indorse the ministery's action grant
ing concession for the construction Of Q tsis-
graph line and Announcing ihe ministry for
incapacity and corruption. This vas followed
by the ministers handing in their resignstious
TO the president hippoiyte 10 now busy with
IL still comparatively quiet, bat II 10 quiet
that fills the people with alarm, because 1hsy
lie The bieody ones 70 ffsqssnt on lie isisnd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
THE SEIZURES AT EAsTPoRr.
Fishing Boats Will He Returned to Thsi,
Former Owners.

The nix Ashins boats ssissd by the dominion
cruiser Dream, July Is, are now At Indian
Island. N. B., half q mile from Esstport, Me-,
and Capt Pratt offers to give them up TO the
owners, provided they waive indemnity. One
owner signed, but the others refused. II ID
thought that today the Dream will deliver oil
the boats either at the wharves or on the fishing
ground where they were seized This probably
ends the matter in virtual acknowledgment
that the seizures were all wrong. Had il NOT
been for the prompt action taken by the United
States the boats would undoubtedly have been
sold ct auction weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

"RoUSD TIE WoRLp."-Gazes' limited excur-
sion leaves Washington September 10, vancou-
yer 2sth, on the new steamer Empress of China
OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company.
Tour includes Japan, China. CeyIon. India and
Egypt. returning via Italy, Switzerland. France
and England. SIX months trip, costing u, $780,
Party is strictly limited. To receive choice
steamer and hotel accommodations early book
ing is advised, as the party is nearly completed.
Holy Land party sails September 9. Cost,
cal or address
Adut. W. P. VAN w,cxLI. 1928 Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
THE COURTS.

PROBATE CouRr- Chief Justice BINGHAM.
Observation-Disclosures Of Martha j. ODonoghue;
petition for letters filed. Estate OF BENJAMIN
Caywood; order admitting will to probate and
letters testamentary to Philena Caywood; bond,
$500. Estate OF Caroline H. Wolf; petition for
letters filed Estate Of Mary Ellis; letters tesla
mentary issued to Henry u. and Isabella Ellis;
bond, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
The Hebrew Colony Not In Distrsss.

The Hebrew Colony Not IN Distress.
The story publishsd yesterday that the Rus
sian Hebrews sent to Highstown, N. J., from
New York city by the Baron Hirsch fund trus-
ssss wersina bad plight and facing starvation ID
exaggerated They we're dissa tisfie at first when
they learned what work they were expected to do,
but now they seem to think better Of it. Lead.
ing citizens Of the place say they are willing
to give them relief should they be absolutely in
need. The superintendent Of the large factory
in town has offered 70 give them steady sm.
ployment and they will probably all be ct work
In short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
FOR RENT--HOUSES.
TOR RENT

52s ~ store 4 dw 30 9S sw. o. water. 20
"a: az IL 4 Sc ts a z Y e 1 sg: " MI
sI3 y sw. 5r water. s3ll sw. Or. water ID 20
fSi M sw x w.,:r T. :,or. DIV. s
iIn g sy e Issi pxsfi II II sS s y. ana or
SO Per month. J. r. HEREFORD. lAlp . q.
EoR RENT = HOUSE 40 Sd ST. NV: IL
L rooms; ali mod. imps. Nice locality: convenient
TO pension and census ofSAcss. $50 per mo. OSCAR
LtChEff. 50 ID Of. NV. AnlSrN.
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$3.50 TO ATLANTIC CIrY VIA ROYAL Blue
LISE-S3 yO.-Special fast express train, which
will leave b. and o. station at D. n Saturday,
August p, arrives at Atlantic City before 10
undisturbed sleep. Return at m. Sunday
or any ROYAL Blue Line train Mouday-Adu
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RtNT-EDW. A PAUL. Jk-. CO, zoos =
JIG Nd ave- ne. II rooms; ali l. sto a. -.
lSiI ana l5le 18th u. story rooms; every imp.
cellar stationary wash tuOs, electric bella cabins
mantels. e@l sulA ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL TRAIN TO ATLANTIC
CITY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 20. VIA
B. AND 0. AND READING RoUTE.--Leave b. and
Q: station at pm; arrive at Atlantic City
ESQ pm; return pm. Sunday or on any
trip.-AdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15
NATIONAL REGATTA.
The Great Contests to Take Place on
the Potomac Next Week.
MEN OF MUSCLE AND GRIT.

They VIII Pull as They Never Pulled Before
A Series of Interesting Aquatic Evenfs-Ths
Races and the Crews That VIII Compete
Local Interest In the latter.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED--BY bErrEMBER 1.-TWO OR THREE
w rooms northwest, with Ras, heat and bath by
snd wife for light state price, Address
WANTED-A LADY IN OFFICE WANTS ROOM
" and board In private family one large room with
&coye Or two small comW uni stinx rooms On seeond
and I6th and and sts NV. Address PATTI
ENCk. Star ofacs. IT.
WANTED-TwO FURNISHED on UNFUR-
w pishsd rooms for light hOusskeepinx state terms
and location. Address 16lb KinSinsn place n v.
VNANTED-BY TWO ADULls-FOUR UNFUR-
wv nished rooms for light housekeeping In north.
west L. 4. g.. Star Once. 1t
WANTRD-FOUR oKFivE ELIGIBLY LOCATED
w rooms and packin: spaes light housed sspihx
good board for three ladies; uoderete terlus rSfer
snee.. Addrsss OLD REsIDENT. stsr oites: IT.
WANTED-BY LADY WITH TWO GROWN
w sons, three or four rooms for Hight Housekeeping
IN good neiFhborhood- Address MIRA X. psnscp bu-
yesu. nnl6-ats
WANTED-SITTING ROOM AND BED ROOM,
AaAnsss Lock Boz L. Esss CsDiscl ssssion auil.;HS
W AATED-BET. AUG, is AID SEPT. /, UN.
w fuxuisusd roons. I'd toor, With o. without board
1..s xss:: aSss ssss Sss
WASTED.FoR skPTEABER. l.. By MARRIED
couple. three ~ tour unfurnished ROOMS fog light
heusete:pine near smithsepisn Institute. Aadress
WAHfED-Bv Man AND WIZ, fLE1s1N7
" fusnished roofR II tbs nesthwe(s. with toaeA,
~ ~ Pesss'si0s ss1ssnbsL X1asss' 9; e.
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shfp-
ll.t nth st ny. Tor. .etS
1880 n 81 nw. 9r ........S
6,rS ! st NV. l0r..........yo
l242 18th g. nw.sr .....Jo
l..c2 18th ut NV, Tor -. SO
A5l b q nv. ~ ..........6t
TIA l4th q nv. y
I2Si II q nv. T... ..... 20
ZIP LIST 1T ne, 9r. ~
S1l |; st NV. " and st ..45
ll0A stou6hton II. ~. AS
l4V6 stoushton st, W. AS
SU2 h u nv. u..........45
80 18th sf NV. Or AS
laSo Pierce place nv, ~. 20
1911 Chaplin q NV, pr . 40
1lW 18th Ut nv, 2r......4Q
tSI q u sw. Sr.......-...:5
1900 1th Of nv. store
and dwelling. .,......S
1850 29th 81 nv. fr......55
l1Uo Z 81 NV. store and
ware roo'Iis.
500 \ II ave NV. store
and dwelling, Or .....,.30
lotr5 Fierce ~, az ....xo.SD
ls41 + ct NV. 1r.....25
Sl 21th st nv. Or. ......2j
3lo LIST 81 ne. ST, st h. II
l..is,5 h st nv. or III
21oS 9TH st NV. stors,
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2lo LIST 81 sw. d.. ........lj
e examined by permit from
MAS J. FISHER 4 Co.,
l.sfl y N y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Al ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WHO is a
w thorough bookkseper. q position assistant
In once where be can make himself generally useful;
best Of references Address s. W.. Star office. it
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS, CHAM
w bernaids. Mattresses cashiers drivers porters.
iSI men
sui56t'
WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED SETTLED
w nurse. care Ut an infant make herself use
fni In family no objection to country. Call at $40
18th 81. NV. aul5-2t.
N ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS. $40 TO
w S73 aundrssses, maids Mattresses. nurses. sales
ladies' walters, beilInen. pantryen and maids bar
tenders bakers. engineers. DICKS AGENCY. ol3 18th.
NNANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A
w position a. goyegness English branches. French.
changed. Address Box i'll. Lsssburs. Va. aui5.3t.
WANTED - POSITION AS MECHANICAL
w draughtsman By young mau experienced in the
design and use OF electrical apparatus. Z. E. Star
office. It.
WANTED-A POSITION IN COAL OFFICE BY
~ syoung man with four years experience and good
rosershces Address A b. H., Star once. sui4-N'
WANTRD-BY A YOUNG MARRIED. MAN. A Po-
w s,tion as niaht Waterman. tsuitor or some
T.
yXTANTED-BY OLD EXPERIENCED GENERAL
w clerk. position Of kind understands books and
G s"d
WANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE. A
Changed. b. G. s.. Star ofics aais-sts
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants, city. country PREFERENCES furnshedl
s ~ iiS Il
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-
xBsLLkllNs CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR or.
riSk lhksE nor Sis Gan BE INSfEC TED
Will bb fhhAlAs FROM pIR UFflIE
NALL a JOHNSTON
suis.tn,h lsOci teunA. ave n -
Lon kkNI-ls3S v 81. Nm. BRoAN-sToNE
front ~ rocils, bah lsoiilesy paI erred. e.scxrls
lighting, iurnsce, a.. Inquire OF Gamer Mr., IA
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WANTED-BOARD.

NJ ANTED-MECHANlCA AN u Sun, AGED SEVEN
w want board. Mr.. SANkEY .906 10th 81 n W 1t
WANTED-BOARD IN REFINED PRIVATE
~ family by gentleman; first door must be FIRST
Stephenson House. st. Catharines. Ontario, Canada.
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$50 FLORIDA ay nv. IOr 80
90 I'd AZ. CIR. a. In-i 81
dNd Arker ~ ne Or. a. "A. 20
Seua OuVe Ct. ct. ~ a. 40 ~
k!Hcuusburg rad. IS
o-S SaiiAu u ne, az IA ~
sfUkEs.
5is Pa Az. large ounIssll,
Us tAh st Nv. 90
NSs BaAN se.<te&e-.l - -
{ A BRADLEY. osTFst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-15

FOB RENT-i512 ST. NV; IL Rooms; BATH;
I N l.. S3S month.
l3lD L St n. w. 10 rooms: bath MI e35 month
ia l2th st. NV. q rooms bath MI eco. 80 Q
month.
wili make reduction until October !.
eutS-6t THoS G. HENSEY CO.. 1900 T 1t. NV.
kOR kEAT-oNLY $3.50 PER MONTH, Mat
2-story brick dwelling; d rooms and mod. imps ;
papered throughout; mort heast section.
aul5-3t SWORhSTEDT 4 BRADLEY, Q27 r st.
FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE 3STORY AND
cellar brick dwellings. l4Q and 1912 Riggs IT. a. "
rooms each; all mod inIs. ; rent 445 each.
sul53t sWORASTEDT Il BRADLEY y27 st.
FOR hENT-2os st. wv. !; II rooms; am.L s36
tl0 1t. ne. rooms; a.m.i.............,... 80
Sl6.Jth 81: n. rooms; a. MI. 30
WATERS THOMPSON. Room D, Atlantic bldg.
au1i,-Sf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
EOR RIM
1t rNfIRNrsNEn

80 NV, vita .ar.re
stable AMI EardeuS 90. O.
Mass av. over ookfng
lnoinAs Iircis. with
atles.s.. .s...s...... ~
1ssh ~. cor N. overlook
INK Conn ave. With
Com ave aud Is, Icor-
MI N.----....-.-... - 3. &
Mass ave bet 18th and
lSth SITS $3.50. A9 *
h mr. NcPherson ~. &c.. ,ksi
q ~, cor isEh. ...-.-..S si
The Nov Tuff. cor NAs-
ave snd l4tn - NV. 30
Jererson p.Ace snd
lissb ~. ............... 20
1Stn -. overlooking
Tom ave. h.ai NJ aud
y ste. slth stable. 20
Rhode Island ave lat
18th aud 10Th s.s. go
se eur lie; and Al sfs
NV. lers and t'zfh 49,
Thomas cif,cle. go,
il let lstA AMI lS;h .-...s.j
b - let l5ih aul .Hth
sts, VITA syAuls. ..si *
Without sta uie $500. .hal
\ bet lith anu .Slth. aUp.. 80
lsta ~. cor l. 80
n II bet i9th aud sNh
.----. -..-s HHaaa-. ~
y " BET Conn ave and
18th ". ..... 40
luih ~ bet V aud Il ste .sDl
STA
In square bcuni.es hV Ms