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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20
Final Dividend for Creditors.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i1.-The comp
troller OF the currency has declared
final dividend of 5.55 per cent in ia, OF
of the creditors of the California Ma.
tlonal bank of san Francis o. This
makes in all 100 per cent and interest
in full to Get. Z, 1891, on claims proved
amounting to S456, 657.4 40.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

WASHINGTON Nov. 10-Justice Har-
Ian of the United States Supreme
rourt says that the statement recently
published in II Chicago paper to the eff
feet that the President and Attorny-
General had conferred with him about
the new Circuit judges to be appointed,
and that he had gone over the papers
of applicants ana by cipher system
of grading Indicated the eligibility
of each one, is entirely without foun-
dation. The justice says he has held
no conference with the President or
the attorney general about the new
judges nor has he ever seen or been
asked to examine the papers of appli-
cants
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

EVERY attempt to educate children
by Wholesale must however success
full in regard to general results, en-
counter individual difficulties and
drawbacks. Judicious teachers can
do much to mitigate circumstances in
exceptional cases but they cannot
avoid necessities that are inherent in
the general system.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

THERE is nothing like courage in
misfortune. Next TO faith in God and
in His overruling providence, a mans
faith in himself is his salvation. 1t is
the secret of all power and success. 1t
makes a man strong as the pillared
iron or elastic as the springing steel
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20
JAY GOULD ALL RIGHT.
Rumors Regarding His Health De-
eInred TO Re for Inhhiup Rnrnnaas

NEW YORK, Nov .1O.-Dr j. b. Mum.
jay Gould's physician. when asked
this morning about the condition of
his distinguished patient, replied:
MIR. Gould is not sick. Mr. Gould
is all right in every respect"
Foth of Mr.. Gould's sons, George j.
and Edwin, also denied the rumors re-
Rarding their fathers health which
were started in Wall street yesterday.
George Gould said to-day "Allow-
ing for the difference in age, father is
as healthy and sound as | am. | don t
know who starts these rumors, but
suppose they are circulated for the
purpose of affecting the stock market. {"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20
rrerer. a 1len-L,csn.e La,

FORT MADISON. Iowa, Nov. l0.-The
prohibition republicans of this
city have appointed committee to
draft petition for the coming State
Legislature, requesting that the
present prohibition law be repealed
and high-license law substituted.
The document will be circulated for
SIGNATURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
JUDGE MILLER's RECEPTION.

Sixteen Prisoner Are Called Upon to Plead
and All but One Sentenced.
Despite the Indictment weather this morning
there was the usual number Of spectators in the
Police Court although there we're but sixteen
prisoners in the dock.
Mabel Woods, q young colored woman, was
called upon to explain a charge Of disorderly
conduct Policeman John J. Smith explained
the girls conduct on the street Mt an unusual
hour Of the night She had been with o male
companion
Judge, your honor, was on my way home
from church." said Mabel. ''and the policeman
arrested me for nothing"
The officer told of a statement made by Ma
BETS aunt and the court imposed fine Of f5
CTlas. Wilson. colored, was found among the
wagons at the Center Market this morning be-
fore daybreak and he was sentenced to three
months a suspicious person.
Geo. Marshall was sent down for the same
period a vagrant-
Ellen Farrell. a short, thick-set woman, was
charged with vagrancy because she was found
drunk last night. but Ellen had not been
drunk before for more than six months she
discharged.
John Burringhs wanted home and he plead
guilty to being vagrant Two months was
the time given him.
Ida Mitchell, who made too much noise on
Az street southwest Last night, admitted her
guilt and accepted q two weeks sentence
Fred Webbing and Moses Robinson were
charged with being ''vags" and their plea was
guilty. Thew were committed for two months.
Addison smith. who had permitted two
horses TO be driven loosely through the streets,
was called TO answer q charge Of violating the
police regulations. He failed to respond and
his IS collateral was forfeited.
Arthur Cromwell, who disturbed the quiet Of
Prathers alley, paid S5.
Percy Bailey paid % for disturbing the resi-
dents Of Clicks alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
SENT TO THE WORK HOUSE.
Bof Andrew Taylor Will he Examined ~ I
His Mental Coudition.

They are after me-" said Andrew Taylor, a
colored man. who went TO the first precinct sta
ton yesterday and asked to be sent to the work
house. ''And they are going TO kill me" he
added. That was the third time within ten days
that Taylor has surrendered to the care of the
police. and each time his peculiar actions indi-
Gated that his mind was affected.
When he was called in the station this morn
ing to go out to the BLACK Maria he at first
declined to go because he said his mother was
in the cell, and there were men outside who
wanted to kill him.
'Run quick" he thought the officers told
him. and when he reached court in the closed
vehicle he imagined that he had been out in
the rain and was soaking wet.
He was called 10 the bar OF justice and ar
raigned for vagrancy. Making no response
when the charge was read a plea of not guilty
was entered for him, and Policeman Sutton told
what he knew about him.
Whats the matter with you, Taylor" in
quired the judge.
My hearts wind broken" he responded,
land / want il examined"
The court committed him to the work house,
and ordered that he be examined as to his
mental condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

The joint committee of D.A- S., K.of L., and
th. Federation Of Labor have favorably re-
ported on House bill 500. TO establish a free
reading room for the people in the city Of
Wellington" and both bodies represented by
the committee have Endorsed the bill The bill
authorizes the commissioner Of labor TO estab-
hsh free reading room and circulating library
in connection with the department Of labor and
10 expend ~ 800 for hitting mp the library and
5000 year for maintaining it, The sum OF
Ss.500 is appropriated for the purpose for the
next fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
The Star Of Bethlehem Cantata.

A large audience assembled at st. Paul's
Church (EpiscopaD last evening, the occasion
being the initial performance of a new sacred
cantata. The Star Of Bethlehem" composed
BY the organist of the church, Mr.. d. b. Mac
Leod, and sung by the vested choir, assisted by
a number Of leading vocalists and an orchestra
of ffteenfplayers- The solo parts were sus-
tanned by Mr.. W. ID. Mcfarland. Mr.. +. p. Rec
side, Mr.. B. +. Keller and Mr. Halleck Donoho.
The cantstA was remarkably well rendered
throughout with a precision and spirit that
showed careful preparation. the instrumental
numbers. including an oriental march and a
symphony for string instruments, being par
ticularly effective The libretto, selected and
written by Miss Lily Macleod. sister Of the
composer, is n most excellent piece of lyric
writing and shows unusual ability on the part
Of the writer.
Mr.. MscLeod's orchestration was very effect
i've and at times dramatic, bringing out the
beauties Of the final choruses especially with
marked effect Mr.. E. Camp presided at
the organ and materially assisted in the rendi-
tion of the cantata-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
Grant Post. ENJOYABLE Camp Fire.

e. j. Grant Post. No. IL, gave house warm
ing in its new quarters in GAR. Hall last
night in the form Of u camp fire, that was en-
joyed by a large gathering of members and
friends Of the post Commander-in-chiei
veazey Was the guest of honor and was well
coined in an appropriate speech by Comman-
der Turner. L. :. Grant Relief Corps took
part in the exercises and interesting speeches
were made by Mrs. benson. president Of the
corps, Col Cook. Messrs. Lawrence and Hend.
ricks. Mrs. Hendricks and Department Chap
lain Bradford A camp supper Of sandwiche,
and coffee was served later in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

Yesterday afternoon the five colored men,
George Baker. George Carroll, James Carter,
Alex John and James Cox, committed to Jail
by United States Commissioner Bundy for DISC
beying the lawful commands of Capt. Etheridge
Of the schooner Elm City, were released on per-
sonal reeognizance by Judge Hagner in the
Criminal Court Mr.. T. C. Taylor appeared for
the men. who shipped in Boston October 81,
and ON the voyage here it was charged they re-
fused to work. The district attorney stated
that the penalty was two months imprisonment
and that they had been in Jail since November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
T AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE o,
u SMALL, MONTHLY pAYMENTS -I'his hs.anf

full subdivision is situated in Prince GEORGES county
Md. about miles from washinston. the Wash.
Br. OF the b. .. RR and the Wash. and Bait pike,
where electric railroad viii be built In altitude it
Is higher than WASH has good drainage Is perfectly
healthy and is adjacent and surrounded by Charlton
Heights, College Park, Berwyn and the grounds of
the Maryland Agricultural College. II has l. miles Of
wide. well graded avenues which 3. 90 shade trees
have been planted and are now being boxed Ii has
para that contains l2ts acres in which there il o beau
ful lake Of clear fresh water in II has
new station. where 10 or more trains stop daily
ticketsto Mashngton 0cents the IN ~ utes
or about 90 minutes drive % houses are competed
and in course Of erection, 10 OF which have sold
and occupied within months, and Of l2)
improved lots sold 10 or Ii purchasers will build
house. electric light plant, walks. &c will soon be
constructed Churches. schools. stores &c. con-
venient. Prices Of lots. 500 to $500 Terms: SlO
cash and elO per month. OF - per month $40
or less. Lakeland has more improvements and
veniences and IL better located tnAn other suid
vision about Washington whsre lots bought tor
less than double these prices. Ii comfortable frame
dwellings with brick foundations porches, Closets
outbutldin4s. wells, pumls cellars baths, heat &C.,
On lots that ayerase acre. to be sold to desirable
q. QUO q, 200. each sl0 cash slO per mo- Ar
u 4O 2e1, 0UO. each 115 cash 4 SIS per mo. 5r
u sOO&1 ~ w. each S30 $40 per mo. .pS
~. 2U&$2, 1Oo esch S:.rash and t15 per .ox.r
1F3.2OOxl 81 oUO. each $50 cash and $50 per mo
per cent discount will be for all part cash
apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN, owner I4O6 Coium-
bis 81. (bet 9th and 10th and and SITS from
9 to 10 am. or pm. or at Lakeland from l2:O to
f.l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
The Health Record.

Yesterday there we're four cases Of scarlet fever
and one Of diphtheria reported to the health
Office Last week there were eight deaths from
dipatheri>. but not a single one from scarlet
fever. Daring the week there we're ninety two
deaths reported, tfty-one being white and
forty-one colored- The principal causes of
death were: Croup. 8; diphtheria, s; consump-
ton, ID: dia-rhGal 2; typhoid fever. 5; malarial
fever. D; pneumonia, &; bronchitis. 5. There
were lis births and Is marriages reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

In the Circuit Court. Judge Cox, yesterday
the issues from the Probate Court in the estate
Of Joseph HEREFORD were tried These were ~
to whether the testator had not given his son,
john r. Hartford, certain shares Of Glen Echo
stock (yaiued at s. 900 before his death, or, in
other words, Was the stock part Of the estate.
A verdict was rendered in favor Of Annie N
Hertford for two aud thrce-fourths shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
A New Building tn he Erected.

Assars Wolf Cohen, lawyers and insur-
sncs agsnts. have leased the property s26
street from Mis- Margaret Barry for q term Of
fifteen years This property adjoins the At
lantic building On the south and Is now i'm
proved by an old frame building This
structure viii DO removed aud a handsome Of
nee building four stories high will be erected
az once This firm, together with Mr. Chas
W. Handy. real estate agent, viii occupy the
new building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ErOR RENT-Two NEW GROOM BRICKS WITH
Il all modern improyen.ents. bath room, lxtrole,
ran<e. plate glass cabinet manifest On Seafon a. b-
TWEEN st. and floria ave-. 18th and lsSh n ". APP
ply 20 THOMAS c. CHALMERS.
eAlsW i4l9f st. n.
EoR RENT-A STORE AND DWELLING COM.
= hined on CORNER near Washington circle: very
cheap Apply CHARLES EARLY.
1a1a-2w UrS 18th ct.
vCoR RENT-1s0l HARDWOOD AVE. LIZ DROTT
Il park II rooms, stable and grounds. 60 Per
Ala-d WASHINGTON. ID. &.
L,OR LEAsE-THOsE TWO DESIRABLE NEW
Il Tricks 1927 and 1S,9 X st. NV. containing 10
rooms and hath. all modern improvements. hnl<ed
in natural wood; rood furnace; e15 40 Per month.
including water rent.
1als-eo.1. B. H. WARNER CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
Made an Assignment.

Yesterday an assignment for the benefit Of
creditors was executed by C. C. Carroll to W.
H. Hoover Preferences are given to C. E.
Hoover for 81 ,ss5.75; Cora Hutchinson. q, 500;
s. s. Hoover. u. 773 40; J. j. West s. 500; John
Sinclair, u ,026; s. Auth, 81 .37s, and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
Want to Wind Up It's Affairs

W. L. Jones, L. B. Anderson and others yes
terday fled bill in equity against Robert C.
Douglass and others to wind up the affairs Of
the Junior Excelsior Beneficial Society and
asking that Douglass be required to pay $500
into the registry of the court for distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

MYnoS W. WHITNEY and the Appleton Qnartette
win appear under the auspices Of the Colunbia
Athletic Club. Lincoln Music HAN, Friday evening,
JAauxyy -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR kENT-LAReE SECOND STORY FRONT
II room. newly furnished, new house. suitable for
.S s So e table
EOR kENT-10i4 l7TH ST BET. < AND L SITS.
sF n psss.Ps 1TRsn.a ,SC%: and :oSa
people and when two or more occupy room ja.2-n
mt, k. so1 ST y. y UENIsaED
EoR RENT = UNFURNIsHED = PLEAsANT
IL third-noor back ROOM At 8!y X st. NV. jx.s2:H'
aesr ESImE
s. e. sso r clear. md Apply n9os
EoR NTZFURNIsHED.FRONTR ROOM GOOD
iooI 81 izth i. sis: nsiaains Also hall roS,n
aa)olnlns for 70; 70 gentlemen only, ja2l.H
E0R RENT = NICELY FURNISHED SECOND
n floor room. with elegant folding bed T2s Oh =.
L communicating unfinished roone; frunting north
and south; in new house. private fanny: mod. imps
rent good So.ra near by s 81 ns 'Js esssp
FoR RENT-RooMs. APPLY llla TIL 81; \, "
E0R RENT : RooMs WITH OR WITHOUT
minute from lAsh ST. Belt f.rs every few minutes
Lon RENT-i0TowA CIRCLE. FURNIsHED PAR
sss
In! RSo ss
meals desifsd 5i 2pi ls tns
EOR RENT-lST AND I'd FLOORS, FURNISHED
or unfurnished; meals privately served II desired
staole. Al BIZ 10Th ST. NV. ja20-ns
EOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping. and one furnished room, Lin
syss Fine location. Addrsss CLINTON. Star Once
E0R RENT-1335 ST.. COR, 14TH, NEAR
Il Thomas Circle, furnished. south-front 2d-story
rooms bay windows with board single or en- suite
furnace heat references exchanged. ja:3-:}ws
E>OR RENT-APARTMENTS OF TWO OR THREE
l. roOms furnished unfinished; private hath !.
southern exposure; nrst-caS table. The WOOD.
MONT. 18th and Iowa circle.
d9-3m Is Years II Eornpissv,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-BY A FIksT- GLASS SOPRANO. 20
IN aass sar "a:
DREssMAkKR & Virs q sns sss z. week
ANrED--GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOB COOKS.
s.s s s, h.9s w.s.: zen farm sDa dairy
WANrED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
" for cooks. chambern,sid, waitress laundresses
mann Saiisr. 4 So6 mss ss G s. soS1' ssss
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN,
references 1 .. snd poHn $
WANTED-BY STEADY YOUNG C0LORED
.: ss.l ONCE II
WANTED-A POSITION AS FIRST GLASS COOK
c. or .Srss: S sI g. give good city
WANTED-GERMANC COOK. POSITION FOR Al
W man and position for lady as bookkeeper good
IL call at
WANTED-Bi LAW sTUDENT (TYPEwRITER),
frst,class rsferences, POSITION in lawyers real
onih ad Ss star H ss '.Saf sTsr
WA,NTkD-BY YOUNG WHITE GIRL. a STU;
iii .Ss {. f sss and . s private family
WANTED SITUATION AS BUTLER BY a
W thor9nehly experienced young man; New York
Cannon Es4o S New Hampshire ave. % ja se SIS
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
w and polite servants. Also positions for applicants
fis IS :: oa'h
w Mattresses drivers. cooks maids porters nurses.
buffers. painters hreuen. ensineers. salesmen.
houses supplied). BUKNHAM'S, lilo G Ut. n. W.
laI.-6t.
w man understands riding driving and care Of fine
stock leaving present place account OF family go
ing abroad nrsclass references furnished. Address
T. HEARST. care Joyce Carriage Repository, 1OeS
Conn. ave. ialf-1vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

EOR RENT-UNFURNl
l. 1919 M st NV, =,
lor. .$20S. 80
lab Mass ave. 17r and
stable. 200
1927 N st NV. l3r. .166. o.
1321 NJ st NV, Llr. lao
FPS Nj st NV. 1or. .lJO
1SS3 q st. 81. ....... .x5. :kl
l4th st extended, l5r. l.sl
1N1 Mass ave nv. LIZ. LII
1905 Ii II NV, LIZ. ...ll5
1914 21st st NV. lar. !. 100
1olS Conn ave, llr. 81. 81
13l2Conn ave, l6r ..S7. 90
1870 18th st NV, d.,
store and dwelling. x3. 81
It's p st NV, 11r -. SO. 81
3017 U st NV. LII.
5Ue = st NV, 13r. .......7i
942 New York ave NV. 4r. 0l
FURN
Hinyer place NV. 1T
and stable. $50
n II ave mr. Dupont CIR
Gle. l3r. .,.............2J(
r l ave mr. 18th. Iir. .:sl
M St nr Thomas Circle.
N H ave nr Dupont Cir
Gle. l2r IL
18th and Corcoran SITS. H.
NJ st near 18th II NV. Or. l0l
Euclid place NV, Tor. :. l0C
Conn ave nr 4 Ut, LII. -
Y st near 18th. 11r. loo
214O Florida ave, Tr. .lOC
The above houses can be
our office only. THOA
jalg
EOR RENT-FURNISH
IL Iowa circle. IA =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

EOk hint BEAUTIfULLY FURNISHED
'o Si Is;S Apply 0HAkLEs ~ 49, z.S:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DOR SALE
Il One OF the handsomest suburban localities Is Wy
om1ng ave, Washington Heights. We have a lot there
for SALE ooxl62 feet. lpries, 81 per f93t;
Yx>--6 1:sS4 st. NV.
ErOR SALOON EASY TERMS-oNE TRACT OF
W acres. two Of 10 acres and Of 80 acres with
nne views, very near and overlooking Rock Creek
Park. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, $40 St n W JAZZ 81
E,OR sALE-AT SPECULATIVE PRICES SEW
erzl tracts of land between the Rock Park and
connecticut ave- extended, upon which the Cali
fornia syndicate propose to construct cable road to
District line LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. $40 + st n W.
INOR SALE-TEN ACRES BEAUTIFULLY STU
ated just beyond South Brookland where ground is
kEDFORD W. WALKER SON. IOO5 d. 5s2i-iw
II ARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHOICE LOT IN
~ Glen Echo. Information by addressing Box n,
Star office hi5avs
EOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN HOUSE At FOR
4 est Glen. Nd new; rooms; near station. Also
hne house in Mt Pleasant near street cars; large
grounds. J. K. HEkTFORD, 14l9 St ,al9-G
EOR sALE-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
Il for short time that very valuable and beautifully
situated property known as West BrooklAnd, contain
Ing l3H acres, iinediatey opposite the Catholic Uni
minus OF the electric cars about Il minutes re from
Treasury Department. This ID q chance for
syndicate. Also he site for college other public
institution. For particu lars inquire OF
REDFOkD ". WALKER SON,
3al9lw 10O6 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

EoR sALE-A Is PER CENT INyksTMENT-sIx
auirsd- JOHN b. WIGHT. i26sS q q s9D6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

oh ED.
l4G. Chaplin st, llr. $50
lila l4th st NV, 3r.
l404 stou9hton st. Or. 50 *,
1903 II st NV, Sr As
1914 X st NV. Or. ........ 40
SOI I'd ST NV, 81
1909 9TH ct NV, store
and dwelling. .25
1870 18th vt NV, 7r.,..,.35
17tb T ct NV, store and
ware rooms. .3
1924 18th st NV. Or. .... .25
tr24 N st NV. IT. 10
21Ol Tth st NV, :lr. and
stOte :.-.-..........-....lS
11Q 18th At. .:r and store. Is
GD PoIneroy ., NV. 5r. IL
G%0 Pomeroy ~, Or. LIZ
SHED.
N q mr. Thomas Circle,
ior ....:-.......... &2O
nj st nr Thomas Circle,
IoI ~
" 18th st NV, @..: 100
Recommendation
De Sales st nr Conn av,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
18th 1t mr. Y, 1.er. l:s3
2l3 L Cap st. 1tir. ......120
18th st nr n st. llr.
18th st mr. L. u .......... so
18th st mr. Q. Tor. 800. A
examined by permit from
AS J. FISHER 4 CO.,
l24 + st. u. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

Conn ave and I 1t (sea-
SOM per mo. tut6. ~
X mr. Mcpherson 50. .;pl
Cor K and 18th SITS.
overlooking Mcpher-
son square $500. .:sS. 3
4 81 bet 10th and 18th. 30
jefferson place and
18th Ut. ...............-21s
18th st. overlooking
Conn ave. bet NJ and
n SITS. with stable. -25(
II bet 18th and 18th ~
n ct bet Conn ave and
10Th st, ,......,........2 ia
n bet 18th and 10Th. us. 8:
18th Ut, cor l. ST. 10
Mass ave bet 18th and
18th SITS. tn
18th bet l and K SITS. 20
Mass ave bet 1Ath and
10th sts. .1@. @.
Conn ave adjacent TO
Lafayette Square. 90
10Th st bet and X SITS. .lO(
Ibet 18th and 18th. .ltti u,
BULLETINS CAN BE
n n.a~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
FOR RENT-FLATS,

E'OR RENT wELI-FURNIsHED 2D-FLOOR
nat; U rooms and bath complete in all appoint
ments; an excellent chance for au desiring quiet
comfort and privacy to a coy home; no chill
dren or dogs. Apply. 1:s5 18th Ut. NV, after 10
AIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

ykf0 WO.hO IOtn md y u. q. ~.
EOR RENT-NEw HOUSE 423 NJ. AVE, Sc; 10
rooms; all mod. imp. rent e:s5 month. Apply to
owner at house Gus Pa. ave. n, W. fai42w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

Ed.
l32 R st NV, Tor. all
III l..................-$llu
ENJ II ct ne, Sr. al III. /. 40
'ISHED.
1876 C st ne, 5r...........1O
y Plerce's court, 81. =. 3. 30
STORE l. DWELLING.
l621 18th st NV. store. $40
OFFICE.
S3I r d NV.
STABLES.
Rear 10 Iowa circle. by
year. $500; by NTH. $50
near Slo l st............-W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-wE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR
w houses to rent in the northwest and northeast.
OWNERS will do well to place them in hands at
no delay in securing good tenants. GUNSON. JUS
TICE CO., 1910 + st. NV. ja:s.-:H
WANTED-FOR AN IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER,
w :.-story Sroom brick with cellar. in the north
west Also . small frame brick near the Capitol.
MERkILL & TERRY,
ja.se:4 lila + st. NV.
WANTED-wE HAVE A CLINT WHO WISHES
w to buy &c. 800 house n. W. below o; must be .
brick no Basement; rooms. Also have demand for
good n. W. improved property 1t various amounts.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
ja2Q-H vi ST. NV.
WANTED-HOUsEs FROM s4.5OO TO 5000;
w also lots in Washington and lanier Heighls.
ACKER GADSBY,
au13 lUU6 u. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO BUY BUILDING LOT AT A
w reasonable price, outside the city limits west of
18th st. extended, near the Tennallytown road,
near lexington Address 200S Eth e. n. giving
location. size and price. ja2l-.ts