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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
THE FIFTH WARD.
Republicans Make Strong Fight for
Their Candidate.

Their Candidate.
Tho judges at the Fifth ward were
Michaei McFalls, &. Il. Duiguid and j.
L. Bonner, and NJ. d. Forbes and John
a. Carr acted rs clerks. ] There was lit
tie or no excitement about the polls un-
til 6:30 p. M, when tho laboring people
who live in that section began to crowd
about. AT that hour $50 votes had been
cast, but fully $50 people were waiting
patiently to vote for thor favorites.
strong fight was made by the Re-
publicans for Espenlaub for city SER
geant and lopcroft for constable, but
it was plain to be seen that the latter
party had no chance whatever Gregory
aD5 McNamee pulled hard against
Strickland and Bohn, as did also .rBaw-
ford for magistrate against Neal Mono
OF the above parties, however, sue
ceeded in doing the Democratic ticket
any harm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
THE QUEENS CELEBRATION.

The Anniversary of Her Birthday Fit.
tinGly Celebrated.
LONDON, May 26.-In pursuance of n
formal order the celebration OF the an
niversary of the Queens birthday,
which actually occurred yesterday, took
place today. The weather was splen-
did
There was parade OF tho horse
guards and trooping of tho colors by
the foot guards. This ceremony was
witnessed by vast throng, including
large number of arstocrats and notable
foreigners. Tho Duke OF CAMBRIDGE.
commander in-chief of tho forces, ac-
companied by Prince Christian, was in
command. The massed bands PLAYED
the national anthem and the foot guards
passed in review.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
Henry S. Trout Elected
Mayor.
AVERY LARGE VOTE WAS POLlED.
Democrats Successful in all Ex-
Except the Third Ward.

Tho Second Ward Gives Trout the biggest
Matority-He Also Gets Big Vote in
the First-Republicans Sweep Every
thing in the Third Ward -Harduway
Runs Ahead of the Ticket-Brawford
Polls IA Heavy vote-Justice Howe ton
Defeated In tho Fourth Ward-Close
Vote For Councilmen In the Second.
The Third and Fifth Ward Votes Not
Counted Until Daylight-Scenes at the
Polling Places-The Vote in Detail,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
ATgentinn's Congress Opened and the
presltlemt's Niessnye Ucnl

BuENos ArREs, Argentina. May 90
Congress opened yesterday. The presi-
dents message says the political and
financial situation Of tho country has
improved, That trade has increased, that
the last quarters revenue exceeded
S2''OoO,0OO, and that tho government is
burning over one million paper dollars
monthly.
A further Improvement OF the iinan.
cial situation is promised by protected
reduction OF expenditures Proposals
will be submitted To Congress later
In the session to- consolidate the gov.
ernments authority. An ann sty bill
has been passed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
Instructed for Cleveland.

TIFFiN. Ohio, May 26.-The Thir-
teenth Congressional district Demo.
cratic convention was held here yester.
day and A. y. Hare, pr, sent reprnscnta
tive from the old t.ightn Ohio district,
was rrnomiDated fnr Congress George
Il. Scohelh. az Marion, and George
Ehgier. OF fremont. were eiecr.,d deln
gates TO th" Chicigo convention and in
s.ruc.ed for CLEVELAND.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
THE FIRST WARD.
"A Fair-sized Crowd at tho Polls All
Day.

Fair-Sized Crowd ut the Polls All
Day.
fair-sized crowd was around the
First ward polls yesterday from carly
in the morning until o'clock when
about 100 to $50 were added to tho mum.
Der. The judges at the above ward
were V. Il. Green. j. Il. Smoot and r..
X. Rice. j. M. Harris and A. l.. Ire
main acted as clerks.
The vote was very light up until
o'clock when there was decided in
crease and by IL o'clock noon 400 woes
had been polled. At 2:l5 1870 more votes
had been cast and at 6 o'clock, about
one hour before the polling place closed.
the total was COB. AT this hour dozens
were waiting their turn to get near the
window. From early morning Trout
led Tor mayor, ana the reports were
that Houston was far behind. Hard
away, for commonwealth attorney, was
pulling strong from Hartwell and in
fact was a number of votes ahead of
Trout. Traynham kepta long way ahead
OF Espenlaub all day. j. II. Engleby
for Council was reported at , o'clock as
gaining rapidly on Dupuy and McClel.
land, Notwithstanding he was not a can.
didate, but at 5 o'clock it was conceded
that tho vote he received was not so
large and mer ely complimentary. There
were contradictory reports at different
periods OF the day as to whether Trout
or houston was leading, but at o'clock
both Democrats and Republicans gave
the election to Trout. For constable
crawford was n prime favorite and
easily leo Nopcroft.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
MERELY a CoINcIpENcE.

\ Story Regarding tho Deacon Case In
Clniretie's Novel.
PARIS, May a6.-An absurd chestnut
is going the rounds of the provincial
papers here about Clairetie's novel
:PAmericaine" containing story OF
the Deacon affair.
Clairetie's novel appeared last March,
and Clatretie himself said it went to
tho printers long before Deacon shot
Abeille, and it is merely coin ,idence
that IA similitnde exists.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
AProsperous Merchnnt Dead

WAsHINGroN, May 26.-[Speciall-
w. b. Moses. prominent citizen and tn,
pioneer furniture dealer of this CITY.
died to-day. For many years Mr.. Moses
has been at the head OF very prosper
GUS business and was the first merchant
to erect one OF the fine business house
which now adorn + street
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
Dwelling House burned

MARrINsviLLE, May a6.-[Speciall-
The dwelling. house of t. S. Waller. OF
south broad street, was entirely de-
stroyed by hre at twelve O'clock last
night. Loss about one thousand dol
lars
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
GOOD WORDS FOR HARRISON.
Cen. New Says He Will 3 e Nom
mated and Elected.

TIE President Is in 1t to. wIn-opposition
To Him as Based on Personal Griev-
vnces-HisStrenzth Before the ConTe1.-
tfon-rhe Thinking. Honest and Eaxn-
est Republicans Believe That tho Ptss-
ident Deserves II denomination aud
They Propose He Shall Havei t.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
THE THIRD WARD.

Tho Polls Surrounded by Very Large
Crowd
AS is usually tho case, moro votes
were polled in tho Third ward than a:
any other voting place in tho city: the
ward even eXcelled itself. There we're
pulled 5Sl white and 473 colo.ed votes,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
NOTICE.

Our SODA FOUNTAIN is opon in
FULL BLAST, ready for the APP
preaching hot weather. SODA
WATER, ICES, EGG PHOSPHATE,
MILK SHAKE, MINERAL WA.
TIERS, ETC. OUR SPECIAL
TIES, THE ICES, are delicious.
Our last years reputation shall be
maintained.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
Tho Weather.

Forecast For Virginia. showers fol-
loved by fair at night, cooler, Winds
becoming northwest.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27

Mr.. Moses was personally known to a
number OF citizens OF this city. among
whom are MesSrs. Rosenbaum Brothers,
who were formerly in his employ in
Washington.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-27
NEW FRAMES,
NEW PICTURES,
NEW BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.

Endless Variety, Cheapest Prices.
The best Fountain Pen, Sl.50 Good
Fountain Pen, 81.
Latest styles in Writing Paper and
Tablets.
DO you want picture framed? We
can do ii satisfactorily.
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D. b. BARBOUR. d. II. MATsON
ID OANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
IA COMPANY.
Practical plumbers aud gas filters.
Dealers in oil kinds OF plumbers and
gas filters supplies. Estimates made
on the most improved and sanitary
styles Of plumbing. All work guaran-
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MASSIE & MARTIN.

nR. IMHOFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Rooms and Masonic Temple.
Hours: to ii q. M, 2 to 4 o. m, z to
0p. N.
Residence telephone PIT.
Office telephone $50. nov7-tf
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office 90 Salem avenue.
Office hours-s-1O q. M; 90 D. M;
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-Io PURCHASE FORA HoME, HOUSE
w and lot well located in northwest Mt Pleasant
street prIcs to exceed IS, 600. cash
required not exceed $500. with balance monthly
Payments cot 10 exceed $40. interest payable as
DESIRED With full particulars address 2. q. Lock
Boz ed auS-3ts
WASTED-To BUY OR RENT A SEVEN To
w ntnsroon- cellar and bath brick In good repair;
on cood 4 lot Address. with all PARTICULAR Box
T. star Cf1ce- auS-3ts
yUASTED-A GOOD HOUSE OF ABOUT EIGHT
w rooms for permanent tenant; rood references;
sSo or s+o Address wN- ]. BACON. 94o Pennsyl-
vanlA ave. au6r2ts
WANrED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE,
w ranging in price from 900 to -. 900, at
fenton paid 70 unless partc uArs <ven
Address II. X HOUSE. Star oface. au6-2t.
WANrEp-HoUsEs TO RENT-HAvING
:" rreat demand for houses the owners will secure
tsnanss iul-aetaiey by placing their houses IN my
hands @ r. BRIDE. E29 st. Sc. sn63t'
WASTEp-wE HAVE HAD OVER $50 CALLS
w purchase houses In different sections Of the
city and suburbs IN the last Eve weeks and the do
nand Increases to date. Parties desiring imme-
at the undersgned
Houses IN lexington and Brookland also wanted for
purchzsers from q, 900 10 IS. 800.
auo2 KEY Bros. 4 CO.. go O. nv.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

UANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. THREE OR
w four unfurnishsd rooms second foor, with
and beat suitable for light housekeepins, between &
and n and TN and llth SITS. family Of three Al
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Star otce auS1ts
UANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND IL
w yer-eld child par.sr. bed rooms and privats
bath. al connected and furnished, with hoard
Sep einber for the winter. Address c. S C.. Star
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WANrKD-THREE UNFURNfsHEp ROOMS;
Once aus Sc
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-AT BETHESDA PARK on SATURDAY
IL evening. a bundle containing ladies' wearing APP
RALPH od Var On an Ii NAVY Il bzson to
Pension Office. It,
7 OST-wILL PARTY WHO FOUND PACKAGE IN
- car from Glen Echo. at junction. Sunday August
auS-3t' W ---i '0'A - L. v"
7 osT-PoCEET BOOK CONTAINING RAILROAD
i! passes and money Finder will receive reward by
ONCE. Treasury Department. aus-2t'
I 0ST-EITHER AT CALVARY BAPTIST
II Church. corner and 9Th sts. or between there
and e9rner 1th and SITS, on sth. snlall open face
ward return 10 i''i ''h ST. H. w. and receive Re-
7 osT-THE PARTY WHO TOOK WRONG VA
i,ss from 2, steamer Asroxspith last night
IT. R. E WILSON. 22a 81 St. NV.
I OST OR STOLEN-LAST SATURDAY, MOUSE
Il colored greyhound called Faust. corner 9TH and
b s.w. Reward if returned to 63S st. s.w auS-St-
IL let at Cabin John Hotel, about D. m, a diamond
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KANE REACHES. 1873 Pa. NV. auS-3ts
Il osr-oN 7TH ST. BETWEEN AND INV.
notes. ticket and small change. Please 70
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I osT-A SMALL SILVER WATCH; PROBABLY
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I osT-ABoUr 10DAYs AGO WHITE SETTER
~ dog brown head and ears new tag name Gustl
ana residence u owner on collar suitable reward
II returned to ITO c st.nw. su62t.
\ os1-oN SATURDAY, JULY 30. ONE HUNTING
- case gold watch, No. 1l5O76; lost on l4th ST. car
ia5sTa reward II returned to owner. DANIEL J.
MOfFAT. Ala ~ ST. 8. au6-3t'
0sI-A FOX JERRIERTBLACK HOOD. WHITE
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FOR SALE=HOUSES

I'9R SALE BEAuIFyL MODEM RksI-
4, a q. N The Nv ss.nt lesst,on and nrs,l..
Ey~n --one trinainnss Y r0oms snd hath r-e~ption
IN natural wood and srcy uciera IN IN IL ip1-rss
a. - .s. Ssi$. s = .aa Is.s
+ stone trimmings ssnasomsiy ssro-s,sa srs.tins
tube e.etr,c tells and al modern conveniencss a..
ff fSpi an G ssPTf ~ S:ya'a
s NJ. house.. so2s rs AZ sss ~
s,Srs and d.ealins sac,ssr RON. and 10Th these
nsnis arr reSas and Sssr al mes SSa.ss vi
eel cheap hal cash balance ~ 4, IN,
Nie2ts' builder and o~pe-. sss ssh st NJ.
EHoR sALE-CHEAP AND oN EASY TERMS. l.io
trse stories wSts say Window sHs $40 oss ,n,s
kERi "a as S az n hss at Az ~ st. s~ fAR
=. 4 and osnir.l ave, 1-reoIn frame dwelling Ia
rrsp sas s,s .-, .ls- VITA s" rase stable IN
iIS; .sss 'iasO A $ caASooD. %ssSai T. a y.
Fseaso s ssl l5 Nrw HOUSES RENTING ron
mrs. ssiss. rssul:, cellar and bath $3.50
ssss '''.ns- TN HaSsrlrs 1se % 500
sau.. sss, rsoal, n ~ :sToGn sSIck
ON .us Ns bargain e r IL Icopf q . 1
FOR shLE-CHEAP- A NEW HOUSE on srH ST
Il n W ~, g Snd n. with a mi new brick san.
70 Tar sl~,So' on easy terms l. RlCHoID AZ
YIN ~ ~. aus,N.
Tor SALON @ ST NE. NEAR I'm a or
the prettes and lest built houses In the nrtba..,.
rooms and hath each with cleciric bells and ns,,,
ms anriiences cabinet nAntes one "a mar. fr -,
and herdos bargains at -. 500. each On easy term.
7. r. BROOKS
snf-o 6iS l2th NV
ENoR sALE-6E3G3s q ST NJ: NEW 6-RooN
- ori-s pantry cellar han isnniely psp---d ~i.c-
suit MIGHT A sTOtsk 8 4 "
auZlm 6iaE INV
EoR sALE-A NICE LITTLE Two-sToRY BRICK
u on eth u, ne, No HG. Just around the corner
from 81. Will sell cheap aus on easy terms For
further particulars apply 30 as X OF. n. y27-im
INoR sALF-NEw HOUSES sINs-6ta ssi
Il and GAS Gn.e. lot l7l<IlOo 7rooms. lbs Qnw
ion, 'front.' lct 2urloo II ROOMS. Inquire OWNER
isPf OF 2io Enw. Iyl2 I'm
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wANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED BY SEPTEMBER J., COUNTRY
board IN privste family for cent and wife; must
Address. stating terms. 3d. INsiEDfA1K. stag
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PERSONAL.

A LBERT! WHERE ARE YOU! PASS HOUSE
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES SMITH
L LEFT home on 9Th July Any Information of his
whereabouts thankfully received by L. SMITH. 1880
Marion ST ". 1t
MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE SOCIETY:
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IN the Adams building. 1875 81. W.. and my other
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Coal Dealer.
Tel. call-1133 and 1893. au2-6t'
RLUE. BLACK AND MIXED CHEvIOT SUITS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-PREMIsEs ISli CONNECTICUT
ave-. OPP. British lesstion teflish basement II
Trust building. TiG9u
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EOR RENT
l. 1925 I'D st, 13r. br.
N |. store and dwell
ing. with stable. AKA. "a
901 Q st, br. m 4. Sr. 80. Is
1877 18th st, br. N 4. Tor. 40
$40 Dumb av. br. NH
T..................3 30. 50
1888 nd st. br, m i. i2r. 30
31oN st. br. m 4, Sr. %
BIDS Pros av. br. III i.7r. q
l51O5ed ST hr. nj, Or. 20. 50
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all, FIR, Or. Is
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FOR RENT.HOUSES.

EoR RENT-TwO NICE 7-RooM BAY-wINDOw
bricks; convenient to cars and herdies l502 18th
st n. " SIT so month and 14Al Pierce place bet
sna sts. s2s per meath. A. H. LEE SSOS..
EOR RRNF-XNRXT six-Ro0H BRICK HOUSE
a., WIN nodsn impsovemsnts; goSd nelThborhSod;
advance. oWG1R. sal North Carolina ave. su63t
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SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE. ooMPANy. spe
9Th st. 2, W, near patent o6lcs. prepares aes6a1S
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and yafA WIN ell & barsaln o. excheQgl fos city
pssISE. canea q sddcssowxxR hS e 40
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zoos st. br. Or. ....el7. 50
3So 0st, hr. 8r...15. so
1913 35th 1T. br. Or. IL. so
LIST nat l249 SD ST. br.
W....-....--....1o
I2706- 10-H-14-l6 n ST,
ID dat lo4S SEQ st. br.
Flats 1865 W Market
space. 3 and Ar. IS and 10
Brown 1t. br. Ar. 80
Brown St. br, 4r..........9
362S N st. br. 3r.
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TNoR RENT
so4 n Il. ave. nv O. and hath. .......... .oeo %
lS,5 Marion st y ", q. and tnth 80
81! M 5r 81 n =. e.. r' sna osss 3
,.,o.m IND b. Weir wv
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FIFTEEN srx-RooM
TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSES,
PRICE. * 80 AND r. 100 EACH

Now n the time TO make your choice o. the hoasss
are fast approaching completion. They contain sig
rooms hath. large closets and pantry in kitchen Ia
trobe in parlor and open fireplace heater In dinins
room finished In hard oil with cabinet and slate
tss.
Located on Duncan place northeast. which h Osinx
improved With pavement. curtis and sidewalka
NeLAcHfES 4 BArcHELDER.
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLE,

Wv cALL-IIOhSES q EHlCLES.
EoR sALE-FROM LOUDOUN AND FAUQUIER
81 ns Srs. .ss
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FOR sALE-THE FINEST ROAD HORSE IN THE
e sErss Inusss d ~ n
TOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND BEST
bred y0Jns KsntucIy mares ever brought e this
seen at the stable of 1741 De Sales n " au53t'
FOR sALE-wHO Is WIN. F. GEYERi THE MAN
j who has the greatest number and variety Of ali
new snd second hand Bargains Tor cash time
& Ss1s an h.nd ns.s
and Of the mos. modern styles and finish con.
5 =
roSe, toand Ss9e hasss Of
Ths:s rood; VIII b sOd y right price: q my
,ass MEERs s. as may DO to their
EOR sALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS AND BUG
AssRo' oR ;Hd 2ssi.'s ssIs
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoR sALE-RARE OPPORTUNITY-ENTIRE
.6oaf hall CASH Apply iols 18th i. NV su So .0[
For sALE,A HUCKSTER's WAGON. HORSE,
harness and license. all in good order. CHEAP, 500
EoR sALE-bOo POUNDS OF GOOSE FEATHERS
furniture wanted EosfSsEhs
FoR sAIE-A FINE DICK swIvELLER BITCH.
n.et months sgs old wiz sell shsap exsh.1ss for some
HckfEN sSsrsO asfi M Rr' Echo dog FOR sn
F2SRf s sAL 81. n NET oAMP MEETING TEMT *
violin very cheap izs 79S st. ana s:''
Foss, s ALE. !, LADiEs, RoyEE BICYCLE;
snss Is .ns $ STAR oc s,S Apply '',Sis
Fon, saLE.Two FIN Is SHOW WINDOWS AZ q!
r Three splendid new snsin. cheap.
oRsALE-BIoYCLEsEsEC ND-HANp VICTOR,
r:ysaS M s. r.sa0 ''ndT 500
FOE m.. ss,AaE :, FOB nENI.TiyIY
~ as n sv.ss ss:.:e ~
81 c hs ;.
pared with the Pomsroy Duplieator process. jY7-3m
FOR sALE-CHEAP-PsYCHo sAF TY BICYCLE,
siS ao-SS '''; %s a: Sc
EsmS Ss AZ sl Kssss p
SascA'n'' i1s 4 SS s;SsSs
1yO 80 = o. NV
| EoR sALe-.'orTO" GAS ENGINES. BoTH NTW
as a s * !: Tor s ss e
/
BOARDING.
sSAhP n "a IN. . sHTEs
| ATTORNEYS.
OANPBRI.L CARRINoTON, ArToRN1Y-AT-IAW-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

Q. II. F1CkIINH,
1yS 1854 led st NV. West Washington
E'OR RENT-s75- 2o2e HILLYER PLACE JUST
above Dupont Circle; 3-story brick; l2 rooms par
lor. library, dining pantry and kitchen hrst
floor WIN B. KING. Owner. 9ts st. n ". ,e3O-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08

coTTAGEs-.Two more nice cottages are nearing
completion this beautiful property. Have look ct
them Only q 500 and $1,000 each. i't,issdfas lot
LOCATION-Fronts directly on the Tennailytown
and hociyflls Llsctrie r r. about 500 ysrds from
town Electric roads, Take electric corner Of Hish
and Brfdre streets. Georreepwn. and you will reach
ten minutes until IL 30 D m.
observation-disclosures values. Immediately
opposite property Of California syndicats. Low
ESxtsnstve new Hish and healthy. A.ay tem
mtHates (at Tennallytown) are schools, churchee
drug store. genera stores. post once. physacana t
phone. &c. One car fare for cotts9e oWnsu. r w.
CREEPY. Real Eatats Broker. 62 Corcoran building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-08
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-MISCEI
E,OR REMITTANCE CARPENTER SHOP REAR
Il 923 st. NV excellent location for carpenter,
builder, painter. &C.; $40 Inquire 926H La. ave.
austin
nor RENT OR SALE-FOR THE COMING g. A.
l. T. encampmen. cots. cot mattresses. springs. pill
lows sheets. blankets. &c. PACK 4 SONS, l5T,
139 y. I'd St, Philadelphia Branch house in WASH
tngton. $40 18th ST. n W. 1yl9-lms