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FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALE.
A. II. NicoIay. Auct,oneer.

AUCTION SAIEaAT UNION PARK
IL Real Estate-The paradise of natural
beauty: 100 very valuable business and resi-
dence lots fronting on University and Prior
avs, and choice residence lots throughout
the park: Tuesday afternoon, Sept. u, 1892.
sale at O'Clock p. m, and to continue every
afternoon (weather permitting) at the same
heurand place. until all the lots are sold and
closed out, regardless of prices, on very easy
terms. Union Park is the most beautiful and
valuable tract located centrally between the
postotices OF st. Paul II Minneapolis on
the "ln;erurDan' line. Over sixty handsome
houses, some costing from Sl0,9W to Sis, 900.
adorn this natural ana rural park, built and
occupied by MANY Of our most prominent
business men. Union Park is in he corpo-
rate limits of st. Pau. 1t has now the advan-
lase or three lines of transit, viz: The Inter
urban line, Selby av. extension and the Chi
cago, Milwaukee e. St. Paul railway short
line, with its depot at the southwest corner
OIL the park; scent fare to any part of either
CITY, sewerage, the finestsystem i'll the city;
water (hlSh service, the pureSD surrounded
by churches. schools and colleges. Call on
a. H. NIcoiay. Auctioneer, 14i East Fifth ST.,
St. Paul. for piats and information. 80;
SUMMIT AVENUE AUCTION SALE
" Eighty Feet Front on This Noted Resi-
uence Avenue-A. II. Nicolay, Auctioneer,
VIII sell at public auction Wednesday after
noon. Sept.7, 1852, at 4 O'Clock, on the ground,
on Summit av., between Milton and Chats
worth SITS, S0x250 feet deep to twenty-foot
alley: high ground; this is choice, beautiful
property, and just the spot for a first-class
private residences; about five; feet natural
grade above the avenue: sewerand city water
in Remember the day. Wednesday. Sept.7, 1892.
The sale will be made TO the highest bidder
without any reservation; those : wanting
Summit av. homes must attend and secure a
great bargain; terms of sale very liberal: only
small amount of cash required, the balance
on mortgage. For full particulars apply 10
Cola. Il. Nicolay, a%uctieneer and real estate
dealer, 141 East Fifth ST., between jackson
Nc. II S96- 40. s,5%5 <yDE lHQ~~S
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nessWi1I Be PatronizedN YodPaTonize The GIobe Wants!


NY ONE knowing the whereabouts of
n Fritz Piersdorf, supposed to be living in
Minnesota. will confer a favor by sending
word 10 his son. John Piersdorf, WaveTly, 10.
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4 DIRECTORY OF St. PAUL,
The Globes Convenient Guide
ALL POINTS OF INTEREST, TRADES, -
-4==-CALLINGS, INDUSTRIES and PROFESSIONS.
IA ready reference for Visitor, Buyer and Shopper,
properly classified and alphabetically arranged.
mEEF-1 25. 900 People Deyour This Directory Daily I~
TRADES,
INDUSTRIES and PROFESSIONS.
Parks.

CENTRAL HEAL OF MINNESOTA
COMO-END OF COMO AVENUE.
HIA VATHA-NORTH BANK OF MIA.
sissippi.
IRVINE FRANKLIN. CHESTNUT
and Sherman streets.
LAFAYETTE-LOCUST, GROVE AND
Ninth streets. 5@ Ts
RICE-FOURTH, FIFTH, MARKET
and Washington streets.
SMITH-FOURTH. FIFTH. SIBLEY
and Wacouta streets.
SUMMIT-HEAD OF THIRD
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f. HollOways AuetiOneer.

EOUR LOTS in Esstviiie Heights, at auc-
L. ton or the grounds Saturday., Sept. 3.
at 3 o'clock p: m. !; terms, quarter cash. bal
ance one. two and three years. att per cent
interest. The lots to be sold al % and 80,
block o, II lots % and926.s bloeks14. This
property lies within one block of, Harrison
school. This Willie a, snap fol- some one;
look it M. Il. Holloway. a~uctioneer.
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CARPET CLEANING.

tNANTED-To exchange dictation wit
w shorthand student. A As, Globe.
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DEsESSMAkTNG.
nRESSMAKIr

DRESSMAkING - School of cutting:
II tailor so uare system Thorough instruc-
lions in all the latest styles of seamless and
iarlless waists; terms moderate. 423 Waba-
Fha ST., Room z
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CONTRACT WORk-GRADING ALLEY,
" BLOCK q, EDMUND RICE'S SECOND
ADDITI0N.-Office of the Board of Public
Works, City of st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 81, 1867
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in n for the corporation
Of the City Of 81. Paul. Minnesota, at their
office in said city, until ~ m on the 18th day
of September, A. D. 1892, for grading to a
partial grade the alley running north and
south (west end. in block 6. Edmund Rice's
Second addition. in said city, according to
plans and specifications on file in the Office
of said Board.
A bono with at least two (2) s~ureties, in a
sum of at least twenty (20) per cent or a GER
titled check On a bank OF st. Paul i'll a sum
of at least ten QW per cent of the gross
amount bud, must accompany each bid. Said
check shall be made payable to the CLERK of
said Board. r. es
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
r. L. GoRMAN, President.
Official: J. Il. KERKER,
Clerk Board of Public Works. -
aug29-10t =
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y

D NJ. NEWPOEF q SON, INVEST
H. ment Bankers. loan money on in
'roved property in st. Paul and Minneap-
Oils at q PEI cent ION or before. Offices,
New Pioneer Press Building, 81. Paul, and
Reeve Building. Minneapolis.
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Photographers.

OfNrIS HUN 4, 10 l.. fth.t Upen Sunday.
Restaurants and Lunch Houses.
THE DELICATESsEN, Robert bet. 3d<h.
FOGG'S BAKERY. Robert. bet. 9Th and tn.
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STORES AND FIXTURES.

DOARD and unfurnished room wanted by
ID lady, in private family; upper town pre-
ferred: reference given. 594 Carroll.
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED.BY QUIET. syNGLE NAN age ~.
sss:s AJS 8: Gass .s"'s
WANfED.RY A SINGLE oENfEfHAI % e5
" yeSry, fur1tshee room. With ~ without board.
where all the coRiorts 81 sood hp{ns eau be Had.
Office. IT.
W-ANTID-rV0 GNFuRNysHED OOHNUfi-
IN the bouse or very near; cenfrl nv. loostion !;
erms moderate. Address. stating terms. &C., Ms,
NJ. Star office. sel3- 2ts
WANrED-TwO ROoMSyN THE NORTHWEST;
80. e f4 are. x ai iasaAs *
WANTED IN THE, NEIGHBoRHoon OF
w Georgetown Heights, between 10Th and 32d sta
room suitable for select school Addres Miss
LieDohf, oeef cfnce selS-oy
vVASTEp-TwO Rooms AND BOARD FOR
ences. Address KElfocKS. sssr ONCE sei2-Sts
VCANfED- ROOM AND BOARD BY
w gentleman and wife during encampnent. where
there are no other roomere; well out north west
state terms. which must be moderate. Address EN-
WANTKD-BY ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND
" wife, two unfurnished rooms. centrally and
yats family without children; state terms. Address
H. A.. Star ONCE. se12-2ts
WANTED IN GEORGETOWN OR THE Ex-
tfeme northwest. near car line the nearer to the
observatory the better, three four rooms with
heat light bath and plenty Of closets preferably IN
furnished and in suite With private bath IN large
house with furnace or water beat for Family q
OF WITHOUT board. Address stating terms, II. NJ
PAUL. Naval Observatory. au3112t'
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WAREHOUSES;.

w $50, and for sale from q. 900 10 $40, 00O for
Immediate customers- BALDWIN b CO.. 6i3 II st.
SELF 81
WANrED-To PUROHAsE--lO.ROOM HOUSE;
w IN central; cash. Address Boz 1. Star Office.
se12l2t'
WANTED-AT ONCE PROM OWNER FOR Gus
w toner. store and dwelling combined in any part
Of city. 4. "; HILLARY CO.. Room so. Loan
and Trust building scl2-3t'
WANTED FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESs
w eixht-room furnished house near Dupont Thomas
or FarraL u. Circle. 10th ST. and Vermont H. W.
bout CSC per month.
II. 8. DONALDSON.
sel2-t' 7O5 18th st. n. W.
WANTED-UNFURNfsH MODREN HOUSE
w Of 10 rooms. In perfect order by responsible
small private family Of adults. part Of larger
north of SITS. Address
sel03t' NJ. lOl5 st. NV
WANTED-HoUsEs FOR RENT. WE HAVE
w daily calls for houses for rent owners Of vacant
houses can find tenants by putting them in hands.
sel06t j. H GRAY CO. 637 st.
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EHOR RENT-wE HAVE THE FOLLOWING DE-
sirsble houses 70 etfer from October l. VIZ; 1907
s6o 40 and 22l3 Washington Circle. s65 Is, These
are all n that pretty triangular block n g. ave.
and 22d sts. They have rooms, bath. cellar,
furnace and al the imrroyements; Hnished in hard
bricks brown stone trimming; 10 rooms bath. eel
lar furnsce; all mod. imp. 80 20. l9l1 and 1923
bath. cellar and al moi. imps. heated BY furnace
$72. a. And two 3story bricks, 1908 and 1913 Goth
ST.. with rooms bath, cellar and the modern i'm
proyements; $40 so. These choice houses and are
for lease only. Prices named INCLUDE water rent.
3. II. WARNER i CO.,
se10-3s GIG St NV
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-INMEDIATELY. AGENTS TO CAN
~ LOB r ,se It R
WANrED-aoOD-sIz SIZED CoLORED BOY; MUST
ave- bring BEST recommendations Al store sl3 Pa
w also q house eirl; both TO do the washing and
arpg gsf niles s eASns goSa ,s
evening sei2-2t'
WANTED GOOD WAGES WILL BE PAID FOR
pr,v,,s , 81 COOK and DO sensr.l h9usewerk IN
sD iags;I-aEsd servant need apply q. 81 al k.s
WASrED-A NICE CoLoRED GIRL TO COOK,
cook and have reference. i5io issb st. n g lsss!
WANTED-.fi BUsHELMIN AND
ense, god wages wv R6aSEf cor SIS ia
w .a,er.. dliys1s. maids. Tal,re.ses. nurses.
h,ehsn. laundry and geperal hands Secure ssead5
s.f'' no" ''sis ii Hi4zia 1E .
ssI S f.1 M AND Pc
O'Clock at 1870 6sh 81. nw. se1O-3t
WANTED-BYTH THE IsT OF OCTOBER AwHITE
mii~s from GisIsndfis; also young white sili =
sa cs
WANTED Il TIDY, RESPECTABLE WHITE
rang .n the %ornns. sis7 DanSarsoH s,sS Vest
WANTED-A GOOD coLORED COOK; ALSO
eP e. f 2oyk .S
se1O-3t
WANTED7YoUNd. TIDY WHITE WOMAN. TO
family two adufts- Apply los sth St ne. se1O 81
WANTED-FoUR GOOD HANDS. AT DRESS
w making, none others need apply; best waves
paid Apply at 13n33s st. NV. sel0-3t'
WANTEp-LApIES AND GIRLS TO DO OUR
w new work for US at home; s3 - 81 per week
easily made; no painting 2r eanSasslng send SCI,
COMPANY. Liberty Square. Boston. Mass sea-
WANTED-ExPKRIENCE LADIES. PERMA
'. nsnuy On GOOD pay, IN tow tow and country TO
Remedy. the BEST general tonic. nervine. blood
purifier and coryecter Of all FUNCTIONAL and organic
troubles ever STsssd NS, sold ~ druggists. ad-
Washington. d. c. see-6t
WANTED.s&O PER WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
w male and female workers. TO art resident sales
nen for . company manufacturing goods wanted in
md md eircHisrs NEE Address FIEcTRc SovKITY
CO.. 81 AInory ST.. Boston. Mas. se1-eo2m
w ANTED-THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF
w energetic men and women open for permanent
sd worker. $50 8sef we furnish Se farnf
lure. delivery team and newspaper advertsing; our
article monopoly; i. win save = per eenfo the
lithoGrapbs pampSess e a ,an r pe ~
postage Address RoAI-sPAR co. 81 oliver 8, Bos-
lon. Mass. seS-eo1m
WANTEDLsALEssIAN TO SELL 5-CENT
sds, Ic q mspehanss send stsp foF Samples.
MODEL MFG. CO., South Bend. Ind seleo1n'
TED-sTENOGRAPHERs AND RHSING-
W ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
5MPLOHERs provided competent stenogrsphsrs and
o Remington fyp
writer ofice. Sth and sts- se29-d
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EfoR sAlE-sLoxa S-INcH UPRIGHT COLUMBIA;
bsrvsin- Call 1883 l.th 81. NV. IL
EroR sALE-oNR VICTOR SAFETY; PEKFECT
- order; GOOD - new, go One Dart safety for
cYcLERlks. 1!04 81 NV SCI
Eoh sALE-PsYcHo SALTY, LATEST STYLE;
- dismond frame brand new only SIS; viii
ss0
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LOST AND FOUND.

e. REWARD FOR THE RETURN TO O. q.
'nI Bowen's stable. t27 New YorS ave. n,w Of a
FOLD Gun button, with small diamond set In center
lost the 10th inst sei3,3a.
I oST- AT LANsBURaH's MoNpAYAT NOON A
~ pocket book containing s:5S liberal reward will
5e PAID on returning It 10 Az New York ave. u. w.
No questions asked. IL
('AAE TO MY PREMISES, TWO HELPERS.
ns,s tIen by calling and paying charges TO @ NJ.
hlNGLA. Tenieytown road. sel2-3t-
STRAYED-FRoM 81 18TH ST NV, sATUR-
- day morning. an English pug dog; answers 10 the
maine Of joe suitable reward will be paid for his
return TO olI l3th 81 NV. sel2-3t'
I oST-sIo RENARD-sTRAYED AWAY FROM
II home THURSDAY last, dark brown setter g,p;
answers TO name OF Fan. 5l4 ID st. NV se12-A
SS REWARD-LOST ON SATURDAY BY A
sNc tourist. small crocodile leather card cards
bear the name Of Mr o. c. H and another aper be-
longing 10 a Mr.. Miller. boye reward will be psid
II same is returned TO Star office. sei2.5ts
/ osT-FRIpAY EVENING, LADY's NAVY BLUE
- blazer; "Mcknew" on the tab; going in carriage
from 10Th snd Mass ave W. TO q and 1eih. Please
return e lo2l T. ave. and receive receive reward
telo-ot. NM c. MCINTYRE
CTRAYED FROM GREEN HILL FARM CRIGGS,
- estste), Prince George county. Md. on night of
oth sertenber large DARK brown horse with tail
locked suitable reward will be paid IL returned to
farm or TO y. BESTOR. care of Rigs Co. Wash
ihgton- u u sel0-3t'
SS REMARD-LOST sFPTRMBERs BETWEEN
spc the FredoniA aud Glen Echo or in Glen Echo
grounds gold open face watch 70 gold pin
go reward II returned to Fredonia. seloa'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE Or hooks.
&yS# froPA and bach Sasd icentrAlto Inc n ss.s.
Toh REAGISis Z ST, Nv BkAuTffpELY
= dsNratsa aEa psEpredi 10 reoPs, hath, Peatry
saSinss nantss. open sFssss. electric isktiss 500
open s61Sl3t
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Er0R RENT-2624 X ST. SIX ROOMS. BATH,
Il all mod. imps. large yards and closets; Ia good
order open low rent by the year. Key at 262o
n. W.
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u Gated lSs offered for sale around Nsxn-
instu. y Ing both sides q railroad 600 ~ all
la siglt Il running trains aud stations Ia Il high,
under good cultivation. we'll vatered and wooded.
beautiful grows. orchard Il 30 trees; house
surrounded with mammoth trees. There ~
this place the most magnificent hill. having com
mandllg view Of the country for miles IN direc
tlon and covered with = beautfful grove; just the
pla'e for a loc-rOom summer hotel.
Prize reasonable. t;S0o per acre about one-third
what IL viii he worth inside Of 10 81. 900
acre an be gotten Tor At least ;0 acres OF u
here and there
Terms. One-fourth cash. two and three years for
balance. e-n'lcmGl Of wealth q few Sentlelnen
tto combne1 II u,detate means should not fail 10
examine this place with view % securing ft
whole Inquire or address
Is CHAPMAN.
Au2s-~baw az 18th St nv.
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DEtBl.I. DAVIS CO..
Solw 1917 7 ST n ".
Loh RENT SEw s-EooN AID BATH BRICK
= b. .ss3i llth s.. NV. ali modern Improve
ments SsS Apply 20 Il. T. PA1Ro
seo-lm 40 Louis
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

r HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANO.
5 nse o a. M sse rs a1a ss Ses
iG ELS on 6&'siMSf REI'nss s PENN. .v. NV
EoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN
y Palace orran; high top; solid walnut case; Is
si15; viii sell for SO on IS monthly payment. p''''
s-ls Is,5 PA. AVE. NV.
EOR sALE-QUICK CASH BARGAIN
nice tone Is-cctay. rosewood upright piano for
change :, THE PiASofxcH WARE Rooms:
CoR sALE-AN ELEGANT NEW UPRIGHT
i piano; mahogany case; fine tone guaranteed; sls5
@okoH CO. Us ssS st. nv. sohmsr pianos S?'0
i new square grand piano; handsoms, style; full
scale beauuful tone and in elegant oondition Cost.
with handsome siccl and cover A fine chance Tor a
big bsr.sin. Also handsome small square plan for
fA e h sos ns' o P aHk la.
+ siso: two square pianos tla5 and siso al n
good condition. real Bargains; new stools and covers
'A THoMsoN's MUSIC STORE. 5ei l1sh st.
LfoR sALE-sPEcIAL. Low PRICES PREVAIL
ss as soa our 1S sss. q c ne
$50 tine lem. e sSSass
No interest No fancy prices We csn save you from
THE PIANO EXCHANGES wAnE ROOMS,
ss.ii sscqpa-S.nd aprishs piano for b.sinn-r, b
''s. ~ PrEIFFER 4 coNLIrr.
~ - NJ
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FLATS; FOUR
L rooms each, 2d and I'd floors; range. hot water,
private halls. baths and meters; cheap rent to
yearly tenant; near cable 261S st. sel3 l6t'
ErOR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILD
Il ing; seven rooms and bath two front bay windows
porch IN rear steam heat elevator and attendance.
III 18th st. NV. sel06ts
LHoR RENT-IN WEST END FLATS, 2SaO K ST.
L three rooms bath pantry; water coal closet
meter rent S10. se96t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR RENr-Two yrRY CONVENIENT HOUSES
pr mouth j. N HTRffOEn.
sefSiw llip a "a
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MANICURE

~ - so % isifia 81: 4 xo56. AZ S!Inofo1
81 SooS: .s 9 z ~ sais.Sczz
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to WBSO0rT L WILCOX.
1907 Pcnnsyivaais ave. n. ".

81 IT w. Wattf Wear l.....--
VASTLY DANENHowER,
sel03t Cor 18Th and q Sta n W
LNoR RENT-sEyEKAL ENTIRELY NEw TWO
L story d room brick houses ristern and pump
water on 9Th -. nesr Howard University: for good
class OF coIorcd tenants location hrh, healthy and
near cars; rent, sl2. so, watch on premises
selO-8' y. II. WARNER 4 co
ENOR REST-i23 4TH ST. Ne, NEAR STAIN
ton Square, new 3-story brick rooms hath and
cellar heated by furnace electric bells and ightines
tiled vestihule asinet nantes; all mod imp q 40 30
selo-0t WATERS THOMPSON. 1915 + 81. NV
EDh RENT 80 sw. SID. .ir 49,. $40
~ alley sw. ar - :tjl -a3 court s.. Ar. s. 30
sei0-3t'
EHoR RENT-6o6 y. C. AVE. Sc: 10 ROOMS;
Il bath newly painted and papered splendid neigh
borhood only EDO Iier mo. 4. 3. DONALDSON,
selOI' e0o 18th -. H. W.
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EoR SALE NEws-RooM FRAME COTTAGE IT
Il Woodside. Metropolitan branch. r.. end o. X. r.
hot and cold water ana furnAae. Price. -. 900.
terms TO suit r. +. LEIGHTON. owner.
au22lm 4s2 la.
EoR sALE--LoTs IN KENsINGroN FROM e20,
Il 20 sSo- Monthly payments. Now is the time 10
buy. PlAts and prices FURNISHED by
suls-lm B. 7. WEIGH. JR.. do5 y IT. NV.
EoR SALE OR RENT-A SEAT sIx. ROOM COT
y tage at Brooklsnd; lot .JOxLD0 With plenty Of
shade trees. Apply 20 r. E. PArRo. 4ss Ia ave-
WS3-3m
INoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-TAkoNA PARK
II Oak ave.-Beautiful home. less than two squares
from station; house III roons closets Furnaces AL
six hrspaces and elsrAnt wood nsntels nesrly
acre OF ground sna shade, osk. chestnut, 10
fruit running water good well. lsrn. chicken houss
and yard Will sell At bargain o. gtchAnse Tor city
property Call on address OWNER l222 St n ~
apfltr
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOB RENT-BY n o. -HoLTaMAN,- RIAL 8
Il tate and Insuy4nce Brooks. 1oth and Sta & q
nor, x.g gN!SnAIsH9p aapsEs a..
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1881 vt, .-s,9ry brick 6r.. Z m E.... 27j0
Per fail list cSh at odRse. :.
u. u. PARKER,
se136t lab FIST.
EdR nETT-rRou 0Ur0EsR 1. el4i 81.
1.. P:sS .S'' tSSs o'a'' aye m sI go
EroR RENT-NEAR THE CAPiTOL-pW LIST ST.
Il n. e.. Groom brick house; mod imps eonyen-
,eio TO school and herdcs S3o so Apply
JOHN WAGNER h SON. 1900 B st. ne se0-6t-
E'oR RENT-CoTTAGE ON LANIER HEIGHTS;
three rooms. attic and cellar urom Sept s5,, ol0
10 10th It: large dining room next Lincoln Hotel
SITS. ". sel3-3t
EOR RENT-1s39 ST.. lar. A. n .I.......,,. tIs
OSst- a. a. m l. f3Q
Sl2 N. II. ave-, SiS
H. III MARTIN
sel3-6t 1870 Pa. NV.
EoR RENT-A NEWLY FINISHED S-RoON
brick ali mod. imp. ;papered throughout electric
bells and liehtina. 1863 Sid. ave a. e. $50 per
month. BANTER CO. l120 ! st. NV. sela-3t'
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IN0R RENT
Il l45l Q st n. W.. sr br Am g
Al St NV. Ilr. fr. a. m. 90 rs
l2sl New hlsnI shire n. bf, m l. ~ 30
~ ct n. W. br a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ~ &,
llVI Howard st Columbia Heights. 6r fl. -. 90
Etl 81. .......... I 90
l2ts War court n.w, ar. hT. Ccolorei) 10 50
2li Mard court W, ir br. tcoloredl 20
lU2s Cisse alley. ir. DR., water ....-.......S 10
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RENT-TwO DESIRABLE WINDOWS; GOOD
once. se1S-2ts
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d bruoki.nd dwelling Of > room~, harms and shesfs
fine fruit irces property. JOHNSON. CHEW .
co, 0tT st s-lO.H
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IrOR RENT-A 8 CAlwOOD. 1856 9TH sr v W
2Ol0 FL st NV. 81 sfl Cor l4tb ard ne. 7r. SI2
lB & ave Sc. H. u Rear ..0l0 II - nv. Ar. II
.2.I. ~ Cap - bet ttallardet
l123 Pa NV, r. ......15 Cap ave or 10 20
pa lith 1T sw 6r n 80 Rear 1913 II NV 5r. O. 50
g4b Fla ave NV, Or 20 20l0. 20l2, 2U20 Col
First house scott ave. Fer. ir............. H. 80
5r Is a2l-721 Navy CT. 5r s 80
III 81 NV. 1i2l3 Diapers ally ir.
5l0 10th 81 wv, 5r. IL Rear ID lith st 30
Cap bet Kendall Cen avll 200 bet VI and sw Ar q
- Hale N
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L. q. CHAPMAN,
az 18th 81. n ".

lOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
Il efty. nIroyed or uniInprOved IS acres excellent
farTning land located Hamilton road. within the
District q Columbia and within two miles Of Navy
bsn si sEn,ns 900 a~ss pArt sna mi
chance for subdivision smaller parcels at largo
ssIo a. 4 sr. 10. RnTER ana ,.,h "a
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! st overlooking Fsrrar
II q bet i7,h and 18th,

Rut sQuere.
II 81 bet 1 7th aud 18th,
with stable. ...,..,..'5C
Conn ave inter n 18th
SITS, with stable. .3l6. {
Cor 18th and AZ Sic nv,
lseascn) lilo. 4
10Th II bet y and O sls
nv. with sf.i,la. ava. =
] 81 bet 18th 4 18th. :cs,,. :
Cor 10Th 1t and No
Pherson square. Sfs. .
Mass ave and scott Cir
VI st bet l4th 4 18th 81
Rhode Island ave let
18th and Conn ave a.
Mass ave bet 18th ana
18th SITS .-,....ag l. z
Cor Goth and G sts :. =
L st bet 18th and i4th. y
Il Il near Conn ave -
Conn ave fronting ON
Dupont Circle. q
18th st fronting Farra-
gut SUPPLEMENTARY
18th st Bot 4 and L Sts =.
X st bet 18th and 10Th,
with stsble......s2l. d
X ] ave bet 18th ami
Conn ave 49,. eos. =
10th 1t bet Q and r s:s. 20
Connave bet Ii aud ] sts',0
At 4
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WANTED-AT SOS II ST y. W. A fIRsT-c1Ass
w ccof: bring 20 Il .Aflcns from last
plnps q service. Apply ilnIFe.i4tsly. ssi2-.ts
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EoR RENT-HoUsEs.

}asss3BI .ys NV, 14r.sI
1891 q 81 a 4, l5r......
LAY floor SIS 1tth St NV,
B Ssii;;i' SIS iiiI st
ed door sis. iiih ST
Sd door sis iith st
lpl7L st NV, III. .3s.
81 9Th st NV. Or.
lQl5 22d st NV. 7r.,...,.
sig y l ave n w, 7r,.....,
200 l. ct NV. TT. 80.
10 @ st n ". Or. 40.
1928 n Il ave n ", 8r,....
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EoR sAiE-LO1s AT wOODsTDE, ON THE
Metrop' titan branch OF the u aud %. II. r.. eipht
miles from Washington. The railroad forms the
western and N. 7h ~. road the eastern bounds-yo
tins subdivision. which H. the ridge dividing the
waters flowing into the Eastern branch from these
flowing into Rock cr.k Is well drained. has rcelent
water and Ii steadily growing settlement. Fourte~n
houses have already been erect@d The new and
trative station Is about midway % the subdivision.
Lots IN sire from 30 feet 1 feet IS fest ny
2oO feet and are sold terms HOUSES built and
to q. y LEIGHTON
au22-Im sssl La ave n "
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hourz' ride from Washington 500 % sl.oon. %
leased for 81 years 10 cottage bailaess The growth
ana popalarlty q Ocean city is assured Offering
1t loes grand teach On one side and The insss pic
turcslur bEy the other. affortttng splendid bath
luz. tnsurpss-ed salins. n-htng. -hootins. &c
Thousands tgrned away this -easun for want 81 az
cslLuostlou Let refer O. q lunIh-r o. pEoini-
neat purchasers Who have built cottages as 70 the PC
81 flities u Ocean CITY.