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The morning call., 1892-11-15

DIED.
BischoT. Henry MAYER JosAnh
bIsunScnnlat, henrietta Myers, Jackson z.
Barteis, Frances II. Honahan Mrs Catherine
burke. L. Mathews, Mary f. NJ
Brooks (infant) Marvin MURRAY
Ssrnes, John hcArdle. James
Ssmozsi hlnnle Mccain, George F.
Sarrou- william +. MeFadden, Joseph 7.
darcy, James McGIotn James
Dolan. Michael MrCreror AIerand.r
Fowler. W. NJ O'hrIe1 NamIa
Hansen. Mrs Christina O'Brien William
Huerne. Prosper L. T. OCoauor J.nnta
Holland. Jennie l. Pierce DR. William T.
Hotem, Ethel e. Riorelan Patrick
Heller. Edwin s. Rosata Emilio
Kerr, Isabella Schsfer Conrad
hihg, David r. Santry. Catherine
Kirby, Elizabeth Schutheiss Adele
hnie, John Sanchez, Louisa
Lewis. Mrs. Charlotte A. schath Otto
Levy, IesSie Thomas. Ida
hahcr Mrs Margaret Teresa. Margaret
Meinsraub Nnfantl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

birth. marriage and death notices sent BY mail
will not be inserted. They must handed in at
either OF the publication offiees and be indorsed
With the name and residence OF persons auth orzed
TO have the same published.
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EoR RENT-BY 5. H. wALKEE

EOR RENT-BY 5. II. WALKER.
As Louisiana
S14 u ST. ne
8 rooms and stable; perfect condition.
L,OR RENT-s9O PER MONTH, 2O5 ST NV
brick dwelling; II rooms all mod irpg,s
thing convenient and frst-class. T. d. BOND 0l2
4 st. NV. rl5-lpts
LHoR RENT-3l0 + ST NV; THREE STORIES
Il and basement; fifteen room- and bath all modern
IMPROVEMENTS. SO GESSFoRD Il BOWLING,
Room g. 623 ST. NV n23-:}.
ENOH RENT-G 81. 3. w; A BEAUTIFUL BAY
Il window brick: seven rooms and bath; all modern
improvements. s2S. GESSFORD BOWLING,
Room g. 623 ST. n w. IL
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LEGAL NOTICES.

No. 5l92. Administration Doc.sls
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR
scriber, Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
holding special term for Orphans Court business
letters the personal estate Of Henry
persons having claims aganst the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber. at the once Of Carusi
Miller, 4S6 L0uteians ave-. or before the FIFTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER next: they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all bsneft OF the said estste
Given under my hand this 9th day Of November, 1892
Care Of Carusi Miller. 4S6 La. ave.
CARU5I MILLER, Proctors. n8-lsW:St
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PERSONAL.

M ILL THOSE WHO SAW AN OLD GENTLEMAN
W thrown down by the premature starting Of Q
cable car going east the line the corner
OF 7th s.. and Pa ave on Thursday morning. Nov.
IL. please address 100 View Hampshire ave. IT.
II Ak-DU, DANISH FOR HAVE YOU. IF YOU
1lhaSe gents seenod-hand clothing and want big
cssh prices address or call gUsTH's OLD STAND,
6l9 ST. n ". n2
f,IvIl. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers send 10c. TO
s-W. FLYNN. A NJ. Ivy Institute,
n1Slm' Southwest cor 9Th and K Sta q. W.
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Communications promptly attended to; eon6den-
ttAi- Once open all hours Best references. VIM
WILLIAMS. Manager. SsU y 81 NV. jel06ms
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FOR RENT-STORES.

baker or confectioner; store room and dwelling
rooms and bake oven only $40 per month. RUST a
HUNGERFORD. b24 14th st. n22-3t
Ef0R RENT-3STORY BUILDING CORNER OF f
i and 18th SITS. W; large light store room with
office in rear and l3 rooms above first door. n2l:}ts
Tor RENT ELEGANT CORNER STORES on
L Thomas circle, l4th and Mass ave opposite The
Portland; steam heated and lighted by gas and
electricity filtered water good cellar. Apply to
G. D. LIEBERMkNN,
ne-1m 1903 81.
LNOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF NEW STORE, llO1
G st. n W. one Of the best locations TO be had
elegant light, fixtures steam beat, Gc. Apply to
PHYSICAL CULTURE CORSET COMPANY ilO1
G St n1-Im
EOR RENT-A FINE LARGE STORE. 627 d ST.
Il NV. suitable for any business. Apply to
n41m W. G. JOHNSON, us 18th st. n. W.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENOR RENT-PARTY HAVING TWO DESIRABLE
Il Office rooms in Kellogg huslding will sublet ole
partially furnished. with typewr es services and
OF telephone IN other room. Call noon, Room 40-C
p. o. Dept. Ii. +. b IRNES. It.
ENOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
ERfORD. 10Y ST. n. w. ocS-1ws
I;OR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
several buildings on st. n. W. steam heat ele-
vators electric light.
nI9-:t o. W. WHITE $40 stpw
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
=
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
EoR RENT-FuRSIsBKD. OR UNFURNIsBED.
Is5Sss ass tie single no
EOR RENT-l3s5. CORNER I4TH AND Sis. !.
vt. sssa Sss VII"
FOR RENT-a ROOMS TO FIVE PERMANENT
sh soSr der n;wy fnrnish.d IN new house, well
's sYSSi. near Metropolitan S AZ Inc Rs,.
EoR RENr-To GENTLEMEN, A BEAUTIFUL.
handy 70 departments. eis 9th St Va sS nie-ss.
nEsssslEa "a OBJ! g on AER SD
MONT, MONT; 18Th and Iowa circle j. F. RoBINsSN.
UNFURNIsHED.
Eoh RENT-soo ST. NV. MAGNIFICENT
large psrlor with small room comInunicstins con-
no' and cold "''sr elegant location 9
FOR RENT-ls37 ETH ST NV. TWO COM
and bed rooms in new osasn n Sos
Also other rooms. 1t.
EOR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
sou.n foqs r VIII beat and light newly papersa 81
FOB !, BENZ = ] ROOMS, THE LOWER FLOORS
car. S.rass pass s Sr tSn Des
ences enchanged Apply at premises after 4 n22-3t'
FOR RENT,oNE UNFINISHED ROOM, SUIT
able for light housekeeping. Inquire a, eas st.
Tor RENT-3 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS: ID
7o hsS or water heat and gas included rent, al
Eok RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L light housek eepinv: second history fiat Of two nice
rooms. $0 third story Of two nice rooms aI7; heat
Children sYs ' lin S. n
EoR RENT--125 F ST. NE, UNFURNIsHED,
heated. Price. &1o. n2i-3t'
EOR RENT-3D FLOOR OF 4os 18TH ST. NV.
Il room 2Ox50; steam heated free of cost; rent ag5
per MONTH suitable for lodge. club room workshop.
&C.,. c. ID. LIEBERMANN.
nI-Im 1903 F. at.
FOR RENT-THREE sECoND-FLooR UNFUR-
L nshed rooms for light housekeeping; heat, gas
and bath on same door half block from all lines Of
place W. nIQ-3ts
DOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
nished rooms heat, gas aud bath. 81 New York
ave. NV nl9-3t'
EOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATIVE ROOMS;
1 second floor; for light housekeeping; water same
hoor; one square from and herdcs 81; entire
Moor, 3rooms. 81 in advance ga Sth st. n193s
FOR RENT p OR TIRsT-FLOoR NEWLY
L papered and painted unfu nj he'd rooms water on
ply 7l2 7th ct. NV. nI9-3t'
EoR RENT-THRFE VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
1 on second floor for Eght housekeeping; price to
desirable party. SO s1307 10th st. N. W. nl93t'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR PARTLY FUR
nished-two desirable suites of rooms; north and
NV. MIC 81
E'OR RENT-THREE EXTRA NICE SECOND
L noor kpoTs UNFINISHED, three roorny closets;
neat 9as and bath references required S16 month
to party without children 1919 18th St n ". oc,m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENr-BY r. q. HOFFMAN, ZEAL rs
! u tate and Insurance Broker la,h aud sts n.
UNFURNISRED HOUSES
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WANTED-LOTS.

N-ANTED-FOR READY CUSTOMER, LOT
w with good iepth small house with good lot in
northwest anywhere west of 9TH st. W. S. TEL.
jr. coz r 81. u. W. nl9-6t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY, I4OS l4TH ST.
L n. W.. 1--WE rooms and bath, with heat children;
yearly lease. Apply to T. b. MARROW,
oc1S-eo3m 20 Corcoran building.
ErOR BENTON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
Il the Portland), the handsomest housekeepin fats
IN Washington the new building. the Clifton corner
Massachusetts ave and 14th ST. contains rooms aud
heated free Of cost to tenant lighted by and cleo
tlclty Uttered water thronyh ut jantor in building
Apply TO c. ID. LIEBERMANN. 1903 + 81. MIN
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRIcK II. C. BRENNAN.
II Public Accountant and Auditor.
ss21-3n Under 1nomss J. Eizhsr Z O.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


WANTED-PARTNER WHO CAN FURNISH $500
and coal yard dve Years lease can buy stock on
i sY i YIN sIa a1 os Asd[:s'
WASTED-sTORE IN GOOD BUSINESS LOCA-
wou 9n nf fgr ssars w9nld prefer dwsnT attaehed
Office. n23-2t.
WANTED-TO Buy A SMALL GROCERY OR
cigar store Address. with full particulars, D.
LIoR SALE = CHEAP-COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR
Il manufacturing Sausage and lard; horse power
.fa and I'D VEST ssss &
HOW TO BEAT TIE RACES: THIS Is No HUN
Office IL
lyoR sALE-LrSCH ROOM IN A DESIRABLE
Star Office ne2 St.
WANTED--sILKNT OR ACTIVE PAKTNER
"i addTe. Star ose to mns sr
EoR sALE-AT 4 SACRIFICE. TWO VALUABLE
PATENTS of small articles Of ready sale and larze
srf g,s, in a esm 70 the right party "a
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN-0Nk SHARE IN The
Il best srbdivded property on the market electric
fsi a For
For s4LE-LIoUoK STORE; DWELLING AT
viii sell stock. 1rturrs. household rood-. &c mus.
be sold a, once Address Boz SO. Star ONCE. n14-2w'
TOR SALE THE wELL-KNowN LINDEN
WAGON Or :epsrais lis is in good thriving neish-
IN stniRf
EoR RENT : BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL
Sssgpi:d by HAIRY Cornwall Apply TO ' aRShY
MkA. 5o1 ath 81 sw. nl9-3t
WANTED-PARTNER HAVING ABOUT So 600
40 i sa ~snufseturins business; monopoly paying
mean business with real name A. Star office ul66t'
For sALE-RARE BARGAIN, OWNER MUST
Mss JOIN T. i PS ARE r"I 1857 rs p.
PHH.a.hM,acy Is BALTIMORE Tos sALE.I
fresh and full investigation solicited handsome soda
.pysJTs,is; ,. ssgss and price on application
EoR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT
Il restaurants on Pennsylvania on very easy
y sli5 pe. month; license gnsranteed: prics. only
$1,000 address v. H, p. o. Box 1855 Mast
LoR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT
Pes Sa ,Grs. aha s On b SsI r ops
6sT9s msnSs ee1.e 5u EoI Ia Pss
w their meals with private family near pension
and so y. printing St1ses an IL csPi,0L
IL YOU WANT TO Buy AN ESTABLISHED
business or want situstion. any kind. with or
sIs u.s. SsfSsosss
Brosdway. New York city nI7-Im'
EOR RENT
II me double store Pennsylvania ave. between
issTiy dssi1sa THOMAS ). fss Ifa GO;
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is INVITED
the assisnees sale OF the eegant stock OF books
stationery and fancy articles going the
store OF W. ii. Morrison. 1874 st. n. at and be-
low cost FILLMORE BEALL, Assignee.
nl-tm :44 ID ST. NV.
/ THE REASON RAMSAY HAS THE LARGEST
watch and clock repairing trade in the city Is be-
cause be does his work honestly and we'll
watch cleaned, al.
Watch main spring, 81
AL work warranted one yaa.
Hear what the people say. 1921 + 81. nv. oc25
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E0R RENT-A GENTLE HORSE WITH Veto.
l. ria coupe rockaway; nominal rent responsible
party who will keep and take good OF same Adj
dress SAFETY. Star Office. n193t'
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NANCY HANKS sCHoTTIsCHE. RUSSIAN MA
~ Eurka ard All the other latest ard pret-isst
thsnrS n boh shsAp sad copyrifht music. At
s4s HESkl WHITES YS5 %.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

W-ANTED- FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
w roous al parts Of rty. chsag.st aud surest p!an
u -~-tifr desirable roomefs established lSSSl.
nN- t.~HACKi EFUkB'- AGENCY. ~ 18th $. u "
w ANTLD- DECESiBER I. ROOM AND BOARD
w Or fat IN northwest for two married couples. Will
yay 80 - go each FERN aneni u satisfactory. Nd
drps. II 4. VI Star of1ce. IT.
W-ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 9
w or uafurn,shed FOouas in sod location; rent
mus = reasonable Address. stating terms > r..
star Office II.
WANTED-BY NOUNG COUPLE. TWO OR
w three rooms furnished complete for Hxht
kous-se-pinz. The second door vita heat gas and
18th careful parties Address. stating price. Il L.
VI. star ufhce n.9l-gt'
WANIED-tLL PERSONS HAVING ROOMS.
W halls and large buildings. furnished unfur
nisoel. 20 rent during th. inaugural ceremonies,
reat TIE ty apUiyinE u ne unidentified We
bow confractinx with democratic OrgsrizAtons hsv
irz .ruin 10 - 80 u.efnbegr and Will make a cash
d.pO-tt on all yiac-- that suit L. ". STEvENS&
90 sol tth NV ula-3t.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

E>0R SALE-SACRiFICE FOR CASH OR ON
tme-Victor, model B. cushion tires. used sig
months also highest grade pneumatic; guaranteed
228 Elm ST.. LIE Droit Park. 0 n17-Im
EoR SALE-COLUMBIA SAFE Y, PNEUMATIC
tire in perfect order; only used part of summer
NV. n16-lws
FOR sALE-PERFECT ORDER. 52-INCH NICK
= eied Columbia. $40; enameied Columbia, SIS;
Eagle SAT ty. $25 cushion combination safety $75
many others; monthly payments.
TIE WHEEL EXCHANGE
n3-lm 1923 New York ave.
EoR .SALE-ONE VICTOR SAFETY; PERFECT
= order; good As new; $50 One Dart safety for
CYCLERiEe 1704 9 st. NV se7
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" WAREHOUSES;.


WANTED-TO RENT \ HOUSE OF ) OR g
w rooms Or unfurnshed rooms suitable for lixht
hou-ek eerinz- Address. at once. W h. EVANS
p3 81 r22-2t'
WANTED - AN OUT-OF-TOwN INVESTOR
w wishes % correspond with owner having one or
two rood houses for sale northwest good neighb,r
hood mod imp- must BE- bar ain Address O V.
T.. star oftce. mist
"ANTED-WE HAVE CUSTOMER FOR RESI-.
w denc- property East C-pitoi Il. W rs, have
rood fton;.<s mod. imp. 5000 10 ed. GOO send
YESTERDAY HALDEMAN.
n.2-f dS st-p-w.
u-ANIED-I WANT THREE SMALL BRICK
w houses IN. ". preferred Tor cash customers to
alb e. 5O. ~. 900 and g. 600 each. send de-
srrtrti,n a; once 10 OEO. /. PARKS.
n2l-3t GA Y st.
NEASTEp-FURNisHED HOUSES. PARTIES
w having houses 20 rent for three months lonzer
should write me al Ouce. 1 preparing q list
for memh-r- % Congress and others 10 be issued De-
e-mser |, ls2 X y DONALDSOS.
Blp3' 70o i2;h nv
WANIED-Io PURCHASE IN NoRTHEAsr OR
w southeast. Eight nEe-rOoln house in good
loesnon: prtce. from 5000 10 81. 600 Address J.
p. G.. Star Once n1fl3s
yNANTED-A DESIRABLE BOARDING HOUSE
w containing from IL u II rooms. IN tee n W.
loth and ltsh and q and Mass ave. Address N. Z
~ Hfs n. n1S-4t'
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTFp-BOARD AND ROOM FOR s.5 IN
w strtrti private family by q young man; refer
~nrs. Eiyen Il desired Address SNOWY. stAr ONCE
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

teok SAi.E-lsED iif~H SEI iER: HANDSOME
and remarkably INTELLIGENT: well lr-d years
old SO Call THE FRANKLIN. 1882 ST nv
n22-2t-
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It FURNISHED HOUSES
A number OF the most desirable and elegantly fu--
nished houses In the northwest section OF the city
Apply TO J. v. n HUYCK
n16-lm ly05 Pa. ave.
ESOR RENT-ls24 AND le20 18Th ST. NEwTwO.
II tory and basement bricks: 3 rooms bath and all
mod tmps. papered fhroughout. eco. b. H. WAR
NER CO.. e16 r q. y. nI6-lOts
EcoR RENT 2l44 ' nv. Or and stab s:,J
and store $50 1913 t5th NV d.. ~
81 slst SS e S9F S .aa A.. r. s
2SleH NV. Or sc Resl ll6s ion NV 4
nleaw 500 iSss St NV.
Lon RENT-HoUsE s07 T ST. Nv; THREE
- stores. eisht rooms, cellar. g.s, bath and an
nrst floor; fronts south. roesesslon gwen Decembsr
Rent, eS5.5o }. Il GRAY c0. 037 st.
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E'OR sALE-A GOOD FIRsT-CLAss FIRTPRooP
safe. good ~ new. VIII sell cheap % al quick
On time II Necessary. Address Boa %. star once.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-AT LANsBURGH BROS DRY GOODS
II store 18th st. II. pocket book containing about
81 30 and papers of value to but owner.
Please return to l2o d st. n. 1t.
OST - BLACK AND GRAY SHAGGY-HAIRED
Il puppy. Reward will be given if returned 20 corner
Park and Pine sts., Mt. Pleasant. n22-2t'
T OST-BIACK AND TAN PUPPY; STRAYED
IL from 1850 lie Drot ave- n W. Return TO the above
number and receive liberal reward. It.
7 OST-MINIATURE BREASTPIN, PAINTED
IL head of Ange lea, Kaufman. between the Portland
and 18th and sts n W. Return to the Portland and
receive reward 1t.
T oST-BLACK LEATHERCI0TH TOP SATCHEI,
IL containing pocket book with change and some
papers. Reward if returned to 1856 StE st. NV. It,
OST-SUNDAY-GOLD WATCH: SMALL CHAIN
IL and locket attacl 81; silver me dial in locket
ogram, Papa and Mamma to Florence on inside.
Please return TO 81 st. n. and receive reward.
n2l-:Hs
T OsT-SOLID GOLD RING, WITH INITIALS 9.
IL o. Please return to sos La and receive lib
eral reward n2l-2ts
T OST-ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, A FOX
terrier dog white with black spots. Five dollars
reward returned to 1914 Jefferson place. n21-2ts
I OST-FINE UMBRELLA; A CHERRY WOOD
~ stan with liver handle engraved with letter III
SUPPRESSED to have been left in ST. Matthew'S Church
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at 1882
St NV nla6t
I OsT-a3 REwARD-GOLD BOW AND ARROW;
- Truth" on the feather of the arrow. OWNER,
6lO ST. NV. n193t'
I OsT-Nov. II, A NICELY CARVED GOLD
II mounted real shell hair Pin. Apply at 1889 st.
NV. n1y3t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND KENISG
w 'cu tvpewriter OPERATOR. directed TO positions
TSPfOYEl.S provided competent stenog-sphers and
P,Ini.iston Operators charge for services WICK
orr. SFAMANS & BENEDICT bennington Type
writer Cf1c- sth and ats. n ssf9-u
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LOB sALE-CARRIAqES. WAGONS AND BUG.
ss :sssas s:srs d fi!'s G,
81. West Washington mh:S
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IvOR RENT HOS Pa sy I'd foor .e5 20
i 2o2s Hilyer pl, 12r 40 lsth, 7r. m T.. . 81
Recommendation 2:5I3 H. tr in l. =. .so5 30
1872 18th st. 1or, IN IS 4i.-f6-iS-24es Elm
600 st. Tor, IN /. 90. o. 1t. lie Droit Park Or
~ -nt II m L.. 10 81, n new p
LIP, a III sta Do % tOa l. II. W. m H. 81. 30
2U24o-s~3o st. lor. lll3Paav Sc. ar. q. =. 20
N 3D. ~ 51a 9Th -. Or. w. % 80
Isl n, lOr. mi ~ 2lOS y. VI. w.e... 20. 30
!d45Zlst. TT m 50 - a:}l 18th. Or. VII 20
120S 18th, 1r. g. -. 80 Cos ed 81. Or M l. Il 10
2503-5 II. IT. mi 40 50 sl4 18th. room Is 50
ss4 ne, Sr. m ID 30 lln Pa sy, 81 floor L. 20
2S07 NJ. az. m i.....-3o. 80 }0f Va ave- Or W Is
12l2-14 25th. ar. m l. 81. 20 900 NJ, store l Il
S22 18TH ONCE roomsi,. 30 Sos 10 oath Or wg IL 20
50Larch. sr, mi 81. 30 BIB 10 O. r ". II 40
Lucas bldg. I'D Paay. 2s25 st Paul's CT 5r W IL
and lr fats .......... II ZIP 4th Sc Ar " "a 20
2441 NJ, 81, sto sndc. III Alex ct, 4r, W -. - 80
e1ss K ST. 70 III, Va Az. - r. g 90
22l3I 15r. 20 30 Stable rear 1928 L 81 ID
Is Kinenan 7r, misc. so W Alex Ct r. W Ill %
2201 IA h, ST. M 30 30 2122 2j Ysy n " Id "a
S - NJ. u m - ~ p d lnger's 81 Ar 10 30
IL ne ". mi -. 100 2lO5 ave. 81. 10
2O46-S 9th ne. Sr m 100 Navy ri ~. 4. ~
new ..-----.....@o-5O 100 Pa ay, storage rooms
WEST WASHINGTON
3e43 =, f6r. m 4. esq. H3l:set6 o, 6r sl5 90
2S2O n. ST. m H.. D. so 2lJ6 I'D, 5r..... II
14t0 ADth Tor. W. q. %. 30 3 Fowler Hill, ar 10
1857 sad 1t. stores. -2o. 50
For full List apply wEsCoTT WILCOX
nl6 1sOs Pennsylvania n ".
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80 9th st. Sc. two-story ST brick IL 10
"a Mccullough ST.. near ID. and o. depot; 4r.. 10
1893 18th st W.. 2story and cellar .r. and D.. s45
Keys at office. CHARLES q. RINGNALT
n17-6t First floor. Atlantic building $50 NV.
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED-A NICE sIN-RooM.
bath and cellar house in the northwest. with full
modern improvements; price, $40 per month. OAR
WIN M SAUNDERS. Ohio Bank building Mist.
EoR RENT-6l4 X ST. NE.-6RooM BRICK;
Il mod imp. In hrst-class order; Sol 80 Q month;
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l. and basement bay-window brick dwelling, ten
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-19

In 1850 the value OF the manufac-
lures of wool in this country was S43,-
207, 545 In 1860 il had increased to
SOS, 596,364. 1t 1870 it was s177,-
400, $50; in 1880, 2G7,252,913, and
in 1890 about $350,000,000. In 1860,
under revenue tariff, this country
produced 6S per cent. of its consump-
ton OF wooden manufactures, and i'm
ported 80 per cent. In 1890 it pro-
duced SO per cent. and imported
only IL per cent. In 1860 the value
per capita of domestic wooden manu-
features was $500, and in 1890, $500.
No other manufacturing industry has
shown such rapid growth. Scarcely
any other branch has so fully vindi-
Gated the policy of protective duties.
In 1860 the value per capita Of cotton
was $36S, while that of
wooden manufactures was only $500.
With free raw material all the time
the per capita value of cotton manu-
features has risen to about 1915,
while with heavy duty upon wool
the value per capita Of wooden manu-
features has risen to $500 There
has been entire reversal of the rela-
tive positions held by the two indus
tries in 1860.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-02-19

lie IL Doing Very Effective Work as
Idaho's Representative.

The news Of Congressman Sweet
severe illness has led many people IL
make anxious inquiry for later re,
ports from him. Among those who
have thus inquired about him at The
Statesman office is Judge Hagan
His inquiry was followed by some
talk on the part of the judge concern
ing Mr.. Sweet and his work in Wash
ington.
Judge Hagan said that his recent
visit to Washington was something
OF surprise to him, furnishing him a
revelation Of the industry OF our
Congressman that he had not looked
for. MIR. Sweet, he said, is making a
splendid Representative, and is work.
ing very hard. He is living very
modestly, paying no attention to the
silly social whirl He has desk in
his room within two blocks of the
capitol where he is generally hard at
work when not in the House or en-
gagged in the departments.
He is on two very important CON-
mitteess, public buildings and public
lands, which other western men would
have given their eyes to have become
members Of. This, said the Judge,
shows that he has made good i'm
preston. He is doing good work for
all sections, and all the western men
are running to him with their bills.
Mr.. Sweet is also the Republican
member OF the subcommittee on
public buildings. The chairman of
the subcommittee, Mr.. Tarsney, of
Kansas City, told Judge Hagan that
the rest Of them had very little to do
so long as Sweet was there. The lat.
ter was walking encyclopedia on
all matters relating to public build
ings 10 all parts of the country and
was an invaluable member of the
sub committee.
Mr.. Sweet is we'll and favorably
known in the departments which he
visits often in the interest of his own
State and surrounding sections. He
has also made thorough study Of the
silver question and is preparing
speech which is declared by some of
the great silver leaders who have
seen its outlines to be the best pres
entation of the subject made since
the days of Senator Beck.
Judge Hagan concluded by saying:
81 had an idea that Sweet was in
clined to take his ease and that he
would devote himself to some extent
to the butterfly side of life in Wash
ington, but was agreeably disap-
pointed; and / am free to state the
belief that he will make great name
as Congressman if his breath holds
out"