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TALKING OF RETALIATION.
What Cana Propose. tn DO n We Es-
forcs the 0sary Act.


forcs the Gsary Act.
CLEVELAND. Aug. GA gentleman in
this city has just received from n friend in
Tien Tsin. China, . letter stating that
United States Consul Bowman. who
left tho city q short time ago for
tho United States. carried with
him q message from viceroy Ii Hung
Chang to President Cleveland, in which
tho viceroy states that he appreciates the
good intentions OF the president and SEQ
retary Of state, and thanks them for their
effort to secure kind and just treatment
OF the Chinese residing In tho United
States. He feels keeuly the unfriendiy
nature aud injustice Of the Geary
law, but China will take no &C.
ton thereon until the next session OF
the United States congress. In the hope
that the Geary Law will he modified or rs-
pcaled. lf tho next congress decides to
enforce tho law, China will ut once rstali-
ate; the friendly relations between the
two countries will be broken on and laws
will be enacted looking to the expulsion
Of Americans from China. In the usssn.
time instructions have been issued to all
Chinese officials To take especisl care to
protect all American citizens living In
China from violence.
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TAINTED THE MILITIA
An Iudissrsst Member Fired uis Gus
and . Bloody Battle Followed.

ana nloouy bsute FoitoWeu
GiLBERroy, Pa. Aug. 22.-The tearing
up Of the Schuyikill Traction company's
tracks here last night by tho borough off,
cials resulted disastrously. When tho
company's officials heard of IL, they sent
n force of men to effect . settlement.
When the break In the road was reached,
President Jones, OF the Traction company.
with Richard Amour OF Shenandoah. chief
OF the company's police. got on tho car
and In few moments effected q settle
ment and the work Of tearing up stopped.
In tho car wore number of men taken
on at Girardville, members Of the National
Guarl, who had with them rifles belong
inr to tho company. While the railway
officials wero engaged in conversation
with tho borough officers. some in tho
crowd taunted the mon on board the car
and called out, "Wncrc's the Girardville
militia?" John Briggs of Girar.iville
stepped oft and saying "Hsre We arc,"
fired into tho crowd. killing Richard
Paifitt. Chief Amour and President Jones
had sctticd tho trouble, and Briggs shot
over Anour's shoulder.
This Immediately enragcd the people
aud stones were thrown. The shots from
the car became general, and for whilo .
battle ragged. Chief Amour. while trying
to stop the ight, was fatally shot by one
OF his men. La addition to Paititt, Will.
lam Hughes. aged 10, OF Gilbertson. was
killed. Richard Connors aud Evan David
wero shot aud seriously wounded. James
Hullahan had his skull fractured by a
stone and may die. Briggs, who started
the riot. was shot by a companion but not
seriously wounded. lie aud Arthur wiv-
lille. also member OF tho Girar,lville mi
litia. are In tho Pottsviilc Jail. Tho sher-
in 10 now In possession of the tracks. to
prevent any disturbance which might arise
ta-uiuht.
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THE hoTsso OF ooLDisM.
The American Bankers' Association DE.
mand> Unconditional Repeal.

The American Banker.' Association De-
snands Unconditional Repeal.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2!.-The American
Bankers association is now issuing a cir
cular to all the banks and bankers OF the
United States stating that the extraordi-
nary monetary crisis has constrained tho
association to postpone its annual con-
vention. called for the 9Th and eth p-ox-
imo, at Chicagc. This will prevent such
an expression upon the part OF the associ-
alton as the financial system demands,
and the officers feel 1t incumbent upon
them to speak for the associa-
ton. They say il Is manifest
that the immediate cause of the
prolonged s,rincency is fear and appre-
hension of disaster, engendered In tho
minds Of tho people by tho continued
purchase of silver by the government and
by the unceasin2 issues OF ITS obligations
therefor retleemable In gold. which fear
and apprehension can only be removed
and confidence restored by the removal of
tho cause. IL is believed the bankers OF
the country will understand and realize
this to rs great, IL not a greater, extent
than any other class Of citizens. and il
therefore becomes such of them rs fully
realize il to urge upon their fellow citizens
sity for the immediate and uncon.
ditional repeal Of tho purchasing
clause of the Sherman silver act. The
repeal Of this clause 10 demanded in the
interest Of those favorinn gold standard
and those favoring the Use OF silver with
gold, as tho continued purchase Of enor-
nous quantities Of silver with gold obi.
cations can only result In the final inabil-
ity OF the government TO redeem such
obligations in gold; aud the continued
over production and the consequent fur
ther depreciation OF silver will thus render
the prospect OF any international agree
ment Tor Its more general use throug Iout
the world more hopeless than Mt present.
A blank form of the petition Is enclosed to
be circulated among merchants, business
men and others.
New YORK, Aug. 22.-The New York
Board Of Trade and Transportation has
called q meeting of representative OF
commercial bodies throughout the country
in Washington. Sept. IL. for the purpose
OF urging upon congress the business
necessity for the immediate and uncondi-
tional repeal of tho silver purchasing
clause of the Sherman law. II is also in
tended to appoint national non-partisau
and expert commission TO consider the
future financial needs OF the country.
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PAID OFF IN CHECKS.
The swiichmsn strike Because The
Couldn't Ca.h Them

Tho Switchmsn strike Bsctuse They
Couldn't Cab Them
TERRE HAuTE. Ind. Aug. 2a.-Tho
Evansville q Terre Haute monthly pay
car reached here to-day, week late. In
the place Of cash, the envelopes contained
checks with notice to the men that the
company was compelled to adopt this
mode Of payment owing TO the scarcity Of
currency and the refusal of New York
banks to ship IL West. They hoped the
condition of affairs will be SD changed by
next month that they can resume paying
In currency. The men tried to discount
tho checks in the banks and with tue mer-
chants. but in most instances failed and
there was much indignation. The switch
men struck as n result and all freight Is at
a staudstili in the yards. A general meet
ing Of trainmcn is being held to consider
the matter tonight.
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THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS
SAYS HE WAS LIED ABOUT
And the Court Thinks He Was Very
Fortunate In Escaping Q Yer.
dict OF Murder In the
First Degree.
DIspatch to the stan iari.

special DlsDatch 70 the stan iarl
MIssorLA, Aug. 2.-The district court
room was crowded this afternoon when
Pat Gallagher was called for sentence.
A lie rose Mt Judge Woody's summons,
the silence In the court room was ooprss.
sive, but Gallagher did not falter and b.
trayed no signs OF weakness. The judge
reviewed. tho history of tile case, dwelling
upon the strong Efforts OF the prisoners
counsel In his behalf. aud emphasized tho
enormity of the crime. He said he
cons idered Gallagher very fortunate that
he was not found guilty of murder in the
frat degree. When asked IL he had any.
thing to say, tho prisoner spoke briefly,
saying tho Witnesses for the prosecution
had sworn falsely and he was innocent OF
murder. Judge Woody then pronounced
= sentence Of 31 years iu state prison.
The prisoner thanked the judge and re-
tired In tho charge OF q sheriff. Gala
gher's attorneys have fled motion for .
new trial.
Ii was busy day in the court to-day.
The case OF Osborne for ,nurdcrous as
sault was concluded. The jury found him
guilty OF assault with dangerous weapon
with in,ent to do holly harm. Sentence
will he pronounced this week.
Tho case OF George Millsap, the him
Hammer. was begun this afternoon and
will bs concluded tomorrow. Demmans
and McCurIy, charged with murder, will
enter pleas Tomorrow.
James Linsey aud Frank Mole are two
tramps who reached Bonita last night nj
bedtime and went 10 bed under q railroad
culvert. Moe had little money when he
went to sleep, but IL Was gone when he
walked up this morning. He found that
Linscy had stolen 1t and proceeded tn
thump him with bowlder, bruisinR hin,
badly. Both men arc now in the county
iail
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Tn. rcprrr kun. s-cond.

MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. 22.-Fast track.
Soveu furlongs-Grace Brown won: Es-
penita. second; Shelley Tuttle, third.
Time. :?s. Five furlonas-D Discount won !;
Baroness. second; Aiesia. third. Time.
i:02L. Monmouth handicap. ono milo
and haif-Gloaming won; The Pepper.
second; Picknicker. third. Time. 2:53.
ser. second: Nellie Peyton, third. Time.
mentor. second. Time, l :33H. two start
ers. One mile and q furiong
Beach won; Nomsd. second; Larchmont,
third. Time. .j5lt.
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IN THE HOUSE.


ttgor ON Eo.u bfoos.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Tho financial
discussion in the house to-day for the
most part was rather monotonous. Hop
kins Of Illinois favored unconditional re-
peal. stating that although he came from
IN agricultural district he would oppose
every free coinage amendment to be pro-
posed by Bland and his friends.
The surprise Of the day was q speech by
Hepburn. Of Iowa. He disagreed
with his party colleagues and
enphatically declared against the re-
peal OF the Sherman law. The
ial In its effects and should not bs
repealed. Brickner Of Wisconsin spoke
in favor OF repeal. Lane of Illinois spoke
in support of FREQ coinage. Newlands Of
Nevada voiced tho demand of his region
aud vigorously advocated FREQ coinage.
Bynum advocated the Wilson bill and
highly eulogized tho action OF Secretary
Carlisle for his refusal to issue bonds.
The United States could not open it's
mints to free coinage at any ratio with
the mnts of all the other civilized nations
closed against it. Jones of Virginia. op.
posed unconditional repeal aud favored
fr o coinage. The house took o recess till
sp. m.
At the evening session of the house, ,
Ellis. democrat of Kentucky, spoke i'm
favor Of FREQ coinage. Kaig, democrat OF
Maryland, and DE Forrest, democrat of
Connecticut, spoke vigorously for repeal.
De Forrest asserted tho cry for relief came
not so much from tho rich and powerful
as from the humble poor, from the worthy
and industrious masses. Arnold, demo-
crat of Missouri. denied that there was
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Blountin washlng,ou.

WAsniSCroS, Aug. 22.-James Blouut.
commissioner to Hawaii, arrived here this
morning. He had a protracted confer
cncc with Secretary Gresham this after
noon. The president is expected back by
tho end Of next week.
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CHICAGO. Aug. Eft is announced that
Mayor Carter II. Harrison is about again
to take unto himself bride, Miss Annie
Howard Of New Orleans, who Is said to b
worth about s3,ooo,00o. Miss Howard 10
about % years Of age. Mayor Harrison 10
rs years old aud this will be the third time
be has gone through q marriage cers-
uouy.
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silver Ip in London.

wAsHrSoToS. Aug. 22.-Silver took
jump upward to-day, London quotations,
as sent TO the treasury department. being
cents higher than yesterdays purchases
by the department. which amounted TO
$4,000 ounces at s0.1i25 per ounce.
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% shaw.

NEWPORT. II. l., Aug. 22.-The tourna-
mont Of the United States National Lawn
Tennis assoc iat!on opened this morning.
The first set was rather n walkover for
Hovey. as Shaw was unsteady. Shaw
braced up and made strong light in the
second and third sets. but Hovey beat him
in both.
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Bassbsll Yesterday.

At Boston-1; Cincinnati. 4.
Al Baliimore-2; ST. Louis, 1.
At washington-2; Louisville, o.
Al Philadclphia-12; Cleveland, Z
At Brooklyn-2; Pittsburg, 1.
AT New York-i1; Chicago, Z.
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Waterloo.

WATERLOO. Iowa, Aug. 22.-Thc private
bank of J. 7. Knapp & Co. of Cedar Falls.
Iowa. failed to open this morning and a
complete assignment of the affairs of the
institution was made later. No valuation
is given to the list of assets and liabilities
filed. II is impossible TO state the condi-
ton Of affairs.
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WANTED-LOTS.

NTANTEp-AT ONCE. A GOOD. FINELY SIT
w mated lot IN the n section; Mass, ave-. l6 h
at OF y. II ave preferred; must BE- bargain for N
investment. Address, giving location. No Of loI n
square. with lowest price and terms, QUICK BUY e.
sla- once my6-3,
"ANTED-VACANr GROUND FOR CASH, OR
w will exchange 8 room house in good location
As part payment. Apply q. J. b Nd. 63l + st. m6-3t
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FOR RENT-STABIES

I'OR RENT-BRICK STABLE IN ALLEY BE-
tween l1th AID Ism, and St. n. "; fat for
CCa,hElan's family on I'd noor $50 Cer month.
Az " TO JOHN L. BEAII.
apI7-1m 1871 I st.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

I'Ok EENT-F1NE HALL, 6,6 LA. AVE. RUN
1 ming through TO CsJ. heated by steam near al
ear lines OF so luonh Just the Place for lodge
apl4-I In SEMMES & BROADBEST, oO2 ST. N W
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON I'D AND Sd
L floors of AT 18th st. n. W. Prices 80 to S.5.
THOS G. HENSEY CO.,
my9-6t 1900 st. NV.
LNOR RENT-TWO ROOMS AND BATH; SECOND
floor; heated by atrobe and well lighted: suitable
for physician: location central. Apply to HILL l.
JOHNSTON. 1903 Pennsylvania ave n. W. my6-3t
LHOR RENT-CHEAPEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
Office rooms in Washington light, heat and ianItor
service free. 61S + ST. NV. Apply on premises.
ap15-1m
EOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing. 90S to 9l4 St Just west Of the patent office.
This building contains every modern device and inn
known for comfort safety and convenience
All offices have direct light and ventilatio apl5-1m
LNOR RENT-METZEROTT BUILDING, 10
Il 1112 ST. most central location in city; Office
rooms for rent steam heat: electric light; elevator
speaking tubes; running water &c rents nnabe.
FARRELL SMITH, Agents.
ap11-f $40 10Th ST. NV.
suite of elegant Office rooms,
6lS + st. Il. W.
ap5-3m Apply on premises.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WASTED-THOSE HAVING VACANT HOUSES
w to place them in our hands to rent; hav-
ing demand for desirable houses good tenants
furnished rents collected ant RENTED Promptly.
mye-6t sWORMSTEDT BRADLEY. S21 ST. NV
"ANTED-A HOUSE WITH STORE AND
w stable. suitable for nice grocery business will
rent or lease. Address Box 81. Star Office. my63t'
WANTED-A COPNER STORE IN NORTHEAST
w or southeast section must be in good LOCATION
fer grocery business and price not 50. 800. R.
W. CORNWELL CO.. 62o Z st. NV Iny5-4t
WANTED-TO BUY AN s OR lO-ROOM HOUSE.
w with modern improvements. preferably north of
and west Of 18th 81. price SO 800 to 50, 500 Ad-
dress. st ting terms, A T. r. star ONCE. my46t'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOR RENT-IN THE COOL RETREAT OF LIE
MEN Ten ROOM HOUSE. YFw FfTRiNSiIfffffs1R,32o
near Dupont Circle; to small family Of adults; IL
'q Be.as %pn sasss y rooms Eth and
n. W. at reduced rates
s f4ss f 4 SKI p new seven $40
my6-ss JOHN o. JOHNSON co. 6i7' # Il.
CoR RENT OR sALE-NEw HOUSE on I'D ST.
:mps. Apply to j. 4. HEREFORD. i4is g st. ~
bath al mod imFs newly Gsn S red and painted
A Apply to n c 'GhfGn sos
FOR RENT-NEw HOUSE. 222 llrH ST Sc
Apply on premises or to OWNER. sos Rhode Island L,
ave. NV. myo7St
coR RENT-AT A GREATLY REDUCED
rental. the balance of lease Of party Th9 1n1St
tssT sb sTn .as SsSa nye
Fog KENr-leld 52s s2D NV. 6R . 81 20
ls asl II. i ne snS s Ts g ia
lny6-at +. ". GRkHkA. oi7 18Th 81.
Eog I.ENroa LEAsF-FURN.sKEDok fAKTI. /
ahs psrsy @ ST. wv Nv. Fe n.. FS aar Iin
j 4?6 81. lers. sloo 1905 st NV rr.....s S5
~ Pa l., s NV I3E 50 g 1926 q ne 2 o
Cor ION sp an N sts NV. So ion = e
Ioii s ssS :, y HS sssS :.
myo,st 49, ALBERT F FOX. $40 St NV.
IrOR REMITTANCE BRICK DWELLING 9l4 NJ
y st.n NV. ID rooms $50 30: fine double brick, 4:36
500. ALBERT f. FOX 91O Al NV
my6-3t
EoR RENT-2O4 D ST. Nv; 10 ROOMS; BATH;
j. $40 lao st. NV. 10 rooms and bath; eos.
ON my So ''0 aRo = tfDef TTSps CO. s5a sf6F
ENOR RENT-1404 H ST NV; IL ROOMS; .
bath rooms; furnace and all m l. large yard with
furniture il desired). BIRD WEST
my63t us 18th st. n. W.
L>OR RENT-2l32 NEW YORK AVE; 4-ROOM
Il brick: sewe: aud water; &10. 80.
4ol 9Th St ne . rooms, modern imps. 2-s DRY
and has ment; &2D. 30
Az 9th st DRY. 6 rooms large yard to alley
S25. 80. ED. j. HANNAH 5l7 Ilth s. NV myti-: An
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-SITUATION YOUNG MAN OF 20
w graduate of Spsncerian Business ColleEe would
like situation eeper assistant best Of ref
ersnces Address J. h W., 4SS n st. sw. my0-2ds
NVANTED-BY YOUNG MAN PLACE IN PHOTO
w @rsph gallery or gn-paintinz establishment as
messe niger. with bicycle; also with the privilege Of
learning the trade. Address J. BERKLEY, Star
ONCE Lee
WANTED-BY COLORED BOY OF SEVERAL
w years experience. stu Itfon as waiter or to be
generally useful; and drive horses good
references. Address 700 st. NV. ID
w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION
W In private family waiter; willing 10 make him
sen usefui; city references. Cali address l1f2
10Th It. IL. Id
WANTED-RY LADY GRADUATE OF HIGH
w SCHOOL anG Spencerlan Collie g. position AS book
Keeper references given. Address Box 49, Star oice.
myS-3ds
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

L,OR RENT-FLAT OF D ROOMS; A. NJ L. OVER
drug store. corner 14th and SITS. NV; Sa2. 80
month. It,
LNOR RENT-FLAT FIVE FINE ROOM, AND
two baths east, south. west xposure; &c. $40
n. 81
LNOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS; PRIVATE BATH;
l. nea ly furnished: June to September; northeast
and south eHposure bargain to right party. Address
BARGAIN, Star office. invest
LHOR kENT-IN THE CONCORD. y H. AVE,
Il two desirable small apartments. unfinished,
of three and of four rooms each have private
and bath room. Apply on premises. my6-3t
LNOR RENT-FROM MAY 15. FOUR-ROON FLAT;
L I'd floor of apartment house, o6lS st. large
house; wide parking; private hall, bath and range
coal bin, gas meter. &c. my6-6ts
FOR RENT
Rooms in The Harrison,
Cor. Sd and Il SITS NV
my1-6t' HARVEY SPALDIN9.
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UNFURNISHED.


ENOR RENT - FOUR BEAUTIFUL 2D-STORY
roomers. single or en- suite with use of bath; hot
and cold water; also to be appreciated must be
seen; no other rooms. 920 LIST st. ny myS-3b.
LHOR RENT-TwO UNFURNISHED COMMUNE
Il eating rooms second floor; bath on same floor :
on three lines Of front is large, beautiful
room; housekeeping allowed; references. All New
York ave NV myS-2b'
LNOR RENT-l22 E ST. NE. ENTIRE SECOND
floor Of Ave rooms: large Closets and bath all
rooms nicely papered light housekeeping. my6-3b
E>OR RENT-407 EAST CAPITOL ST. 3 BEAU
Il tiful unfurnished rooms I'd floor newly pa
Iered cool and delightful; rent. including only
4l5 Call after p. IN. mytj-6b
L,OR RENT-UNFURNISHED- COMMU-
l. nicating rooms on second floor; north and south
exposure NO Children in house: large closets refer
ences- Apply at 332 C st: N. my6-3b'
LNOR RENT-Sl4 nth ST. n. W. TWO VERY
Il pleasant unturnished front rooms ;one large and
one small; nicely papered and nice large closets
nicely furnished halls; private family. ap29-ab'
E'OK RENT-IN WEST END. FOUR DESIRABLE
i communicating rooms on second floor; suitable for
light housekeeping; to adults only. Apply prem
Uses. 1909 10Th st. NV. ap21-3mb
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR RENT-CHEAPEsT HOUSE IN TIE Nv
Il lie Droit PARK concrete roo ms bath fuf-
mytl-Sts sOs l2th It nv.
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LNOR RENT
j. 3l5 and 3l7 Maple ave. s33 81; 3l6 and 800
Elm St. lie Droit Park. S.2 so These houses are
in thorough repair and will be daily for inspec
ton no necessity to to the country you secure
BANES 4 SIMPSON,
my6-1 14th and @ n. W
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FITCH. FOX L BROWN,
l4O6 G st. n. W.

LNOR RENT-l12O 18TH ST. NE; 2-STORY BAY
Il window brick 8 ooms bath; cellar under whole
house; squares from cars nd herdics: price so.
my9-.;t l.. STAR6ARDTER, 6l3 18th st. n. W.
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.

E,OR RENT-IN CHARMING NEW HOUSE, FUR
l. nisfe or unfinished. rooms: meals IL desired;
near Capitol, and herdics; quiet refn d IN ly.
45C St H. my92c'
Tor RENT-FRONT ROOM. SECOND FLOOR.
Il and Others from - M; board II desired; terms
very moderate; boa rders desire room mates (quiet
gentlemen>; near pension and printing Offices 6lS
Sd ST. n. my9-lwcs
EOR RENT-PARLOR OR SECOND FLOOR. 3
rooms each. with kitchen and pantry. or sinely.
furnished or unfinished; light housekeeping; de
sirable and very low. Call 9l2 23d st. my1 o.
FOR RENT-2 OR LARGE COMMUNICATING
l. rooms. Cd floor, north and south exposure; cool
and delightful for summer: suitable for housekeepnx
references required. 800 st n w. mv6-3cs
LHOR RENT-ELEGANT ROOMS; EN- SUITE OR
i single: furnished or unfurnIshed; private bath
Capitol Hill. 123 4th st. my6-3c.
INOR RENT-FCRNISHED OR UNFINISHED,
L with or wit out board, in private family summer
prices desirable neighborhood home comforts 1912
18th st. W. my6-:5c'
LNOR - T-NICELY FURNISHED AND ALSO
l. unfinished rooms; all home comforts reasona-
Die rates. 1l3l 10th st NV. my4-6c'
LNOR RENT-1223 nth ST wv, TWO UNFUR-
l. nished front rooms newly painted and papered;
also furnished room on first floor for gentleman, all
modern convenlences private family. mhG-3mc
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LNOh REM
1ilO Pa ave. n. w., I'd. Sd and 18th floors tfats)
m $1o. 90
E2p X l. ave. Tor. and bath a. m. l. IS to
!sst 18Th ST w. l2r. large grounds. 80 90
lO9 18th ST. w. II. and bath m. 45 81
a II St n. W.. Sr and bath IN. ........... b 40
3l34 q II. N. W. Or. and bath mi a. 80
.t3 st. w, g. and bath mi 35 80
LOO II: ave. W Or. and lth; mi - 30
100 Florida w, 6r. and bath; mi % 81
lloD Harvard ST. NV. Or frame. 20 90
FURNISHED.
1911 Doth ST. n. W. Or and bath m. ....... s. 90
290t St Tor. and bath side yard 80. rs 90
y W. cor. 10Th St and Howard ave. Mt P, Tor.
Frame bath and mi stable and grounds. 49,. IS
my9-6t DEEBLE. DAVIS CO.. 1919 F ST. NV
EOR RENT-R ST. NE.
L WEST FCKINGTON,
Handsome houses s rooms and bath street
beautifully improved; per month, $40.
9th st near East Capitol: brown stone fronts;
rooms and bath per month. S45.
ST. he. bet. 4th and 9Th 6 rooms and bath per
month, $50.
ZEVELY FINLEY
Fat,
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LrOR RENT-PRETTY CDRNER-P ST, ONE So
Il from Dupont Circle only $40 pe- month.
IL = DONALDSON.
myt-3t. suJ 10Th St n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

EoR RENT-BY W c. DUvALL. ss5 ST. NV.
g9 Inv. lar. ami 80 IS Upper pit 6a6 Pa 1sr ss5
100 9TH 1r, 80 ID se ut 9Th NV. p 30
$40 ar m t.. p. 30 906 Sc, 6r a m 20 80
500 n st NV. Dr.. 20 40 10th IRA m g. %
Once rooms ID floor. sw cor 10th SITS NV 40
lt24 Coyington NV. Ar $40 MCCULLOUGH ST. Ar 60 80
1904 nv, Ar. 10 80 sos I'd So Or ..... - 80
2Ii! Chester c. NV. Al. 10 - SHOWS row. 4r..9 80
store lio4 18th nw.... Ii stable 329 NV. s25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
FOR RENT-CHICAGO

NOR hENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
l. house in CHICAGO. containing rooms and bath
or the Il onths of July and August 800 per month
Within minutes ride of the fair grounds. For fuI
information and description Of house
Apply to JOHN B. WIGHT.
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