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Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

lHE newspapers Of Vienna report
that the czar intends to promulgate a
ukase at the beginning of the next
year abolishing deportation to Siberia
ana extending the same judicial pro-
cedure which obtains in Russia proper
1o Siberia, with the exception of trial
oy jury. The supposed reforms, how
eyer are too progressive and far-reach-
ing in character to meet. with general
tredence
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

Mrs. [. S. GRANT and Mrs. jefferson
Davis are shortly to meet at Cranstons
on the Hudson. and Mrs. Grant is re-
ported as saying that she would be de-
lighted to see Mrs. Davis. If this
doesn't cement our glorious Union we
shall never be cemcnted. When the
ladies announce that peace is here, we
may make sure that it has come.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Stabbed by 4 Negro.

Near Aberdeen, Miss, Dave Kidd, a
negro, got into difficulty with A. NJ.
Holiday, a well-to-do farmer. He
knocked Holiday down with stick
and while PROSTATE stabbed him twice
in the back, from the effects of which
he can hardly recover.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

~ historic homes are cheap in London.
: lNe mousse of the banker and poet,
'alnueI Rogers, was withdrawn from
an auction sale recently because of the
s-'dIlness / Of the bids The house, still
I I . fashionable quarter, was in its
P'nne p. the resort of Fox, Wellington,
-, ~ Ion' Moore, Sydney Smith, Words
~orVh' Macaulay and a host of other
Sa1 SaeaI people. Rogers occupied it for
nearly half a century
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

Nor ten per cent. of the votes cast in
Berlin at the recent election were given
in favor Of the army bill Seldom has
the city spoken in such emphatic tones.
The provincial returns appear to be
equally emphatic in the same direc-
ton The great success of the social
democrats has caused a profound SEN
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

should the Gould inheritance tax
j III oe won by the heirs the difficulty
sn.: >, !:eaehlng millionaires by law will
r. Sain De demonstrated. Any wealthy
t.~ a" may then dodge the inheritance
dos Al aS Nlr, Gould evidently intended to
,o, r. by putting bequests in the
G-m Il. q salaries. The heir of a million
NJ d VIII no longer inherit anything.
rL.", VII merely draw his back salary,
ance. '' ~
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Shot the Man He Saved.

Lee Strother shot and seriously
wounded viii Packard on a farm on
which they were tenants, near Pine
Bluff Ark
The shooting was the sequel of a fatal acct
dent which happened about q week previous,
and in which Lees father. Robert Strother,
was drowned while crossing Bayou Bartholo-
NEW on raft. Will saved himself by swim
ming, and then rescued Packard and Richard
Washington Since that time Lee Strother
has kept up quarrel with Packard, which cul-
minated in the shooting affray Packard, while
pluwing in the field and entirely unarmed. re-
celved bullet in the back and another in the
arm. There seems to have been no provocation
for the action Of Strother in shooting the man
who only short time before he had saved from
drowning. Strother was placed in jail
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Killed Four Children and Herself.

Mrs. Kate Kerch, living 10 miles
from Parkersburg, w. ", having lost
her reason, poisoned her two youngest
children, threw two others into a well
and then killed herself. She tried to
kill her eight children, but four were
saved by the desperate struggle of her
daughter Mollie
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

priii nESETIcs" are pretty expensive lux
il. Till according to the estimates of the
III III of the Briggs trial. The mere
~ ~ ollls OF the commissioners to the
,rS!, ySTnV Presbyterian general assem- bly,
r. e considering the case amounted
cher 1.er $4,000. Rev. DR.. Bartlett,
- man Of the local COMMITTEES of ar
,b.t senents IN at Washington, figures
u. .uat the case will cost the general as
NJ N.Y. $4,000, while it is said that Col.
no.l rJook spent $50, 900 out of his own
pocket besides. =
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Rev. Father Herbert.

Rev. Father Darius Herbert, of the
Society Of Jesuits, died at Macon, Ga.
He was the wartime chaplain OF the Louis
lana troops in the Army OF Northern Virginia.
and one of the oldest and most widely known
priests in the south. He was on visit to Ma
con for his health. His permanent home was
in New Orleans, where he was the senior priest
of the Jesuits. He was 20 years old
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
VOLUME XIV.

,-rsBYrER1AN DIR. CAMPBELL has
Ian ecclesiastical storm in Cana
I'- r br declaring that belief III an infal-
,:sle ~ book is vulgar idolatry. "The
rn.-nnbells are comm Dr.. Briggs.
NINA We hear the slogan?
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

! Why is it that majority of the news
napers insist upon calling the Spanish
infanta ''Eulalia" when all authorities
are agreed that she was baptized:
Marie Eulalie FRANCHISE d'Asise Mar
rarite Roberto Isabelle FRANCHISE de
Panle Christine Marie de Piete?"
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

rr,rAL1E sails for Spain in time to
LID the Fourth of July, but Veragua
nor n,- he persuaded to stay and see the
sreworks. t Our Spanish friends do not
-.or, Ion to quite realize that our Fourth is
M dav that made the Columbian dis.
.o,.orv worth while.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

THE lone robber who goes through
hotel and holds up all the guests has
appeared in Colorado, and still lives.
He makes good haul and gets it much
easier than the villain who has to stop
a train and dynamite an express car
before realizing on the venture. 1t is
likely that train-robbing will now pass
into desnetnde.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

IL South Africa the Kaffir servants
,,.re formed a union to which mem bers
have to give character" for their
rnistresses. No member is allowed to
enter upon a situation unless the regis
4orod character of the mistress of the
borse K satisfactory.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

The artful feminine swindler OF AL
banv. who advertises for husband
and then pockets the money sent her
ior railroad fare, sometimes goes by
tie name Of Waters and at other times
isknown as Rivers. She seems to have
tributaries from all points of the COM
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Did Not Move.

Hart Hicks, a wealthy farmer near
Murfreesboro, Tenn, shot and fatally
wounded Hanna Jenkins and seriously
wounded Manda Jenkins, her mother.
They were negro tenants, and had not
obeved Hicks order to move.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Parson Deener.s Troubles.

Rev. R. S. Deener, who is in jail at
Batesville, Ark, on the charge of for
gerry, seems to get deeper into the mire
every day. Other charges Of forgery
have been preferred against him.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Caesar Hepnington Hanged.

Cesar Remington, colored, member
of the notorious gang of Copiah county
(Miss) cut-throats and murderers, was
hanged at Hazlehurst. He was the
third member of the gang executed.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
A Large Saw-Mfu Burned.

The large saw-mill of the Beatty
vile (Ky.) Lumber Co., erected three
years ago at cost of $4,000, was de-
stroyed d by fire the other morning. The
watchman was asleep and the fire be-
yond control when discovered. The
loss is s35, 900, with only $500 insur-
apce
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Issued the Death Warrant.

The governor Of Kentucky has issued
the death warrant of Henry Hall, of
Pike county. directing the sheriff to
hang him August II. He killed his
brother.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24

tbi.S SS' hESLIE-WnDE has secured her
rono uiVorce' and has sailed for Eu-
nrn+s = make the preliminary arrange
diHom,. LOT another. 1t may be a more
fant tCult ~ task than usual, in view of the
The br'l 'o' 'le latest decree fails to allow
'''' husband alimony.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Filed a Second Mortgage.

d. B. Loveman, of Chattanooga,
Tenn. one of the heaviest dry goods
dealers in the south, filed second
mortgage the other day for s84,s7o's2.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
Death of Gen. A. w. Campbell.

Gen. Alexander w. Campbell, who
had been resident of Jackson, Tenn,
fifty-eight years, died with cancer of
the throat.
He was 65 years old Deceased was briga-
dier-general with Forrest in the confederate
army. He was splendid orator, and was gen
orally regarded as one Of the finest constitu-
tional lawyers in the state. He was the law
partner of Judge Howell E. Jackson, now one
OF the justices of the United States supreme
a.iurt. He distinguished mason, and was
buried with the honors OF that order
Huntsville gazette., 1893-06-24
At a Sunday Picnic.

Some people have queer idea of fun,
and how they should enjoy themselves
at a picnic.
There was a Sunday excursion from Nash
vile, Tenn, to Gallatin, Tenn. On arrival at
Gallatin the excursionists began getting drunk,
and by returning time were blind drunk and
hghting mad Knives, clubs, razors and
whisky bottles were the weapons used. John
Ludwig's head was broken with a bottle full OF
whisky and will die. Dan Gowan was knocked
OF the train with club and fell on the ground
while the train was gong at full speed, and
will not recover. Elvin Dowell was bitten by a
copperhead snake near Gallatin, and will not
recover.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-1elo. 1872 1914. 1916 AND leis ISL
at: =: h.S new bsyw,nSSr ss-: bricks ROOMS
na;; $3.50. JAMES 9: JESTER.
se2sst' $50 st. NV.
FOR RENT-oN VERY REASONABLE TERMS
house 1871 Vermont ave-, containing rooms and
bath In excellent order. Key at 1887 Vermont
FOR REST-HANDso,iELY FURNISHED RESI-
denee 2ls East Capitol St. two squares from
stable Ds"i furniture 1ns Is
Sell furniture very low. Key at 2Ol. j. S.
JORDAN. General Agent. Iii6 st. n-w.se2s ST
FOR RENT 222s 18TH ST. NV, A NEAT
1897 ,,9 81. LIN ct. Sc. sr water. &c..... 1900
ooi SV'h st. De-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
seS-St 6S2 Penn. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-isle ookoORAN ST. NV: 2-sTORY
pay, Tay WINDOW brick; rooms bath aud all mod;
pzSESHoWES ss' i5ts and Pc ID. %e w ..ast
FOR RENT BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
house; IS rooms aud stable; china. silver, piano
&c o rsaes for tnnediste oeespsncy; il taken
gTI gre redused rent Of n.4Oo per annum; Ap
ply on premises, 1873 St NV. seiG-et'
FOR RENT-AMoNG THE CHOICEST HOUSES
OF their kind on the mfiket those nearly new
three-story brick with brown-stone basement
houses noC on 22d st. between K and L SITS. NV.
near e Pa ave cable cars; nice neghborhcod
B. II. WARNER & CO.,
se1S-St, Sl6 st. NV.
FOR RENT-FURNLsHED- OF THE HAND
soonest and finest furnished houses On 10Th St
north OF Scott circle. Those who ,sesire a beau
tifnl home at low rental should inspect this
house. BANES a SIMPSON.
se2S-6t 18th and @ sts
FOR RENT-THE HANDSOME HOUSE NE COR
OF 18th and Massachusetts, ave. containing is
rooms which includes q handsome ball room.
For permission to inspect, terms. etc, apply TO
BANES SIMPSON
se2S-0t l4th and @ SITS
FOR RENT-2os ST. NV. NICE ii-RooN
brick house and cellar: ready for occupancy:
house In good repair; heated with furnace: key
at 20 ST. NV. se23-3ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
The 10th dly Of September. IS93
Daniel W Elder. petitioner. VS.. Mary Elder, re-
spOndent. No. 1885. Docket %
On motion OF the plaintiff by Mr. T. H.
Loucks. his solicitor. II Is ordered that the re-
spondalt. Mary Elder. cause her Appearance 70
be entered herein before the first r1lt, Jav
occurring forty days after this day other1vfs.. HE
cause VIII be proceeded with as In case OF de-
faulr.
The object Of thii suit IS 70 obtain a decree d.
yorcinz the petitioner from the bond OF marriage
with the respondent the ground Of adultery
Provided this order Is published in the Washing
ton Law Reporter once week for three success
sive weeks, and II The Washington Star, "A news
paper published IN Washington. D g. once a
week for three successive weeks.
~ the court. l. f. McCONAS, Justice &C.
IrIe copy. Test: ]. L. YOUNG Clerk AZ.
Ey n G. DOWNS
s@lSla~SS Asst Clerk.
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BICYCLES.

BENEL GEARS NEVER WEAR OFT, CANNOT
soil the hands tear the clothing. render trouser
guards useless, require practically attention,
and, better than all these, 10 per cent Of the
lost motion that the chain. with It's stretching
sprocket climbing and nonalignment, is sure to
cause. Call and the ''chainless'' safety bi.
cycle at 70l 18th st. n.w. se9-Im
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

f fsss " fNTm an. iio n ne :. o. .sss
iaSf ave :. er mn S .$Psw. =. mi' 10 se
1 1ss nsins az. Or mi. 1873 u 81
CAl 1 GARRETT. 18th ct. and n Y. ave n "
FOR KEST-HolsEs soe Dos % ST. Ne: Also
~ Mass ave- ne: rooms each: all mod imps ;
newly papered- Inquire at $40 ID St ne. se23 ~
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A CATHOLIC LADY, AN UNFUR.
carpeted room. MI, with or without board, in o
Catholic family; within one square Of n. Y. ave.
cars or Georgetown herdics; In NV. section Of
the city. Address CATHOLIC. Star ofacs se25-2t'
wANTED-CONvENIENTT TO THE POST OFFICE
Department, two communicating rooms, with
board In the house for gentleman and wife. Ad-
dress RENT. Star ONCE. Its
WANTED UNFURNBHED-A NICE, LARGE
bright and pleasant room, with closet and ali
convenfences, with good hoard for young mar
ried couple; southern exposure desired; southern
people preferred Address, describing room fully
and giving lowest terms. which must be mod
WANTED-OCTOBER 1. NICELY FURNBHED
room BY LADY In Once; location west Of 9th and
nortn or ID; price not to exceed $1S home COM
forts and refined surroundings essential: refer
wANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE AND MOTHER.
three or four unfurnished second door heated
rooms rooms; light nousekeepne; terms not over SIS.
MANIPULATING FURNITURE FOR HOUSE
would rent to responsible person for loard.
eau 93I X ST. NV. se22-3ts
wANrED-4 ROOMS, PARTLY FOR CLASS USE,
ID small refined family, army navy people pre-
C., Star ONCE. se22 ate
wANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
or large bright rooms in northwest furnished
dress U. s. Star Office se22-3ts
WANTED : FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
rooms in all parts of city: the surest and cheap
est plan TO secure desirable tenants STiACKIE-
LORDS Room Renting Agency, 427 11th st. NV.
Est 1880 se1e-6ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
CNFURNIsHRD,

CNFURNIsHRD.
FOR RENT-A PRIVATE FAMILY ovyER Cd
u wSS socme. sinxie square rocMa. m.nnheo "
ss2snsS: :As' 70 A0's' Id ONCE iS'z 'th 81 NV
FOB RENT-TO LADIES OR COUPLE SECOND
LOOT three rooms. bath heat and gas; private
IoR RENr-s or 5 UNFUR. ROOMS ON ID
s ma 81 4 Pr newly I:pssa
FOR RENT-2 UNTURNISHED ROOMS: FRONT
N sns hsa. light etc;
FOR RnNT-oN ID FLOOR, UNTUR ROOMS,
Va: Pse.:.%:ss q Ss.sS.r bureau F osii g s.so
FOR RENT = UNTURNIsHED = -FOUR BRIGHT
elegant IL s Ss scs
place, neat 10th and SITS. NV. au26-6wb'
FOR RRNT-lleo 10TH ST. NV. THREE IN
ehdr:s can, e. snS i. ssa Sesr6
private bath same floor. sezs -2b'
FOR RENT-lle 9 ST. y. a. BEAUTIFUL
ns.s ost And "a door. Or rooms each for
ftol reference exchanged. se22-eb'
FOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR, CONSISTING OF
hath hot sns sss
from 1th 81. cable cars. ~ 4 st. NV. se2v-3o'
FOR RENT yNruRNsHED-T SECOND
Desirable as:o s,o front room third neef
ave. selp-6bs
For RENTIrwo LARGE UNFURNHHED
rooms; noot; 10 children. lis 18th It. n.e.sl8-lmb
FURNISHED AND UNFURN1sHRD.
FOR RENT--FUn Or UNFUR. ROOMS: VERY
nss isil vermont sss to 81 car
FOR RENT-e1s q ST Me-, ONE FURNISHED
keeping. se2s-ab'
FOR RlST-1227 18TH 81. n W.. LARGE SUNNY
TT :na "a &C
bed room; good location se23-3es
FOR RENT-ss1 ST. NV. FURNISHED Or IN
ase s 1s:s 81 '' s
FOR RENT-BEAUTTUL ROOMS WITH LARGE
s ss:s terms reasonable: isO' issA st. NV.
FOB RENT-FLOoR OF THREE ROOMS; FUR
na, aa O. unfurnisnsd suitable for housekeeping
rent moderate. 62s I st nv. se23-2c'
ToR RENT-Two UNTURNnHD ROOMS. NV:
Address Bog lb7. star once. ss23,2Ds
houses 20 and e Grant place; e rooms; large
tie , Apply Soo ss s. 81 sso Floor. rs 'S Ss.ss
FOR RENT-UNTURNmHRD-2 on ID STORY
caterer o. boarding.: good neishbOrhocd; light
c.. .sI III, 4 adults ss ':s:ssss:'
FOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS ON 10 FLOOR
with or without furniture; sinyly or together
references exchanged. I'LL De sales st. se23- SCI
FOR RENT-i7<f r ST. NV, TWO COMMUNJ-
dfum sized furnished rom; all modaru improve
msnts; convenient to herdics and cable cars.
se2S See
FOR RENT - ONE 2D-sTORY FRONT ROOM:
opening on large private porch; house new; bath
convenient; must be seen to be appreciated.
1910 columbia ST., cor o. se239cs
FOR Rr,N1r-rNroI,rTrr M, SISfSI q y,1.y, on t-1
fur. rooms at 1921 st. NV. lc'
FOR RENT - UNFURNISHED BAY-wNDOw
suite; southern and northern sxposure nice
rooms; furnished; with or without board; pri-
vate family: all mod. imp SIT n st. NV.
FOR RENT-FOUR ROOMS ON ID FLOOR FCR-
nished or unfurntshsi; suitable for light house.
keeping; adults on.y; neishbor hood sx%iient.
Cali 1909 10th It, NV su2S-!m
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FOR RENT
THE MAIL THIS MORNING BROUGHT
Us A LARGER NUMBER OF APPLIcA-
TONS FOR HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
THAN WE HAVE RECEIVED IN A LONG
TINE.
THIS SHOULD INDUCE OWNERS WHO
NOW HAVE VACANT PROPERTY TO
PLACE II WITH US, AND PERSONS WHO
DESIRE HOUSES FOR EARLY oCCU-
FANCY TO MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS
BEFORE ALL THE BEST HOUSES ARE
TAKEN.
d. Il. WARNER CO.,
1t s16 + ST. NV.
FOR RENT-2se4 PENN. AVE, TEN CHARMING
rooms: hot water on three floors: good furnace
and range; rent cheap to reliable yearly tenant.
Key at 2Sl3 Penn. ave. se25-6t'
FOR RENT-To SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS,
handsomely furnished Groom house; bath and
eutisss pantry; al modern improvements; good
stable. Cai at liza 81. NV. sels-l0t'
FOR RENT-s18 9Th ST. NV: 10 ROOMS; ALL
modern imps Inquire on premises or at cor: 9Th
FOR RENT-LARGE HOUSE: VERY CENTRAL;
III, o !, nv looms looms ~ 90 %
.sa5-ss ". 5. MN MINK. 1881 st: n ss:S0
FOR RENT..iI25 10TH ST. NEAR MASS. AVE
ing Of a rooms: In thorough repair; with every
convenience: two bath rooms; porches every
moor large stable for four horses. RUTI.EDGE
WILSON, 406 5th st. NV. se2l -6,s
FOR RENT-$25; PRESS BRICK HOUSE 1928
lth ST. NV: Z rooms and BATH mod imps !;
convenient to cars and herdics: brick stable. c.
s. ROGERS. 1902 NJ ST. NV se25-Gts
FOR RENT.21l NORTH CAPITOL Sr; 20 RMS.
ana baths; has Just been placed in frst-class
repair: Furniture for sale on very easy terms
This Is one Of the best places for a boarding
house In the city. Apply on premises. Rrsponsi-
bic parties only. se25Sts
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE DOUBLE FRONT
brick. 436 NJ ct. NV; Is bed rooms with parlor,
norary, sitting, dining, bath, furnace, servants
room. &C; also stable and large yard filled with
fruit treee; newly papered and painted through
out. Rent only 81 600 per annun
se2J~6t ALBERT F. FOX go st NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALEI163 ACRES OF LAND, IN HIGH
state Of cultivation; 7-room dwelling barns
stable; all out buildings; large frontage on road
plenty of water and wood; large orchard; two
BOWEN & CO., S23 st. se23-3t
FOR SALE-AT wOODSIDE. MD, SIX-ROOM
cottage large attic bath. hot and cold water
range cellar, Windmill, stable; corner lot with
shade: price. 81. 6O0 terms to suit.
p. F. LEIGHTON. 452 d st. NV. ~.
se5-1m
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WATERS IHUMPSUN.
SEES 1895 ct. NV.
ESs 2 IT. is55 CAP s. ss
AZ nv. 6r&b.... % 50 2f22 NV. Or bath q. 80
se23-3t H. l. RUST. 62{ 14th ct. n. ".
FOR KENT-HOCSE Ii06 10TH ST. NV; sRS
bath and cellar Per month, $55.
House 14S1 L u. NV: II rooms cnd bath
rooms cORplete. Per month. $50. Apply to
se2o-6t ROBT l. FLEMING. lois 18th 81. q.
FOR RENT-SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL HOUSES
near Dupont Circle for S45, $50 and SIS per mo-
Apply CHAS. EARLY. COS 18th 81. NV. se25-1m
FOR RENT-s17 G ST s.w.; NEW BAY-WNDOw
brick; rooms; bath; ami; $3.50.
JAMES r. SHEA,
se2S-3t 632 Penna. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-71l 9Th ST. NV; 8 ROOMS AND
bath; all modern improvements Apply F. 8.
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2is ~ Ct nv. ist
foor. ar. ......1s
2oo2 Eth 1t nv, Or. IL
Rear III 10th, erii.h.a
BIG 10th II sw, Or. ~
East side Heating ave
ne. Or. ......-......1f
1925 Rosedale st ne. 6rii
East side Central ave.
Ivy City, 5r.....lo.fo
4 zis Reeves ~ nv.
-E.--:--.-.-..-1o.co
so2 Bro"ss court Nv
~ ..-..........1o.t0
IsIs-i7 Friscoe conf
NV. hr..........lo.No
Rear ir3-S Pa ave
NV, 5r--.-..--.-...Is
fT,s Pa ave nv. q
nocr: a .....-.--..-le
- Wilson nv. sr....fs
1727 Hayes court n
", F.............N
8 Blsdenshurr road
,... sr..............ts
e2< 18th ne. <r....eW
2o6 r 22O9 Tth sf
NV. 4r.............
elqk Del ave ne. lr =
Rear Gales ne, ar. So
li2 " ~ sw. 4r...slre
Rear PISS 9th 81
NV. r......-...-.
10 Gordon ave ne. &r. .
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT - SEVERAL DESIRABLE APART
nents suitable for small families, who desire all
the conveniences for housekeeping. In the MIL.
TON, 172S II ct. NV near White House and
up town departments: at prices which will make
them more to be desired than Q house. Send for
diagram and Prices. BY the year only.
b. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
ee23-Sts Gle st. NV.
FOR RENT-HANDsOMELY FURNNHED BACH
elors' quarters; parlor, bed room and bath room.
sos Pa ave.. next to Metropolitan Hotel ss23-6ts
FOR RENT-THE HANDsOMEST 7-ROOM HOUSE.
keeping hats IN Washington; steam heated; gas
and electric lights; tanitoc servicesL In The
Clifton. opposite The Portland. 81 200 per annum.
se2S-6t c. D. LEBERMANN, 1908 = St
FOR RENT-BY THE YEAR 10 PARTIES WITH
out children, TIT 18th st. NV, nrst-class nat,
seven MONS and bath; hay windows: back porch
elevator; steam heat janitor's services. se1s-2w'
FLATS = FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
one. two and three rooms suite good table:
DO housekeeping: private baths. THE WOOD
MONT, J. F. ROBINSON. Prop. aul6-3m
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FOR SALE-BICYCLFS

FOR SALE SECOND HAND SAFETY BICYCLES
SIS up; old orlinaries and Stars taken in trade
for new pneumatics; installments. H. s. OWEN
MFG. CO., 1923 n. Y seq
FOR sALE-SPECIAL SINGER PNEUMATIC: SAC
rifice at SIS: 81 Victor, u inch cushions, only
SG5 SO Victor D. pneumatic. complete. guar
anteed. S115; instalments. MCQUEEN, HOS T.
~. pstatrs) s-21
FOR SALE-s5o CASH; A COLUMBIA BICYCLE;
solid tire; in good condition. 1909 10th st. NV.
se20-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
FOR RENT-STORES.

house. With portable oven: suitable for bakery.
Apply IL 1t. NV. se21-8ts
FOR RENT : STORE ROOM AND DWELLING
above at 1920 7th Of. NV. $65 per month for
the whole building. Can upon W. W. Bur-
DErTE, 1026 Vermont ave. se25-2w
FOR RENT-SrORE 1877 l4TH 81. NV, COR.
Mass. ave-; steam heat gas end electric lKhts
se236t c. d. LIEhERMANN, 1908 r 81.
FOR RENT-l22s 7TH ST. NV, STORE AND
dwelling; rooms; all modern improvements;
SOS. A. s. CAYWoOD. 0a3 9th st. NV. se23-St'
FOR RENT-sEvERAL DESIRABLE STORE AND
once rooms on 7th st. bet. and @ NV: one
OF tho best locations in the city for business:
se22-lm T. R. BROOKS. els 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-42o 9TH ST. NV. s-sToRY BRICK
cation for any kind Of business; rent, 500. In
Quire Of B. H. WARNER GO. se22-3t"
FOR RENT-ees 18th ST. n W.; STORE AND
dwelling; rooms; . good bushes. location; near
e.; rent. ~ per mo. r. M. MORRISON.
FOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING AT con
OF I'd and L SITS s.w.; just the place for a drug
store; rent $50. T r. BROOKS. Gle 18th at.
NV. ee206t
FOR nENT-sECOND STORY, WITH WIDE HALL;
entry and elevator Of zoos ut. n.w., opposite
wholesale hay market: suitable for mechanical
&c: $50 mo- Inquire at ses,s La. ave. sel5-tr
FOR RENT-FINE STORE N MoNTROsE FLATS,
rent cheap to permanent tenant
se1l-im' L. 3. FRIsrOE, 1883 st. NV.
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSH 1l8 10TH 81. n. W.;
$50 per month; best location in the city for COM
inquire inquire s!sS L. ave. '''@ "''eao ,y ssHs~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

FOR RENT-1610. 1912. 1914. 1916 AND 1918 ISL
1T. NV; new bay-window press bricks; rooms
and bah; MI; east front; $3.50.
PALS Penn. ave. NV, s rooms and bath: all
MI; $3.50. JAMES q. JESTER,
se23-Ss $50 r Il. NV.