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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
ARABS AND BEER.

One Mohammedan Chews Anoth-
er's Finger, and Both Are Ar
rested.
John Mansour and Joseph Fargellh,
two Arabs, were locked up in the cen
trail station last night on the charge of
disorderly conduct. They were ar
rested on Central avenue near
Main street. Mansour says that
Fargellh bit his finger, which appeared
to be the case, as Mansonr's forefnger
was bleeding from two incisions, evil
IDENTITY caused by somebody's teeth.
Fargellh accused his companion of hav-
ing "much beer" which was unmistak-
ably true. Fargellh feared he was
going to be put in the same cell with
Mansour. On the way to their cells
Fargella exclaimed:
me afraid to 90 with him."
The TWO Arabs were locked in oppo-
site cells. where they could look at each
other across the corridor, and jabber
away until they went to sleep.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
The total number of cars weighed
INTO and out of elevators and mills were
CAN THEY ACT?
Question as to Authority of the
Supervisors of the Poor.

Supervisors of the Poor.
There may be contest between the
supervisors of the poor-the board late
ly revived by the copncil-and the board
of charities and corrections, in case the
board of supervisors attempts to expend
any city money for charitable purposes.
The charter specifically states that all
powers vested by law or ordinance in
the board of supervisors previous to the
enactment of the charter are to be
transferred TO the board of charities
and corrections. There has been some
talk OF voting the $4,000 remain
ing in the contingent fund to the
use of the supervisors, but a
special meeting of the council would be
necessary to accomplish this, as all
money in the fund not used reverts, on
Jan. to the general fund. If this plan
is abandoned, the supervisors may try
to have some of the $4,000 of next
years contingent fund appropriated.
The only question is, can the board of
supervisors eXpend or control the eX-
penditure of any city fund tor chart
table purposes? Aid. Jennings. the chair
man of the supervisors, thinks that the
board can eXpend the money to aid the
unemployed, without necessarily coll
sulting the board of charities and cor
rectiOnS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
BIG HOLIDAY TRADE,
Minneapolis Merchants Pleased
" it'll the Volume OF Business.

Minneapolis Merchants Pleased
With the Volume OF Business.
Despite the cry of hard times and the
prevailing stringency in money matters
the merchants Of Minneapolis have
reason to feel gratifed over the result
of the Christmas trade.
In speaking of the holiday trade. Mr..
7. j. Dune, the Office man and adver-
Using man of 5. E. Olson, said yesterday
that their trade was the largest of the
season and that it even exceeded the
the most sanguine expectations.
Business" said he, "has been highly
satisfactory to us, and the stride we
have taken has been something quito
unusual"
In further conversation it was stated
that the cash trade CT this house last
week aggregated $50. 600, and on Satur-
day alone the handsome sum of SIS, 600
was taken in.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
HOY DENIES THE STORY
That He and Lawrence Made
Deal With Fleury.

Inspector Hoy. in speaking of the
story published in a st. Paul evening
paper to the effect that Fleury. the con-
victed bank robber, had some startling
disclosures to make regarding the con-
duct of the Minneapolis detectives who
first caught the four bank robbers and
had them photographed, said:
''Fhere is absolutely no truth in the
charge. Ii Fleury made such state
ment, he must have referred to the st.
Paul detectives. We arrested the men
and they were convicted of vagrancy
and the sentence suspended on condition
that they left the city Immediately.
That is all there is to it. OF course the
men are naturally sore at US for having
them photographed, as that was what
led T. their capture"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
Run In the Wrong Man.

Officers Cronin and Martin arrested
a man night before last, and locked him
up on the charge of forgery. They
supposed him to be one E. ID. Chase,
who is accused of passing forged check
for $40 on a South Washington
gave the name of Fred Smith, and in
sisted that he had never forged check
in his life. Yesterday the same two
officers met the real Mr.. Chase and
locked him up. too. Five checks for $40
were found in his pockets. The charge
against Smith was changed to vagrancy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
"For Revenue"

Midway News.
DON'T wait until canvasser strikes
you to buy copy of the ST. Paul Press
club book of stories; one may never
come. The better way is to fill out the
blank order which appears in the adver-
tisement of the book in another column
and Immediately forward it to Harry w.
Wack, st. Paul. 1t will be unique
volume, and no one interested in the
Journalistic craft of the capital city of
the state should be without it. If you
want it, order it now. Next week it
may be too late.
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Personally Conducted

Excursion to Hot Springs, Ark. will
Ry. via St. Louis and the Iron Mount
ain Route January %, 1891, on which
all expenses Of the party will be paid
in advance, including tickets, sleeper.
dining car and two weeks sOjourn at
Hot Springs. This arrangement will
afford the best accommodations and
save tourists about S25. Inquire for
rate of any agent Of the NJ. s. st. L..
Ry., or
G. NJ. PRATT. G. T. & P. A.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST,
Charming Spectacle at the Ly
ceum Theater.

Charming spectacle at the Ly-
ceum Theater.
Beauty and the Beast" the fairy
spectacular extravaganza, fairly capti-
waited the children at the Lyceum Thea
ter yesterday afternoon and evening.
Their bright, happy faces, flushed with
excitement, gazed with rapture upon
the gorgeous scene.
Five hundred tickets were distributed,
by the management, among the poor
children.
Great credit is due Miss O'Neil for the
perfect ease with which the perform
ance move d.
The brilliant Oriental costumes and
scenery were perfect in their represent
ations. The proceeds go to the Shelter
ing Arms.
The character of Beauty was taken by
Beatrice, the charming daughter of
Rabbi Marks. who impersonated the
role in an artistic and charming man
ner. Over one hundred and fifty chill
dred participated in the performance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
He Got Off Easy.

John Quinn, the prisoner who twice
tried to hang himself at the central
police station Saturday night, and was
arrested for shooting at a woman in a
house of ill-fame, was fined $40 yester-
day morning. Quinn was charged with
being found in house of ill-fame, and
he pleaded guilty. 1t is thought that
Quinn was temporarily insane when he
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Holiday Excursions.

For distances within 200 miles 1.-THE
NOrth-W Western Line"-C., st. P. NJ. 81
D. Ry.-will sell excursion tickets at
one and one-third fare ON Dec. 90, "a, 25,
80. 81, 1893, and Jan. l, 1894, good to re-
turn until Jan. 3, 1894. City ticket Of
Fl ces, Is Nicollet House Block. Mime
apoliS; 159 East Third street. st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
A GREAT YEAR FOR GRAIN.
Annual Report of Weighmaster
Reese--A Good Showing

annual report OF elSh master
Reese--A Good Showing.
The report of Weighmaster Reese, of
Minneapolis, Tor the grain year ending
Aug. 81, 1898, has been submitted to
the railroad and warehouse commission
The Minneapolis department requires
ffty-one employees, as the system of
state weighing has been extended so as
to embrace all the elevators and mills
in the city, with the exception of one
mill. There has been decrease of
q, 32S in the number of cars weighed
this year compared with last year, and
the number of places weighed at have
increased, thereby adding to the ex-
pense of the department, and causing a
deficiency of S6,609.74.
From the reports of light crops
throughout the Northwest. the receipts
the coming year may be lower, but Mir.
Reese thinks further deficiency can be
avoided by increasing the rate OF weigh
ing at private elevators from 20 TO 80
cents per car, and by reducing the num-
Der of weighers bv as many as cali be
dispensed with during the slack season
of the year, the weighers to be fur
Laughed one month each without pay.
The total number of bushels of grain
weighed into and out OF the elevators
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
oLD-FAsHIoNED CHRISTMAS.
Fine Weather and Good Sleigh
ing Grateful Features of the


ing Grateful Features of the
Day.
Christmas in Minneapolis yesterday
was attended with all the conditions to
make an ideal day, at least from an at
m ospheric standpoint, and the change
from the wet and soggy weather of
the day before, was most agreeable.
The air was cold and invigo rating. and
just sufficient snow had fallen to make
the best of sleighing, the merry jingle
of the bells making appropriate music
for the day and season. 1t was white
Christmas after all, and withal merry
one: and above all, it was essentially a
day for home festivities and reunions.
In the down town districts business
was suspended. and the day passed off
without incident of special public mo-
ment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26

I followed at the residence of Mr.. Clam
| pitt, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher
left for an extended tour of the West
and Northwest. They will reside in
| Memphis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
Ex-Goy. Riggs Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 25.-Ex-Gov.
Biggs. of Delaware, died at Middletowr
Del, this afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-26
In the Swim.

In, the Swim.
Faribault Republican.
In Minneapolis cases of night street
robbery are becoming very frequent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-09

Butts BRoso LIrHIA cures sick headache, neu-
raiyia and insomnia where all other brOmOs fail
THEE doses, - cen.s-
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST,
Upper part 2l2s i4th
81 and portion Of
cellar. 1lr. 30
4o8 c st, lsr. 30
2e Mass ave, ST.. rs. SO
1922 SD ST. Or. IS. so
100 and 1l02 18th
III \. Y. ave. Or. :. IS
lo6 q at, 6r.....3o. SO
~ y st. Or. 80
I'd f,oor <o7 10th st. 80
$50 Spruce st. lie
Droit Park, Or. so
800 9Th st. sr........S 80
1852 22d st. sr. *. so
1<l4 Fla ave. 7r. .2s.s0
III ID st, Or.
1928 sth 81. Cess
Upper part i4io p -,
. . -
2025 VT ave. Or. Is
1873 18th 81. er. IN. 10
TS3 I'd st. 6r...@.a 20
SIT y Gap 81. Or. 80
Upper part 1918 sth
II. Or. .............2o
SsE4 Tth ST road, sr. %
S12 P st, Or. 20
11cs Goth st. TIN
111S " ] ave. Sr. 1880
2431 y 81. Or. 1850
,rtion Of the property on
call at once for bulletin
h.
r z UACCANAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-09

ARTHUR W..ROBSON.
Steamboat Passenger and Tourist Agent, 6i5 18th
St n Telephone 1854 Branch Of Baltimore
Md
First Cabin, Second Cabin and Steerage tickets
by all steamship lines TO Europe. Asia. Africa.
Australia and the West Indies.
Also Boston, Providence. Norfolk. Savannah
and points south. Berths or state rooms reserved
on any steamer outward return
Sailing lists. rate sheets and plans OF steamers
AGENf FOR THos. COOK & SON.
Estimates given tours to any part OF the
world. Drafts issued IN sums 10 suit on England
ireland and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker Agents
ala the principal cities ~ Ea-Qpe. Send for IN
sEaesiSS "2o0 70 Ss,n." aoio-ss
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

WORLDS FAIR HOME. 43 BRYANT AVE- CHI
caeo, III: south side; same exposition;
venient thereto; terms moderate. w & A. x,
TAYLOR. formerly of Philadelphia. au2-ims
KAIl0RAMA HOTEL.
f1rst~class' Desirable location: pure air; rooms
large and light; furniture new; cafe in connec-
ton Terms. 81 per day for each person; liberal
discount 10 parties. For particulars INQUIRE at
TI3 II St NV, Washington ID. c.
BARNES * MCPHERSON
jy11-1m Formerly OF Washington. Proprtetors
PHYSICIANS ACCOMMODATIONS. WITH BOARD
in private residence; convenient three lines Of
ears di-ec1 20 fai-: fifteen minutes ride. Mrs
ie23-3m
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPER.
vising Architect. washington, d, C.. Augnsr i.
, ssss.leS mt, ProqP%Sso5 O'Clock rsseirs at e
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1891 and
opsped immediately thereafter. 20. all the labor
and material required 20 furnish snd m In paos
heating apparatus. including power bCiier aud pus
connections, fur ishing q poncondacfing cOFerins
material and apply ne same ell -xposed steam and
preaching for the Butler building Washington. ID c,
in accordance with drs wDgs and sf1cson eories
Of which may be had st this Office the once q the
labor nor the product Of any convict labor sil he
allowed in the work. Each bid must ne sccomIanlpd
by certified cheek for sum less than psr
Of the amount q the proposal The sht e reserved
Formally any bid should il he deemed In the inter
est of the government 70 do All bids received sitter
the time stated viii he returned 20 the bidder Pro-
posals must be inclosed in envelopes. sealed snd
marked Proposal FOR removing old steam testing
apparatus ana furnishing and king place cori etc
new lowpressure. n-circulation steam bss.ine
building. Nashtn Zton, D. c." AMI address-d 20
su2-eO6t
PROPOSALS For THE coNsTRUcTIoS OF
build pg al Washington Barracks. ID. C--Sealed pro-
posals IN trpicste subject 10 the usual condi IONS
Washington Barracks. d, G., until TWELVE y. on
SATURDAY, AUGUST NINFTEENTH. 1894 for
the erection Of one double OF " G stat qus-ters
and Will be onened IN the presence OF biddrs lnme-
dstely thereafter. Written guarantees by iisin
terested parties Tor s5OO 90 n viii be reouiFea 70
accompany lids 1he successful ladder 10 enter info
Ell 600 90. signed by two dsintere,ed parties sure
tics. within DAYS notification Of scceItanc-
OF bid Specifications, blank proposals and draEines
can be obtained by those inten linz % bid fron tie
and y. q NJ. Fourth Artillery. A. A. Y. y
H22Sa.eN sazAn
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CELLAR, 5l4 18TH ST.
$50 % ne. f.......e2S. 30
$40 ! 1th ct. &. ...... 26
1855 WelIach 4. 0e. rs 50
,NGERFORD. Ibid Il st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

septem6er: beautiful scenery; nOunTsip air:
MONTH ADDRESS Mr.. i or Mrs. Nk.soN stiit
LANp: Waterloo p. o.. rAu9uier county. Va.
AT LINDEN. MD. MILES FROM THE CITY,
n. 1. MATHEWS. Boz IS. P O sussT.
wANTED-FoUR ADULTS 10 OCCUPY LANCE
stine. 1916 l. 81. sus-st
WILL TAKE FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUST
from 70 il years For terms SpplS 70 uST.
TIE LEE TrREERvILiE. csantiiiy. Va. .aslss'
MOUNT SYLVAN ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
hDe shade poFSSss :I Peassnr Taons spns Se
nice piano: good table; tee. milk. fruits, &c.;
srrsa For terms rs' address, lss n Mason 'n JsEs
Round HNl, Loudoun county. Va. sas-et
BOARD IN TIE MOUNTAINS or MARYl-ASD.
sv ,s, miles Sor,heast Of Hsrcers Ferry for Az
=, boTELEh, Brownsville. Washington Co.
THE LEXINGTON HOUSE qSoRMERIY TIE
the year round. has been greatly enlsrgsA and
improved It's situation s unrfvsleo For terms a.,
address Miss M.c.McKEI14r. Prop jy5-wkslms
HOTEL GLEN MANoR-FoRFST tsIFrN MI n
and o. R-R. Liberal management special
terms for families and single gentlemen. Pure
water: plenty shade; table hrst-,lass; i've min
utes from station. G. II. CORNELL jy2S1ms
FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE Acooso,o-
dsted at 1Ancanore Mills farm. near Frederick.
Adults preferred; terus Sc; references exciasneed
Boz 4Ss an2-eaaa~
THE LESLIE. Laurel. ND, EIGHTEEN NILES
from Washington the Baltimore and ONO:
~ asls trains new and complete thronshout
drinking water Uttered by the Pas,eur pfecess
tyi5-im Mansger.
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FOR RENT
1917 18th st NV, sr. $50
SlI Sth st NV. Or. 40
1917 oth 1t NV, 7r...32
200 18th IT sw. Or. 40
500 r st nv, 7r. 30
1902 sth NV, ar. .25. 50
66S + st ne, 1r. Is
1928 sth ct NV. 7r.. Is
2l0 d ct NV, Or. IS
1882 Sth NV, lr. so
607 A st Sc. 7r.....21l
1859 and 1889 r st
ne, 6r. ..........@.@
2s3 10th ne. er. 20. 30
llS c ct ne. Or. 20
HOS @ &C ne. Or. 20
S4oh Fla ave NV.
SIS s. and ssi 10th i st
Sc. 6r- ..........1S.3S
III e st sc. 7r. is
1912 o st NV, Ar. 1880
1&1s A st sc. els
COS 18th ne. Or. 1880
c325 Champlain ave,
MI .fS
Gil @ sw, Or. 20
4ol II ct NV, Ar. 1880
1907 9Th NV. ar. 80
20 ID st sw, 5r. 10. 80
1@S K st ne, sr. s.
6lS and SIS 3h IT
ne, Ar. IL. so
The above Is only a p,
my hooks. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is
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FOR RENT-HOUSES..

FOR RENT-FURNISHFD-TH STORY PRESS
brick house; IL rooms and bath; completely fur
street cars. Rent. $50. c. c.. care Of Shorsham
Drug Store. auf-Sts
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FOR RENT
911 st. ne, ST., bath, ami. $50 80
BIG st. ne, Sr., bath, ami. 2250
us and 124 ID st. ne. 10r ami. 3750
BIG 9th st. Ne, 6r and bath, a.m.i. 2T59
1922 ST., Georgetown, ST., ami. $500
Az "a ST. n.e.. II. and bath. ami. ....... 225O
1911 Marion ST., 7r and bath, ami. $3.50
Sl6 ST. Sc, 4r. brick. .................. 100
6o6 Acker ST. Ne, 81. and BATH ami 1850
EMERSON & CAHILL.
JeS-3m G@3 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-sTORE AM
1901 Vt ave. 10r&b. 1855
GIG French st. 7r&b. .36
1846 Wallach. r.. 80. IS
62S I'd ne, 7r. ...... % 90
Au0.& THOS. ". III
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TOR RENT
1883 p Of. br, mi, l2r,
fnrnishsd. .ti6(
1909 Pros ~. br. mi, -
s5 81 u St: Sr. nj. ii. fur ;:$ 9
1887 Vt ave. br. mi. Or. 10
31l2 9 st, m 1. Sr.......G
1893 n st. br. mi. 16r. 81
1928 SD vt. br. store. lr. &C
1887 3ld st, br. store.
H and stable ......... 81
2504 Pa ave. br. mi, Tor. 81
1917 2Stb st. br. mi, Or. &
1891 n st. br. mi. 16r. a.
1909 30th st. br, mi. =
R.;.-.....: ......D. g.
BIO Dumparton ave,
br, mi. &r. 80. *
AUG 1884 32d ct,
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FOR REyT-BY X q. HOFFMAN, REAL Es.
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and sts. a W.

FURNISHED HOUSES
ave near 18th. NJ near 10 b, 15r. 300
I2. baths and 10 near n ave new
stable. Der annum a. 400 house and fur ior r,o
I ave near 18th. LII. 9Th near Y. I2r....2 0Do
~. ann UNI M, 600 18th near T. lar $50
~sss ave and Thomas Nd ave near ID Or. $50
eirce' iT--.-....... 800 ave near A. l2r. 100
OFFICES
roomsin Sun Desirable rooms az
1losg, nre.proof lantic Coast Lins
iI9M W 10 500 each. building" all front
III Al =. r-.-.-;.....Sfnl and hre-proof, from
. STORES.
iosa c ave ......sz5 cefeeroastins esssb,
S ~ 9th nv -,;.......-.-75 10th and NV. ELS
STABLES
1 1s99 & rs.. 1920 Conn svs rear ss5
iu sa7 Conn ave q r saT ~ e 80,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-PARTY WITH ABOUT $1,000 10 ~
vest; ole-paying business; silent or active sav
s siacosy explanation by addressing Boz .ss'
A GOLD NINE FOR TIE RIGHT MAN-sALoos
1 reason for selling. Address ESiiEsRfkisl s.s
FOR sAI.E-GRoCERY. MEAT AND PROVISION
;upns ipeos6ss Se1 . location new stoot $40
Address BARGAIN b, star once sus-2r'
FOR sALE-CIGAR STORE; BEST LOCATION
VENT TssPy nortnwsst doing big business y
at once; 9 rooms, stable and large yard Rent
only s22.so per ass d st. nv suf-sts
wANTED-A PARTNER. ACTIVE OR SILENT,
70 essSce 9oos
dress Boz l ssSc sisr ssfe, 'D'essa'"H s.ss
FIVE REASONS WHY RoWE's NTAI4IBIR
Undergoing system commeBds itself to Investors
l-Ahsolute safety.
29Quick returns.
s-capltsl completely under control
sSSSlentlne accuracy and uniform profits
300 Yields ss5 net pront weekly. Prospectus.
results; references from subscribers who have
ss1, suG Sc sni over a year
HAVE $4,000 IN BANK TO BUY STOCKS or
any Kind OF merchandise. such as DRY gods
soSss srocsTy Stores furniture Of private
3 sAMsTA1' Auct-. Central BLDG stt and
ia. ave tvsl1ms
FoR RENT-JULY 1. wAREHo USE 216 10TH ST.
NV; $50 per month: best location IN city for
commission. grocery OF other mercantile husiness;
occupied for last four years a cornfnts-iau
business by parties now vacatins. Inquire e26is
La ave. jy2p-3m
FOR RENT-a27. p2s La. AVE. NV; THREE
story brick warehouse. suitable for commlssion
business large Ice box; elevator; also lhrEe safe
III desired; rent $50 per month: less by the vrar.
McLACHIEN a BATCHEDTf
ty22-1m Cor. 10th and 6 sts az.
MY BAR ROOM AND LARGE STORE 1s26 pa
ave-. Will be for sale II q bargain TIL Noceul-
Der; lease III April. 1897; rent, SIS per ulonth.
A wHIiGE- jyi0im
AT RAMsAY's
Your watch cleaned for 81; warch msinsrrino
81. All our work warranted for wear.
np3tr l.2l %. az.
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CHARLES W. HANDY.

1852 Corcoran st.
10 rooms. bath, &C.
Low rent to good tenant.
GEORGE NJ. MYERS
au4-6t' Rooms and G. 1906 Pa ave-
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l2026 P ct, br. nal. q. 20. Sc
} I3124 DumbsTton ave,
SSH f. 4 4. g s.: ri. ii. rs g
J 200 9th ct ne. br. mi.
} 81 8 B st ne. br. mi. 81. $3.50
1888 32d Of, br, mi, 12r. %
1919 md 81 3Sd st. br
} mi, O. each. ). ......25. so
} 1872 SGD st. b b and
) 911 Dumbarton ave.
.lb Y s @s i. a.I b.: sr. :. ii: g
1888 n st. br. mi. Or 1T
II. TICKLING 4 BRO.
. NV. and l4O6 @ st. q. ".
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR ". ROBSON,
els 18th st. NV. Telephone 1664.
Steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent
Tickets TO Europe By all lines.
Drafts In sums TO suit.
Foreign Express. (au9) Custom House Broker
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FURNISHED
1913 18th St NV Hrs bath, and cellar

FURNISHED.
1913 18th st. NV. 1Irs. bath and cellar,
1416 18th st. NV. 13rs. and cellar ami 1880
UNFINISHED.
IS Iowa circle nw. 14rs.. ami. s75. 90
1872 10th ST. NV. Srs., a. mi. ......... 90. so
126 d st. me-. 9rs. and cellar, a.m.t.... as. so
1910 LIST ST. NV, 9rs.. anil $50
632 Acker st. ne, Or. br., ami. Is. 90
221 c ST. Sc, Or. Dr., cellar. ami. ... % 80
626 23d st. NV, 6r Dr., a. mi. q. so
1910 Linden place ne, Or. br.. a.m.i.... %. 80
ITO st. ne, 6r and cellar Dr., furnace. 20 80
6lS 18th ST. ne. 6r. Dr.. ami. $500
1910 st. Sc, 5r. frame. ............-... 1900
Apply to EASIERDAY & HALDEMAN,
AnI-3t COS Z NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-09

WANTED-FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS AND
private bath; I'd and Sd floors: also servants
room; for private family; bet. 18th and 10th SITS.
and and SITS. DULANY, FLEMING & LEE,
1870 st. auy-eo3t
WANTED-15TH INST. BY TWO LADIES, THREE
or four unfurnished rooms light housekeeping:
references exchanged. Address. stating terms and
location, PERMANENT, Star office. aus-3t'
wANTED-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
near business part of city, for gentleman and
wife. Address ]. A. T., Star ONCE auS-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-09

FOR SAI.E-HAVE QUITE A NtNPER OF NEW
and second hand vehicles for sale cheap very
cheap as the season Is virtually over and wish
TO dispose OF some: viii ne sold low A. pos
eible and accommodating terms as = con-
sistent with business methods. tnd all gsaraB-
teed 10 be represented. have about 300 ia
etock OF all kinds. II may BE- 20 your Hdvan-
tage 20 call and Cor yourselves at GZ2 @
ct. NV. opposite the new city post oftce
INSTR - j.. NIL n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-09

FOR RENT