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Byrnes still at Home.

Police Supt. Thomas Hyrnes did not
go down to the yacht race in the police
boat Aurora to-day, as II was thought
he would lie Is stnl confined to his
home. II West Flfty-eighth street. suf-
fering from the effects OF the accident
which bef-ll him on Wednesday night.
TIL. superintendent will probably report
for duty Monday or Tuesday.
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Will Discuss Public Health.

Among those from this city who will
attend the international Congress Of
Public Health to be In chi
cago Monday are Health Officer William
r. Jenkins. Or. John I. Nagel. Chief Of
the Bureau of Vital Statistics. and Dr.
Charles +. Roberts,. Sanitary Supcr!n-
tcndrnt or OF the Health Department
They viii start for Chicago tonight.
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NO CAT KILLED IN COURT.
Mr.. Ed wards's Case Adjourned sad
crows Disappointed.

In anticipation Of a kindergarten In
the science OF killing cats painlessly with
chloroform, "A large crowd Of Harlem
ties gathered in the Harlem Police Court
to-day when Justice Welde called Mrs.
Sarah J. Edwards. OF 21e West One Hun
dred and Second street, to the bar for
examination on the charge OF poisoning
animals.
The crowd was disappointed. az Justice
Welde adjourned the case until next
Wednesday afternoon.
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Robbed by a cl.ysr Thier.

Mrs. Robert Saale., of $50 briggs ave-
nue.. WILLIAMSBURG, I is iooking'. Tor a
young thief whip took her gold watch
and $40 in: money. T.. The, man appeared
this morning and wanted to look at
some furnished rooms. Alfs. Saalc
shove him around. and he went away
utes after he had gone Mrs. Saale dts
covered that her property mad gone with
MIN, sEA - y - " .a-
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nctory and Barns Burned.

NEW ROCHELLE. Oct. THE tobac.
90 factory and a barn owned by r. Col,
den. and also a barn belonging to Mrs
Hanford, were burned early, this morn.
ing. Golden's loss Is about 5000, and
Mrs. Hanford's about 81. 500. Four horses
IN the Hanford barn persisted in the
flames. The fire broke out on the prem.
ises Of Golden. from some unknown
cause. The loss is only partly covered
lx. .pa,,ronrp
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at. Ter.sa.s Church Anniversary.

The eleventh anniversary Of the con-
secration OF st. Teresa's Church cor
ner Henry and Rutgers streets. will be
celebi ated tomorrow. At II O'Clock a
solemn high mass will be sung by Rev.
Peter j. Prendergast, of Epiphany
Church. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. DIR. Terry, of Albany. Very
Rev. Vicar-General Walsh, of Platts-
burg, will chant solemn vespers In the
evening at 100. and Rev. Father Child
wick. Of st. Stephens win preach. There
will be special music for the occasion.
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Parted by Poverty,

George Janasky, a cloakmaker, applied
to the Gerry Society's agents In Essex
Market Court to-day to have his four
little children taken care OF. Janasky
is out OF work. and last night the family
was dispossessed from 81 Wiliett street.
The parents and children wept bitterly
as they parted. Justice Ryan gave the
father &
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Died a. q Keeley Institute.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, oct. T.
Francis w. Mcconnell, aged thirty
seven. was found dead in his bed 1T the
local branch of the Keel,y institute. lie
entered the institute Monday, aid was
on preliminary treatment. lie did no:
follow the rules OF the institution, and
was seen yesterday In a saloon. Cen
gestion OF the brain Is given Ps the cause
of death.
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Tossed I'm nv tho Sea.

POINT PLEASANT. n. j.. Oct. l.
The crew OF Forked River l~.ife-Ssvins
Station found this morning the bciy or
a man washed upon the beach very
badly decomppSAd. 1t was thaE or u
man about . feet Inches high. dressed
in dark coat and pants, white vest.
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Mother and Child peac.

Early to-day Mrs. Marion O'Donovan,
thirty-siS years old. was found dead in
her room at $40 West Forty-ninth street,
Later on. underneath the bed upon
which the dead woman lay. was disGov-
cred the corpse of a newly born child,
The Coroner will make an investigation
In the case this afternoon.
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E..M.yor Indicted for Assault.

Mayor John Laughran has been indicted
for assault with intent to Kill. This In
dictment grew out of the shooting OF
James Ramey In the passenger depot In
this city on the evening OF Sept. 10 HI
was arrested yesterday. and was subse'
quently releas ed on bond
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Mre. Newberg Get. Counsel Fees.

Philip Neuberg has brought an action
in the Superior Court for an absolute
divorce from his wife. Minnie, upon the
ground OF infdelity. An application was
made in her behalf to Judge McAdan
to-day. for alimony and counsel fees
pending the trial OF the action. Judg,
McAdam refused to give Minnie any all,
mony but granted her a counsel. fec
NJ So5
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Visiting Charitable institutions.

Mayor Gilroy and the other members
o. the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tIonment to-day visited the charitable in
situations supported by the. city. Tn"
Beard Is makinS a personal inspection
before considering the estimates Of the
Board OF Charities and Correction next
uEn.l
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D,ed rom Ga. Sufrocatior,

Mary Tanning. Il domestic employed
Mt 3 West One Hundred and Twenty
eighth street. who was found in her
room early Yesterday morning uncon-
scious, having been sunocated by gas,
died last night, She was twenty-five
years OF age, Il native Of lrelnnc. and
had bceA in this country but IA year.
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p.s.sur Institute Opens Mottay.

Pasteur Institute Opens Mo1s
The opening Of the new bXn.
the New York Pasteur Ing. CIV
Central Park Sanitarium or.,
trial Park ana Ninety-sen'n
takes place IN Monday.
reception at s 4. NJ, Yvered nv Prof.
OF welcome VIII be Xsirman of IN
Ogden +. p9 TS 4e"ral address b,
rrsstJ.n nr 'lnl Gibier, will fol.
bw, after which ahd laboratories. Re
q. .hT san an't w,ii served at $50 O'Clock.
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Kl,ed in q Mir s.Roof csvs-In.

DANNIl.LE. Ill. oct. IA bad acci
dent occurred at NJ. Kelly's coal mine
last night. The roof caved In. killing
Joe Miners and fatally injunng AYERS
Taylor. Jesse Stark also received So
we're injuries.
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Miss Elkins To Marry . Broker.

The announcement comes from FL
kins. w. Va. Of the engagement OF Miss
Elizabeth Elkins. daughter OF ex-Secre-
tary Stephen r. Elkins, to edward F.
Rruner. OF New York. Mr.. Brunei is a
broker In this city.
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Charged with Beating a Boy.

william Bake. OF a0 East One Hun
dred and Fifteenth street. was arraigned
to-day in the Harlem Court. charged
with beating a six~teen-year-old boy
named Thomas Higgins. OF 2ll3 Third
avenue. and breaking his jaw. He was
held to await the result Of the lads in
juries.
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.rah Feldrand. seventeen years old, .
@ssmaker. became insane from sick
less. and was removed from her home
at 1887 Second avenue to the Flower Hos
pital to-day. She lived with her grand
parentS.
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An ETERNAL FAREWELL.
Father Came to See His Daughter
Sail and Died.

QUARANTINE. Oct. MIR. Brewster
OF Northampton. Mass. who anne %
to see his daughter OF on board shp
Great Admiral, Capt. Rowsll. bound fer
Sydney, N. $. W., died on board the
vessel oil Staten Island this morning OF
paralysis.
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MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
They Name Frederick 7. 0rsenhalGs
OF LEVEL. for Governor.

BOSTON, Oct. THE Massachusetts
Republicans. in state Convention. have
nominated Frederick 7. Greenhnlge. Of
Lowell. for Governor. and Roger VOL
colt for observation-disclosures
The evening world., 1893-10-07

In every case of Catarrh that seems
hopeless, you a depend upon Doctor
propriators are so sure Of it that they'll
pay $500 cash for any incurable case.
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Forecast lOI
r. NJ. Sunday

Forecast iOI t'irt,-siS top's ,nding at s
r, N Sunday:
Fer Southeastern New York. including Long 10.
and also for Connecticut and Northern New Jer-
sey Fair or clearing sunday southwest to west
winds
The following record shows the changes In the
temperature during the morning hours, as In.
Gated by the thermometer At Perry's pharmacy:
81 A....st.s A. NJ. 63.s A. Ms II M....Ss
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freshing sleep, and restores health and
strength. For alterations, displAcemcnts,
bcarins-down sensations, periodical pains,
and all female complaints" and weak
nesscs, " Favorite Prescription is the
only guaranteed remedy, II 1t eve
fails 10 benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
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TEE best TAsIE 'HoTE in city ,TSr. ; .pstSsl
o.. BRIzzoLARI, !. East nth 81. near W
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Charles D. s.bcock's House Robbed

Druing the night thieves broke into
tine residence OF Cha rles ID. Babcock. 81
Third place, Brooklyn. and stole silver
ware worth 500.
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.n...,-lte Found Drowned.

MI, hoh,. IA man found in the East
Dr. sa",of Ninety-sixth street this
AZ been identified as that OF
Ilornius astetenbeck, forty years old,
o 'hn q 4 at Ia Woodbine street. firook-
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Killed by the Fail.

ORANGE. n. j.. Oct. I. - Thomas
Clark. aged fifteen, son OF James Clark,
of Union street, who fell yesterday from
a hickory tree. died this morning In
the Memorial Hospital from the injuries
received.
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WLOOK UP,

LOOK EP,
and not down." IL you're a
suffering woman. Every one
of the bodily troubles that
come 10 women only has n
guaranteed cure in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. That will bring you
safe and certain help.
It's a powerful general, as
well As uterine, tonic and
)nervine, and it builds up and
invigorates tho entire female
system. 1t regulates and pro-
notes all the proper func-
tons, improves digestion,
.,r,hnc tho blood hrtp1s -
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Mining stocks.


. sIhc following arc the closing quotations of
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
The evening world., 1893-10-07
He So. the yirs. Flag on Pike, P..k.

RUTLAND. Vt. oct. I-NlrN,s A.
Yo, died here THURSDAY ni-.it, aged
seventy-eight years. MIR. Not crc~SNi ils
plains and Rocky Mountains wt;l an,
Fremont and Xii Carson, anil piarTu
the irst United States Sag ~ PIE y
Peak.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HAWAII AND THE HAwAuASs--Tonight Mr..
Edwin Browne will deliver lecture ON Hawaii
and the Hswaiians at Netzerott Music Hall.
Unusual interest attaches to these islands and
their inhabitants at this time. and Mr..
Browne lived for several years at Honolulu and
made excursions to all the islands in the group
he will speak from personal observation and ex-
perience. His lecture will be handsomely Illus
trated by stereoptlcOn views and il should at
tract a large audience.
TIE NoRDIcA CoScERr.-Today the sale of
seats commences for the concert to be gwen by
the NOrdica Concert and operate Company.
which will take place at Metzerott Music Hall
on FRIDAY evening next. The same people who
were heard here with such pleasure few
weeks ago will appear, and the program Will
include the quartet from Rigoletto and selec-
tons from GOunod's Faust" The troupe
will have the assistance of a competent or
chestra, and. it is safe to predict, a brilliant
audience.
CoS6REG ATIoSAL CHURCH.-Tomorrow even
ing the second lecture of the course by Prof. j.
l. Ewell will be delivered in the Corgre-
tionsl Church. The subject will be, Egypt,
the Pyramids to the Red Sea-" Prof. Ewell
will take his audience to the heart of the great
pyramids and show them the explorations now
being made. He will give them glimpses of
street life and show what modern enterprise
has accomplished in Egypt All this Will be
the fruit of the professors personal travel and
special study. The illustrations will be numer-
Gus and effective.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

TIE John N. Palmer Democratic Club of the
District have indorsed DIR. ]. B. Riley for ap-
pointment recorder of deeds
PRoT. A. p. MONTAGUE of the Columbian
University Of this city has been chosen one of
the honorary vice presidents of the congress of
secondary education TO be held at the worlds
Columbian exposition.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, old soldier from Nor
wich, Conn, who is here looking after his claim
for . pension. was found sick at Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street yesterday and was cared
for by the third precinct officers last evening.
ANNIE ALEXANDER. aged fifty wears. died sud-
denly at her home. 2022 Columbia terrace. be-
tween Z, +. Goth and Dist streets northwest,
this morning.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON a white man. aged
about sixty years, fell at the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 9Th streets northwest and
received q severe cut over the left eye and was
rendered unconscious. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital.
CHAA J. EZRA of No. IVA Pennsylvania ave-
nue. was struck by cable car 201 at 18th and G
streets about 1890 o'clock yesterday morning
and was knocked clear of the tracks, but re-
cetyed Q severe cut over the left eve. The
Emergency Hospital staff attended to his in
juries.
The funeral services over the remains of
Grsssie Garnett Buckley, the youngest son of
DR.. John ". Buckley, whose death in Dsnville,
Pa, Of pneumonia occurred on Saturday, will
be held tomorrow morning at IL o'clock at
Trinity Church, Sd and & streets
The last tribute of respect and affection was
paid to the memory of the late VIM Fletcher
BY the funeral services which were held today
~ st. Pauis Catholic Church Requiem mass
was sung.
SING NEE. charged with conducting gam
bling place in connection with his place of bust
ness, forfeited s25 collateral in the Police
Court today.
Me-. g. W. HERoLD, who has been quite i'll
for the past month, Is convalescing rapidly and
will shortly be able to resume business.
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ANACOsTA.

news comes today from the country of an
unfortunate accident which befell Mr. JOSEPH
Tinots Gay or two ago at his home near Tenn
Pes hih- Prince Georges county. Md. He
vas engaged In clearing lis ground and up
roofing stumps with the aid of dynamite. One
cartridge failed 10 explode on time and Mr.. Gil
lott approached it SO that he might determine
what was wrong. As he came within few feet
OF the cartridge il exploded Mr.. Gillott's face
was disngured and il was thought that he had
eeen fatally injured DIR. +. A. Pyles was
called and after using thread and needle pro-
rounced elliott in q critical condition The
port this morning is that the wounded man.
although not out OF danger, is in q fair way to
recover. Mr.. elliott was at one time a resident
OF Anacostia and is well and favorably known
here.
The Saturday Night Club met last night at
the Office Of the president, Col II. s. stow
Several new members were admitted. good
deal OF routine business was transacted. 1t was
decided to give ball in April Reports from
the financial committee showed q reasonable
amount in the treasury.
An exciting time was caused this morning by
the antics OF a pair Of car horses which es-
capped from the stables of the Anacostla and Po-
tomac River Railroad Company.
Mr. Boarmzn Of Twining City sends q COM
plant to the police this morning of stagnant
water near his home
Jos. Gwinn was taken into custody Yesterday
BY j. +. Reagan on the charge OF having shot
Lizzie Simms in the face with a ball from a
parlor rife
The post Office matter does not seem to be at
t-acting much attention. IL is understood that
there are several applicants for the position but
those whose names mentioned in this
connection seem disinclrasi to talk about the
matter.
Real estate men declare that the prospects of
Anacostia were never brsgh at present.
They look for a spring rise In prices.
Local merchants say that trade is on the up
grade.
Several new stores have been opened in
Anacostis within few DAYS and are being
fairly well patronized-
Mrs Adelaide Sanger Of Fillmore street is
visiting friends in Washington
Miss Amelia jackson Is convalescing. .
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Along the WhAryes.

Capt jefferson Edwards, late Of the wood
schooner Kate Muller, died at his home near
KinsAle, Va. Saturday. Capt Edwards was
Potomac and had a large acquaintance along
the Washington and Georgetown water
fronts He was in his fifty-tifth
was q native Of New York. but has been
engaged as a Potomac waterman for thirty
years At different times be has commanded
the Black Hawk, wstchful. Adelsid and at the
time Of his death was in charge of the Kate
Muller. He has also sailed in about all the
schooners Of the Carter 4 Clark feet Typhoid
pneumonia was the cause of death His funeral
viii take place tomorrow.
The buoy tender Holly, Capt French. arrived
In port Saturday and has been putting in some
good work on the buoys along the Georgetown
channel. Ii is thought that she will leave this
evening to I'll engagements down stream.
The pretty yacht Viva is stil riding at anchor
in midstrean. Today she has her ensign and
club burgee flying.
Another room Is being added to the house of
the Independent Ice Company. Agent Yerkis.
who has been absent large part of the winter
IL experimenting the work.
There 10 considerable activity being mani
Tested by the excursion people. They are ex-
pecting rich season and are making ready to
receive the dow Of riches
The Mount Vernon travel today, both via
ferry and Manchester, 10 heavy.
The propeller Washington came IN this morn
ing with large consignments of freight which
left New York Saturday afternoon. Much of
this stun was delivered by o'clock. The rail-
roads will have to look to their laurels. large
lot of southern freight was also brought mp.
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Ten Months for Carrying q Razor.

Charles Bowen, coiored man Who has a
fondness for carrying a razor. Was caught Sat
urday night when he called ON his old friend
Eliza Fry, who did not care to receive him.
Elias daughter took the part Of her mother
and when Charlie drex a razor from his poeke-
and cut right and left tie mother and daughter
bad to do the disappearing act. Charles srres
followed. and this morning he was tried II
Judge Miller's court and gwen ten months In
Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20
Treasury Department Promotions.

Once Of the controller of the currency-W.
J. Fowler from class four to $4,000, c. A.
Stewart from class three to class four, W. A.
Buell. from class two to class three, Miss A. NJ.
Whitsside from class one to class two, W. E.
Sullivan from 81 LOCO to class one, G. c. Sutton
from $500 10 sl.OO0.
Ofice of internal revenue-M;ss Nellie ID.
Morey from s6seto s9OO.
secretary's ofiee-Mrs. Ada G.. Adams from
$500 to 81 900, Miss NJ l. Bernhard from $3.50
to $50.
Second auditors office-w. W. Fugate from
81 .00O to class one
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Mr~ Lizzie Bishop Hinkley Of Roxbury,
Conn, aged twelve years, has given birth q
tIiplets and all are doing well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-20

Any Monetary standard
that may be established VIII not Affect the larger
use q Old dominion Cigarettes. Photograph in
every package
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-OWNERS DESIRING TO DISPOSE
w of low-priced unimproved property at bargsin
prices can End . quick purchaser. Address Box 70,
Star Office. mhlS-smw3t
WANTED HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR LOTS IN
w Brookland; will pay from 10 to 20 cents per foot.
Persons desiring to sell address GRACE n. THOMAS,
100 Corcoran building. mhl0-6t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE RE-
w quire unfurnished rooms in northwest for $l5;
permanent, unquestionable references. II. X. B.
Star office. It,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE SEC
w ond-story room with board; SIS per month west
OF 11th south of ST. Address s. T. Star office.
WANTED-AT ONCE--BY GENTLEMAN AND
w wife, two furnished rooms with board with small
private family in northwest; terms must be
able references exchanged Address, with terms.
Box So Star Office. IT.
WANTED-ONE OR TWO UNFURNIsHED Cd
w story rooms between and SITS. and convenient
70 11th or 18th ST. Address. stating TERMS n.
HUBBARD. Star ONCE. mhlS-3ts
WANTED-BY LADY AND DAUGHTER TWO
w three unfinished rooms; li9ht housekee ping
terms must be low. Address Box 90 Star ONCE.
mh1S-3t'
WANTED-BY APRIL 1-2 UNFURNISHED
w communicating rooms FOR the summer and fall;
second Moor south east front be rnoder-
office. mhlS-Its
WANTED - BY APRIL 1. TWO COMMVNI-
w eating rooms, bed room and sitting room, with
folding bed also board for gentleman and wife in the
n W. or Mt Pleasant; terms moderate. Address o.
N. sta- oSce. stating terms. mbl7-3t
WANTED-FuRNISHED AND UNFINISHED
W rooms in all parts of city the cheapest. quickest
and sures. plan to secure desirable roomers lest
lssos AZ! llth ST. n. W.. sHACKLEFORD'SAG AGENCY.
fe2S:}w'
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED - BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w country board for the summer, beginning April
l. within y hour of Washington, either Il. Il. or
Chevy Chase electric line. Address T. H. H. Star once
mhlS2ts
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FOR SALE-HoRsES a. VEHICLES

IsoE sALE-AT SACRIFICE TO IMMFDIATF
4 cash Iurchsser-!orse, dAy;0n aud harness. horse
years old. very large aud In good condition dayton
good as new Apply to l3-9 I 81 n. e hef NJ : a m
or atter , n. pb.s.-ats
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

SSH Prospect ave. $50 ss:S ); u s. s n .
,ss "a -. 3; :ior. sss is oss 81 100
SIS St 4. 80 RAE .Hs 'S Sssa. aud
..os Ms. Sr h 1I lsos sh . "a, iO1:.: Is Is
I$s! SO =. s,or.. n. 90 first house on fOIar
SO =. 80 sssssa hS :; :. on Fo.. %
Third cosi.se NON ~ US Js: Il. IN. r. Is,
sG:s ss;ss .s'' md - s ~ 81 i
WISCONSIN, ave. and y A'i' ''''n ~ H. or H. %
'''' "''''''''';-'jYs iS,cxrrSa T. RHO
mh13 WASHINGTON once. i*o6 @ 81 n. ". Tel. i0a
Tso ias 81 g Duncan pl.o. ne. room. bath.
1903 p 81 =. rooms, hath, Aim.i
e. 3Ss nSs shade d.ss z srOOfand large yard and
GA whitney ave. nv. rooms. gas. lAs-obe hsst.
,. NsLicHLEN 4 sArcHrLpkR.
mh2 Cor. 10th and q ste n ".
F FOB EIS "a BEAgIIFUL ssowS.sIoNE
hn %h AZ, s ; tsois IL s. 40 ss
iats Ma ave NO 20 = 's S..:. a. bath. q
i3o rs ave We ss.. an b s:sh e
* ST. q and cellar. :r; b., furnace. 20. 90
20 .pd S 8 s.: D. 81 ,t L. 80 IS =
1873 and 1926 Linden St n e.. sly r.. To-
ies.5n 9STkks 3 Ti0alFsoS. Ix,s 81, nv i%O
EQR RENT-l3o E ST. NE; 9 ROOMS AND
bath: facing south good yard all modern i'm
proyemenss $50. 50
11sss \. J. ave. delightfally situated corner
house: wide parking on both heated by furnace;
containing rooms and bath $50. 50 Per month.
., JOHN B. WIGHT,
ie2o-c 14l0 q ST.
EOR RENT-I35 ST. M MOONS AND
bath all mod impA ESQ. so per month.
, JOHN b WIGHT,
nls-o 14l0 O St
E0R RENT-S6 5O-5RooM FRAMES on TUR-
4 ner ST. n just OF Bsdensburr road; Potomac
te1-10m. az Fst
EoR RENT-A sIN-RooN BRICK DWELLING;
near cable cars; 9TH Sc. s-w. in good cond tion
only 81 % per mo. R. A. PHILLIPS son.
mnS-Zw 14s2 n. Y ave.
MONEY WANTED & To LOAN
S6 OOO WANTED FOR THREE YEARS AZ S
SpO.OOO per cent on ample second trust security
No commissions. Address y. q. Lock Boz loS