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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
WOODBRIDGE CHURCH.

An Interesting Mem rial of the Commem-
 oration of its 15Oth Anni, ersary.
 The 150th anniversary sermon deliv- cred in the Woodbridge Congregational church by Rev. S. P. Marvin, pastor of the church, an address by Thomas R. Trowbridge of this city and other inter- esting matters, are published in neat pamphlet. The pamphlet also contains fine picture of Rev. MT. Marvin, a picture of the church as it now is, and a picture of the first meeting-house in Woodbridge. The whole forms very interesting memorial of very interest ing occasion and will be much prized by those who took part in it and by others interested in the old town.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
Stole From Sargent & Co.

Edward Rowland of 245 Water street and David W. Stevens of S6 Congress avenue were arrested yesterday by De- tective Sergeant Dennehy and locked up, charged with theft. Both men have been employed at Sargent's fac tory and have made a practice of stealing brass locks and other goods from the factory and selling them Rowland has confessed his guilt and duplicates Stevens in the transaction. Both men will be tried in the city court this morning.
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LOCAL \ 4 U ,.
Briei Mention.

Briei Mention.
 Good for all winter-Royal shoes.
 Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at 12 29 a. ID. and 12:57 p. m.
 Real Estate Agent L. B. Hinman left yesterday for few weeks visit in Buffalo, N. Y.
 Manure specially composted for top dressing lawns. Conn. Concrete Co.,. 49 Church street.
 A number of the members of Con- pany I, Meriden, will witness the in- spection of Company K of Wallingford by Captain Beach tonight.
 The tasteful stage setting at the con- cert at the Hyperion Tuesday even- ing was arranged by James Cogan, window dresser for F. M. Brown & Co.
 Prof. S. W. Johnson of Yale was yes- terday elected photographer by the As sociation of American Colleges and Ex- pertinent stations at it's annual meeting in Washington, D. c.
 And now it is declared in England that MT. Bob Cook has neither been to Oxford nor had any negotiations with Oxford about an international eight cared race with Yale.
 Artist John A. Hendrick of this city, the champion billiard player of Connec- icut, entertained the members of the Derby board of trade last evening, with one of his fine exhibition bages.
 Arrangements are about completed for the production of the Japanese Wedding" which is to be given at the Christ church parish house, West Ha- ven, on Tuesday evening, November 27.
 Attorney Frank D. Pavey, who in 1889 was a practicing lawyer in this city, was elected member of the New York legislature from the Eleventh district of the city of New York. He is republican.
 Mrs. Francis I. Wheeler, a teacher in this city, read an interesting and logical paper before the state Sunday school convention in New London upon the subject of Temperance Teaching for Little People,"
 Rev. Nathan Hubbell, formerly of this city, delivered his very interesting illus trated lecture My Journey to Jerusa- lem" at the East Pearl street M E. church, Fair Haven. last evening before a good sized audience.
 Professor Hadley of Yale is booked annual meeting of the American Eco- homie association, to be held at Colum- bia college. New York, December 2s-29. His subject is Population and Capi- taI."
 The Connecticut Dairymen's associa- tion met in Rockville yesterday and discussed "The Building Up of Dairy Herds" Addresses were made by Presi- dent Robert A. Porter of Putnam, and Congressman-elect D. Stevens Henry of Rockville.
 Congressman-elect Dayton, who de- feated Congressman Free Trade Will son in his district in West Virginia, will, in all probability, eat his Thanks giving turkey in Meriden, as the guest of Mrs. Richard Allen of Cottage street, a near relative. Meriden republican leaders are talking of giving him an ovation if he comes all right
 In society cup of delicious choco- late is quite the thing. To be thor oughly correct, you should have the best procurable-such is CHOCOLAT- MENIER-used the world over at fash ionable soirees and dinners. During this week you are cordially invited to have sample cup of this healthful and nutritious beverage at D. M. Welch & Sons. 2s-so Congress avenue
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
Friday, November ID, ioos.
AEW 4DVERTIsEML

A Busy Throng-Howe X stolson.
 DaIiy Lhat-,Mnley, Nceiy X Co. Estate Morris Herman Probate Notice. Fur Cap s-Chas. Monson Co. Financlal-T. E, Ward x Co.
 For -Shop-New Haven Wheel Co. Pound-Moncy- y-superintendent of Police Grnnd Snuppmc kmlHprllm-F. h. Brown X Co New Haven lIousc-S. II. Moscley. Streets Buckwhea At Or ,cers. Special Noticr-E. A. Street. Nnnte-L -Lnundress-4 High Street. WHutcd-Sltunilnus-ll3 Franklin street. WHntcd-M nc. E. Minor.
 Wantcd-situation- Lnmberton Street. Want cd-Siuaton- Morris Street. Wnnted-Situation-l Franklin street. Wauted--Washing- Carlisle Street. NNUIc' -Ladles-LOuHe Smith. WHntcd-Situatlon- W West water Street Wauted-Sltuaton-C E. Thompson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
Burglars in the Annex.

Early yesterday morning burglars ef- fected an entrance into the meat and provision store of w. w. Allen on Quinnipiac street in the annex and stole a quantity of hams. There is no clue to the burglars.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16

Domestic economy comes from buy ing meat of the Booth Meat Co. Bil buyers; big sellers. Prices down {, zero. Four stores: 37O State street, 59I Grand avenue. 62 Congress avenue ant Grand avenue, Fair Haven. n16 2t
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From the Sub-Treasurv.

In Bostcn we have just received On, Thousand (s1,000) dollars in Columbian souvenir half-dollars we will give out il change to customers.
 n14 St DIV. Cosgrove & Co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16

Note.-A minus sign l-l preixed to ther. mometer readings indicates teInperatu e be- low zero,
 A "T' in connection with rainfall indicate. ttrace of rainfall too small to measure
 Snow is .meted and resulting deptf, of water not known.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16

Mrs. Thomas Couch of Florence. Mass. is the guest of "Jane," Mrs. Mar lin. at her apartments at the Elliot house.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
1.-the RahY ia Cutting Teefh.

Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething It soothes the child ,softens the gums allays all pain, GU es wind collie and Is the best remedy for diarrhna. 25 cents bottle.
 sl7 m and W
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MlLEYsNEErN.p@.
New Haven. Friday. Nov. le. iso.. 1he yeakAsr ko-aay-Lsksky to 6e fa,r: TELEPHONE No. ssl.
SUITS.
TELEPHONE No. sss.

The three-day sale of Boys Suits begins this morning. Sale Days Friday, Saturday, Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16

Fine stock of Bradbury and Sterling pianos at E. L. Catlin's, 643 Chapel St.
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l.. w. ROBINSON,
 ARCHITECT,
 Removed to No. 76o CHAPEL STREET. NODSSNCNONC
= Tbe BeSt? .

There is but one best nothing better. A shower of adjectives will not make the best better; but how the word is abused
 For instance the best Coffee in one store would have no place in ours, for it would not be good enough. The same is true as regards Butter, Tea, Spice and a dozen other staple articles in our stock.
 Try the experiment some time
 see what "The Best' means here.
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Mean temperature. 40. Max. temperature. ~ Min. temperature. 32. Precip.Jation, 0 inches.

Max. velocity Of wind. 2 SW. Accumulated excess of temperature since January l, 503 degrees. or an average daily excess of 1.6 degrees.
 Total deficiency of precipitation since Jao |.
 U. G. MYERS. observe:.
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.EPPS'S ;f'S;'SS-''l;ijj.;ij COCOA,

BREAKFAST-sUPPER.
 By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion the fiue properties Of well-seieoted Cocoa, Mir. Epps has provided for our breakfast and sup per deiicately favored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors" bills. It is by a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies arc floating aroLnd us ready to attack wnereve there Is a weak point. We may escape manya fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and n properly nourished frame."-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by grocers, h. belled thus: JAMES EPPS X CO, Ltd,
 Homeopathic Chemists, o2dm tu&we London. England
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria,
 Children Cry fol Pitchers Cast0ria
 Children Cry fo: Pitchers Castovia.
CONFIDENCE

CONFIDENCE In diamond merchant is more de- sirable quail cation on the part of in tending purchasers than reliance on their own limited Knowledge of the relative values and merits of Precious Stones.
 To become expert in Gems, one re- quires not only a natural genius for the profession, but many years of close application and constant associ- atiOn.
 Oar established reputation as Dia- mond mercha ants is guarantee that misrepresentation never reso. ted to in Or1er to effec sale, and we cor dially invite the public to cal on us and look through our magnificent IT, ray of Diamonds, selected with care, which we offer at least 15 per cent. less than any other h ,use in New Haven.
 SiLVERTHAu'S
 Jewery Store, 790 Chapel street,
 the Diamond Experts,
 Headquarters for Wedding Gifts.
 Select your Christmas gifts n 'w
 and save money.
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MT. Cleveland

Has issued his Thanks giving proclamation. Gov ernor Morris will soon fol- low suit. Then comes the turkey, the cranberry sauce, the oyster pie, the celery and contentment, if not dys- pepsia. We are ready to supply. any demand in the line of working utensils and table ware, or the table it. self, and the chairs. Our sale of Ranges last week was very large, but we ex- pect to make it larger this week. Can we do anything for you?
 BROWN & DURHAM,
 Complete Houseturnishers, ORANGE AND CENTER STREETS.
 Cash or Credit.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL D APARTMENT.
 OFFICE or THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. l5. 1894, sp.m Forecast for Frlday-For New England and eastern New York: Generally fair; brisk to higher southwest winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09


Store room l5sl NJ
NV ,5oo
Gunton bldg. rms N
y, p, 20 81 d n
Canton hid rms II.
Ii 4 1 haset rm 10 20
Gunton bldg, rms II
and y. 10 %
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THE EVENING STAR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-UNFUnNIsIlED
sos 18th st NV, 24r23332 il19 10th st Tor. As
! Dupont Circle. 18r $50 i70S NJ st sr. As
1Zl2 ut NV, l2r. lis $50 r NV, 81. AS
ItSz Binney st NV. zoos 9TH nv. Dr. 1850
I5r :............ 100 i23! Corcoran st, Sr. 40
!UD Zlst NV. lsr. .1Ogt t0e ut NV, Or. 40
l44o ST NV, 1T. 10 2c5 u st nc. Or. ...... -
1912 10th st NV, l2r. 10 l104 o st NV, .2S
602 st NV. llr. ...7S $50 ~ ct NV, sr. p 80
2020 Hniyer ave NV, 100 llth NV, sr. SO
i2r :......::.......75l 40 ave NV. x 20
20c3 iillyer p Tor. 10 l2l7 2ith st NV. Or. 70
$40 / 1T NV. lar. 20 1881 NJ 81 NV sr. Is
500 18th inau, 4r&b65 1929 18th st NV. Or. g
1921 Goth ct NV, Tor OS 1106 l4th ct NV, 2r. ..25
1873 st NV Tor. :. .65 060 K st ne, Or. rs
1929 q st, Or. .05l 2@1 Il ct ne. Ir.......-
40i l1th 1t NV. Or. .6s lt0l II st nw Isl. l96. O.
022 ave NV. 18r. ". IS SIT ave DC. u. 22.60
1116 NJ ct NV, sr. . col TO l7th NV. nat. 4r. 20
1402 Chaplin st NV, l2r. Go 2t00 18th NV Or. is
25On 14th st NV. Or. go 212 LIST ST sw. Or.
20l9 Ilillyer pl NV, 11r55 2l0 LIST st sw. IA
22S5 ct NV Tor. :. IS 222 LIST st sw, D.. IA
il54 18th NV SIS 1871 14th nw.rr, 30
1918 NV, Or. 90 Gas Poneroy ST. Ar. ~. so
2024 Hiyer ave. l2r 80 1sS lomeroy st, +l..t2.co
1918 18th ct NV, 12r. 90 In OF l22J Conn
1712 l4th NV DAT. so av.several nats ca %. .
sSs isi i, NV NV ta s lst 4 : sw g. g.
2O2O n st NV. Tor. SIS ITO and 1ll2 st NV,
1929 O st NV. Or. 5000 entire building
1914 NV. l0r. .42e0
FURNISHED.
NJ near 18th NV, 14r. $500 Mass av mr. Dupont
near 18th NV, 1Sr. 900 Cir. 1Sr. ......... 300
n av mr. nth NV. II av and Corcoran
mr. Thomac Cir. 13r. $50 mr. Thomas Cir. l2r 100
Mass av mr. 10th NV. Cap mr. b, Or. SO :.3
Q mr. 10th NV, I2r aos 33t Nd av mr. ID ne Tor so
The above is only q partial list OF the properties
description. issued weekly and can be had upon az.
plicatiou to THOMAS J. FISHER Co..
se17-m,w&ftfj 1924 st.
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FOR I,ENT-
1225 y NV, 12r. mi. Sos
1871 VT ave. Tor. mi. As
1850 18th NV. Sr&st. .35
l0lo + sw. Cir. MILLS
asa Ne ave. Or. mi. - 35
ass Ne ave. 7r...-.lS.S3
1873 ii ne. 6r&st. ITO
6l9 II l ave NV .6r.l7.SoI
1903 l lac, Or. mi. 1850
i21 4th Sc, Ar. .l3'
CAYW0OD G GARRETT
sel5,atsi
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2l6 Ind av NV. Or. $50. 90
2l5l Fla av NV. Sr. A.. 90
1907 LIST NV, 1ir. 5000
9l7 III NV. l2r....i0.uo
9ll 9Th NV. Or. $500
sos 9th NV, Pr. 80
ALB Fla av NV, ar. 26..s)
GiI I'd ne. Or. ~
5 NJ ne, 1r.......22. 80
1873 81 NV. 6r....20.oo
Gl5 ! ne. 1r.......ls.s 50
2l9 Il NV. Or.
- III ne. 4r.......l6.3u
GO Md nv sw, 6r.l1.0O
200. I. NV. Or. 90
1l25 18th NV. ar. .l6. 80
1885 14th NV. 5r. 1880
SIG 9Th NV, f.2r.l5.e0
lib Pierce NV, Or. 1900
2036 18th NV, 6r.l4.OO
1907 Union ct NV. 4rl2.3o
902 Fla av NV. 4r.la.3O
2l22 L NV, 5r. .12.oo
li35 & IL f NV, Or. 10. 90
l23 I'D NV. 1r. 1000
2i0 14th sw, Or. 1000
23i6 Champlain ave
NV, 5r.-........l0.50
8 Chester ct NV, ir.9.Jo
Store & dwg 1898 +
NV. 15r. .2tO. 90
Store & dwg 100
10th NV. 13r. 90
Store room SO 9TH
NV .G. 90
Store & dwy 50
Fenton pl NV. 6r.IG.Oo
Store room 4 stable
2o0 X ne........f5.O 90
The above IL only a ID
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is
se12-m,w&f
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FOR RENT-CHEAPER TEAM HOUSE RE,sT-
Flats: lower. s rooms. $50; upper, large rooms
S23; all rocIcs outside; private hath rooms. 10.
9uire on premises. NY. ave. and l'' ST CIV.
fy1o-2p
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FOR RENT
9l7 @ NV. l2rb, mi S65 80
22s r nw. l2rh, mi. Is. so
20 18th sw, Orb, mi. IS
206 + Cap ST. Srb. wa. .2i
5ll llth &c. 1rb. mi. rs
lila 4th Sc. Orb. mi IL. 80
s'.l+-St. THOs.
FOR HENLEY wM.
2l1s O nv. ,er. y Isl $50
Iowa Circle. lIr.yr.l.50o
Y1 y Gap. 20r. yr.l,a0o
Mnss nv mr. Dup Cir,
PIG o NV. lir&cel 100
2ll9 y 1t NV. 12r. 90
1881 T st NV. Dr.. eel
and stable. yr. 500
1d5s Oregon ave. Tor,
reduced TO ....... 50
l4p X l NV. l1r.oniy- so
l02s 18th st. Tor. =. 80
3OOS L NV. llr. ~. 80
Brookland. ID. G., Or
and stable. large
grounds ............ 30
le0 18th NV. Tor. 40
lzS { st ne. Dr.: 10
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To 18th sc, Orb. W .si2.30
1880 9Th Sc. Grf. wa .l1.30
A. Decatur ne. 5rb. wio.30
1924 I'd So. Orb. W. $50
il0G 9Th 81. Grf. .......7
}. STAiiI. s64 La. ave.
II. SAUNDERS & co..
u. NV.
i31 c st ne. Or. 80
loi Canal ct sw. store
and dwg. -
702-4-6 Newark Ut.
Petworth. llr......3
IL Tenn ave G.incoln
Park, Or. bath. Gel
and furnace. Is
1907 T 1t NV. 7r. 30
III ; NV. tsr.....2.J0
49, 24th NV. IT,. %. 80
II Chews alley cd
and 3 SITS nwD. 1000
GG Brown's Ct sw. 4r.6
4 large rooms In al
ley NV, with mod
thi1s> -....---. .
l20s-i0 Blagdens al.&r.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRHTCE-FINE
upright piano. must ne sold; of city.
w. II. SHOEMAKER son, ~: 9TH st.
sc15-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09

FURNISHED HOUSES.
Apply to us for list and full description of
furnished houses We can save you trouble.
Prices range from SG5 60 $500 per month.
STABI-ES
Large stable, rear Of l7os 18th st. NV. contain.
ing stalls AMI room for vehicles. hay loft and
granary. Can he rented by the stall. As a
wnoie ...-......----.--.--- 70
sel5s.mxw:
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WINTER HOME-EIGHT OR TEN PERSONS CAN
procure rooms and board for the winter months
in handsome house six miles from Washing
ton the Il. and o. II. X. very reasonable
terms If early application is made. Address
SUBURBAN, Star office. sciJ-6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09

FOR REM 102 LIST sw, 5r wa. L. 30
IS sw. or, wa $l25Ol 2ll III sw, 5r. wa. Il. 30
go ii sw, 5r. wa. IL 55 12iS Sd Sc Or Wa Il
615 y sw, Ar. 81 81 GLIB Va ay sv wa *
4Ss l.. sad Or. &c 80 &c 9Th sw hat 81
Alb Del av sw, Or, la 2OI L. LEON ARD Js0 Az SW
se1573t", -
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSES Az, 45o. AIS o sT.
NV; $3.50: rooms; water; gas; . halls; .
story back building: large yards: barking: OK.
cellent repair: arranged for families. auis-lm
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1919 II NV. 5r....1S.3O
io6 Wilson, sr&sta. 1850
1916 y Y av NV. 6r.l2
.,o& 9th re, 4r....1l.30
CO ilth ne. Or. .l0.3D
i>il = Hw. Or. 10
4 North row. 4r.....l0
% Feniun pi. ar. $50
lis Burden It .3r. so
\ Ifer,'e, 5r. Cat. ....s
go BLAND al. 4r....s.a0
:, 18th u. and n. Y. ave.
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foh RENI-
2OO6 II st, l2r & b. .$c5
y24 2Jd. Tor Il b. so. W
1911 3lst. l2r & 80. ~
14O1 3lst, l2r & b. AS
3SO2 18th st. Mt
Pleasant, o. AMI b.iO
1905 Il l av, Grab. +O.3U
lJC3 18th ST. Tor & b. 40
1905 y st, Tor & b.33. -
1905 18th. i0r & l. -
2l20 Pa ave, 1r&b. "a. 80
Woodsi,lc, Md, Or
FIR, I acre. .2I 30
no ami go cath st.
DEF
se1l-tr'
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Fiat, 1914 IA ave
NV. er. ami. 80
1925 Oregon av,ar&b. 40
1897 10th. 7r and b.3o. ~
2sl6 y nv. Sr, mi. -. 90
us; X nv. Or. W. -. 40
h23 23a. g.. water. .l&.30
22i} Va aye, 4r.w.l2.6D
4l4 Hayes ct.lr.w.1o.Do
AIS lie-es' ct.s..v.ie.so
ee12,
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FOR RENT-BY
BARNES & WEAVER,
epl y ST Y w

FOR RENT-COMPIETEIY FURNISHED HOUSE;
ten rooms: all modern improvements; centrally
located northwest For full particulars and permit
apply to J. j. BATtHEI.DElt,
au3i-lm Wash. Loan and Trust Bldg
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT WOOD AND COAL YARD; S.w. COR.
Of 14th and SITS. NV; 10Ox10O. Call as to
se17-3t
FUR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRiTERS AT
the REMINGTON Office; modern nachi1e per-
feet condition guaranteed with stand; delivered
free in city; one month applies purchase OF
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and L SITS. NV
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81 and h. cpio-c,l $50
5lG LIST So. sr&h. :5.JD
lp3 T. So, 1r & .. -23.JD
81 LIST Sc, ar & b. 1850
Ms 4 81, Or & b -. -
1867 Harvard st,
tol Hts. G-, water. iS
2l2-l4 9th NJ, Or. w.l3.3o
ZIG Poplar, Or, col.i2 80
Woodside, Md, FIR b,
Or, 1 acre IL
1904 Ward court. ar
br. water. colored- 10
1914 3Ist ST. store. ~
BILE, DAVIS ~ CO..
IOrn -
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

GOT 7th NV, LIST q. $50
52l l4th ST NV, de-
j sirable office. AZ
Sc cor 18th and F
J SITS NV, 2r. 81 floor. 40
i420 Ia ave. I'd floor. 40
S1 ia ave upper
part ..S0
SW cor 18th AMI z. 2r.3O
1921 Pa ave. I'd fioor. .25
521 18th st, I'd floor. -
605-7 7th, several rs. -
1913 + NV, several rs
1I17 G NV, several RS.
1921 r NV, several
fine Offices. .........--
1923 4 NV, several
} fine Offices. ........-
sfs saveral roOYna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09

800 9th, 81. wa, ...lO.30
House 10 Tenailytcwe.
Or and stable. .......o
J houses near cor Esd
and q. Or & wa,
eacS ............eO
On Chanpls;n are o
and $40 nsf No.
2le x2d. 4r............l
Storage room as 18th
nv -...........
GEO. ". IINKEH
so 10th a. AWs
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FOR RENT 1926 7th nv. go. 40 50
10 st ne. 11r..... .$75 1919 VT Nv NV sr&b30 10
u ST ne. l1r-.......I0 1918 ~ NV. 6r.. IL so
ll3o 9Th st NV. Sr. 40 124S Union ST. 6r. 10. 80
5l3 ii st NV, l2r. so lio9 Green ct 4r.s
23S Cap, yr..... so l622 eth NV Sr nat
s22 18th NV. llr...75 and large store IS
sel-lst' TYLER RCTHERFoID 1897 + ST.
FOR RENT-3l4 D ST. Ne. NEAR THE CAP
itol, 3stor3 brick; water and gas. S22 80 W.
ii. MARROW, 2le A st. ne. sei5-Gts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-09

'rfion OF the property on
call At Office for bulletin
IN.
T. r. WACGAMAN
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1927 ! Il NJ. mi. Or 1850
1913 g sw. Gr.......5.30
ic3 r0.h sw. 6r....I5.3D
1900 1ltb NV. mi. 2df. GIRLS
III Bisraar-.k nw.Tr. rs
1896 superior NV, Sr. rs
:2+ Whitney av NV. Sr.i5
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