davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
SUBMITS LOSE CLAYTOR.
THIS CRACK BOWLER GOES 10 TIE
ST FAILS.
wrNeUEsT ALSO CHANGE s.

HoASJ . DoHiIuk ACohiS oaAchss ~
cning for the Season That soon
Opens Daytons and Wabashas
to Consolidate The Summits
Still Very Strong = Weekly
Roundup OF Sports. ! -
The bowling cauldron is already be-
ginning to gather steam. preparatory TO
the greater contests that are to take
place duriug the coming season. 1The
championship of st. Paul for the season
of '94-'95 is TO be battled for. The Suns
mits have been victorious in the last.
two contests. Can they win it again.
in third consecutive struggle? The
present condition of things would in
dcate that this is hardly probable. for
the reason that tho Summit club has
lost two of its crack men-Harry Clay
tor and Winquest. Claytor was can
tain of the SUBMITS last season. He
was one of the strongest bowlerS
in the aggregation-or Of any
OF the clubs, for that matter. Winquest
proved himself phenomeDon--a reg
ular wizard in the bowling world. 1t is
generally conceded on all sides that
Capt. Henry Martin. of the ST. Pauls.
who has secured these excellent men,
has. with this pair. an addition to his
team that ought to make it the star club
of the season of 1896. In the cham
pionshlp race Capt. Martins playing
team will he made up of such men as
Mample, Herges. CIaytor. Winquest
and himself. Where can local team
be found that can beat this?
There are rumors of changes all along
the line, and all the Foley clubs are
figuring on making their playing teams
stronger than ever. The two changes
noted are the only ones that have as yet
leaked out. though there may be others.
The Summit team is. perhaps. the only
one IT, the Foley circle of clubs that
could afford to lose such men as Clay
to and Winquest, aud still have a
crack team i'm the tournament. The
individual records of its remaining
members--Gerber. Hastings. Pelletier,
Muggley. Tuhbesing. RaddatZ and Bow
ers-are high enough to v0uch for the
teams strength. Added to this are ar
nicationS of first-class material suf-
ficent to make their team as strong as
formerly.
huUOr mas 1t Indt me l)aVlOnS ana
Wabashas have merged. The comhina-
ton will insure f,r itself club eff
great playing strength. For it defeat
ought to be almost out of the question.
The make-un of the club is as follows:
Barnes. the Robinson brothers. Haisley
Mcmillan. Beck, the left-handed Won
der; Bennett. Mcclellan and NewsDn.
What the other clubs are doing in the
way of changes is not learned.
In the course of few weeks the reg
uiar bowling season will formally oppn.
with playing teams stronger than ever.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
BallGame at Lindstrom.

Today the much talked of game Of
base ball between the picked nine from
st. Paul headed by w. A. Fonda, and
the Chisago county base ball team. cap
tanned by B. L. Bronson, will take
place on the Peninsula hotel grounds
at Lindstrom, MINI. A large number
of st. Paul parties are going up to keep
up the spirits of the st. Paul boys, and
it is stated by good authority that sew
eral doctors will be in the party to take
care of the injured. Those wishing to
attend the game should take the st.
Paul 81 DIluth train at the Union depot
at $3.50 a. m. The game will be called
at IL a. M
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
VigiIant VIII Try Again.

GLASGOW. July ii. = The VigiIant
sailed tonight for Bangor. Belfast
Lough, in order to take part in the re-
gatta of the Royal Ulster Yacht club on
Monday. The American yacht has had
three feet taken off her bowsprit, and
her topmast has been shortened. The
reduction of the plan OF the Vigilant's
head sails had also reduced the time
allowance which she was compelled to
give the Britannia. The Vigilant now
yields the Britannia only seventy sec.
0nds instead of three minutes over
fifty-mfle course. The ballast of the
American yacht has also been light
auHd.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
City Railway League.

The Northern Pacific Office club beat
the Chicago Great Western team in an
interesting game at Athletic park yes
terday afternoon by the score of IA to
IL. Batteries for N. P 's were McDer-
mott and Rinke, for G. G. WIS Buck
and Snow.
Tie n. P.'s play the Duluths at RAM
alleys park, White Bear, this afternoon.
An exciting game is expected.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
MINNFAPOLIS STAKF RACE

MINNEAFOLIS STAKE RACE.
Great interest was manifested in the
Minneapolis stake race for two-year-old
1illieS, i've furlOngs, $1,000 10 winner
and $500 for second horse. There were
only six starters out OF twenty.,iX nom
lnatiOns. This was favorite event
with the bettors, and Carrie 3 and
Annie McNairy, who were bracketed
al even money. and Babe Murphy, at Z
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
On. RICE WAS NOT IN IT.
OLUMsU5 HANDICAP CAPTURED BY
a RA2K OUTSIDER.
VO TAMsIEN WAS SECOND.
Henry Young at 15 to 4 Got the
Rich Stake-Flying Dutc h-
man, Senator Irby and Pop
Much Heat and Poor Exhibit
tion at Brighton Beach.

WASHINGTON PARK. July 14.-Like
many of its predecessors at the meeting
the stake event TODAY went to a de-
spiSed outsider. Henry Young,at 10 to
l, won the Columbus handicap, beating
the best lot of horses that has faced the
starter this season. Cashday and Yo
Tamblen ran on nearly even terms in
the lead for mile. Then Henry
Young raced by them and won by
length in 1:5S15. a second and quarter
faster than the record for d mile and
. three-sixteenths. 1t was not a popular
victory, and there were few to applaud
Clayton as he rode back to the stand.
Flying Dutchman, Senator Irby and
Pop Gray were the winning favoriteS.
Results:
First race, five and half furlongs-
Flying Dutchman won, Kitty Give
second, Tough Timber third. Time,
1:07}4.
Second race. six furlongs-Lindolett
Won. Lawyer second, Valed0ra third.
Time. l:i415.
Third raie. Columbus handicap; value
to winner, Sll,S00; nile and three-siX-
teenths-Henry Young won, Yo Tam
nien second, Cashday third. Time.
1:5S15.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth
Linda won, Strathmeath second, Prince
Carl third. Time, 1:46k.
Fifth race, mile-Senator lrby won.
Flora Thornton second, LOudon third.
Time, 1:40H.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Pop Gray
won, CharmiOn secund, Ethel Gray
third. Time. 1:l415.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
TENNIS PLAYERS.
Annual Meeting of the Lawn Ten
mis- Association.

CHICAGO, July 14.-The sixth annual
meeting of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association began today
and will continue through next week.
Following are the results Of today's
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15

To all those who contemplate open.
ing, savings account we recommend
our State Savings Bank. Gernania Life
Bdg., 4th and Mimi. Sts.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15

six furlOngs, was Tor three-year-0ldS
and upward that have not won this year.
This was great race, and several of
th1 bangtails carried a good deal of
money on them. Florence NJ was
backed from & 10 to TO 2, and Little
Miss had SO many financial supporters
that the odds OH her were cut from 10
10 5 10 l. Aunt Ida was thought well
of, but the bookieS evidently thought
she could not win, and offered to l
in the post betting. In the break Aunt
Ida was IN front and she set a rapid
pace to the quarter, opening up gap of
three lengths with Merritt iii second
position. Taylor, who was riding Aunt
Lida, took things easy i'll the stretch and
won handlIy by three lengths. Merritt
finished second, length and Il half i'll
front of k0smoline. Time, 1:1519. Sum-
mary:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15


Francis Pope Each Win u Race
-Fivc Events With Good
Fields Scheduled for Tomor-
row.
Between 4.OC0 and 5000 people Wit
messed the bangtailS contest at liamline
v sterday. II was an ideal day for
racing, and with the exception of little
dust there was nothing to mar the in
tereSt in the events There were seven
events, including the Minneapolis stake
race, which was won in driving finish
by Carrie b. II was one OF the prettiest
races of the meeting. Ataman. one or
two favorftes, won the first race i'll the
stretch. and Dutch Oven, who was SELL
ing at 8 to ,. finished second. The talent
made Il killing III the second race. Tit
For Tat opened ar to l, but there was
lots OF money placed on Coulter'S nag
and the odds closed at 2 to l. Tit took
the lead and was never headed. Aunt
Ida, 4 to shot, outfoOted the other
bangtails in the third event and won by
q length and half from Merritt.
Dixie, the favorite, was beaten out III
the stretch by Pebble Rock in the fifth
race. Belisarius ran like wildfire and
won the handicap hurdle race by five
lengths from Argenta, the favorite.
Francis Pope took the final event of the
day. The hoOkieS had a large play and
it Is difficultto tell how they came out
financially, as it was a give and take
day.
Bob TOomS and Charles P were drawn
i'll the first race. three quarters OF a
mile, and eight horses went 10 tie post.
Ataman ANA Clio were equal tavOrites
III the GrSt betting at & to ). There was
but little play on any of the other bang
tails, although Dutch Oven had few
supporters. Dutch Oven got away with
a good lead and opened up gap OF two
lengths Ill going TO the quarter with
Ataman and Clio running i'll second
and third positions. Ataman moved up
gradually and was only a length away
from Oven at the half with Clio still iii
third place. Dutch Oven led into the
Stretcn, but Ataman was being urged
by Ham and soon was in the van and
won in pretty finish by a length.
Dutch Oven took the place from Clio by
half a length. Time, 1863. Sum-
mary:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
WON ON ERRORS,

minneapolis =: time :3o; umpire, Baker;
attendance, 1,l50.
WON ON ERRORS.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., July IA
Hastings pitched hot balls today while
Mr.. Khlnes had apparently lost his grip.
The home team won the game OH errors
and then lost it i'll the same way.
Score:
Kansas fa EaP5nsS oityO IL 9 8 - 70 1s Is
Batteries. Rhines and Spies, Hastings,
Daniels and Douahue; earned runs, Grand
Rapids 0, Kansas City 5; umpire, Sheridan;
attendance, 2,00J; time. 2:05.
BREWERS WIN EASY.
DETROIT. Mieh.. July 14.-Pears was
not supported, and so the Brewers won.
York in left missed many easy ones,
which counted against Pears pitching.
Score:
RiiTaaIee: Rftss'si S1 9 s-SI5 40 Il 5
Earned runs, Detroit ., Milwaukee 4; bat
teries, Pears and Jantzen, Stephens and
Fields; time, 1850; umpire, Mcdonald; at
tendance, J, 400.
HoosIERs' NINTH VICTORY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 14.-In-
dianapolis scored her ninth successive
victory today by batting out game in
the tenth inning from Sioux City. 1t
was a pitchers battle. Attendance,
1890. Score:
siouxcity.0 Q Q Q : SGs 6 !
Earned runs. Indianapolis 3, Sioux City 9;
batteries. Phillips and Murphy, Cunning
ham, Boyle and Kraus; time. 2:25: umpire.
Kerfns,
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15

TIE SECOND EVENT,
five furlongs, for two-year-uld fillies,
proved TO be one of the most interest
ing Of the day. Lihetzin was the choice
With the bettOrs, and the buokies offered
odds of s 10 ) in the first betting. May
Howard was second pick at ) to l. Tit,
tOr-Tat opened at 10 l, but the talent
the odds 10 10 l. The result OF this
race was not very satisfactory to the
bookies, as Tlt-for-Tat won with ease.
Tit-for-Tat got away first in the break,
aud ran like wild fire to the wire ana
was never headed. Swiftly finished
second. a length and q half away.
Linetzin made a good run from the
half, and finished in third position.
lime, 1:03L. Summary:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
THE SCORE TIED.
Colts and Bridegrooms Play a
Gnnd Ga ran

CHICAGO. July 14.-Abbey pitched
giit-edged ball for the Colts after the
first inning, and had his game all BUT
won in the ninth, when, after two outsS
he tossed an easy one to Stein, who
raped it for two bases. starting bat
ting streak which tied the score. Rain
and darkness stopped play at the end of
the tenth. Attendance. $500. Score:
r. E.
Chicago..O o 10 o 0-s II g.
Brooklyn.4 0 0 0 0 0 e-S Is 4
Batteries. Abbey and Kittredge. stein and
Daily; earned runs. Chicago ., Brooklyn s;
time, 2:l5; umpire, McQuaid.
SENATORS SLUGGED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July IA. - The
Senators could not hit Wadsworth to-
day, and but for his wildnsss they
would have been shut out. Umpire
Hartley's decisions caused much dissat.
isfaction on both sides. Ward was
fined $40 Tor kicking. Attendance.
1000. Score:
Louisville "a 0 o 01 s-5 "a
Washington.0 o 0 0 0 30 0--3 5 3
Batteries, Wadsworth and Grim. Maui and
Dugdale; earned runs, Louisville =; time,
2:0S; umpire, Hartley.
VICTORY FOR THE REDS.
CINCINNATI, o., July 14.-The Reds
batted out victory in the eighth in
ming today. Cross was hit hard through
out, but Cincinnatps errors were re-
sDonsible for more than half of Boston's
runs. Duffy knocked the ball over the
fence. the first tune this has eyer been
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
HOW INDORSED.

More than 1870 of them have contributed directly the Recipe de
parmen these contributions
and Territory the Union Alaska excepted
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
= KINS ON FIRE with torttlring,

SkiiNo YIN FiRE with tOrtuflng,
- disfguring eczemaS and every
species CT itching, burning, and
'caly skin and scalp diseases relieved
oy a single application and speedily
cured by CUTICURA when all else
:ails. To those who have suffered
.ong and hopelessly, and who have
.ost faith in doctors, medicines, and
all things human, CUTICURA RENE
LIES appeal with a force never before
realized in the history of medicine.
Every hope, every expectationawak-
ened by them, has been more than
fulfilled. Their success has excited
the wonder and approval of physi-
clans familiar with the marvellous
cures daily effected by them. Peo-
pie in every walk of life believe in
them, use them, and recommend
them. They are, in truth, the great
est skin cures, blood purifiers, and
hurnor remedies of modern times.
Soldthroughout the world Price, CUTIcURA, Soc;
Soar, 25c.; REsoLvEST, ST.. Prepared by POTTER
DRUG AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Props. Boston,
ss-" elbow to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
NfILLERs BEATEN.
Perry werd en- Ordered Off the To-
IedO Grounds.

TOLEDO, O., July l4.-Careless, field
ing and indifferent base running char
aeterized both. teams, today, and with.
nineteen clean hits off Dan Mcfarland
and six glaring errors they were able to
make but thirteen runs. Perry Wer!
den, the MillerS' first baseman. was or.
dered off the grounds i'll the eighth ill.,
ming. Score:
r. H. z.
Toledo2 o 9 0 1-I3 IL q
MipneapolisU U 9 0 0 = 0-9Il 6
Batteries. Rettger and Mcfarland McFar-
land ana Burrell; earned runs Toledo Z,
Minneapolis =: time 1:55; umpire, Baker;
attendance. LED.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15


State and territory the Unon Alaska excepted
More Than 200 Contributors.
Many of the wives Of Governors the different
of choice weied
to California thew style and phase OF of
locality section We claim without
OF tried recipes introduced into cook book
AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURES.
official position Will nearly
to the taking book These signatures have been pro-
and introduced
'N''''' PORTRAITS.
nearly Lady Managers
of the together
no intrinsic the Home Queen
MISS JULIET CORSON,
the founder of Cooking has been a
ing Department Cookery New York
men and her portrait will also appear book Miss corso
ornery with the Minnesota State University
Two Thousand Choice Recipes
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Aside from the Recipes following topics are carefully
treated
sSss Essss sss dsns1ai ass1s
The TR sG5qag sbay Meal Meal Rsa Rs AND and AasGa's Vn Food
Table Napkins to Fold i Dhinfectants
MEN us.
Will be found grouped under the following headiga
nssss s::;s1 Roll. and Muffin. S. S's%i ss ''A
cahe Fpas1s Pqsstpgss and Sauces
S:"is: S:siis: ND Psssa"n' issss SsS s5:iSf,n
Miscella soups.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
FLAT-FOOTEO CARRIE B.
SIZE WIS TIE MiENs/ Polls STkKES
AT HAKLRE.
GOOD DAY FOR EAvoKETEs

Ataman, Tit For Tat, Aunt i4ida,
Pebble Rock, Be)isari"s and
Francis Pope Each Win u Race
-Fivc Events With Good
Fields Scheduled for Tomor-
row.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
More Than 200 Contributors.

Many of the wives of Governors o
than sixty other ladies OF position and
contributions of choice and well-trie
from every part Of the country, from A
to California, they represent every styl
locality and section OF America. We eli
that we present in the Home Queen
variety OF tried recipes introduced into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31
FOR RENT

IF YOU CONTEMPLATE COMING TO
WASHINGTON FOR THE SEASON OR Ex-
PECT TO CHANGE YOUR LOCATION FROM
ONE PORTION OF THE CITY TO An
OTHER, WOULD 1T NOT BE WELL FOR
YOU TO CALL AND LOOK OVER THE
LIST OF DESIRABLE HOUSES WE HAVE
TO oFFERf
WE WERE NEVER BETTER PREPARED
THAN NOW TO SUIT THE WANTS OF
HOME SEEKERS; HAVE JUST THE RIGHT
SIZES. THE RIGHT PLACE, IN THE
RIGHT ORDER AND AT THE RIGHT
PRICE.
SEND FOR BULLETIN, FREE, IF YOU
CAN'T CALL.
uc0-3t B. II. WARNER & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK WORK, BOILER RE-
pairs, gTatc bars. &c.-SmIthsOnian Institution,
u. s. National Museum. Washington city, August
20. 1S9f.-Sealed proposals will be received until
TWELVE NJ SEPTEMBER FOURTH. 1894. for
tearing down and rebuilding the brick walls Of the
steam boilers, providing tie RODS buck slaves and
CRATES for same. removing. replacing and reset
ting the fronts ard replacing WORKOUT boiler tubes,
etc, including all Necessary material. Blank pro-
pOsals and Specifications for the material aud
work required under this advertisement and other
Information relative thereto may be obtained upon
appIcatiOn TO the chief clerk OF the National Mu-
scum Bids will be entertained only from persons
engaged iE the general business Of and have plants
fully equipped for the material and work re-
quired- q. BROWN GOODE, Acting Secretary.
\ u22 q q p, 3l&se1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31

FOR RENT
2006 R st, l2r & b. SIS
924 23d. Tor 4 b. so. 60
1871 31st. 12r & $50. AZ
1401 3lst, 12r & b. As
1902 18th st, Mt
Pleasant, Or and b. 40
1868 18th st, Tor 4 b. 20
200 n IT, Tor & b.35. so
1j0S 18th, i0r q h. rs
217 18th st, Mt
Pleasant, Sr and b. 30
219 and 1881 Pa
nv. ar and b. =. .27. 80
Woodxi,le, Nd, Or
n, I acre. .2i 81
SIC LIST ne, 7r&b IS. so
500 and e23 oath st,
81 and b, coiorcd. %. 20
o,,0r .,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31

103 v So, 7r q b. .23.S
51t LIST Sc. 7r & b. q. so
My A 81, 6r 4 b. -. 30
1905 Meridian nv, Mt
Pleasant, Sr, &C 20. a
1867 Harvard Ut,
Col Hts. Or, water. IS
212-14 9th ne. Or. WIS., 80
216 Poplar, Or, col. 1880
WOOdside, Nd, fr h,
Or, 1 acre. ~
1904 Ward court, 4r
br, water, colored. 10
1011 ! ne, 4r. col. 4
1O44 31st st, store. .. Z
2 Scott st, 2r, col. =. 8
BILE. DAVIS 4 CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31
Houses on Turner Ut

Houses on Turner ct
ne, 5r. $50
1905 ~ st sw, 12r. Is
$50 G ct sw,. Sr. rs
941 G st sw, Sr. Is
1918 B ct sw, 7r. 20. "a
207 1917 st sw, Sr. 30. 10
931 G st sw, Or. 20. 80
915 and GIT Md ave,
40 18th ct sw, 1lr. 30
40 Sth st sw, Or. Is
6S2 Md ave sw, Ar. II
624 Md ave sw, Or. III
617-19-23 c sw, Or IS. 80
1904 Az st sw, Or. 1880
425 10th st sw, 7r. rs
S35 9th st ne, 7r. 20. 30
800 A ct ne, Or. %. 20
1887 b ut ne, Or. 20
GIT l st ne, 7r. rs. 40
1881 Sd ct ne, Sr. rs. so
2S3 10th st ne, Or. 49, 30
1923 NJ st ne, 7r. Is
COS / ct ne, Or. .17.S0
1O14 Sd st ne, Or. 10
1915 ! st ne, 5r. .12. so
1873 N @ av Sc. Or. .35
157 d st sc, Or. 80. 90
1886 Il st se, 7r. 70
'rtion Of the property on
all at Office for bulletin
18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31
PERSONAL.

I WILL GIVE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS DASH
any securing a position IN any gov
eminent department. Address X. W. G, Star
office. auS1-3ts
YOU FIND THEM EVERYWHERE. AND IN
that respect they resemble US and our stupen-
dous rates for gents discarded garments Write
for u.s. Will call ut JusTH's OLD STAND,
$40 ID 81. NV. auSl
PERSONAIs-IF YOU HAVE BLOOD POISON N
secord third stages write COOK REMEDY Co.
Chicago. H. 307 Masonic Temple and learn Of
a quick and permanent au29-6t'
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send Toe. TO \. W. FLYNN, AN,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
au25lm' S.W. COR. sTH AND Sis. NV.
AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Confidential Communications promptly attended
TO- Ofhce open all hours. Best references. w.
WILLIAMS. Manager. $40 y st. NV. iye-2ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31
FOR RENT-HOTELS.

FOR RENT-THE HOTEL. FREDoNIA WILL Bn
.EASED FOR A TERN OF YEARS FROM
OCTOBER !. 1894 The house contains over 100
rooms, and has every modern convenience. and 10
being put In hrstcass order. thoroughly renovated
inside and out. The location. New York ave- bet
18th and l4th SITS, 10 acknowledged by all 70 be
the best In the city: The house Is furnished
throughout, and the furniture n for sale. For
further particulars address WASHINGTON
DANENHoWER. 18th and SITS NV. au7-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31
FOR RENT-BARNES & WEAVER,
600 r ct NV

1927 Corcoran ST. NV, Or, mi SEQ 90
423 st. NV, 12r, mi. 4O.5O
go 22d st. NV, Sr., MI. $3.50
21O Maple ave-, L. ID. Park, Sr., MI. 800. so
426 LIST st. me-, ST., mi $3.50
2214 @ ct. NV, ST., m.i.................. $3.50
1922 and 1924 5th st. NV, Sr., MI. ....... $3.50
655 8. c. ave. s.e., IT,, mi. % so
1928 Linden ST., L. q. Park, 6r. mi. 800. 8 so
1918 and 1870 9Th st. NV. ST., mi, ....... $3.50
221 and 23l 18th st. sw.. ~, mi. :........ $3.50
3cS Spruce ST.. L. D. Park, 6r., mi. ....... 1880
1904 nth st. NV, 6r, MI. (col. tenant).. % so
5l6 and $50 Tenn. me-, 6r., MI. ...... 2O.30
1875 California st. n.e., 6r., m.i............ 1880
ais and 426 Elm St, L. ID. p. 6r., m.L.... 100
us 9th st. Sc, 6r.. water and sewer. $50
o. Fenton st. me-. 6r., MT. ............. 1900
1925 and 1927 X st. Sc, Br.. mi. 80
1927 Ga. ave. s.e. 6r., water. ............ $50
1O17 and 1923 18th st e.. Or water & sewer 10 90
4O3 Sd st. s.w., 6r., MI observation-disclosures. 1880
As Fenton st. me-. 6r, water. ............. 1880
1t u u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-31

sl2h 10th, store. 1880
S14 10Th, hall. rs. 30
SIT Goth, 5r, W. 1880
2681 I, 7r 4 store. rs
S3l n II ave, 5r. w.14.3O
92S 4th ne. o.. W. IA
23l5 to q @. 5r. w.13.5O
223 st Paul's ct.5r13.3o
40 II sw, Or, W. ..13.3O
W2-4-6-S 21st. Or. w..13.aO
2416 n, Or. .I3
1066 30th, Or. ". Is
1927 Bennines. 5r. w12.50
1903 Riggs, Or, W. .12.J0
40 Franklin, Ar. IL
2113, r'r L. Or. W. 1850
l14f Linger's al. 4r.wt2.30
245O p, Or, Gel. IL
1l35 18th, rear, 4r,w.12
1902 Erie, 5r. .I2
p24 I'D. r'r. Ar. w.11.5O
SCI cath, Or, W. II
2313-15 Va av. 4r,w.10.50
626 26th, 5r. ". 1850
. Cottage row. r, w.1O.30
45 B sw. r'r, <r, w.1O.30
] Poone CT. Ar. ". 1000
2411 =, Sr. 10
2422 Va ave, Or. 10
3S0l-3 NJ, Or. 10
9l0i2-14 9th. Or. 10
2110 L. r'r. 3r. 10
1911 4, 3r. 10
1855 Linger's al. 5r.9.3O
3S6-3S s, 5r, W. %
'ESCOTT & WILCOX.
Pennsylvania ave NV.