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The Washington times., 1894-11-16
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

The funeral of Mrs. Christina G. Murphy
took place from her late residence yesterday
afternoon. The pail bearers were Messrs.
William T. Allen, Edward Cronch, Lemuel
Sanderson. Thomas Duvall, Levi Hummer,
and Col. William P. Wood. Mrs. Murphy's
will, leaving her entire estate, real ana per-
sonal, to her husband. John Il. Murphy, was
read yesterday.
Sergt. Kirby, of the Anacostia sub-station,
Is quite i'll. Pending his recovery Officer w.
T. Anderson performs the duties OF sergeant
The Magnolia Club, of Twining City, gave
donation party Tuesday night for the bene-
fit OF poor OF this neghborhood.
Mrs. ]. W. Hollingsworth has left for a
visit to relatives in New Jersey.
w. Fl. Truslow, of Monroe street, has gone
to Virginia for few days.
Mr.. B. E. Messos, an old citizen OF Anacos-
tia. who was stricken with vertigo In front of
Green's Bank on Wednesday, is reported
much improved.
DR.. Frank @. Haines has withdrawn from
the drug firm OF Weiss Haines, his interest
having been purchased by Mr.. G.. Fl. Weiss.
who continues the business.
Rev. G. B. Smith has been again elected
grand chaplain OF the grand lodge of F. A. A.
NJ. He has held that position many years.
having been repeatedly reelected
The Washington times., 1894-11-16
Pnrson wedden on The Master Mind"

just above the Avenue.
The Washington times., 1894-11-16

and the report is approved by Commissioner
Powell. The sewer is on the provisional
schedule for 1885,
Citizens Of Brightwood, through Claude f.
King, secretary of the association, have petit
toned the Commissioners for additional fire
alarm service
But one building permit was issued yester-
day from the Office Of the builaing Inspector.
Il was taken bv r. Q. Duff for dwelling at
No. 1900 North Capital street; price, $500.
George w. Thomas and George L. Ready
were yesterday appointed additional privates
on the police force for duty with the health
Office, with compensation at the rate of 50
per day, appointments to take effect Novem-
Der Is. They will be employed at the quaran-
tine station.
Attorney Thomas says no new regulations
are needed under which to prosecute huck-
sters who sell produce by false measure All
that is necessary, he says, is to procure
warrant and have the offenders arraigned in
the police court.
The Washington times., 1894-11-16
From Yale TO the Catholic University.

DR.. J. A. Robinson, LII. B., who has re-
signed from the Yale Law School, with which
ne has been connected for twenty years, will
become dean of the new School OF Philosophy
of the Catholic University. His resignation
takes effect the 1st of January and it is ex-
pected that be will come here soon afterward.
The new department Of the unive sity will
not be opened to students until next fall.
when the Mcmahon Hall has been completed
but DIR. Robinson will have charge of the or.
ganiZation of the new faculty.
The Washington times., 1894-11-16

Parsou WeddeIl on The Master Mind"
Percy Foster sang two tenor solos at last
nights meeting in the Y. NJ C. A. Week of
Prayer series and Evangelist Weddell spoke
TO the young men on The Master Mind"
He urged the young men TO take Christ into
their lives, and said that He will make
change Ia the hearts OF all men and eventually
make a new world. At the close Of the service
quite number OF young men signihed their
intention to live new life and helpful tracts
were given to each Of them. The illustrated
song service will be continued throughout
the week and the subject OF Mr.. Weddelrs
The Washington times., 1894-11-16

Watch Thief Held.-Charles Sykes, a deli
cate looking white man, plead guilty in the
police court yesterday TO the larceny of
gold watch and chain from Philip Roche. OF
the Hotel Arno cafe. The watch, which Mr..
Roche valued at $50, was pawned in Balti-
more by Sykes for S. The prisoner was
held for the action OF the grand jury in $500
bonds.
The Washington times., 1894-11-16

OId.time Hackman Arralgned = Joseph
Boyd, an old man wearing an antique fash
ioned beaver hat and who said he had been
driving hacks in Washington ever sine e
Buchanan was President, was drraigned b e.
fore Judge Kimball yesterday. charged with
cruelty to animals, in running into horse
owned by Liveryman Geyer. The case went
over until to-day.
The Washington times., 1894-11-16
CT .s'['

Your boy an overcoat.
Get it HERE and he'll
wear one of the dressiest
and most fashionable, as
well as the most reliable
one in town. All the new
shapes in popular fabrics
at prices that are lower
than other folks ask for
any ordinary sort.
See our slide-band
Yachting caps at SOC.
The biggest hat value
you ever saw. Blue cloth,
black, clay serge, and
corduroy; all sizes.
See to-day's Post for a
new shape in our famous
21oo linen IOc. collars.
It's a beauty. Our own
design. Very dressy.
Robinson, Gh8rg 4 60.
Clothes, Hats, Furnishings,
Twelfth and { SITS.
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Y 40, 422, 424, and 426 9TH St. y

These Mems and Ladies'
$3.50 Gold-filled Ca S g
Watches are regularly sold for
SIS. We guarantee them for
Is years. Elgin or Waltham
Stem -winderS.
GEO. w. SPIER. $40 9th st.
just above the avenue"
The Washington times., 1894-11-16

Foundry Epworth League-The November
social of Foundry Epworth League Will be
held this evening in the church pariors. The
committee has made extensive arrangements
for an ENJOYABLE time. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the entertainment, for
which a small charge will be made.
The Washington times., 1894-11-16

Tailor Buckley ASS igns-Richard B. Buck
ley, the tailor at No. $40 z street northwest,
yesterday assigned for his creditors all his
property not exempt to John A. Barthel. the
lawyer, of No. 221 FOur-and-a-hah street
northwest. His schedules show as assets
S3,09S, liabilities, S2.Sl5.
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PROPOSALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE su-PERvIs-
Ing Architect. Washington. d. e, April 3d.
once until Two O'CLOCK PM on he TwEN.
Tf-NINTH DAY or NAY. 1894. and opened
immediately thereafter. for all the labor and
materials required 10 put in place complete the
steel and cas-; iron columns in I'd. "a sth and 5th
4th, 9th and 9Th doors &c. for the United states
Post oflce building q Washington. j.. C. in
accordance With the dTavines and sPecincatiOn
The once Of the superintendent az Washington
c - a. Each Zach BID must Be seco s By
o oe 51e amount I'm Of hs Pos ,d, The right =
any defect or informality in any bid should IL
be deemed in the interest OF the government
to ,, do so All bids received sfter The time stated
be inclosed In envelopes sealed and marked
Proposal for the steel and cast ison columns steel
and iron hoor construction, &c. Cor the United
States Post Ofhce building At Washington D.
c." and addressed TO JEREMIAH oIudRKE
Supervising Architect. Iuy2-eo6I
Bqilding for Library of Congress. las East Capt.
tol street, Washington, d, c. April IS 1895
Sealed proposals for furnishing. delivering and
erecting IA place. complete. the iron work aud
skyhghts of roofs. Iron lathing aud attic floor
construction required for the main and four
corner pavilions OF the building for the iinrST1
81 Congress IN this city, will be received al
TITURsDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF MAS. lss ~
and opened immediately thereafter in the pres
s enc. Of bidder speeifcatons. general inste
Posal may be obtained on application 10 this
ounce bE-fSNAhD X. GREEN, Superinf endent and
Engineer. ap25 >, ao nva a IN
:, PROPOSALS FOR srI'PIIEs OFFICE OF PUB-
nc Buildings and GROUNDS: War Department
washington. ID. C.. May 5. is94.-Sealed pro-
posais In duplicate will be received az this ctee
1ntl TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. Tt 'E,SDAN. June
fifth, 1924, for furnishing supplies required
from time 20 time during the fiscal year ending
June 80 1895. as follows: Class l. florists sup
plies; class 2. flower pots: class 3. paints. oils.
&c; class g. hardware: class ). agricultural iun-
plements &c; class 9, electric battery suppliesi
class Z, drain pipe: class = stationery; class f.
manure: class 10. sand; class II, soil: class Il,
ice; class H. lime and cement; class Ia. brick;
class 10. sOd class 10. fuel: class IL. lumber
&c; class Is. OF teams: class ls. bulbs. No
bids will be accepted until Congress makes the
necessary appropria tons A separate proposal for
each class is desired. Each envelope should he In
dorsed so q 70 indicate the class for which the
inclosed proposal made. Preference win he
given 10 articles OF domestic Manufacture. con
diiions Of quality and price 0ncluding in the
price of foreign productions manufactures the
duty thereon being equal Attention Is invited
10 the acts u Congress approved February "a
1855, and February %. 1857 vol. a page 332
and vol. 81. page 4l4. Statutes Large. The
right is reserved 10 reject any and all proposals
Forms and specifications he obtained at thi
office. JOHN VI. WILSON.
n-y5.1 s,9&je2&i Colonel, L. s. A.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS,
This 4th of May, 1894.
In re Estate OF George Il. Monder, late Of WASH
ington, D. G. No. 1858. Administration Doc. 10.
Application having been made for the probate Of
paper writing propounded the last will and
testament, and for letters testamentary on the
estate Of said George II. Monder, deceased, by
notice is hereby given to all concerned to appear In
this court on Friday, June l. 1894. at 10 O'Clock
am, to show cause If any exist against the grant
ing Of such application
A copy Of this order shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once
said day.
BY the Court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice.
A true copy Tester L. p. WRIGHT,
Register Of Wills Do
NEWTON GHLErT. Proctors for Applicant.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
Peter Il. Hooe ct al. Henry G. Bliss ct nj. No
1873 Equity docket 49,
On motion Of the plaintiffs, by Mr.. A. B. Duvall
their attorney. II is, this 21st day Of April 1894
ordered that the defendants, Henry c. Bliss and
Allen Webster, cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein before the forteth day. exclusive
Of Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after the
day of the first publication Of this order otherwise
fault.
The object Of this suit is to sell sub lots r, @.
b and 1. in square 172, in the city OF Washington
DC. to satisfy complanants Judgment against
said Bliss. This order to be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and Evening Star.
By the court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice.
j. tFf r. S T6GNG feS Clerk.
By L. P. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk. ap23-1aw3t
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HOTELS.
THE BANCROFT.
New Hotel, corner 18th and Fl SITS. NV. Rooms
single and suite: omen to transient and perma.
nent boarders. Mrs. L. NJ. MINEAR, Prop.
ap5-1m'
WILLARD'S HOTEL,
Pa. ave. and l4th ct.
seq Washington, d. @.
EBBITT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. D. q
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FOR RENT-HOuSES

FOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK DWELL
Ing In this city for the price-S12 per month; on
cable car line. R. A. PHILLIPS & son,
myI-1m 1922 New York ave.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS:
AMI; delightfully."- situated Md. ave., one
square east Of Capitol; until Oct Is At reasonable
rates. Address Box 1853. Star ONCE. my1 -3ts
FOR RENT--ON CAPITOL. HILL, A NEATLY
finished house; rooms and cellar; ami. BOG
North Carolina ave. Sc. Apply to OWNER, 300
y. Q. ave. myI-3ts
zoos NJ ST. NV, 10 rms. and bath. ........ $50 so
624 I'd ne. Grb&cel. SIS $40 18th, fats. SIS & S25
500 II nv, 6r&b .17.50 l420 st NV, ST.. 20
my7-tr THOS w. HUNGERFORD, 1919 II st.
FOR RENT-22O c ST. NV, VERY CENTRAL
new; nicely. papered; 12r. bath, pantry and
store room; rent low.
lent location; perfect condition; only S35. 80.
my7-3t W. S. MINN1X, 1927 F st. NV.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DR. BROTHERS NvIGoRATING CORDIAL rs
q powerful Nerve Stinulant and Tonic. OF al
the remedief for Nervous Debility Neuralgi
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class OF
people who weak, miserable, letha ryic Sleepy
lack Of ambition and zesf there f. NJ remedy
equal this cordial. II has been IN use for
nearly forty i've years in this city. S06 sw.
my4-lm'
STRANGERS, TAKE NoTICE-DR. BROTHERS
treats all diseases OF No cure no paw
only established advertising physician In this
city. Established 45 yeGrs- 300 b 81. s.v.
ep7-lm'
DR.. BROTHERS. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
l0ngest-esrablished specialist IN this city, With
80 years experience; As years at 9O6 B ST s.w
Consultation Tree eni strictly eonhdentiAl- sp7l1s
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1888 st NV Gurl, ll22 22d n NV. Or 20
g9ss June i, TT 100 pa ST NV. 1lr... 30
iS4. VI ave NV, fur, 2S03 Q ST NV. er. NJ
el2 st NV, Ier. los 81 i42i Fla aS. nv. sr' as
2le AZ NV 14r...15 IOi5 It 81 NV r. Ss
~ sth st NV. lar. rs 5l4 SIN ~ nW g. %
1924 18th st NV. Tor. rs 1lO2 ISth 81 NV r. tx
1876 81 nv, Tor. III las iltn Al nv Tor as
al 18th 81 NV. l2r. .65 4e4 81 nv IL 3o IA
lOI 18th ST NV. Tor. ca 22ll l. st NV n s0
70 pt Voo stn 81 NV, u pit lsOS + q NV. a. 30
90. go l20l llth ST NV. ar. 30
o. ave hN sr9O.6O 81 I'D st NV. Yr. 30
- : ave NV, sr5Oos DIV - NV. Or. -. so
2lO5 Pa twiu 4O2s Str ~ NV 81 40
lease for q term OF 2afs 4 AZ nv II al
years. or will be Is -4o-42 and "a n 81
fitted up for storel NV t.. ., 20
Lar $3.50 .-.....5 80 Up pt 1901 81 NV
go Z 81 NV, 80 sr .....---- - 81
23o ave NV, Sc. 80 1912 sth NJ NV ar ;. 81
Wesley Heights NV Or SO 6la 81 nv 7r 2s 20
xz9 81 nv, LOT :....5 20 1872 Fla NV. ar - 80
sol VI 81 nv. llr 30 1902 eth u NV Or - 20
LIP l. 81 NV, 1r.. IS SO 207 o 81 NV o. ~ -,
b32 2lst st NV. s0r. .<5 1870 Str NJ NV ar - gs
2l4t Fla NV. sr. - 70 524 2ist 81 NV a. -
2l32 st NV, 20 h26 2ist 81 nv ar IS
Up ut l4l6 14th st nv. ID Ut lslO p 81 NV. 7r IS
...--....-.-.....
The above is only a partial list Of the prot,erties
IN my ENDS FOR complete list see bulletin my
once, issued The list and 18th of each month.
Thus f. WAGGAMAN,
ny<w,f&m eli NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-LOvELY FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS:
sink and all modern conveniences; bay window
back and front; no children taken; rent reason
able Inquire after 10 Am at + ST. NV.
II myf 3t'
FOR RENT-FLATs AT THE wOODMONT. COR
board ]. +. ROBINSON, Proprietor apis am
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l23 81. NV, Tor. and bath
12OI 2 st. NV. Tor. and hath
l2ol Rhode Island ave, 6r and bath.
1851 18th St. fat, 5r and bath.
The repairs in all OF above houses have been
completed and like new: rent low.
A HETTMCLLER CO.,
ap2i-2w 1893 i4th q.
FOR RENT-PRESs BRICK: BAY WINDOW: ALL
MI; p rooms and concrete cellar: nice yard:
stoves and all rooms clean and In best condition
II. \. u ave NV. mhl3-2ms
FOR RENT-911 ST. NV: 4-SToRl BRICK:
modern conveniences: IL rooms; suitable for q
physician OF business man. convenient all
street car lines and business center. Apply to
CHAS c. Dl-NCANSON,
myl-ot 9th and ID SITS. NV
FOR RENT-ele K ST. NE: GROOM BRICK;
nj. handy 70 school and cars, at SIT. Key at
$40 st. ne. +. W. TUCKER a BRO.
ap1o-lm' 100 + ~. ne
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE,

wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED MAN,
place as coschmGn In private fanily; willing to
stay at night Please address Box IS, Star Of
ice. myT-2ds
WANTED-BY NEAT COLORED MAN, PLACE
In q good private family - butler; willing TO 20
away; can give good references. Please address
BUTLER, ZOlT L st. NV. Id
WANTED-COMPETENT GARDENER WILL LAY
out and take care of large or small private
gardens, supply pot plants, ANIMALS, &C. Address
GARDENER, Star ONCE. sp3O-Zw
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!22s 18Th st NV. Ts;s.o l7lo nth st. Or. % 90
6O4 18th, 1lr. 50 81 2s16 Olive ave. Or. 20. 40
i0l4 10th NV. .es 80 $40 I'd st ne. 7r. 20. IS
oOi llIn NV, l2r 81 1917 D 81. Or. 20
22ll Wash cir. Or So Is Brookland, sr.... 20
lS24 9th st. Tor. Al 20 2020 9th st, 6r. ..1s.S0
~ ai3 st, Or. al 1914 7th NV, 5r, is IS
81 NV. IT.. 80: q sos 10th st ne er is SO
' 'sZSS 18Th st. Or 90 1lA 9th st ne. Or Is
;2lo 18th st. or. q 20 a pefrees st, Or. rs 40
1901 9th st NV. $3.50 1851 s :. ave- n. or
t93o Marion st. 1r30 % 222s Clevd az. 81. 80
1920 r st. nall. D.. 80 900 st 5r ~ so
SO ave ne, Or. 80 2529 Mess more, Sr 10 so
s03 Linden, 1r % 40 Gil Kitch st ar IL 80
1888 oth st NV. II 2s 302 9Th st ne. Ar. .l2
81, =, Spruce st. sr. ~ 80 22l9 7th st, 5r.....12
lsiZ lArch St, Or. so 24e Brent ct. Or. IA 80
n 9th st. r. q. 50 o3l 18th st ne, Gr.1O.s0
a aa9 French, H - l4ls A ST sc, Or -. 10 80
20 isth 81, Or q 80 l82O Huron ST. Or. 10 30
80 ST. T.. 900 el2 2lst IT. store 10 so
o35 18TH 81 NV. Or =. 40 1913 Kramer ne. Or. 80
4 s,s NV, 6r Y s. 2526 9Th NV. Or. 10
2l0S st, r......25. 30 = Col ave. 4r.....93O
10 sd 81, Sr rs 1908 Graceland Ct, 4rs 80
" ash Grove, er. Alb sw, rear. Il. s 80
% washington. 6r..2 % 80 Gordon me- sr. & 30
'o9 ne. ar Pa 1925 Kramer st, 5r. 80
a sth st lie. Or. .23. 40
ny7-m,w,f B. H. WARNER & CO.. sls st. NV.
OR RENT-NEAR PATENT OBJECTED sTH ST.
n.w.' rooms; MOD iTps: $3.50 per month.
THOMAS W. FOWLER,
niyI-6s e2l E OF. NV, I'd hoor.
'oR Rent 1es7 Acker ne--...s1ss 20
800 ~ ST $5o. 30 123o o ne. .......1 Is
bSI Elliot ne..... 1880 Hyattsville. cottages
. ne'...'.......- Rear $40 10th. stable.
WATERS & THOMPSON,
my7 1895 F ST. NV.
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BOARDING

boi I ct. N.w.-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH
nrst-elass table board: large corner house; south
And east sxDosurs apl41ms
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Cor Sd nw.1so r ss5 SOD sth ne Is 50
sS7 Westminster As l124 y Cap st......--l5
80 ne, 6r..........13 $50 Sheridan st III
1912 9th St NV, with basement $50; without. 40
Two nice houses IN Anacostia. SIS each per mo.
Houses for sale in city and county. Farms in Nd.
18th st. NV. my5-3ts
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FOR RENT-STORES

FUN RENI-SlOhES
FOR RENT,,sroRE AND DWELLING. 1921 9Th
stable, &C.; good location for light business.
Rent, $40. e. A. MCINTYRE. 224 NV. my58t
FOR RENT-GooD STORE AND STABLE AT
1909 18th ct. NV; in fine condition. rent for
both, so per month. Apply on premises. my5-2t'
FOR RENT-LARGE STORE AND OR. DwG.
Store cellar and Or. dwg; 1880 n.e........ ~ 80
1911 l4th st. NV; nice store room ....... 1875
1874 II ne.; store, cellar and 6r. dwg..... 1880
CAYWOOD GARRETT. 18th st. and NY. ave.
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FOR RENT-STOREx
ISs It'll st nw......s1oo 1880 Pa ave NV. 81 so
lis ST NV. .150 s24 18th st NV, store. %
ialS q NV. -. 49,. so 1902 18th st NV. 10
LII ia av NV tstore) 10 1904 18th st NV. 10
oxV r 81 NV. 80 l4ll st
~ 18th st NV. 80 Basem't 426 5th NV 10
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
my4r ~ 1924 St NV.
FOR RENT-sToRE ROOM AND FLAT ABOVE;
1881 18th st. NV; rent low
A. HEITMULLER & CO.,
ap27-2w 1893 14th St
FOR RENT-FNE STORE IN MoNTRosE FLATS
lll5 9th st. NV; 26xs6; heated by steam; viii
rent cheap to permanent tenant.
aplO-1m' l. 8. FRISTOE. 1888 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-rHB CHEAPEST AND MOST De
srnble Officer in this city-New GUIDE building,
1224 ct. NV; large communicating rooms,
tt floor floor; $40; 4 large communicating rooms
floor; 500; all handsomely papered; electric
light; steam heat &c. These rooms must he seen
to be appreciated. HEIsKEL.L & McLERAN
zoos ST. NV. myS-6t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

stone and brick house; MI; 1906 18th St NV;
loeh ton hne. Apply 10 Owner. r. W. FEN
WICK, at 1903 y ST my2-2w
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
507 14th NV. .S6S. 80
Globe bldg-1 large rm.
Sc cor 18th and T
SITS NV, Ar. entire
Sd floor. ........ 80. 90
Pa av 4 IL NV, 2r. SIS. 90
601 It'll NV, 1st a. 5000
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV, 2r, I'd q 10. 90
1888 7th NV, LIST e
I'd floors. 40. on
1920 Pa av, I'd n. 40. 90
SW cor IL 4 Z, 3r. 80. 90
TH0S
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FOR RENT-soo, COR Sd & sw.. SAD.
els va ave sw. Sr.. sir IA 81 sw. Or. sta rr.iS
S3S eia sw. sr. wa-l2 50 1923 list sw Or. .lt
IS G sw. Or, wa. .1480 B. LEONARD. $50 AZ s.w.
my5-9ts
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40 18th st Sc, Or. . 1880
1911 18th ST ne, Or .1S.oO
307 18th ST ne, 6r.1S.00
sos Del ay ne, sr. 1900
12+0 Duncan ne. Or. 1880
500 18th st ne. Or. l2.s0
ga + ST. NV.
200 Y Sc. 4r. store. .le
ga i sc. Or. 30
12S 18th ne. 5r....l0.J0
1850 % Sc. Or. $50
204 y Sc. 5r. .s.5O
1922 L sc. Or. ........S
,PEL. 525 llIh st NV.
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FOR RENT-DwELLING IIi5 10TH ST. NV, Q
rooms, including bath; $50. Inquire s2eis La
an23-6m
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FOR RENTAL Low PRICE r21oe r ST.
NV. near Conn. ave. cars; very desirable and
attractive house; nearly new: In perfect order.
10 rooms; baths. II. l. RUST, ga l4th st.nw.
ap5-tf
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Store 740 10th nw... 80
S26 10th ne. Or. ..1T.5o
1Gs Linden ne, 6r.l5. 80
l236 Duncan ne. Or. Is. 80
d BATCHELDER,
10th and G SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT
e27 9th st nw....S60.0
1892 9th st NV, So. 90
1908 Mass av ne. Or. 1000
3003 p st NV. Tor. 1000
14l6 Pierce pl. crab. 35
3023 Cook Pk. Or. $500
$50 sth st ne. 6r. 800
my5-9t YESTERDAY &
FOR RENT
1879 Corcoran ST. 13r. SIS
1921 14th NV. store. 40
800 L ne. Or. ......1s.5 80
Gas L ne, Or. rs. 80
ole Sth ne. Or. .10. 30
my5-3t ELLIS & CHAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07

FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwkITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free in city; one month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WICkOFF. SEAIANS & BENEDICT
dl9-t Cor. Sth and F SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07

WANTED
TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE CHEERFUL
By PAPERING the walls in fresh new de-
signs OF Wall Paper. Our Wall Paper De
partment Is fun Of the seasons choices,
productions. Our men are ready to work 10,
you at any time. Best of service
W. Z. MOSES 4 SONS,
nth AND SITS NV mvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07

NANTED-SETTLED COLORED WOMAN 10 DO
general hoUssvork, wash and iron small family
must stay nights; references required. Call III
It'll 1bs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-07
MALE OR FEMALE.

TASTED-AGENTS. MALE AND FEMALE; 10c.
article; 100 per cent profit; new; sells readily.
Call after o'clock Monday aud Tuesday, Room
Z, 1927 st. Ics
RANTED- SALESMEN-SEND so CENTS FOR $50
page Illustrated Took celebrated Breckenridge
case: enormous sales; big trade discount. III Z
CURRENT EVENTS PUB. CO., So 9Th ave-,
Chicago. my45t
NANTED-HOMES FOR COOKS. NURSES, CHAM
termaids, waist hand. coachmsn, laundress wait
srs. for families. hotels and resorts; ref. help
furnished frss Of charge. 11O7A 1 ST. NV.
ap26-12c'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-01
Wages are Restored.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. Com
mencing today the wages of all EN-.
ployees of the Chicago and West
Michigan, and the Detroit, Lansing
and Northern railroads will be
restored to the figures prevailing
before the general cut in August
last. This will mean an average
increase of ten per cent. The
officials of the road say that while
their action is not warranted by the
present condition of business, yet
they propose to make the expert
ment in the hope that an increase in
traffic and the added zeal of the
employees will enable them to make
the new scale permanent one.