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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
HoLcoMR.s ELECTION CERTAIN.

Omaha. Nov 9-The election contests. so far az
this State IL concerned. now All settled. the Re
publican State Central Committee giving it out to-
night that It is satisfied that the Holcomb fusion
ticket for Governor Will have plurality large
enough to settle all doubts. In tn Congress dis
trics II was landslide. with the exception OF the
With for the Republicans In this district me race
paugheriy Republican. II Is now settled, however
that kem IS re-cleci.l by a SAFE purAlll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
4 CHALLENGE FOR WESTON.

Henry Schmehl. Of Chicago. has sent this letter to
Edward Payson Weston. esq:
Dear Sir see by the papers that YOU have Just
completed walk OF upward OF so miles the
country roads IN New YORK state within the la:
twelve days. and that you claim to be the best
pedestrian living. doubt that statement and think
! your superior 10 prove II hereby challenge
you to a sx-days go-as you please contest with me-
for "A stake Of $50 a side. to take place In this city
during Thinksgiving week.
II you s think YOU are the leading pedestrian
accept this challenge at once.
Weston viii reply to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
JUST THE MAN AFTER ALL.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
No" said the Mayor OF the Western city I'VE
could have for you.
Applicant"Why not. sr?' sa-.-.,...
You say you almost deaf?"
Eyes"
"And nearly 5lind7'
"Um-huhv'
Eyes sir"
"And never had any educational advantages"
'None, sir"
Then Of what could you be to the city,
I'm a detective. sir
"O-o-h! Strange that l didn't think OF IT, Come
right In. Got couple Of murder mysteries
hand now"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
TARIFF LEGISLATION IMPROBABLE.

Senator Justin S. Morrill,. Of Vermont, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. He asked by Tribune
reporter yesterday whether the closing session Of
the LID Congress would try TO get through any
more tariff reform" free-trade legislation
I'm the light OF Tuesdays political revolution.
don't think IL would be possible for them to do it,.
said MIR Morrill,. Public sentiment would be over
whelmingly against IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
SENATOR GoRMAN PHILOSOPHICAL.

Baltimore. Nov o Senator German. whom asked
today as to The causes Of Tuesdays revolution.
said that ne nal been paying no attention TO politics
since tn, al ipurnmcnt 90 the Senate, but ne sup
posed that tho causes Of the defeat were various.
and il was hard To- tel. what particular thing was
most influential He did not think that the defeat
Of the Democratic party wCull b" lasting. ana d4d
not TO BE- greatly depressed ever the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
THE SWEEP COMPLETE IN MINNESOTA

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Your dispatches are very misleading as to
Minnesota unless my personal dispatches from Sen
atnr Washburn and the chairman Of the Republican
5000 plurality for the Republican ticket and say
that In Minneapolis the Republicans have carried
everything from Mayor to dog-oatcher.
CHARLES A. PILLSBURY.
New-York City. Nov I. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

from those few show a plurality for Hastings OF
9i274j The full for the various candidates Oh
the State ticket follows:
demonstrating Rep). 573lCS; Singery u)em)
The Populist and Prohibition vote = no' com,
plete number of counties having iaiieu 10 Iepoi'
the vote for those candidates - -. ,.,,
Lieutenant Ciovernor-Lyon Gep). $685. Killing
Auditor~Malin (Rep) 5c7.5S3 Magee Oem). 3d.
$50. <,> 80 -,,.
Secretary Internal Affairs-Latta uep.), oo''5l
Greenland Dem) 32ImG -o-o,o
Coneressman-a Iargo-Grow RepD. 52l2l?:
Hun CRepJ $50 $50; Niger Dom). 32s.9SS; Collins
Dem J. 900 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
OwENss MAJORITY DOWN TO TWO.

Lexington. Ky. Nov s.-The friends Of W. c.
Owens are becoming alarmsd at the calculations OF
the Republicans. The Republicans say they Will
throw out Benson Precinct in Franklin County, on
account OF Irregularities. which viii reduce the
vote Of Owens TO So Oldham COunty's majority FOR
Owens has been counted at 800. but the Sheriff Of
that county telegraphs here that II Is lS, making
a difference OF forty-eig votes. and this taken
from fifty leaves Owenss majority at =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
WILL VOTE AGAIN on THE MATTE CANAL

Omaha Neb. Ncv. 9.-During the recent election
the Platte Canal proposition involving SJo.")n In
the excitement was lost sight of and in many IN
stances was not voted at all. The interpreter
ton of the Law by the officials was that a blank
counted against the proposition. This has been CON
tested and "A decision arrived AT that this Is an
error As a result special election VIII be held 10
reconsider the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
POrGHKrEPSrE MrNICiPAL TKPROvEXgyTS

From The Poughkeepsie Eagle
Man-st. is open from Washington east. a state
OF affairs that has not existed for three months.
The street looks fine silk. Our friends
from outside. both those who come here to trade
and those who come simply 10 ride,
without hesitation. for We have the main thor
oughfare the finest pavement In America, and the
best-lghted city in the United States. the best
water supply. the best sewer system. acknowledged
so by sanitary experts. Now getting the
best service and the best paving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
FORECLOSURE or 4 WESTERN ROAD

Des Mo!nes Iowa. Nov Judge Wilson In the
Federal District Court. to-day entered decision
In the suit brought hy the Metropolitan Trust
Company OF Sew York. to forcclose mortgage
for 81 81 on the Dos Moines Northern and West
ern Railroad The road was ordered sold NoNcm
Der L. George r Henry OF pes Moines, was
named as commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
ODDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS..

AN ENORMOUS VOTE FOR HASTINGS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROLLS Up A PLURALITY OF 2i2'''
FOR THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
Philadelphia. Nov a.-Oficial returns from all
but few counties. and careful unofhcial 1oothgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
pRogTRATED EY THE CAMPAIGN

Huron. s d. Nov. News comes from Rcdneli
that Judge Isaac Howe. the Popullst candidate Tor
Governor In the late campaign. Is lying III NJ his
home In that city with small hope for his recovery
The excitement ana Fat que % the campaign were
more than he could endure. and the tremendous
majority against him Is doubtless also A grievous
disappointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
COMPLETE RETURNS FROM CONNECTICUT.
| THEY INCREASE THE FIGURES OF CoFFlNS
PLURALITY TO 1867.

PLURALITY TO 1861
Hartford Conn, Nov 9.-Revised returns from
every town in the State show that the Legislature
will stand: Senate Republicans. q: Democrats,
Hall Of the Hartford district. House-Republicans.
POS: Democrats. A. w +. Gates Nfep). Tor senator
In the XIth District. is elected over Clark w Key
nolds Dem) by lG votes the vote for the own 9i
Waterford having been incorrectly returned Dy hu,i
inc the Prohibition vote TO the vote Tor it.EuoiuS
COINS plurality for Governor is 1851 ana ms "t
iori,v over all is 70 100 These figures Will not De
materially changed by the official count Inc tV 90
vote for Governor is l55 S or Sl5 less thah IN e'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
NO DEMOCRATIC COUNTY OFFICERS

Concord ~ H.. Nov. s.-Returns from the Senate
districts show that the Democrats carried the
XVIIIth, XXIIId and XXIVth districts with no
choice In the Id and With: the Republicans carried
the remainder OF the twenty-four districts. The
Republicans have 260 members of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
CHAMP CLARK CLAIMS HIS ELECTION.

Mexico Mo. Nov. ?.The Democrats Of N" INth
Congressional District claim champ Clarks cleo
ton hy ls3 plurality The Republicans Insist that
Treloar has carried the district by lB plurality.
and both Tmriies are celebrating to-day. II VIII re-
ouire the oricial count to settle the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
MONTANA DEMOCRATS SHOWED UNDER.

Helena. Mont. Nov 9.-Returns received here
give Hartman RcpJ. for Congress plurality ~
80. and Hunt N,cpD. for Associate Justice. pu-
ralty Of 2.24s The Legislature stands - Krpubll-
cans. u Popusts and Y Democrats. Hcena's ma
jorlty for the capital Is Loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bangs. Lemuel b. 10 Mary Davenport.
Burton. Myron C. and wife to + J Mddlebrook.
= Madison-aTe. l3o II Of Bathgate Place. ,
Cunningham. James 4 to Michael spinelit
l1th-si. 80 # " Of Park ave. year ...i,; ....
4sth-st. 2oo (, OF s,h-ave. year......
Decker Sadie J. and another To y F peNfn' A.;
Same 20 Charles j Coulter iath-st a's It
24,h-st go q Of lst-ave. year,.....;..
EsFGh i Sa@s-, W e a. to 3 'Gn" II shs1
E!ssneraS.r. Anna, to M.rsar.'hss May'r
Elfenbein. Abraham. To Rachel Levy. w H"'
roSIer Clarence Nj. ana another 70 John Bass-
ing jr. Prosrect-av.. 36ss Il OF West
chesterays m9r5sase, ~ k ssars and another
l25,h-st ~ II Of tnion-st : keais -
Grun Philip TO Tug G ~ ana tru' ,eas
Jacob August. and wife TO stephen q Boseri a.
'ras,ee corner Columbus ana i-'''.'''
K.hoe Cstharne. and another 10 Harry ne''
corner lst-sve and il+th,st instan'ents,,
I.ilendahl. Charlotte II. TO \ Leo. ls''h-s'
1906 It Of iith-ave. years -; ,
Lu,h John F. to Twenty 'h.rd Ward Land I'M
provement Company. lot 43i. map section A.
WISE estate. years...... -.
Laemmle David. TO same lots 37s to S's sane
Mccarthy John and wife to Cecile Rusch. as
eSecutrr. Madson-ave. 7Sll # Of lols'' I,
Mcleod sarah D. to David Richey s2d-si,
1911 II u Columbus ave years -. "a
Manning. William ID, 20 the Farmers Loan ani
Trust company $ 75th-si. iI Il " Of ANS
terdam-a,e. and other property. mortgages 4
Same D Alexander MastsrtOn and another. t1
1gh-st. 100 II " %. AmstefdaHl-""' A
ana other property. Mortgages. - year -
Same Alfred Hoyt and another 'yN-si.
III IT OF Amsterdam-ave. mortgage a
years :. a., t,var,
O Donnell Joseph and wife To Charles W i'sat''
Topping ST. $50 n n OF lltth 81 note.
Reeber. George A. ct al 20 William rms
lOTth-st, 2l3 Il Of lst-ave. ] year. $500
Shnler Frank To MARY Pepperday. y Jansen
StuyS Adelhed. 10 James ; Bryant if''n-
st. 30 II OF BrOOk-aye. years .. .....-..'
Sheehan. Patrick. 10 23d Ward Land ana lnip,p.
ment 60. lot ABB map Section A. Ny'e estate
schoned. Simon r. TO George II Never. We.
OF Harriet Valentine. 24th Ward
Thiele Edward b. to Austin kmban ana nj,
other. executors ct al. lloh-st. 20 n u 4
Lencx-ave. mortgages. | and j YEAR,. ., 80
Van Orden. Howard r. Of nj TO w 1 Lessee ]"
,2d-st SIS II Of Avenue \. demand. 80
Same 10 Fannie Falk. n = i2i-st. ofs n 't NN' =
nue. a, j yehrs =, MN. a,
Noelbel, Jacob. and wife 10 William Walk.n ~
al. executors. ~ Nicholas-ave. corner ii''"-
ST. . years. ,..s,
Wesse Carl II. To Daniel + Seybel jansen
ave 35l II ~ Terrace View years
tee 5Ist-st. 81 II OF 2d-ave. . years -.
Weiss, Charles and wife Ia MARY burseImV,Sa
ct al lst-st, :. $50 II " Of Avenue A.
Wallace Emma Il. to II Peters. 93d-st >
3O7 II Q OF Columbus-ave year. 10
Zeman. Solomon. AID wife TO Edith jayne No IL
Broome-st. years .''''.''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
FURNISHED Rooms 60 fet.

ID WEST l2TH-ST .-Handsomey furnished floors or
y suites II large n quiet private houss
sunny southern exposure overlooking Fifh-aye win
doWs on two sides In room: references.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-STABIE, WITH u STALLS; s.
story; lots OF storage room fine location for
sales stable. Apply to E. P. NASH, l126 sth. or
800 Center market mh24-2t
FOR RENT-STABLE; TWO FLOORS; 80 STALLS;
elevator. 02l d st. NV mh21-6t"
3story livery stable; capacity, 20 stalls; car
rtage elevator, and all modern improvements;
rear 92S ST. NV, rent, SIS. Inquire at 1854
La ave. mh17-1m
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MANICURE

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIRoP-
odist. 703 18TH ST. Nw.-The only importer
and manufacturer of FINE MANICURE ana
CHIROPODIST GOODS south of New York au23-ts
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING;
N0Fks-Carpsts cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tress-s made to order. Office. 1920 Pa ave-
Works, lIOS and no Z NV. Telephone sO4
AA-u u NEWMIER, Manager.
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand delivered
free In city; month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
d1e-tf Cor stb and f ats nv
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BOARDING

DESIRABLE. LARGE. COOL FRONT AND OTHER
rooms, with excellent board: table boarders
taken; special low rates offered good location
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS AIDERNEY AND
Jersey cow now giving four gallons Of milk per
day. Address 800 9th st. sw. 1t.
WANTED-ASSOCIATE ABLE TO PUT UP A POR-
ton OF expenses and share profits in marketing
large subdivision Address o. H. s., Star
Office. mh24-3ts
SIS, 100000 IN GOLD.-FIFTEEN MILLION DOL
lars In gold is what the Cripple Creek district
will produce in 1894. Hundreds of men have
made fortunes and new and rich finds are being
made daily. If you take any interest in gold
mining we can make you a proposition that
costs only $40 per month for months that is
nenry sure to clear you 81 900 this summer
Address for particulars
CRIPPLE CREEK PROSPECTING COMPANY,
It, Midland Col
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It swoRMsTEDT & BRADLEY, a27 F ST.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WASIED-FOUR YOUNG MIN DESIRE CoUN-
Try board for the GUNNER: convenient to electric
and steam roads preferred Address. stating
partlculaEs, u B. W, Star Office. mh22-St'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-PARTLY FURNISHED-PARLOR,
bed room, dining room and kitchen; bright, whole
some and agreeable quarters; terms reasonab bic.
sO2 10Th st. NV. mh2i-3ts
FOR ItENT-AN APARTMENT OF 5 ROOMS AND
bath; 1913 18th St NV; rent, $3.50. ALLEN
G. CLARK, COS ST. NV. mh22-3
FOR RENT FLATS - CENTRALLY LOCATED;
near Penn. ave, F and 18th sts. with all modern
conveniences. Inquire 1345 Penn. mil Scott
FOR RENr-WEST END FLATS, 2620 X ST
NV; rooms, bath. range, coal vault, gas meter
In good order; reference required; rent, SIS.
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1919 K NV, 1sr. $500. 90
2ll9 o NV, 12r. 1000
1I5S Ore av NV. Tor COCO
1871 18th NV, Tor. $500
700 Newark NV. Pet
worth, new, 1lr. "a. 90
u Tenn av ne, 11r. 1000
2l0 9th ne, sr. 1910
1O2-704&706 Newark,
new, Petworth NV,
11r, each. .......40.O 90
4011 & 40l3 Sth ex
NV, sr, each. ESQ
1886 L ne, Or. so
los 4th ne, 6.....1S.5O
233 LIST sw, Or. lib 40
mh24-eo3t WN
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS, GA 18TH ST.; THE
HANDSOMESr OFFICE ROOMS IN THE CITY,
WITH TWO OR THREE ADDITIONAL ROOMS
IF DESIREDi Low RENTALS J. B. WIMEF, COS
18TH ST., REAL ESTATE mh236t
FOR RENT-Sl5.O0 WILL RENT ONE DESIRABLE
office room; Sd floor Of building southeast
l2th and sts NV. Inquire CHARLES ".
THORN, 1913 Il st. NV. mh22-3t"
For RENT-s1O EACH WILL RENT THREE
very desirable office rooms In building southeast
corner 18th and sts NV. Inquire CHARLES
@. THORN, 1918 st. NV mhc2-3ts
FOR RENT-LARGE OFFICE ROOMS. METZE-
rott building, ITO NV; all modern
veniences, including electric light, running water
I'm each room, steam heat elevator mail chute,
private letter boxes and speaking tubes, &c;
rent from SO upward. mh22-15t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, FROM
$40 to $50, at 404 9Th st. and GIL 7th st. NV.
mhlI-2w T.. r. BROOKS. 616 18th st. NV.
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Cigar and tobacco store; highclass trade: good
business. Address
mho3- cts Roy GO Star office
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WANTED-A MAN OF ABILITY. EXPERIENCE
and some means, for STOREK FEPER, TICKET
AGENT and POSTMASTER, at Aubrey Park.
Metropolitan branch; broom and cellar
st. If
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HALF INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED MANUFAC-
turing plant and business costing 500 900 for
$4,000 to q responsible man competent TO act IS
travelling salesman and business manager Adj
dress MANUFACTURER" general delivery, city.
mh24-6ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-oNB SMALL STORE 1887 14TH ST.
NV, S2o per mo. Also one large store, 1899 14th
st. NV A p. LANG, 1888 18th st. n. W. mh2O- st
FOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, WITH DWELL
Ing, 627 d st. NV; 10 rooms and bath; all IN. l.
$50 per mo. Apply to w. c. JOHNSON, us 18th
ST. NV. mhl6-1mo
FOR RENT-FINE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS,
lllo 9th st. NV; 26xS6; heated by steam; will
rent cheap 10 permanent tenant.
mh1o-1m' L. s. FRISTOE, 1893 st. NV.
FOR RENT-1534 18th ST. NV; OLD-ESTAB-
LlSHED STAND, with modern dwelling above;
near ST. market.
mh1-1m c. d. LIEBERMANN, 1903 F st.
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$1,000 WILL PURCHASE A BUSINESS INTER
est paying $50 weekly, which will be worth
5000 in year. Address Box 293, city p o..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FOR RENT-BY WAsHINGToN DANENuoWi

FOR RENT-1711 18TH ST. NV; CENTRAL Lo-
eauoni IN tine condition.; rooms; bath and cellar;
rent, $50 per month.
mh24 J. MARTIN PROCTOR, eO7 C st. NV.
FRR RENT-434 i ST. NV; $50 PER NO. !;
S-story brick; rooms, bath and cellar; in excel
nh24 J. MARTIN PROCTOR, oO7 st. NV.
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sos Goth, Or, wa. rs A.
J 1910 l.. Or. W. is
230S G. Or. w....17.50
1ll6 23d, Or. w. -.17.30
23lOia /. Sr. wa. ..17.30
2+02-4-S II, 6r,w,g.16.30
l29 18th ne. Or, w.g.l6.30
2+27-9 y. Or. w&g is. 80
sl2 Nh ave, 5r. eel. .16
2l29 Pa av. rear. 4r.w.16
Alb 2lst. Or. w.15.30
401-9-11-13 22d.6r. w15.50
1926 18th. r'r shop. Is. 30
} 2023 L. TT. 5r. w.15.30
2Il4 G. CIR. W & g.15.30
222224 L, 5r. wa. rs. 80
H2o9-l1 Va ave.6r.w..l5
25l3 Prospect. 7r....15
lc22-26-2s 25th. Or. rs
2O56 32d. 5r. rs
1904 18th. ar. WILL
, 1883 Jcff, 5r, wa. .15.vo
$50 ed, Or, wa. ..14.50
} PAS ID. Or. w....14.50
, 23l3 G. Or. w......14.30
516 23d. Or. wa....14.30
, 40s X ne. Ar. IA
.,.,.,1 81 Paul's CT. Sr. IA
402 4-e-s-10 21st, Or.
water -.........l3.30
2420 y. Or. Wig. .13. 80
1902 Both, Or. wa. 10
1903 Riggs. 6r, W. IL 20
23l5 Va ave. Ar. w.l2.50
i, 1902 Goth, rr,5r.l2.50
i, 2412 n, Or. wa....12.50
} IL & Is W Alex Ct,
Ar, water. .......11.50
/, 4os Pomeroy, Or, Wa. IL
} 9l2-l4 9th. 6r. 10
} 2052 22d. 5r..........12
; 52T Goth. Or. ~
, Stable rear 1926 LIZ
l120 22d. rear. Ar. .11.50
) 2c0S-14 r'r NJ. 4r.w.1l.30
9TrG-S X. tir......lO. 30
2-5-T-l0 WAlex C. 4rl0.o0
1881 Bcnning. 5r.w.1O.30
} 1853 Lineer's al.5r.1O.3 10
J pOone ct. Ar. W. 10. 20
, 1896 s. Sr. w........l0
} SSol-2 VI. Or. 10
} 2Il0 X. Or. 10
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FOR RENT-229 STH ST. NE; ANIL: SIX
rooms and bath; pressed brick; bav windo,x.
dry concrete cellar; back porch; rear yard nicely
sodded, with roses, grapes and four fine ncaci
at house after tomorrow. r,h9A D..
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GREAT BARGAIN-A CAREFULLY SELECTED
stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. together with Shelves
counters and showcases, for sale or exchange for
real estate ut 1Sl9-2l 14th St NV Amply at
once at stores. mhoo-3ts
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Si5, 0O0-GENTL4EMAN WITH BUSINESS ABILITY
and above amount is wanted to take active man
agement of a pleasant and very profitable bust
ness in Washington. d. c. Address p o. Box
1241, Philadelphia Pa. nh23 2t
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& WILCOX.
Pennsylvania ave. NV.

WALL, 925 + ST. NV.
- Mass av NV. Tor. 10. so
22o u NV. 12r. 30. 60
l12I LIST NV, TBS
l64 T NV, 7r....23. 40
2lS Fla ave NV, 7r.21.5O
l636 Superior, NJ H.l6. 80
200 Vt ave NV, GIRLS. 40
2022 VT ave NV, 6r.1s. 10
2l2o VT ave NV, 6r.ls. 10
1924 10th NV, Tr. %. 50
Store lois eth NV. .35
ii Pa. ave. NV, Or. 800
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FOR RENT
1909 23d, l0r&o. $50
22lS G NV. er & b. 80. 20
2316 II, sr&b. %. 30
2306 NJ, 6r........22.50,
b23 23d, Or. .....l5.30I
50s ed. Or. wa. .l4.30
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