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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions from January /.
1884,, are s.. 42s ,9S5 There were filed for
record Yesterday leeds. the considers
tons aggregating So 022 Following i.
Tire list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
& Co., abstractors of title. l16 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
. Sheriff TO NJ. NJ Carraher ct al. lot S
block Is, Maynard's. $1,000.
Reliance Loan and Trust Company to NJ.
L. Ronchon. lot 6. block u, Georgetown. 81
Henry Holden to W. {. Weeks, Sc Il o,
sec 81. .. 9. 500.
James Wells TO Fred NJ. Wels, lots Il
and y. blocks Is, w. c. /. Co. IS fst to Kent.
$780,
f. D. Bower to ]. F. Boyer. a of sw !.
sec 81. %. 4. 81.
Jennie Talmsdge to j. s. Bushnell, 10.
20, block 35, Gilman Park. $500.
Julius Sunde TO O. Sandstrom, LOT Z.
block %, Crown supl ID $500.
W. r. Ballard to K. V Ankeny, lot IL
block 81. ID. I. Denny's park, and other,
50 DO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22
.pain,y Enough for a Queen s.

APPOINTMENT literary and society woman of
Minneapolis taus writes OF the private coEnpart-
meut ears ON the 'sNorth- Western Limited -
Zach compartment is q room dainty enough
for queen. Mine, in recent trip. was fitted
up in cherry aud tea green The ceiling was
arched and frescoed in silver The walls were
covered with exquisite brocaded silk OF tea
green and the cushions were plush OF the same
lovely shade The partition towards the aisle
was OF heavy plate glass, hung with sof. green
silE curtains. The doors between The rooms,
for they were en- suite. were thick French pier
glasses. Inc floor was carpeted With rich mo-
auette. aud the lovely cherry woodwork was
daintily carved with light festoons OF garlands.
! never saw such elegance IN railway cars In ali
my travels.
"Just think OF iti A berth in one OF thess
palaces on wheels costs no more than for one IN
the ordinary. old style sieepers
F. W. Parker, Puget sound Agent. COL Front
street, Seattle
j. S. Graham's millinery opening today /.
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22
Ha. a Crazy Low. OF Bathing.

Deputy Sheriff w. ]. Jones arrived in
the city last night with John Leavitt,
a candidate for instruction at the insane
asylum. Leavitt is a peculiar looking
man, bat talks perfectly sane. His hair Is
long enough to do up in twist. and his
whiskers rival those of Senator PETER.
His trouble consists in desire TO be too
Clearly. He bsthes in the waters OF Puget
sound anywhere from one To twelve times a
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

L. Z. Shelby. assistant generai traffic
manager of the Great Northern railroad,
Is in Portland and ali. return today.
Gems. Iohn t. bryant and g. ;. Meem
have returned from thetT trip 10 Monte
Cristo colgate Hayt, the New YORK
millionaire. wilI return this morning.
Frank ". Bowling. assistant superiu-
temasnt 81 ihs rac.dc Postal Telegraph
COMPANY. Is down from Vancouver. T. c..
spending se3l-sArnesi vacation on the
Sound. lie took ia She Interstate fair az
Tacoma YESTERDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

The following delegates 10 the Demo
cratic county convention we're at the Dill
Ter last evening" W. A. Van Duscn. of
Cherry Valley: j. A. Cooper and Philo
Rutherford. Fall City; 5. y. Gustin and J.
G. Blair. North Bead; : u, Agnew. Tolt:
II. Hayes. FL Ssengar. James n. Ruther-
ford aud Asa Gardner, Saoqualmie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22
>o,., Prom ,h. North Ena.

Nj George A. Young IS erecting resi-
dence az Green Lake.
The Ladies AID Seciety Of the + iee-
wafer Congregational church held \ bus
mess meeting ~ the residence Of Ma r.
4. hilh0arne Thursday afternoon
4 family named Dixon wss moved from
rear Lake " Washington 10 Fremont Egiday.
Ehe father IS HELPLESS tnvsitl aud him
self and family are beiag cared Ter by the
odd Fellows Of kremuaG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22
Last Raymond whi.comb Party.

The last Raymond-W hitcomb excursion
party of the season was at the Rainier
last evening. Ii comprised Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Benners. Mr.. and Mrs. \. s. W.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. E. E. Saunders. Miss Ids
b. Pitt, DIR. A. G. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs.
William {. Prickett. Mrs. S. F. Tracey,
and DR.. and Mrs T. NJ. Croker Henry
C. Lyons is the conductor in charge of the
party. They had just arrived from Yellow
stone park, after a sojourn of three or four
days, and leave this morning for Victoria.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

Beautiful calorinx< and combinations
Are 10 ia seen in the fall mlsisnsrs Correct
Styles aad latest designs sal he shown at
Mss Cheasty's opening kFtasy Aaa sAsgr-
day. so SSeond street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

Here little. there little, and before
20 know Il yea have made Bis saving
BY huyink yoaf mests and markss supplies
81 tie rael6e Market House. - Froas
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

Articles % incorporation Of the Oad
Fellows Balialng Association Of ssattle
we're AIed sssh the co1n'y auditor ysstsr-
day, capita STOCK s4ae0 This corpora
'ion las esen made necessary % mort
gaze ~ siasn against the three-story
eftek binding soufa ~ she Bellevue aegel,
In Moth Seattle. erected n 1851 By Seattle
Lodge. Ma. :. /. @. o =. The mortgage
Sas held by TIE German savings and
Loan Society 81 san Francisco. and lods.
NJ sss unable to meet The payments.
Gas various lodges n Seattle therwnpon
decided 10 foFa the corporation and take
portion Ct tie e2sdsa from Seattle los
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22
Bank Failure in Nebrask

WEEPING WAFER. Neb., Sept. 2L-The
Commercial bank closed its doors this
morning. 1t has deposits of s26 600 and
$50. 600 in loans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

See tie latest styles IA bats aaa ban-
nets a, J. ). 0gAhAas millinery epsaing
to-day,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-22

J. S. Grsham's millinery opening today !.
all are invited Boston block.
Evening star., 1894-04-04
WAREHOUSES;.

wANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMNER,
In NV; small family adults: highly connected :
best references; rent must be moderate and best
care taken Address NJ. T.. Star ofiee ap3-2ts
wANTED-THIS wEEk-HOUSE; CIR; MI: COST
not over $4,000: Will pay $50 cash: bal $40 70
$50 monthly notes DULEY & HERRING. 225
Pa ap2-3t
WANTED = IMMEDIATELY TO RENT HOUSE,
6r.: mi: well located; must have stable; Al
tenant. Apply DULEY & HERRING. 225 Pa.
ave. n-v ap2-3t
Evening star., 1894-04-04

FOR RENT
I722 Corcoran st. NV, 1or, MI .Ss5 90
2214 G ST. NV, Sr., MI. so so
lis LIST st. NV, Sr., mi. 80. so
1874 5th st. NV. Sr., ,mi............. 81. 80
SIS LIST ST. NV, 7r mi. 70 80
1927 7th st. n.w., dwelling over store. . %. 80
233 18th ST. s.w., Sr., ,m.i................ 25. 80
1885 Linden ST., L. d. Park, 5r., mi. ..... 22.50
149 California st. ne, 6r., mi. 2O.:0
16i3 9th st. NV, 6r., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
$50 Spruce ST., L. D. Park, 6r., MI. i....... 20. 30
33o and $40 Elm ST., L. d. Park, 6r., MI. 20.:o
6lS and $40 Tenn. me-, 6r., mi..... ~ 30
Ala 1st ST. ne, ST., mi. i............. 81 80
1O12 1st st. ne, store and dwelling .... 10
zoos and 1910 1st st. n.e., 6r., mi. ....... so
1888 llth ST. NV, store and dwelling. 1890
900 23d ST. NV. 5r., water. er............... 30
40 9th st. Sc, 6r., mi. 14.O0
"a Fenton st. ne, 6r, water. 13. 90
1011, 1O1s, lo21 and 1923 18th s.e., 6r mi 10.O 90
BARNES WEAVER,
ap4-3t go F ST. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
This 9th OF March, 1894.
In re estate of William Z. Leeman lat. of tbe
District Of Columbia,
No. oO5S Administration Doc. 20
Application having been made for the prol,afe n,
q paper-wrtting propounded as the las, Will and
testament and for letters testamentary on the
estate or said William Z. Leennn. deceased bv
John D. Leeman the executor therein named
notice Is hereby given to ell concerned to apnear r
In this court on FRIDAY. April. TWENTIETH
1894, at TEN O'CLOCK AM 10 show cause {;
any exist, against the granting such application
copy OF this order shall be published in the
Washington law Reporter and Evening star one
In each or three successive weeks before said day
By the court A. r. HaG%rP T,s,iccS
Tests: L: P. WRIGHT. Register Of wis, d. G.
IN THE sUPREME oorTRT OF TIIr DIyrRIC-T or
COLUMBIA
The Doth day OF March 1924
Thomas c. 5chn~on vs. Harriet A johnson
No 1927. E1uity Dos ket ss
On motion Of the plaintiff, nv Mr. Csmpheil Car
rit-tGl h"r solicitor. IL is ordered that the de-
fendant Harriet A. johnson, cause her appesrance
10 oe eTtered herefn heforA the first rule apv
occurring forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause VII be proceeded With as in case OF default
Inc ohiect or this suit Is for an absolute divorce
upon ibe ground ot wiilfu and unin,errupted de-
sofon or the petitioner hv the defendant for more
thsn TWO years prior TO the filing NJ this cause
Ry the court W g cox I,s.tca a.
True copy. Test:
BY J. n yorrSc C7crt Go
NJ A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk. uah2I-Iaw3w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-l417 ST. NV. 12R,. hath,
800 st, Le broit Park. cor, ST.. eel, bath, S''
1906 sosh, Il. jaceiss5 2ss Elm. o.. eel. - 8 8
iSsa' .Y 80 50 BIe@.rs I' $; q $50
10 desirable colored tenant. 2l1 st., 7r., ba rs
'i. ''n NV" D&vD Ii 6s.f 3. sr1SE sos st ns 90
FOR RENT-CHEAPEST HOUSE Il THE NORTH
west, near Dupont circle and 18th ~. 10 looms
aud bath; papered throughoSt; every coayenience;
o'HARE, lOoe F st. ap4st
Esbch EEs ASSVN 81 v sSs
W3sHiNaTox SosHi AhE; EHTESNREP H1SSaR:
49,, ,,,,,,, STEAM HEAT
BEAUuFuL SPACIOUS GROUNDS.
FOR PENTHOUSE SIS " J. AVE NV: 10
mo Apply W. C. JOHNSON, rs 18th St NV,
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-M STREET NEAR
Thomas Circle; owner going abroad: wishes 10
rent for or Is months; completely furnished.
ap46t
FOR RENT-1354 ST. s.w, OPPOSITE AGRI-
cultural grounds: beautiful location modern i'm
proyements only $SoSe. THos. +. wAGGA-
MAN, 917 F st. NV. ap4-3t
containing rooms and bath; very cozy; in per.
feet repair; only $3.50: key next door, BANEs
SIMPSON, 14th and G sts ap4st
FOR RENT-22O4 18TH ST NV: 7-RoOM BR
bath, cellar, good shed: mi. good repair; large
fIont and back yards; $3.50. Apply 1915 st.
NV, mh21-iSts
FOR RENT-NEAR CAPITOL, 2 BRICK HOUSES.
200 and 211 1st st. me-: $3.50 and $22. SO per
mot tn: modern improve-nol &c. Apply JN0. WAC
NER SON. Owners, 1900 ST. ne. fe21-7w'
FOR IENT-152s 10TH ST. NV; ROOMS.
bath and cellar. $3.50.
]. T. DYER,
apI-3t" 140SLa g st.
FOR RENT-NEw HOUSES-2S09 ST. NV:
rent $50; also 621 9Th ST. Dw. rent SIS;
rooms; back building; cellar; all mi. OWNER,
1903 +, or 210 E ST. NV. mh10-2ID&1w
FOR PENTHOUSE 1909 23D ST. NV; 10
rooms; newly papered; only $3.50 per mo- Ap-
ply at 1918 Pa. ~ ap43t
FOR RENT-A 10-ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL
modern improvements; 410 X. L. ave. Rent, SIS.
Also six room house; S0s X st. Rent, SO Ap-
ply at t106 st. aD4-3ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FI.ATS IN THE "B AND q. -
Pleasantly situated on the northeast corne- Of
both and NJ SITS. NV; all well lighted and yen-
tnated; supplied with every convenience for
housekeeping; janitor hand at all hours to
show them. Prices reasonable. mh31.St
FOR RENT-WEST END FLATS 28oO K ST.
NV; rooms, bath, range, coal vault gas meter
In good order; reference required; low rent.
mh11-1m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN. LARGE FRONT
room; private family; breakfast and dinner IL
desired. location bet. 1lth and 18th. q and v
sts-; permanent If satisfactory. Box 80. Star cf-
fee ap3-2ts
wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF THE
departments. a large furnished room. facing
south: permanent II suited; rent not TO exceed
Sl2 per mo- Address KENNEDY, Star ONCE. .a3 e
WANTED-TO RENT-DESK IN QUIET OFFICE:
centrally located. by the month. to exceed
IS per month Address, stating location and
price, 5. r., Star Office. al3-3t'
Evening star., 1894-04-04

$40 G ne. Or. nj. .27 50
6S3 4th ne. Sr.mi .25 20
s17h Goth. Sr, w&g. is. so
:.2't> G. Or. W. .lT.S0
2310i1 I, Sr. wa. . IT. 30
2+02-4-s II, 6r,w,g.1G.Sa
129 18th ne. Or. W, !. .lG.3o
sl2 MI ave. 5r. eel. &c
2to9 Pa av. rear. Ar. w. l6
4ll-13 21st, Or. w.15.30
t07-9-tl-la 2od,G-. Wis. 20
sos Goth, 6r, wa 1880
2427-9 n. 6r, w&g.15.S0
1928 18TH. fr sop. IL. Az
2023 l.. TT. Or. Wis. 70
2414 G. Or. W & g.l5.30
222+ J, Or. wa. 1880
2S09-1t Va ave. Or, wl3 so
S5i3 Prospect. Tr....I5
1922 -26-2S 25th. Or. is
2056 32d. 5r. is
1894 l1th. Ar. w......l5
1859 JEFF, 5r, wa. 1890
$50 I'D, Or, wa. .l4.5o
:ll5 ID. Or. W. IA. so
SIG 23d, Or. wa. .l4.30
WILCOX. 1907 Ia. ave.
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ap4-3t

FOR RENT
I'LL Nh av.12r. MISS. e
$40 10th. Office rms. g
1882 lTtn, Tor. mi. .6s
464 d, Or, st & eel. 81
lTl4 \, Sr, mi. .......6 ~
SOP 2lst. 12r. mi. 80 q
us 10th, lar. mi. %
2323 Pa ave. Tor. mi. 30. 81
11l4 1lth. Tor. mi ~. n
2313 Pa av,11r. mi. 45. %
9o5 18th. 12r. mi. :. A.:
2905-7 L, Sr, mi. 40. sc
2232.S Ia ave. Tor. mi. ~ -
2i37 h, Or, mi. .3. 8
203l II. 7r, mi. :. .35.J
1921 G. Tor. ...... .35. -
1921 Pa ave. 10r. mi 35 81
2l23 +. Sr, mi. .35. 80
1872 z 81, 12r. mi. :. 81
244a p, sr, eel, Ini.31. so
2lS' l., 7r, mi! 80. %
$50 Goth. Sr. mi. 30. 8
1916 Kingman. Or. mi39. &
2i2a Pa ave. 7r.mi.30. 3
201G NJ. Sr. mi. :. 80. 81
For fun list apply to
apf WESCOTT &
Evening star., 1894-04-04

1912 VT ave (fur), ,Iirsl50
9l2 i st NV. 19r. los. 81
2l9 AZ ST NV, l4r...T5
121 sth st NV. i?r. rs
1924 18th st NV. Tor. .75
1626 S st NV. l0r. III
72l 18th st uw. I2r. .65
2l2 l1th st nv. Sr. 80
e2S E st NV. l2r. SIS. Is
224 y ] ave NV. Or. 30. %
2105 Pa ave nv. lar so
1912 L ST NV. .r. $3.50
go f ST nv. 1r. so
Wesley Heights, Or. SO
220 / ST NV. 10r. so
451 NJ st NV. 11r. sc
532 21st st NV. Tor. As
2li9 Fla ave NV, ,ar. ~. so
30I No ave uw.14r.4 40. .75
2132 L ST NV. Or. 40
1l22 I'D st NV. gr. .4o
407 I'd ST sc. Or. go. 80
65 to 13 y ] av. Or. 80
l21 y @ ave Sc. 7r.27. so
lis to l34 E st sc.
.T .....--...--.sL-30 30
10 E st Sc. Ir. SO
GIG 5 Sc NV, 7r. .25. 80
LAP f st Sc. Or. .25
e42 Va ave sw. sr. .2s
Up pit 14l6 14th st
NV. Or. 9r..--.-........4l
Evening star., 1894-04-04
MANICURE

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CIIIEOp-
ocist. 1o3 18TH ST. N.w.-The only imrpbrtp-
and manufacturer Of FINE MANiCTI.E aai
CulROPODLSr GOODS soutl of New loIx.a4a3-u
Evening star., 1894-04-04
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WoIks.-Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
tresses made to order. Office. 172O Pa. ave.
Works. iIoS and ITO NV. Telephone soi
mh2-tf II. NEWMYER, Manager.
Evening star., 1894-04-04

FOR RENT-sII AND 6i3 ACKER ST. Ne: SIX
rooms; NIL; s2o5o per month. IL sth st. ne. !;
SIX rooms; MI; $3.50 per month. 2Oo Ind
Per month loy Reeves 81. NV; -four rooms; !;
and @ and I'd and 3D. ne; tour rooms: 50 90
Cedarville farm. P. q. Co.; 20 acres: $50 per
year Arundel on the Gay; stx-roorn FUR. cottage;
Sis for the season, THOS. w SMITH cor1er
LIST and Indiana ave- ph3O-eo6t
Evening star., 1894-04-04
MALE OR FEMALE,

wANrKD-SJo TO $50 PER MONTH MADE BY
our agents for the fastest selling book in
America: exclusive territory; best commission:
express paid: 30 days cre,iit no experience re-
Snired. Write for terms. Z. W. ZIEGI.ER &
wANTED-10 AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE SOS
per week taking orders for the Complete Home
Library, vols, just pub; also Bibles, albums.
histories, eyclopaed &c. all sold on easy pay
ments- R. A. DINSSIORE. 62S NV. ap3-3c'
wANTED-AvERAGE AGENTS ARE AVERAGING
SIS per week selling Charming Bible Stories II
you have average Intelligence you can do US
well. Call at once, R. A. DINSMORE.
ap3-3cs 62S G. st NV.
Evening star., 1894-04-04
PERSONAL.

WILL GIVE FIRST MONTHS SALARY AND 10
per cent after 70 any one securing govern
ment position; a q. A. r. man. and have q
letter from a Senator a Secretary. Address
2 : B.. Star Office. ap4-Sts
WE NEVER EXPECT TO BE ELECTED To con
gress- bur create as much exciteUent as II We
were. with the stupendOus rates offer for
zenlS DISCARDED garments. notes by mail
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6I9 ID st. NV. ap4
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
az iTers- Seg1 lnc. 70 : W. FLYNN. AN.
IVY INSTITUTE ET-STNfSS CoIfEfiF.
mh}o-lm' SW. CORNER STH AND X SITS. y. W.
Authorized PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY -
Confidential communications promptly attended
70 once Opel al! hours. Best references. W
WILLIAMS. Manager. 800 ST. DIV. IahT-1ul.
PROFESSIONAL. MASSAGE EY MNIE cor F0pD.
alcohol baths for rheur1atism: also sea salt aDi
moderated baths; mRDlcurinZ the nails. Re
moved to 1910 z ST. NV. fe2l-2n
WAN1ED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THEY CAN
ger Peter Henderson x Co.'S fresh flower. Is rten
and lawn grass seeds, also bulbs, 81 SCHNIID'S,
az 18th ST. Nv. te6-in
Evening star., 1894-04-04
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT - MOTLEY HALL EXCURSION
grounds For terms apply to o. T. THOMPSON,
oSl Pa ave. NV. ap2-8t
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern mochine: ner.
rect condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
Tree IN city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WfCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
d19-tf Cor. Sth and SITS NV
Evening star., 1894-04-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-UNFCRNISHED-
102S VT ave NV. 1Sr $500 1911 v 81 NV. lOr 70
!i2S IL av NV ilr..2b9 aoi2 Enlyer pl. 10r. so
lilo Sotn ST. 22r .2O 5b1i L st NV. 11r... IS
1919 ave. lOr. 1861 12iS llth NV. l0r. As
l0l1 Conn nv. lar. l1O 1242 lIth 81 NV Or as
1881 G st NV. l6r. $50 8 b O Cats Sr. 40
1874 10th ST NV. 12r 1Jo 1901 2ist II NV sr 40
Road ST. Geosgetcwn, t24f 1lth st NV, LOT. As
I0r l20 rs II st ne. Tor. 45
!Z2s VI 81 NV. l1r TT 6S3 r st tnatl. Or. IS
1212 st NV, lar. 100 1899 Corcoran NV Tor 40
1885 Mass NV, 12r 100 I4l1 Chnpin 81 nv tr al
1855 y ST NV. l0r loo t41S 33d st NV. 10r. 40
3io6 = st nw l4r. I'D 233 ST ne. 1Or. 10
is56 \ 81 nw l2r lO0 l235 18th st, Sr. 81
1891 2Sth ST NV, l2r. 100 2oa2 / st NV Or .. al
1872 10th ST NV. 11r. 100 1874 l4th st NV 7r 10
lf0o Chapin. LIT. so 1927 18th st NV sr. .35
dupont cir. llr. So 33 1894 18th NV Sr 81. 20
80 sth 81 NV. st & 1882 Corcorun ST Tor IS
dwg. lor .s2.33 1905 9TH NV, SD. .35
1914 st NV. I'd. Sd 29O6 o ST NV r. az 81
anu 4th hoors. .S3.33 s2S 1th ne. 11r. 81. 80
SIS Ut NV, l5r. SO n 1927 Conn av NV Sr 10
io2g ST NV. 11r. 80 ] B&Q nats. .30th&M, Or 30
1922 st NV, lar. :. az 4Ol5 sth 81 NV sr 81 20
GIG + st NV. Or.
ihe above lis only partial list of the properties
IN our hands For Rent Bulletin containing fuli
description issued weekly and can be- had ,ton up-
piica,on to THOMAS J. FISHER CO..
ap2-m, ,w&f,u 1924 r 81.
Evening star., 1894-04-04

Also u large iist OF desirabie furnished houses
"a FITCH. FOX BROWN
nh<4 1fo6 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-4o6 Z ST. Sc: NEW HOUSE; SIX
rooms; bath, cel'ar, range, latrobes: southern
Mrs. HUNT. 1909 F st. NV. fes an.
FOR RENT-li39 Fl ce24 w.er & b. 80 so
ave, 12r. 2bs. .sS3a3 20I0 14th NV, iOr&b IS
2lo6 NV, LOT, b. 20 2Io Fla ay 6r b. 30
l52 D se lor&b; .30oO 1852 Sd Sc, er.l2s0
1852 Wallach. srSb. %. 40 Clio Blair ne Dr. 10 50
1906 Cap, Crab 20. 20 1915 Can. 6r - *
n4h15 II. L. RUST, ga f4th st. NV
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4e6 c ST NV. 1sr. ... 40
23i F ST NV. 1lr. 40
l9ol 1 ST NV, Or. .3S. 80
2so3 Q st NV. 9r....37
1908 11th ST NV. 1r.3O. G3
l42l Fla ave Ew. Sr. .35
lOl5 t ST NV. .35
Sl4 Sth st NV. Sr..35
1902 18th st INV. 7r. rs
2ll l. ST NV. 7r...3J
Up pit laos p St NV.
l20l 1lth st nv, 5r, 40
~ 2lst st NV. 6r. so
So 22d st nv. Or. 80
ss TO ~ r st NV.
r ..............2T. so
Up pt lo0l Il ct NV,
er r..-.-.-......25. 20
AS p st NV. ar. 81. 20
1912 Sth ST NV. Gr. %. so
1925 eth st NV. Or. .25.25
Up pt lil0 p st NV,
Or .-..--....... 25
4Ol9 Sth st nv. Sr. .25
1l6 9th st NV. or. -
1S4l 18th ST NV. 81. o.. 81
1345 V ST nv. 6r. % 20
l9et sth st NV. g.. %. 80
49, 18th st NV. Cr. 20. so
III u st NV, 5r. .2e. so
SIS 22d ST NV, sc. %. IS
I. L. WAGGAlIAN.
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f0@V OpHu ate' Itar fZJ JUS IOnn aVe, rear. Is
ap3 r. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and f sts NV
FOR RENT-FO3 THE SUM. N.ER-FURNISHED-
the lerge and pleasant residence "EyERMAY"
on Georgetown Heights all modern couventeuces:
large grounds; extensive view; terms, $3.50 per
month"; to private parties only. Apply on The
premises, 1923 2Sth ST. an3-6ts
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FOR RENT-STORES,
FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-CHEAP-TwO LARGE CONNECT
Ing office rooms, one front, one rear, on second
ap4-8t
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MANIFESTATIONS.
NlAI.E,

WANTED-POSITTON AS CLERK BY YOUNG
man OF steady haeits; moderate salary to BEGIN
with. Address ENERGETIC, Portland Cafe, city
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
5O7 14th NV H......S6S. 90
Sc cor 18th and j.
sts NV. If. entire
third floor. ......... GO
Pa ay and 11th NV. ccr f5
6O7 7th NV (1st floor). so
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV, 2r, I'd door. 40
733 Ith st NV. list and
I'd floors. ........... 40
1420 Pa ave. I'd floor. 40
Sw cor 1lth and Il, 3r. 30
l421 f NV. rm 3. 30
THO
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
HORSES AND VEHICLES

lOE SALE-ThE FOLLOWING JOBS FOR CASH
only New top surrey. $43, SIT, $S3; cut under
Slao do S12t; jump seat. see; buggy, sac, do.
SoS; dnytons Sf; light wagon S33; old buggies
and wagons from IS up; phaeton, S37, do. $50 /;
ump-seat carriage, $57. do. S1OO. COOK Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-07

CUR esteemed daily contemporary heads the statement of the editor of the GRAPHIC to the effect that in our recent editorial in regard to the ad- dress presented to the State Board of Election Commissioners that we had no intention of questioning the honor or probifg of any of the signers of the same, Sweeping Apology. We beg to assure our contemporary that it was not intended, nor is the language used susceptible of the construction of an apology" It was simply a declaration to the effect that it was not our intent to reflect upon the honor of the gentlemen aforesaid-"only this and nothing more" It has never been the policy of the GRAPHIC to reflect personally upon any honorable men, and such construction being placed upon our editorial. We were quick to correct such an impression. But We beg to assure our daily contemporary that the editor of the GRAPHIC has noth- ing to apologize for throughout the present campaign. An ameade honor able is not sweeping apology. and anything in the nature of an
 apology is hereby disclaimed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-07

TIE steamship companies are raising a furious opposition to the bill now before Congress for the in- speetion and certifeation of inn migrants at the European port of departure. But it is a good meas ure notwithstanding. Of undesir able foreign population we have quite enough on hand to supply all the demands in sight, and until on both sides of the Atlantic a better understanding prevails of what American citizenship means no premiums ought to be advertised for the criminal and pauper classes of other lands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-07

THE newspaper men of Pine Bluff have called off the war, and the eiti- zens of that town are feeling secure again. Arkansas Democrat.
 There were no belligerents to call off, but nevertheless we desire to take this occasion to remark that all of the Pine Bluff newspapers now carry the straight Democratic ticket at their mas theads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-07

THE soldier who was eourt-mar- tialed for refusing to engage in target practice on Sunday has been let off, it appearing that the officer who ordered the contest had himself disobeyed military orders. The public will, however, be apt to at tribute the soldiers objection to shooting at mark on Sunday less to his piety than his want of pre- cision with a musket.