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glimpse of me, with nay rough hair, flushed
face and torn jacket. She was coming
from church with her father, John Gale, a
Deptford street shipwright. l looked at
her. She looked at me. We met again and
again, and at last she became Mrs. Burns,
and l won't tell you all she's been to me.
We'll, in 1880 times We're bad, and l had
no work here, SO l accepted an engineer
ing engagement on the west coast Of
Africa. Here i worked for a year or two,
and 1T was in that tropical death-bound
region that I found in the sand of the river
Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations which
l devoured. 1t was revelation to me. 1t
was that book and Robert Burns saying,
1t is the most sorrowful thing in the world
to see an honest man willing to work I'M
able to get it,, that really set me firm in the
work OF laboring for the masses. Adam
Smith, Robert Burns and my own hard lot
have built me up into what l am. l left
Africa, which did rather than be put over
the head of my senior, who really had won
the post that was offered to me. l came
back to England. had a little money on
nand, and this l spent in travelling all over
the continent, studying great galleries,
wandering about the cathedrals, a splendid
education for a man brought up as l had
been After while 1 came back to work
IN England. Times grew hard; distress
came. then the Trafalgar square riots.
was the man with the red flag then. Then
came my Imprisonment. / hold it a
cardinal principle that every man should
81 W PIiSon as part OF ms euucdtlOn.
have no desire for office. 1 have done my
hest and loyalty tried to dignity the art
OF the demagogue but l would sooner be
plain John Burns than the Right Hon. John
Burns, premier of England. Money has
not particle of attraction for me. l have
had temptation enough that way, God
knows. Within the last year or two have
returned to good-hearted men something
like 5000 offered to help me in my fight
for the people.
Il don't want money or office. l am
prouder of my present office judge advo-
cate general of the poor. than / should be
OF the premiership itself. For many hours
daily, as you have seen, there is a stream
or people coming to me in distress for
work, advice claiming insurance and half
q Thousand other things. They trust
me. They know / am working for their
good and not for my own.
The trades union movement Of today Is
broadly typical of what the new democracy
Will be, plus rational education hitherto
the monopoly of the cultured classes. This
coupled with the workingmen's common
sense, Will be, on the whole, not a bad
blend or this / am quite certain-a cor
rupt government will never characterize
the English democracy.
nave helped to organize upward of 100
trade unions and been connected with forty
strikes"
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NAVAL Orders.

Commander F. M. Barber has been de-
tached from the naval intelligence office
and ordered to duty as U. s. naval at
tache at the U. S. embassy, London, re-
lieving Lieutenant Commander w. S.
Cowles who is ordered home and to be in
readiness for duty as executive officer of
the cruiser Olympia. The orders of Lieut..
B. w. Hodges to the New York have been
revoked. and he Is ordered to temporary
duty in the naval observatory.
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Preparing a Reception for the Eng
lish Labor Leader.
A STRONG: VIVID PERSONALITY
What He Says Regarding America
and Her Cities.
STRUGGLES IN EARLY LIFE

Mr.. John Burns, NJ. p, the famous En-
glish labor leader, is expected to reach
Washington this evening, and arrange
ments are now being made by his sympa-
thiZers to make his stay in this city a
pleasant and memorable one. Mr.. James
A. Power has the affair in charge. A
special feature of Mr.. Burns visit will be
great mass meeting, which will be held
in his honor at Convention Hall tomor-
row evening. Plans for the meeting are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28
TOMORROW,s STAR.
1t VIII Contain a Large Number of
Interesting Articles.

1t VIII Contain a Large Number Of
Interesting Articles.
Saturdays Star will follow the lead Of
it's predecessors, and will prove an excep-
tionally inviting number. The special chap
tiers which 1t will contain have been pre-
pared with great care. and they are on
timely and interesting subjects. Many Of
them will be suitably illustrated. The fol-
lowing list Of some Of the features will
give an idea of the attractive character Of
the contents:
THE MYSTERY OF POLLY LoPP.
A capital story. with illustrations. by
Opie Read.
NEW YEAR IN CHINA Qllustrated).
F. G. Carpenter tells how the celestials
celebrate their great national holiday.
NEW YEAR CALLS Qllustrated).
The complicated etiquette which governs
the day in Paris. By Sterling Heilig.
A PARLOR MAGICIAN Qllustrated).
Some tricks, easy to operate when you
know how, that will form an evening 8
entertainment.
FIRST OF THE YEAR.
The official social observances Of next
Tuesday in this city.
TWO soUTHERNERs.
Interesting "reminiscences Of old-time
leaders who have recently passed away.
UNCLE SANS PROFIT.
Carelessness in handling the securities Of
the government.
THEY ARE MAN EATERS.
A United States agents experience with
twenty million cannibals in the Congo
Free State.
A DARING BURGLARY.
A true account Of a robbers visit to a
country house. written exclusively for
The Evening Star
MUSHROOM POISON.
How it's nature has been determined and
an antidote discovered.
THE INSECT MIMICS.
An interesting account Of some curious
and marvellous transformations.
FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Sonora Sara's views about what men and
girls decide upon for the coming year.
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RcorganizinG the Architects Offsce

Under the new plan for the reorgani-
zation of the office of the supervising an
chitect of the treasury, Secretary Carlisle
has designated w. b. Flomming the pres
ent chief of The law division, to be the
chief of the new law and record division
and Gen. ]. B. Clark. the present chief of
the construction division, to be chief of
the new material and inspection division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28

Although Secretary Herbert has not yet
announced his decision in the matter of
the recent grounding Of the cruiser Cincin-
natl in Long Island sound 1T is practically
settled that Captain Glass, her commander,
will escape court-nartial for that acct
dent. He will probably be reprmanded.
however, for his share in the mishap and
that the case will then be dropped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28
Act Approved.

The President has approved the act in re-
gard to the construction of a bridge across
the Contentnsa creek at Grifton, Lenoir
county. N. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28

The Mount Morris Bank, in New York
city, is said TO have lost its surplus fund
Of 100000 by bad Investments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28

Returning again to the question Of food
Capt Bourke said: THE banks of the Rio
Grande are lined with the soft-shell tor
toise and Its waters yield literally of cat
fish, Of great demand among the pious
and impious Mexicans Of the border states
during Lent, when squads of young men
start for the river banks at night, march
ing to the music Of guitars. Speaking Of
fishing, Mexicans are also fishers of men.
Once. when 4 little boy was drowned, no
trace Of his body could be found. But
why can't these Gringo Americanos get the
body of the defuncto? queried the indig-
nant old Mexican women. Doesn't every
body Of any sense know that all you have
to do is to get a blessed candle, light it
and put 1T on Single, and the single
will surely float to the spot where the boys
body is, and there remain; caramba what
stupidity! Well. they did take the candle
and the single did circle around over the
concealed whirlpool which had sucked the
little boy into it's death-dealing embrace
and his body was recovered, to the lasting
and triumphant qualification of the old
women, who wanted to know what the
AmericanoS had to say to that"
Last Nights Reception.
Last evening the members of the Folk
Lore Society and their friends were ten
dered a very pleasant reception at the
Washington Club, ITO street, from to
10. The affair was a most delightful one
ard the handsome house was we'll filled
with quite a brilliant gathering The re-
ception was rendered by the local branch OF
the National Folk Lore Society, the An
thropological Society, and the Womans
AnthropQlogical Society, when or-aniza-
tions were represented by DIR. j. II. McCor-
mack. DIR. j. owen Dorsey Frank hamilton
Gushing, DR.. Washington Matthews, DIR.
Thomas Wilson. Mr.. George r. Stetson,
Miss Emily Mason, Mrs. Hannah l.. Bart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28

CENTRAL DISPENSARY AND EMERGENCY hos
pital. Washington, ID. c., December "a. 1901
The demands upon the hospital have 80 increased
It's current expenses that II Is compelled to ask
the public for contributions this account.
Money or supplies may be sent to the hospital,
18th and ID NV, to the treasurer, Room
No. I, AInes building, lil0 G St nv
b. IL. WARNER, President.
JOHN T. WIGHT, Treasurer d245t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28
A Fe stivul ia Mexico.

II may save time and space by condens-
ing my remarks and referring to what MY
note b, oks relate of the display upon the
grand plaza of the City Of Mexico during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company,
for the election Of directors, Will be held at the
Office OF the company, Washington on WEDNEsS-
DAY. the 5th day of January, 1895.
The polls will be opened at 10 a. and closed
at IL m. Transfer books will be closed on the
ID of January, 1895, and opened ON January TO-
1898. @. r. DUNLOP, Vice President
G. NJ. KOONES. Secretary. d22-l5t
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The STEAMER MATTANO WILL LAY UP DUR
Ing the mouth of January for annual repairs, re
slninx her route on about Februac 1.
d2o-3t q. T. JONES Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-28
1895 PATTERNS OF RAMBLEiiS.

We would respectfully announce that samples
OF the NUMBER TWELVE RAMBLER car
now be inspected at sales room, 1925 l4th
st. n This machine weighs but 70 pOunls all
and emb"dies many changes In detail sug
gcsted by our experience In 1s9i.--Price oriy
Sl0.-Take a look at 1t before you decide On
new mount for 1895.
GORMUILY & JEFFREY MFG. CO..
did 1925 14th ST. NV.
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1i21 Nd ave ne. Or. So
5ls 14th ne. Or. ami. 1880
10ls It'll ne. sr.ami. .l6.W
leSs Lewis OF ne. fr.
.aa.mi.;.....--.-.,:N
42l2th u ~. Sr. 1880
1905 Gales 81 ne. Or .io.O
1911 Fla ave ne. Or. 10. 80
IDA wylie 81 ne. Or. e.5o
Q Green's nj NV, <r.s-3O
els Browns Ct ss. 5r. o
Rear 305 It'll Ne. 5r.s.30
i32 London pi se. 5r 9. -
] Mccullough st. 4r.s.ao
~ oookseys alley sa,oe1
* BRADLEY, e21 y 81.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
1892 ethnw, Tor. ami&52.se
w 9th nw,1lr.ami 80. 80
1915 18th nv. Or. ami. 80
14 ID st ne, Tor. aml30. SO
Sl4 Pa ave NV. lor&b. Is
1887 l@th NV. sr&b. 42.5l
zoe II NV. ST a b-...4
81 Mo ave NV. Tor. Is
81 NJ NV, Or. ami. .3s
o4l 4th ST ne. sr. ami. .
1917 I'D NV. sr. ami Is. ~
1881 y ] ave NV. FRS. 50
1885 Lewis Ut NE, s&-d n
304 NJ st NV. Or, ami. .2s
80 18th 81 sw. Sis
JAZZ SWORMSTEDT
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
For RENT.

FOR RENT
30 Del ave ne, 12r. SCI
301 Q Ut NV, Or. =. 40
122 18th. l2r. n
ia: Union ct. Or. .11.3t
d2-7w' TYLER & RI
FOR RENT
1879 n H ave, l3r. .s200
COS 18th NV, lar. 100
40 La ave. 15r.....l0
4 Iowa cir. lSr. rs
425 9Th ut NV. 7r. loo
125 r st NV. Sr. 100
$50 G st NV. 22r. 30
sos 18th st NV. l5r. 80
2ll9 r st NV. l1r....75
621 II st NV, 11r. .65
2Sl9 r ct NV. 15r....1O
1914 1&th st. store. 10
1907 n H ave. Or. .6s. / 5
514 Sd st NV. lar. as
The Milton-Apartments.
I21 1lth 1T NV. 12r. &c. IS
1920 I'D st. Tor. Is
706 18th st NV. l3r. IS. 65
015 G st NV. 1lr. ga
1103 II st NV, Hrs. CT
1135 9th st NV. lar. 81
80 n Y ave, 12r. so. 50
1712 F ST. Tor. 40. as
1910 22d Ut NV. Or. so. 60
3002 Q st. Tor. $500. so
1129 18th st. l2r. so
1922 Sth NV, sr. :. .50.5s
1913 5th st NV, 11r. $3.50
1923 18th st NV. 7r. As. 50
1407 Corcoran, Or. AS
1910 18th st. Sr. IS
sos p st NV, sr. AS
laos 18th st NV. Or. 42.17
1900 L NV, 11r. 40
324 Maple ave. Or. :. 40
AS Q st, sr. -. as. 30
1905 W st, Sr. .3s. 10
221 ID st NV. l1r. 40
1873 18th st, pr. 81. so
2215 18th st. Or. "a. 30
1905 18th st NV. store. IS
% Sth st ne. sr. :. 80. Is
1920 e st. hall. .... 30
112 n st NV, Tor. %
14f0 Pierce pl. 7r.27.90
210S X st, 6r. sc
S0l Del ave. Tor. .3s. 50
203S 18th st, Or. $50
1924 18th Ut. Or. Is. -
319 Mo ave, Or. -. 20
40 n NV, Or. 1885
1924 L st NV. Or. $50
800 2 Cap. <r. Is
a05 9Th st ne, sr. %. 90
40 Arthur pl NV, 1r22. 70
rs Mass ave NV, 7r22. 90
Ill 18th Ut ne. Or. ~ =
004 q ne, Or. n. IS
tal3 B. H. WARNEl
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THE EVENING STAR TUESDAY, se4-TwE1vE PAGES
FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-lRESS BRICK; BAY WINDOW: ALL
NIL: rooms and concrete cellar; nice yard;
stoves and all rooms clean and In best condi-
tion. III n. Y. ave. NV. tal6-lws
FOR RENT-1O29 22D ST. NV, 8 ROOMS AND
bath; all NIL; heated by furnace; $55 per month.
ta16-St GRAHAM CAMPBELL, 617 14th st.
FOR RENT-l24s, 1880 1859 AND 1856 20 ST.
Gw:, cozy brick houses. with running water.
good back yards; near cars; only $3.50. JAMES
9. JESTER, 6S9 T st. NV. iale-3t.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsT
l02s VT ave NV, lsr 500
93l Pa ave NV. en-
tire building. ......2c
l723 r ] NV NV. l7r. 90
1929 K st NV, i5r. Dos. e
1915 Goth At. 22r. 300
1915 n II ave. Tor. 16s. 81
1910 + st NV. en-
tire building ......12.
I0l1 Conn av NV. l4rl50
1881 q 81 NV. 16r. $50
1874 10Th ct nv, l2r. 15f
Road ST., Georgetown.
49,. .....---l2
1928 NJ 1T NV. l5r. .le5
lbs 10th st NV. 22r.1a
1895 Mass av nv, 12r.1oo
1858 G st NV. Tor. 100
3406 Z 81 NV. lar .1of
1880 y ST NV. 12r. 100
1894 2sth st NV. l2r. 1oo
Z Dupont circle. 11r@.s,
$40 sth ST NV, st &
DIV. Tor. 50. 50
1914 r st NV. ID, Sd
and 9Th floors. 50 3.
CTS + st NV, 15r. .S3.ss
631 I st NV. i2r.....1,
1929 5 81 NV. llr. so
6l6 r 81 NV. 22i-...Ts
1912 10th ~ nv, f2r. IL
1850 Wyoming av.15r -
1918 y st NV, l2r....Ts
1922 10th 81 NV. llr. rs
l449 y st NV. l4r...7s
BOZ r st NV. 1lr.....Ts
400 Chaplin. l2r. rs
1000 Hillyer ave NV.
sos i7th St nwc1ail. sr. =. I,
2oS Hillyer pl. Tor. 10
1920 Sunderland pl.
1T. ..-.-...--.Io
i222 II st NV. ier. 20
1921 10th 81 NV. Tor. .65
1918 o Of nv. Tor. =. az
1875 g st. Or. .0s
eos 1lth 81 NV. Pr. 81
MOO @ 81 NV. l2r. -. .6s
1908 p 1t NV. Tor. 81
1909 Chaplin IT nv. 12r00
606 X 81 NV. Tor. 80
1911 21st ct NV. Or. . an
S0l Maple ave NV. 12r. %
1o2< r st NV. Or. -. a,
1913 Goth ct NV. l2r. On
ls4o 21st st NV. Tor. 30
1877 n ct NV. ilr.... %
Pas Q NJ nv, Tor. SIS
1112 14th ct INVITA- q .or50
1914 L st NV. 11r. :. so
152S o st NV. Or. 50
FuRN'
IN NV, 2or. e 500
L st mr. 18th NV. 2er. $50
Mass av&Scott cir.14r3so
r I nv mr. O. av.ITrsss -
I IT mr. 18th nv. l5rs3s 81
VI a. a L 1t nv. 1sr300
Mass az mr. 18th st
NV. 1Sr. 800
x ST mr. 18th NV. 1sr. 800
N RI ave M Corcoran
81. 13r. 80
Conn ave mr. X. lsr. .2T5
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. 1Sr. rs
r ] nv mr. 18th ct NV,
lHf....... 200
NE cor y II nv and
Corcoran st. 13r..l66. 81
1914 18th ct NV, 1lr.1yn
z1st and o SITS NV. lorlsn
OFF
1924 r st nv, hasem'ts7s
BE cor 18th and r
SITS NV. Sr, entire
third floor. .-....G 90
Ia av and 11th nv. Pr. O.
BE cor 18th and y
SITS NV. 2r. I'd noor. 40
18S It'll st NV. LIST and
I'd floors. 40
1870 Pa ave. I'd Door. 40
Sw cor l1th and L. $3.50
10 Pa nv NV, eth f,ss
SSS 7th st nv. 500 /
121 y Y ave. as
Ills l4th st nw......3 5
III II St ....-....... SO
2lOS eth ST NV. so
Be- nth and 18th. X
ant L SITS. .SsS
a.sQ66. Mass nv & 2lst. Is
2. 50 60. 81
= 90 la5. Is
The above houses can
from our ONCE only. THO
jai2
FOR hkNT-9Os II ST.
story brick; modern COZ
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1141 NHav,l2r, mi. SIS 80
$50 to - Nav, stksta. IS
$40 18th, once rooms .65
1852 18th, 10r. mi. rs
1925 18th. 12r, mi .65. 81
l4-16 9Th ne. 1Sr. mi IS. IS
2826 Pa ave. Tor. mi 50. 60
ISIS Pa av, 1lr. mi So 80
lila 11th, l0e, mi. ~. IS
2311 Pa ave, Or. mi ~. 50
x82S Pa ave. Tor, mi. -. so
2SI5 Pa ave. Or. mi. 1850
250x Pa ave. Tor. mi 81 so
2l3s +. Or. mi. 80. 81. so
1921 @, Tor. $3.50
2l46 I. Or, mi. 80. 50
2151 L, 7r, mi. -. 80. so
sos NJ ave, 7r. mi. 1915
24l4 X, Or, mi. :. 30. 50
40 d se. Or, mi. .30.50
$40 10th. 81. mi. $3.50
1916 Kingman, Or, mi30. so
1923 82d. Or, mi. .21.5c
$40 @ ne, Or, mi. 81. 5oI
t04 11th se. Or, mi 81. 50
2205 H, Sr, mi. .T.@
$50 Mass av, Or. mi. 25.W
633 4th ne, sr. mi. q. 80
1210-14 18th, 7r. mi. q. so
1857 sd, sto, w&g rs. so
4ls 18th, 7r. mi. .25.50 /
1915 Columbia. Or. .25.5o |
1909 l 6r, mi. Is. so
l21b z. store. rs
1921 p, Or, sta, W. Is
2313 II. Or. eel. mi.22.JJ |
206-s 9th ne. Or, mi .. 80 |
421 9th sw, Or, w&g %. 80 |
121s 21st. Or, wa. %. 80 |
204 9th ne. Or. mi. 22.5O
1918 w, Or. mi. :. $3.50 |
222& G, 7r, " & &. 20. 70 |
2024 l.. Or. mi. p. sc |
1910 23d. 5r fiat. gas
and heat. 20. 80
p 1911 Pa ave. ar. g&w 20
1905 18th. carpter shop2o |
$40 30. Or. wa....1S.@ |
4l4-l6 Elm. Or. mi 1850 |
11Ih 10th, sr, w&g.1s.50
23s2 @. Or. W & q. 1850 |
1910 l.. Or, w........1sl
For full list apply to v
jal3 1907
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. = :
WI + NV. Or. 40
E2 Union pl. Or. s. SO
gl0 9TH Sc. 7r........f
lTHERFORD. 1907 F st.
es2 B st ne. 7r..2.s 70
S4l7 Prospect ave. Or. %
As n j ave Sc, ar. %. as
ZIG A st ne, Or. 1850
l43 4th st NV. or. .2o.4
1907 9th st, 7r. 40
$40 n ] ave nv, Or. 20. 90
429 eth st Sc. Or. 20. 20
SD G ne, Or. .@.3C
2l31 Va ave NV. Or. n. 20
IDS II st ne. Or. 30. 80
ll6 Nd ave sw, Sr. 20
300 X st Sc. 6r. 20
Job H st ne. Or. .1s.5o
1879 + st ne. Or. 1850
AIS 5th st ne. Or. 1850
1913 Sd st NV, Or. 1880
l325 18th ne. Or. is
405 l st ne, 7r. Is
I4l1 Saith st. 7r......ls
30 L st NV, Or. .......1s
50 Myrtle st ne. Or. II
ia 10th st se. Or. 1850
911 AZ sw, store. .16
51l Z st ne. Or. ..l5.3o
Il5 A st ne, Or. 20
4S6 NJ st sw. .ir. .l5.:sO
1221 Lin.ien st. Or. 1880
1885 H st ne. Or. rs
1927 l st NV. Or. rs
Conduit I'd. Or. IL
42l o st sw. Or. rs
621 @ ST sc. 5r.....14.30
2243Ciesel'nd av, 6r.i3.3c
oil 9th Sc. 5r. ..l3.30
9l5 AZ sw, storc .l3. 30
222s Cleveland. Or. 1880
233 Mass ave ne. 5r. 13. 80
221a II st ne. Or. IL
1896 Willie Ut. Or. ~. so
9l4a 18th st, Or. ~. 50
Ills Sd st ne. .......11
2529 Messmore. 5r. 1850
$40 Callan st ne, Or. 12.J0
1113 n ] ave Sc. Or. 10. 20
1915 Half ut Sc. 5r.1o.30
2526 9Th NV. 5r. II
2525 18th st. 5r. II
1902 Valley. Or. 1850
324 L st sw. Dr. =. 1850
315 It'll se, rear 1850
1620 Huron 1t. 6r.1o.S0
o12 21st St store .l0.3o
900 18th st se, 5r.....10
622 Gordon ne, Ar. 3. $50
1913 Kramer ne. Sr.e.0
1923 Kramer st. 6r. $50
as o 81 sw. 4r. r'r-e-S0
/; 4 CO., sl9 y FL. NV.
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1927 jefferson pl. SO. "a

Cor H and Goth. $500
De Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .1JO
I st bet Goth and 21st
Sts ............. .l5O
18th st bet I and
n SITS. .1O
21st and o SITS. ..l35
De Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .125
18th st mr. Mass ave Ids
18th bet T & u. .10C
18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
Goth bet o and p SITS. 100
Corcoran st bet 18th
and n II ave. 100
F bet 18th & 18th. .S3. 80
Riggs bet Is 4 ~. SIS
Q ct bet 18th and 18th. 50
Vermont ave bet n
and Iowa Circle. As
IT'S.
,oncord" Of z rms and
,ndsomely furnished. $3.50
ms.
1914 II, heat and gas SIS
"a furnished rooms and
bath on F ct near
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FOR RENT-l374 H NE
1912 18th NV, Sr, mi$6S
1923 VT nv, Tor. mi. 80
1919 10 nv, Pr. mi. IS. 50
eS3 n ] Nv NV. Or. mi. SIS
492 Maine nv. 12r. mi.35
ITO H ne. st&6r, mi +. 81
1880 H ne, s&6r. mi -. 50
IS X NV. Or, mi. .22.5o
1911 14th NV, 1t. .1e.5c
412 LIST nv. Or. ~
CAYWOOD q GARREI
talS,Sts
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~ Del ave ne. 12r. 1851 1727 De Sales. 11r fzs
z ssS ct nv, Dr.. 40 p31 p NV. Or 20
i51e Mnic, IT =, s5s 1872 Union pl. Or. $50
d2-lwe TYLER RC1HEREORn iaol = .. =
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1852 18th st NV. sr. Is
l4ll Chaplin " NV, Or. 20
'-l4ls s3d st NV. Tor. 90
223 4 90 ne. Tor. -. 20
lbs 18th ct. sr. 30
3o22 j st nv, Or. 30
1874 l4th st nv. 7r. 30
1871 18th st nv. sr. 30
1884 18th 81 NV, sr.sT. -
I'LL Pa ave NV tfiaO,
1911 7th st NV. ST q 90
DIV, ar. -
5N Y ave NV. Or. :. IS
l43a Chaplin 81. sr. :. IS
1892 Corcoran st. Tor. IS
29o6 q % NV. -. 50 Is
] B&Q fats. 3oth&M. Or so
56s r 80 ne. Or. 50
40i5 sth 81 NV. 81. p so
20 18th 81 NV. 5r. -
l4oI Columbia st nv. SD
lllo6 l4th st NV, Pr. -
Csc X II ne. Or. -
4ls Elm ~. lie Droit
PARK. er........2 30. 30
81 y J ave se. fr. a. 80
ga " ~ NV, er- 20
1916 srh st NV. sr.ls. 50
622 F 50 ff1at). 3r..1g
212 LIST OF sw. 6r....1s
~ LIST st sw. Or. Is
lI21 7 &C NV. Br..1s
2l6 lst-st sw. Or. is
20 LIST 81 sw. er......is
Us Let ct rw. er.....is
20 lss 1t sw. Or. Is
4& ] 81 NV. sr. 1880
1879 lsth 81 nv. On,
..-.--..-. 1880
0S Pomeroy 81. 4r.l2.So
81 Porneroy st. 1r.l2.O
6yI Pomerov 81, lr.1am
$40 Pomeroy st. <r.f2.N
1906 t,nions court. <r.1a. 80
In rear Of 122s Conn
sve. several fiats. ese. y
50 18th tup ptl Or. 10
.hcvy Chase. Nd. Or. 10
DeSaics st nv. f2r. .sfso
R9 l4th ~ nv. f7r.fs0
18th ~ mr. Q NV. Tor .fH
18th n mr. NJ NV, Or. IN
@ 81 mr. 10th nv. 10. i2s
Hillyer 81 NV. er. lis
18th st mr. K nv. Or. $50
sunderland pl. Tor. 100
lIoa Corcoran Of nv. erss
sia y Gap st. o.. ia "a
9Th Of nr L nv. Tor. 80
~. Maple av nv. IL. ~
III c n se. Tor. 81
kiers mr. 18th q nv,
No. 6 a ai, son ana
NJ NV. Tor. @
1tl2 14th IT nv, O.. u
2 st mr. 10th nv. Or. -
ICES.
0o5-7 Eth. several NJ
tzlS y NV. several NJ
Sc cor 9Th and r sta.
18TH NJ h~f - - =
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FOR RENT
2422 Pa ave.11r, %, laun-
dry, eel & ct r, ami $40
1150 25th NV, Sr,mi25. SO
S1S 2Sd NV, Grab. 80. 80
22lS G NV. Sr & b. 80. 80
902 22d NV, 7r. ~. SO
zoe 10th NV, 7r&b. d. 20
Dis 10th, Sr. %. 50
Kansas ave, Or. 20
Central ave near Co.
lumbia I'd, 7rdtsta. $50
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Mass ave, 18th and P
sts .tO%C
ii st bet 18th and
18th SITS. 500
r l ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with Q
N st near Conn ave,
with stable. .416.67
NJ bet 14th 4 18th. 300
Conn ave bet NJ and
n SITS. POI 81
K st bet 14th and
18th bet p and o SITS. 225
K st bet 18th and
18th SITS. Dos. 81
r st bet 10th and
21st SITS. 200
18th st bet Q and II. 200
h st bet 18th and
Gth sts. .115
FL
An apartment in THE {
bath, completely and b
ROO
ONCE rooms on 1st floor Of
HOS F st. LIST floor
and basement. .$125
Stable rear 1929 Rhode
Stable rear 1872 Massac
Brick stable rear 1926 I
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