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The morning call., 1894-10-16
Football in the East.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 15.-Princeton only
succeeded in scoring two touchdowns and
safety in two twenty-minute halves
against the University of Virginia this az
ternoon, and had several of the narrowess
kind of escapes from being scored against.
Prin cetOr II, Virginia O.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
Identified by His Watch.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 15.-The remains of
the man drowned off Ensenada, Lower
California, are supposed to he those of j.
ID. Steidenger. the guarantee number ap-
pearing on his gold watch assisting in the
identification by Cummings Sons. jewelers.
of San Francisco. 1t is thought that the
man jumped or fell off a south-bound Pa
cifc 81 all steamer.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
ADLAPS TOUR.
Trying to Square Himself With the
People of His Own State.

PARIS. III. Oct. 15.-Vlce President /
Stevenson arrived here this afternoon and
accompanied By William ]. Claggett and
a. j. Hunter was driven in a carriage at
the head OF large procession through
the principal streets of the city. The COM
pany dined with 81. S. Tanner, and were
then driven to tho park, where the Vice
President spoke for an hour to the crowd
of 1000. He left for Champaign this even
ing.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
FOUGHT WITH INDIANS.
Victoria Policemen Had Lively
Time on Reservation.

VICTORIA. B. c., Oct. 15.-At midnight
Tonight a small-siZed riot occurred on the
Songhees Indian reserve. Sergeant Levin
and Constable Redgrave attempted to ar
rest an Indian who had whisky. They
were attacked by crowd of about twenty
Indians armed with clubs, knives and
rifles. The officers were badly beaten and
Levin in self-defense SHOT and seriously
wounded one of the Indians. rhe officers
were tken driven off the reserve. They
returned re-enforced and will make lot
of arrests.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
MAY COVER A CRIME.
Tragic Fate of Mrs. ffarrigan ane
Her Children.

ELIZABETH. n. j., Oct. 15.-Mrs. Jennie
sarrigaD and her three children perished
~ fire 10 barn upon their farm in the
suburbs of this city to-day. The residence
was also burned. The general belief is
that Mrs. Harrigsn became suddenly in
sane. set the house on fire. took the chill
dren into the barn and, locking the door,
set the hay on fire. The eldest of the chill
dren was 6 years old, the youngest IA
mon this.
Mr.. Harrigan, peddler. went to New
ark this morning TO sell his wares. When
The morning call., 1894-10-16
Kelly and PIimmer.

New YORK, Oct. 15-Charles Kelly of
New York and Billy Plimmer were
matched to-day TO fight twenty rounds at
110 pounds for $1,000 a side. six weeks
from to-day. The fight will probably
60 to New Orleans.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
Mr.. CLARk'S OPINION,
Believes the Union Pacific Should
Hold Its Natural Feeders.

OMAHA. Nebr.. Oct. 15-S. II. II. Clark.
managing receiver of the Union Pacific.
returned this morning. He said the re-
port of Master in Chancery Cornish was
m accordance with his own views on the
Union Pacific question.
Il bel eve that all natural feeders of the
The morning call., 1894-10-16
Crushed to Death bv a Tree.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 15.-Freddie Hide
brand. 2 years and 5 months old, was
crushed to death to-day under falling
tree. which his father. William f. Hide
brand, had cut down at Eighth and P
streets.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
An Interesting Report Made by the
Bureau of Statistics.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15-The Bureau of
Statistics makes a report of he imports
and domestic exports Of the Uni ed States
for the months Of September, 1894 and
1893. and for the nine months of the present
calendar year. The following table gives
the features of the report:
The morning call., 1894-10-16
Shot at the Shafthouse.

VICTOR. Colo, Oct. 15.-Four men pass
ing the Strong mine soon after midnight
began shooting at the shafthouse. The
Dight watchman and the engineer returned
the FIRE. No one was hit. There is no
cew to the shooters.
The morning call., 1894-10-16

A private dispatch from Seattle says
that Fred Grant, one OF the proprietors Of
the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and ex-
United States Minister to Bolivia, is pas.
senger on the snip Ivanhoe, which left Sc
attic twenty days ago for San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
PALACE HOTEL

II 'AE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENr,aN
i block In the center OF San Frapei,co IT,. -.
mooei notei OF the world. Fire and earth ouass
Elooi. mas nine elevators Every room is large
ngnt ana airy. The ventilation is perfect a kats
and closet adioin every room. All rooms are easv
81 access from broad. light corr idors The central
court Illuminated by electric Ii CHIT fts imroensa
fiaso rooi bread balconies. carriag ageuay and rron
ichi plants arc features hitherto unknown in MAJ
lean hoteIe. Guests entertain ed on either the
lean OF European plan. The restaurant is the
IN me oity. Secure rooms In advance nv t.i.
graphing. THE PALACE HOyEr
4sso San Francisco f,aI
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Odd Fellows Encampment.

SANTA Rosa, Oct. 15.-The grand en-
campmeni, /. o. o. f., will convene in
this city tomorrow. The session is to last
tour day.
The morning call., 1894-10-16

The exports of domest c merchandise
for the last nine months amount 10 $577,-
047, ,022, against $40 3,241. .S73 for the same
time in 1893. The imports of merchandise
during the nine months of 1894 amounted
to S503, 529, 73S, and for the same time last
year, S625, ,325, ,372.
During the nine months Of 1894 the ex-
cess of gold exports over imports was
1868, 3l9 and OF silver S25. 5S1, $50.
The morning call., 1894-10-16
LOS ANGELES RACES.
Large Attendance and Good Sport at
the Opening DaY.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 15.-To-day was
the opening day of the Sixth District Agri-
cultural Associations fair and fall race
meeting, and fully $500 people availed
themselves Of the weather and excellent
programme offered 10 spend an afternoon
at Agricultural Park. The track was
never In better condition than this year
and horsemen predict the lowering OF
some records before the meet is over
Two-year-olds, half mile, Hueneme won
Lottie Collins second, Red Head third Time
:50A.
Ihree-year-olds. mile and quarter, MontaIve
won, Polaski second. Two Cheers third. Time
2:lO
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FOR RENT-UNFtRNISHED-
1928 VT nv NV, 1Sr. $500 293e 14th st NV Or so
1723 II NV NV, 1Ir $50 24O4 18th NV, ilr 10
1914 L NV, & d233. 33 1911 at NV Tor so
1910 Goth st. DIR. 800 2012 Hiliyer pl, Tor 81,
NV sthSG NV. 16rl5o To Oct IstD
1881 q st nw,. I6r. $50 1871 l1th st NV Tor 45
1874 18th st NV. 12r.l 100 12IS 1lth st NV Tor As
1926 18th st NV, 12r. 125 1912 1lth st NV Or 10
Road st, Georgetown. 1882 Corcoran Tor. 40
,2ss 81 NV i5ri25 lea It'll st Tnr NV. Tor IS
1921 st NV, 10. .123 623 st NV DAT. or rs
1909 Conn las NV, 12r. l2O 1909 . st NV, ST.. 40
1912 st NV, lar. 100 1il1 Chaplin st NV Or 10
- I3a3 ~ st NV, Tor. 100 14lS SD st NV, Tor 40
1906 U It NV, lar. 100 233 Il : lie, Tor. 40
,iAS6 y st NV, 12r. loo LBS 18th ST. Sr... .35
1884 2Sth st NV, 12r. a. 12+ 18th st NV, 12r 10
l132 10th st NV, 1lr.lO0 1874 14th ST NV 7r. .35
1855 Mass NV, 12a1 18th st NV. Sr. 30
12r .......... .112.50 1884 18th ST nv, 81 80
400 chaplin. sl2r. 80 AZ Corcoran ST, Tor 30
$50 Sth st NV, st & 2yO6 y ST NV, r. .33 -
dwg, Tor. .S3.33 12l1 ST NV. ST.. So
162G $ st NV, 1lr. 80 ! B&Q flats, 30th&M, 9r3o
6lS st NV, 15r. 10 1928 q st NV. 9r.. 30
GIG i st NV, pr % S2S eth ne, 1lr. 500. -
1921 / st NV, lar 1888 917 + st sw, 6r. -
733 7th st tstore 1407 Columbia NV. 81. -
& dwelling. .S3.33 40 18th st NV ,fat, IL. p
SO ct NV. 13r-.....6S 1927 S0th st NV, Or. 1880
2002 II ST NV, Tor. 90 1929 Both st.nw. Sr. II
21s NV, 13r......53 635 Pomeroy NV, 6r L. 30
S13 18th st NV. Or. 80
The above Is only partial list of the properties
I'm hands. FOR Rent Bulletin conta lining full
description issued weekly and can be had upon ap-
pication to THOMAS J. FISHER & Co,
jy2s-tu,th&s 1924 st.
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FOR ENT-S27. 1O-l2 ST. NV; ROOMS AND
Nfbath.l hay window. press brick; m.i. newly
nished: key at grocery opposite. Apply q 9s2
U st. nv. SSlo-lms
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FOR RENT
1874 Conn av l5r mi. $SSl 1927 10th, 6r mi Is
243 Del av, a3r, mi $3.50; 20lS L, 6r mi % 10
1920 18th, l2r sta mi 50 1905 Pa ave- fat 4rIb ~
$40 18th. office. rms 30 xl29 Pa av. ar. mi2I.JO
asa d. Or, st & eel .69, 1904 kingman. Or ni27 10
1912 18th. ZOE, mi .0O.0. $40 G me- Or, mi - 80
1I44 n, Sr, mi. CD s22 oath, Sr. Gel. mi Is 80
1898 n, LIT, mi. $50 ll6l Pa ave, store. *
2:7 Z. Tor. MI 80 80 270l X, ar and store. Is
500 21st, 12r mi. .50.6I 1910 10th, Or. mi y 30
1873 3fst, III mi 80 80 4l8 18th. 7r, mi. %. 80
531 18th, Tor. mi 80. % 113 3D. Or. W. q. %. 10
7i8 nth. .14r mi. SO 1918 30th Or, mi 20 so
2325 Pa ave, lot. mi 30 2323 Or eel w.g 20 rs
1907 Pa ave, lot. so. 30 my 20th.sr. Wig Is. 80
2s23 Ia ave. Tor. MI ii. 80 11l1 Or, $50
2O1S NJ. 1Or, MI. 40. 30 3Il1 o. Or, eel. lG 80
l747 +. II, mi. 80 1872 Bath, Sr, w.10.40
22l5 NJ 7r, mi 81. 80 2+OS II, Or, W, 30
2135 X, Or, mi. ID 80 ll23-o f. Or, W. Is. 30
1921 G, Tor. 30 2t27-9 n. Or. Wig Is 30
2+Os Ia, lOr mi 80 80 1876 18th. r'r shop Is.
2123 +, Tor. mi. 49, 2023 L. rr. 5r. Wis 70
2l4T%k, ST, mi. 80 1918 Prospect. 7r.. 10
1927 Pa ave. lOr. mi so l222 26 D 18th, 6r rs
22O5,7 L. Sr. mi. .35. 90 2OO9 ave. 7r.. Is
lOUf sd. 10r mi. 80 404 X ne Or, ID. 80
1881 3Oth, Sr, mi. 80. 80 al 21st, o.. w..lA.30
2151 l.. 7r. MI $50 1903 Gath, Or, wa. IA 80
$50 10th, ST. mi. 1910 1904 11th, Ar, w....l5
-2i47 L.. 7r, mi. .30.50 4O9-l1-l3 22d, 6r,w.N. 50
1910 18th. Or, W. S.JO, 5l6 23d. 6r. so
3042 p, ST. mi. 30 PIG ID, Or. ....13. 80
1909 s. 7r. mi. 2l.J0 300 II Va ave, w.l3.50
637 4th ne. Sr mi "a. SO 1881 Valley, Or, wl2.5O
For full lit sPRIy to wuoox 800, n.
> jy21 4. tU&ths
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Coz is'a .tSsS s., .s ~ :t sss 10th and
Mass ave: 18Th and r bet 2iss & 22d. ieG I g
r, sts with stable, .szst 18Th bet II and Ll6s.6i
stsi -rwith stable. Boa tA,st bet aoth az, a"
II l bet 18th st sfst sts..,.... 40
s and Conn axe Viii :. afEsrson place bat
a s Ps sssn Siaa aSf 3, 6 Go Tl,I and
bet f1 isS SG ami 18Th
Conn ave bet NJ nnd Corcoran st let i'm
X sts..,; .:sl 81 and 18th SIC. 100
ave Ss' iStn and ffe be,
NJ bet lith and l1th.:oo Conn cor Dupsnt
,osh. S With i si.be aas Circle 'Summep70
Office rooms LIST floor Of 1914 II. heat IS
and am. Oa "a s5Sr Ss e. iarniss room. n5
La aye COZ 10TH ;s b. l Ha5h % on st near
STABLES e'''"' ''''''''' 30
T E4iss stable ssST i rsn2 iasS St e
ETH s!.hs rs.i r 'F 6hsiSrD Ar orR or
HiiL. 4 JOHNSTON.
Wi'-eo 1903 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR RENT-BY WI. II. SAUNDERS & co.
1929 NV Isryr s2 s. Il 22 IN 10th NV. Tor 20
s nw sF c l$ "a sS ne asS Lamar 40
sisS ~ e, esssi ns s nr lss 3 3
is ISL is 18Th NV ns. ioi IN N :s
i ie k KEN aT a ,Ss sf sG5's sw g
Pleasant, Ior IS los Canal st NV Or 1850
stable double house, 10 Blagdens al Ar 3
U2ssAtst :. t- -,
FOR RENT : FURNISHED = SEVERAL, FINE
the ff sHus 81 g; S
ysssktt 1907 r st. NV
FOR Rent go car 81. lar AND BATE. sex
S3s 9th sw. sSd Or. $50 fys7 r NV 9r&h -. h,
sis Mass sv sr&b2S.lo lilo Sd ne. Or brick II
ss sw. sr BRICK 20 ss ~ I'm sm NV r 81 %
ty2s-3t JAMES +. SHEA. es. Pa. ave. NV.
For RENT-FUILY FURNISHED Ii-RooN
house near Scott circle; very Desirable house
md location. Addr-< Ma. Star onice ives SIS
FOR RENT-5Il + ST " E: O ROOMS AYD
bath: $3.50. Rear 1919 18th st. NV: rms
So so. X. II. 7. IrlPoLD. s.w. cor 18th ami
SIS. NV. - jy2s-et
FOR RENT.BY ". e nryA!I. a2s F sT NV.
1902 9th NV. 10r. .27.aoi 1893 9th NV. sr Is 20
Sss c NV: Or: ..'.;.s 81 NV. sr.. -. IS
&C @ NV Ia5oi lIi7 Isl nw.7r. cnl,iSo 20
lI64 .th ne, ir... 50 so s6s NV. O.. %
i ls.s ish b s L. .sa sm nv
900 18th nv. i2r&s,s = :as nv, 1ir; 80
IS Ism w. ~; ne f,:r s'i s. nv. rs ,as
f re. ss ~ ss =. ' e, q 4. ns NV ),
stable: water 10 yard; rest oaiy IS. Apply q. J.
BOND. 6Sl Ct. N26,2t
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4 oAA lhE<.N l.
11&l Z NV, mi, i3r$67. go
1000 Sth NV, mi, 16r . SO
8lY Fla av NV, lur. SO
923 Sth NV, mi, Tor. 50. As
203O q NV, mi. l3r. so
171f Oregon ave NV,
mi. Tor. 80
2l2 18th sw, mi. Tor. As
1913 9th NV, mi, Or. IS
141O 10th n ", mi, Org 80
$40 9th NV, mi, 5r. IS. 80
2g4 g NV, mi, 7r. 1880
234 18th sw, mi, 7r. %. 80
1l17 9th NV. nj, 7r. rs
723 Irwin NV, mi, Or. 70
400 4th ne, mi, 7r.22.50
zoos Is ne, mi, 7r. %. 50
1140 9Th NV, mi, 7r.22.5 50
25ls 7th NV, mi. IT. %. 30
453 LIST sc, mi, 7r.2l. so
Is \ G avese, mi,7r2I.50
1915 9Th NV, MIR. .2l
1426 7 NV, mi. Or. 2o.90
COB L ne, mi, Or. 20
900 9th NV, mi, Or. %
20 Fla ave NV, mi.
ar ...-..........1S.30 |
Corner eth and E SITS. n.
SrOf
355 Pa ave NV. $50 |
800 9th NV. 20 |
49, STAI
Rear 1918 18th NV $40 !
Rear 3i9 Wilson NV. Al
froS-2fe 6 GANN
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2514 7th NV, 7r. Is
III Bismarck NV, Or. II
1913 e sw, Or. 1880
412 18th sw, Or. 1880
2S22 It'll NV, Or. lis
S06 E NV. 3r. .13
9lS I'd ne, Or. .....l5
355 Pa ave NV, 3r. is
213 Az NV, 3r. 10
2223 Clev ay NV, Or. rs
1905 n ] ave NV, Or. IA
2l07 18th NV, Or. IA
o Scott ave NV, Or. 1870
635 l. sc, Or. .....l2.0
SOC Z NV, 9r. IL
35l McI4ane ave sw,
or ..............ll.30
Z Scott ave NV. Or. II
2148 Sth st NV, Or. IL
Hartford, So Brook
land, 6r. IL
6iO Summer NV, 5rl0. so
416 LIST Sc, Or. .....lo
403 i sc, Or. 10
25lS 9th NV, 5r. 10
227 Wilson NV. 5r. 10
81 Z sw, 5r. 10
w, unfurnished rooms.
les.
IS ii ST ne. SIS
LES.
Rear 215 Az st NV. SO
933 9th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-5l4 18TH ST. STORE AND Gel
1913 II st, T2rSb. .$5S ga I'd ne, Or, b * g SOS
zoos NJ st, 10rSb. $3.50 1921 s st. ar and b. Is
1910 30th, 1r b.. .25 $40 11th. fats.Sis & 70
FOR RENTLFARMS-
Farm Of 50 acres Bethesda Park $500
per year.
OFFICE ROOM.
i''' room I'd floor, 1903 Pa. ave, $50.
HILL & JOHNSTON,
tya "a 1903 Ia. NV.
FOR PENTHOUSE l3ll CORCORAN ST &
stories,v fronts south, ten large rooms, clothes
press, closets and all modern improvements;
back parlpr used dining room, back of which,
is buffers pantry, connected with dumb waiter
IA. with kitchen below: front basement used as
store room. Rent, $45. THOS. G.. nENSEY 4
CO. 1870 + ST. NV. jy9-1m
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FUR RENT--k0OM HOUSE; LARGE LOT:
BOND, 6S1 = ct. I2SSt
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CHIROPODISTS.

NOTHING LIKE TOUR REMEDIAIE TWIN.
best in the world Give instant am; permanent
relief In all foot ailments. Prof. ]. ]. GEORGES
& son. Chiropodists, Ills Pa. ave. to 5 pm
Sundays, to L. ty5
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Or RENT-7-RQOM HOUSE: MOD. MTS; REF.
erences required. 1904 9th st. NV. v2S-3t:
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
1423 l. st NV, first
floor ............$ S3. 33
1423 + NV, rm ], LIST
fiOOr. ......... 80
1i11 f st NV, entire
building 10
1924 + NV, entire
basement 10
SO7 1ith NV. .6S. 80
Globe bldg-1 large rm.
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV, Ar, entire
81 floor. go
Pa av and 18th NV. 2r. %
519 14th st NV. $50. go
COZ 7th NV. LIST Il. so
J2l 14th st NV, de-
sirable office. ~
THO
iy2T-tr
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIS-rOR SIS YOU CAN BUY
3 high grade, bicycle: party leaving the city.
Call CD .. st. NV. IT.
Ton SALE~HXOEPTIONAL snap, NEW FAIL
SfB wheel: only $50; 'os Victor b." beauty.
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FOR RBNT-S50 PER MONTH-A COMPARA-
lively new bay-window brick. on Nth St near
Mass. ave. NV. containing IL rdpms and bath;
neatly papered and decorated; all mod inps
every advantage Of corner. having side win
dows; makes rooms light and airy. Apply
jy2sst siI iitS 81 NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TYrEWRITEi,S AT
the REMINGTON Office; modern nachiac: per
feet condition guaranteed, with stand delivered
free IN city month applies on purchase of
new when directly following rental.
WICKOFF. SEAMANS Il BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and F. sis. NV
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LW hENG-AT GREAT
1HI Il, cor, i2r. steam
heat ..............S 65
14l9 Goth. near Dupont
Circle, Tor. ba, cef. AS
1881 VT av, -or., SIR. fur. 40
300o 7, papered. Tor. fur42
921 N ] nv NV, 10rba 80
1906 3Sth. papered.
Jr. furnace. 81 80
S26 ID Sc. Or, ba. 80. 80
80 9th ne, cor, 7r, ba 30
1t DAVID n
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FOR RENT STORE AND DWELLING CORNER
l.th, snd Calls. st; SIsi So 80; also 2stoIy
hay-"indow brick. ll02 X St ne; all MI; will
jy1s-tf o." L"STARGARDTER 6,3 18th 6,
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FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE COI.ORED TEN
ants. Ieduced-1104 10Th ST.; ST.; ba; nicely
- papered. reduced to $50. %.
1873 4th ST.; 7r.; ba.; cellar.
1t DAVID ID. STONE SOC L It. NV
FOR RENT-I7 9TH ST 5. E.. 1O-ROOM BRICK:
a.mi; large side and back yard. Apply bet 8
an and pm, to DIR. W. A. LOW, 403 East
Capitol st. iy3l -3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

Do YoU WANT To SUBSCRIBE To TIE FIRE
mems relief fund? II Will cost you almost moth
ing should You accept the enormous We pay
for geLts discarded garIpents. We are prompt
JtSTH'S OLD STAND 6ly ID ST. NV. ty31
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send l0c. 10 .. W. FLYNN, AN,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
ty2O-lmc' S.W. COR. STH AND X SITS. NV
AUTHORIZED PRVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
CONFIDENTIAL communications promptly attended
70. Onice open all hours. Best references W
WILLIAMS, Manager. 92U ST. NV. tyy-lmos
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FOR RENT-AT REDUCE
1887 r st NV. 12r. .S65
2237 18th st NV, 6r.2l. so
723 Sth st ne, Sr. 1850
I2l Sth st ne, Or. rs
5l7 10th st NV. store 80
1G03 10th st NV, store. 2
1905 10th nv, sad. .s25
jy2S-3t X. u. CAMP
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FOR RENT-BY r. o. HOLrZNAN. real, rs
tate and Insurance Broker 10Th and II sts n W
UNFURNlSIIED HOUSES
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FVK KENT
, la23 18th st. S rms. $
1906 J. st, s rms. 30
1905 l. ST. s rms. 80. 50
1907 Union ct, Ar. 1870
Stable rear cor Art
Gal ............l2. 80
jy30-3t JAMES NJ.
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FOR RENT-RY JOHN y
Tor 10,h&C sw, l1r.amix35
255 Sd sw, Sr,ami. .22.JO
4S1 Z sw, 1r, ami. .20.35
BOG @ sw. Or, mi. $50
200 AZ sw, sad. %
$40 Mclean ave sw.
Or. w..........-.16.3 30
700 f sw. Ar, W. rs
1910 Sd sw. Or, W. 1880
2 I. Sc. Or. W. 10. 30
1852 Az sw, Or, w.l3. 30
iyoS-3Is 80
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-11

ley Rowing association. The ease with which he defeated Fred Hawkins and oth- CT fast men in 9 minutes and I1is sec onds proves him a remarkable oarsman.
 kOcnig has been ruwing about five years and is pupil of John Tccmcr. the well known professional. Tccmcr was so talk cn with Koenig's rowing that he guarnn- tccd that if the young St. Louisan would follow his instructions and train faithfully he would win the national single scull championship within two years
 Kucnigs list of victories is n long ono for young am oarsman. He won his first race in the pair cared shell in Detroit in August, lsgi He was also one of the junior pair and senior pairs which werC victOrs at the Mississippi valley, North western and \. R. A. rrgattas in Detroit in August, 1s0I. He also pulled an oaI in the winning barge crcw at the same re gatta.
 On Juiy 4.1s9s, In St. Joseph, Mo, al the Mississippi valley rcgatta hc won hi: first single sCull racc-nnmcly, the junior single. At Austin, Tex, in Junc 1893, he defeated Mcdowell, champion scullcr oi Chicago, and also worsted James Tender. son of the Catlin Boat club at the annual regatta of the Mississippi Valley associa. tiun in August, 1893, at Lake Minnctonka After the Minnctonka regatta KOenig went to Detroit to try for the national scul championship, but could not do bcttel than fourth.
 Tecmer considers him the fastest quar ter of mile sprinter in the country. H' has won in all about 90 races and hai fully that many medals, besides n hand some silver cup. The cup just won al Saratoga is valued at sl,6o0 and is eIn blematic of the senior single scull cham pionship of America
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age, his parents removed to California and located in San Joaquin county. Thirty-seven of Mir. Budd's years of life have been passed in the Golden State. He was graduated from the University of California in 1873. chose the law as his profession and two years later was admitted to practice. In 1875 he was appointed member of the governors $ staff and later served as United States commissioner and as deputy district at- torney of San Joaquin county.
 The game of politics fascinated him from early manhood, and when he was nominated for congress in 1882, princi- pally because no other man in the dis trict believed Democrat could defeat Harold T. Page, the sitting member, who was known as the ''invincible. |" Budd took off his coat and went to work to win. He carried with him a pot of paint and n brush, and it was not long before about every one of natures bill boards in the congressional district bore the legend:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-11
HELPFUL YOUNG MEN
APPROACHING CONVENTION OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.

It wm He Held In Washington In octo-
 ber-something About the Origin and
 Growth of the society-Its Work and
 Aims.
 The present may very properly be termed m ago of societies. Whoso has an object, grave or gay, important or of little moment, to accomplish straight way forms n club or brotherhood or society, and if the reason for the organi- zation have any vitality at all the thing sought to be accomplished is already as good as done.
 The convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew that is to be held in Wash ington next October. beginning on the 11th and lasting four days, will be q gathering of one of the most important societies, looked at from n religious standpoint, now in existence. The brotherhood was formed II years ago. Its founders were young men, all members of the Bible class attached to the Sunday school of ono of the Episco- pal churches in Chicago. Their teacher, a banker of the town, was n young man, too. and they often talked of and la- mented the fact that more young men did not feel called upon to live active Chris