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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

PROFESSOR WILSON must feel fattered
at the fact that the same House that ap-
proved his little bill, approved also the
iniquitous Hawaii policy of President
Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

IT is pretty evident to all concerned
that Mary Ellen Lease knew what she
was talking so much about.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

Boss McKANE has the air of a man
who has incontinently fooled with a
live electric wire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

The Kearsarge has at least escaped
the menial fate that befel that other
marine wonder, the Great Eastern.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

WHY should not the big-salaried Pres.
Ident of the United States be eligible to
Che income tax?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09
They voted Their Jobs Away.

Boston Journal
samuel Gompers, President Of the
American Federation Of Labor, says that
there ars 10000 idle workingmen and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

III rests with the Senate to redeem this
nation from ridicule and disgrace. Is
the Senate listening?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

EVEN Grover doesn't believe that the
House really approves of his Hawaiian
policy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

Mr.. GRESHAM is threatened with a
severe attack Of obscurity.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
To Steam and Gas Pipe Filters.

OFFICE THE
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
CITY HALL, PROVIDENCE, II. l., Jan 80, 1891.
The Joint standing committee on City Property
invite proposals for piping fixtures, etc, ~ the
new Central Police Building located on Fountain,
Beverly and Sabin streets, in the city OF Provi-
dence II. /.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
of Stone, Carpenter Wilson, 20 Westminster
street
Bids will be sealed and addressed 20 the under
signed until Friday, Feb. 8, at p. m.
The right TO reject any or all bids Is reserved.
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman OF the Committee on City Property.
ALBERT r. MANSFIELD,
Superintendent Public Buildings.
Q-IOtd
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iF fear Of the Wilson bill makes il
nse<ssuy 70 borrow sJO,Ooo.oo bow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-02-09

much will have to be borrowed when
the bill becomes an actuality9
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
UNPAID TAXES

The undersigned hereby gives notice that in ac-
cordance with chapter "A Of the public statutes he
will THURSDAY, the 18th day OF February
1894 levy all real estate in the city OF Provi-
dence against which city taxes for lS93 are unpaid
unless paid before said 18th day OF February.
ID. l.. ID. GRANGER.
jan22-2t City Treasurer.
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os, s;' !. Quaker Oats. Package. s.s

workingwemen in New York city. Not
all the men are citizens, but OF those that
are it is pretty safe to assume that four
out of five voted year ago for Cleveland
and reform" and the other things which
made their present distress inevitable.
Prophetic.
Philadelphia Press.
The cheers of the Democracy over VIII
sons triumph are the calamity howls of
the future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-11

heard the rattle Of bars, ana then heavy
crash, and Knew very Vel that the llbor-
ated tiger had crept to tho ground. At
that moment all hope seemed gone. and
yet our deiieerance was even then at.
hund
As We floundered into the jungle we
saw flashing lights just ahead. and a.
circle OF familiar faces.
What followed was confusion. re-
member a valley Of rlnc shots. and then a
LOUD burst Of cheering, The tiger lay dead.
and a hair dozen officers from The canton-
mcnt We're crowding around Ms. pandu
had gone home ana guided rescue party
hack TO the jungle Had they arrived a
few minutes later they would have found
only our mnngled bodies.
Food and drink recruited our strength,
aud we were able 70 travel slowly home
ward taking with as the dead cub, and
the skins Of the dead tiger and tigress
Though Pandu had imperilcd our lives
by his frightened fIght he had also saved
them Lucus concluded to forgive him.
and retain him IN his service But rnndus
reputation as a rshikarcen was gone Tor
ever.
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Of good eport, quickly sottied nv plans
Lucius disposed OF tho business that had
brought him 20 patnn, nnd before midas
we were travelling southwark sixty miles
through the province OF Bengal ON The
branch line that led TO Gyn,
Cya was moro hit OF q jungle station
lying amid charming scenery. Captain
Robinson WAS an admirable host and his
bungalow was fitted with all modern COM
fort Hig fellow officers were compau-
lorabie men and enthusiastic sportsnen
Indeed, shooting WAS about the only way
to ppss the tlmo. AS far as | couid see
the Third Bengal cavalry We're stationed at
eva purely as compliment TO the ROYAL
Gupal SINGH whose limited rule extended
over most OF the surrounding country.
During the FIRST week OF my visit made
+ more than one choice bag OF game. Then
occurred the adventure about which l am
10 tell YOU here
Ten or twelre mites to the eastward were
some Jungle ruins Of great beauty aud an
tiQuity. ! was very anxious 10 see thcu
and Lucius concluded 10 crafty my wish
We started one morning Ot daYbrealt, nc-
componled by a native driver and hy my
hcsts flNoritc shkareo.
For half dozen milps We bowled over
shady aud well kept roads in a stylish
English dog cart, Then the serriod wall
OF the jungle called a hRit
leaving the driver and the team. Lu.
clus aud I plunged iuto the jungle at the
heels OF the shikNrec whose name MAS
PRndu He served MS Suide and fyun hcnr-
or. Each OF us carried havcrsRck OK
lunch, We found the ruins and spent SOW
cral hours in admiration VI their beauties.
Thcn, after lunch, VIC were tempted to
push on To some moro ruins couple OF
miles distant Ou the way the spoor OF a
hugo serpent led us futile chase. RS aid
also the track Of n panther baudu pro-
tested IN vain AGAINST our tarSirasnoss.
hon, 1,fs la
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Mo p,nel.ea M courage ana eNimlner
olu shelteh me result was NOT eheout
| agslnE,, fhr cage Was very "la ana rusty
me :. peiE were tihn. seelneu 10 Dc
! merely h9ngins t9Re'heE
Iht Ttlbh ptoushL TINS mere tweN,
I y""fh hso, sara i'u1lns, nave hsalu
| npoAt ~ II was hls iaNetite way % NM
ing usetf' ~ "ou'o ut8w mem 10 tils
| spot " tying goat on the Cdso OF we
j"hble' hnd men SHOOT tlein thr"uNh t1e
bars aont sNppose ne mas used y
thohEb, ior nan o. ooIen years ana y
~ fuatlhB aha lalunh 20 pieces Huf ny
Ions ah the uecr " o'hi.'u 10 snnpy
prowi about ana Keep "9ieh we are sate,
oth"fwl7e' shrus OF the Hhoulaera
completed inc sentence ana ! NneW Whh'
ne meant
llt'en W","N lap lle "nen ! Wy -
aeseilhe inc horrors tlla' H'snt nv
minutes seemed n"uis' the hours dhys
'old' honBet' anu thl'ht were H,ikhi ~
comparison 70 the restless N,bn Kept ny
our he5elser' lis ioatH OF pntheI rage
constantly IeSonhdfa throesh we lunk'q'
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clnNnsla Nnw ynAn.


Rociiy Mountain News, February q
Yesterday WIS the ghddes, day q AL
The glad New Year ~ chinatown. II
WAS the commencement OF the twen-
rcth year OF the roign Of tho GMpcrnr
Quang sue and the Two hundred and
bnirioth OF his dynasty
His majesty Is now IN his sd year,
having escended Tho. throne Of the, pre-
cocsous age Of B. For ten days all his
subjects everywhere VIII lay ashie their
hueiness ana devote phSr entire time to
Festivities and reiGlongs ror the years
he has already enjoyed and sacred rites
and ceremonies intended 20 propliiate che
powers above and procure him Il life OF a
huadrod years 90 come.
WAun n Chmamun goes a'cclohradng
he doas Il In style chat puts al occt-
dental efforts In that line decidedly in
the shade lie throws his whole soul
into ihe task and the ros,G, Is most
ediyipg, Wtth cakes aud candy and
uncoumtel Joss lights and hrecrackers
and music nud tel, especially great deal
Of tliat and nuts and fruit and visiting
cards shalt q square yard Of beautiful
crimson picked out with tea chest LISTERS
IN black with unlimited fantan and per.
haps u n.ne or 80 OF the black snolSe.'
With no business and withal without
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a MAnIeNnp snnyANr.
The STRONGEST and Most Faithful of
the ucnsts of burden

For tho Post--By col, Theodore a. Dodge.
Feucy ridlns IL dcsl Have you ever
tried-sincc you grew upg You would say
TIA, any dog, even a prize winning ST
Rcu ard, would bc teo small to ride. nr
too veal, TO carry you. have never ridden
ono myself, but ] hive mado many a day..
journey ON creature Quiteas ssn,alt.a uttie
ass, In the orient OF AL mammals. 1t ~
claimed thai man rs the strongest An
iuiunttY soldier marches am dav with
seventy pounds of arms, ammunition and
BAGGAGE, half his own weight. while "A cav
airy horse Is well loaded with two hundred
and nifty, one quarter his. Even tho won.
dcrtul camel will howl and refuse 10 rise
under "a burden more taan one-thlrl his
own weignt, hut the LITTLE ass may be ac-
'eg'ly loaded with threo-Guartcrs OF his
weight and viii then travel on at -four
and q half miles an hour and keen it I'm.
lmarine u yoa can. ficnd how Tar YOU
would &c with a hundred and twenty
pounds on your back
The syrian ass IS often quite big, al.
most as tail as a polo pony. and a good
sized we'll bred and tine gated white ass
brings more than u good Arabian. As a
traveller, day in, day oui. he is superior in
ease TO the horse. viii go over roads on
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Gagged ny 4 TIGER.
An Interesting Adventure In n Hen
pnI Jungle.
nv Wllinm Mummy Graydon,

BY William Murray 1rayapn'
In rs long course from Calcutta 20 Pesh-
awar the great Peninsulpr railway Of india
has innumcfable offshoots and branches
with one Of these ! made personal ae-
quainteance 10 a manner which ] shnil IONS
remember Il Happened IN this wise
] was going to Cawnpore' and when
reached Patna lsantod that the wreck ~
a goods train a few miles ahead lad e.
feetigely checked paHsepg . tr1nle Twelve
hours was the utmost limit Of delay ac-
cording to the railroad officials; but
knew that this would safely BIZ doubled.
Fatna was a dreary iooking place On me
lower aide OF the Gauges. and 2 detention
there Of the whole day WAS not pleasant
prospect But there was no help Tor ~ 70
/ put nay luggage IN the station iT'%stei
care. and started out Tor stroll In me
cool OF Tho morning
In tobacco SELLERS bazaar where
atopped for a cheroot, / was delighted ana
amazed TO find an old friend. | had leAl
seen Lucius Robinson IN England, wheIe
he was a aubaltern IN the Horse GUARDS
Now ne tod me, he was a captain ot M
Third Bengal cavalry, ana was p eaHion-
ment az Gya. An earnest Invitation 70 he
his guest for a few days and the promise
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As J staggored 10 my feet, with Nth
and wuter, / heard the roHr Of rife,
Thea I saw the tigreHs quivarlng 10 her
death hgonies on The ground. she was
quite dead before I reached the spot.
Lucius stood over her wl % smoking rihs
IN his hand. His fare shown with triumph
through ITS pallor.
THAT was splendid shot" eX-
claimed.
IN was a deUred lucky one" he replied.
you had close shAYe Of 70 JoYe' ]
thought you were never going % get oul
Of the way Who're is your riae?'
! remembered that II lay at The bottom OF
The pool I'm soon get ~ I said, and
Started back TO the water. My legs were
q little Hhaty and my back felt bruised.
waded out knee deep and bent over TO
Rrope for The weapon But just then a
low cry from Pandu brought me stifhy
erect. heard threshing noise IN he
dry reeds y was yet ~ some distance.
! hastily rejolned Lucius and we looked
In the direction Of the sound. A second
later a deep, awful roar ccho'd through
the jungle 1t fairly STOOD our hair on
end. Pandu's mahogany face turned liyid.
1.-THE tiger sahibs,' he gaaped. 1T j.
coming % avense its mate and rs cub
His teeth chartered with every word
There Pandu," exclaimed Lucus
give me your rife, quIcki II has a
longer range
He handed his own gun to the ahikaree
but before he could lake the other tx
change the angry roar rang oet again,
ana We had glimpse Of the tiger as Il
bounded toward ~ over The reeds W
was less than thirty yards distant
The sight was 100 muuh for Pandu. old
hunter though he was. He mad never been
considered coward, but in the twink
ling OF an eye he turned and Ned down
rhe shore Of the pool, taking both rim 3
weth him.
Come back, you rascal roared
Luciua
pandu never faiioro9, WIN gun
swinging from each hand he bounded mo
the tail reeds ana VANISHED. Lacius and
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a NEW MEMBER.

Bowie. Texas. January S.-2)ear Fosl.
thought would write TO Son
10 ask you TO put ms name on
The Children's club list we ihoH w..
from san Angelo 10 Bowie, ana l'M
it here better than san Angelo, LOT ~, ~
sn r' hut Il Is warm today. old santa
claus brought me great many things.
and we had a nice christmas. Papa t are.
your paper, and enjoy reading ne le Ye,,r
from the little folks. Well, eood-os. Nv
friend 'oiihhe
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cRANDMAs I.IrTLE HELpER.

Houston, Texas, January 2o-Dcar
Post: ] am a little girl u years
Old. live with my grandma and
NV grandpa. We have our home
near Houston Heights. ! 20 to school and
am in the fourth grade. l like my teach
ers very much. ] also take music lessons
on the piano When got home from
school 1 help my grandma do the house
work and then } feed the horse COW.
rbirlyens aud turkeys. cats and dogs and
gather eggs have two little cousins IN
Yoakum Their names are Johnnie and
carrie Miller ana ! have two brothers.
one named Joe and the other Lee. MY
grandma and grandpa are as Kind to me
and my brothers and cousins as they can
h., viii close Your friend,
Mamie Miller
please enroll my name on the Chillren's
Club. 81 VT
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nrr rIpsT I.ETTER.

smebner. Texas January ~ r i'e3T
Post. win write 10 YOU mn
have never written hh s.Pooi nj
M Yam am in the fourth reader; ana !,
NM u5D", ra,,, an, ~ grammar and arithmetic
Nv I'VE teachers ss name Is Mr. Yeats IKE to
go to school had nice nm is 1 wears
] have two little brothers; ons % bsye 2
Oh ana the other is years ol1 c III I
COW and calf ana a mare a ,Ils n sebooi.
have to walk about nan ~ III, no giad
The school viii soon be eut, sot a saddie.
when spring comes, i"fe
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struggling tiger slipped deeper ana deeper
between The broken bars.
Suddenly Louis caught my i'm ID
fierce grip.
THE benst Is stuekl" he cried Don't
you seer Now is our chance, Come
on.
We crepl 10 the door and flia Il open.
and banged IL shut behind us as we aaited
out and sped away across the clearing.
Roar upon roar rang In our ears ana We
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BABY RosINE.

For The Post
THY blue eyes. Baby Rosinc shine
Like rising stars az even thio.
rntlclng is thy golden head,
Thy rounded check, thy lips so rcd.
Thy dimplod little feet At play
Go TO and fro the livclong day.
Work too. thy soft hands huds to do,
As II thcy, darling, truly knew
That tasks according to each sphere
Must all fulfil soicurnlug here.
The bird. the flower. the bee, the brook.
An. all reflect thy gladstone look.
o. tell nc. darling, tell me where
Dldet thou estray from standing there
with thv two wondering baby eyes
Expressing thoght and sweet surprise
Hast come to cheer MS from afar
Ana was thy home a radiant starr
Dl5st learn where shining angels tcach
my dainty ways and grace OF speech2
who put into thy tiny hand
Loves TRANSPORTING magic "ahuF
Tho, wiser n these things ! knew
1 love YOU, babe, because its you
,toy rsalms and benedictous free
Like guardian angels follow ihee
Ana dow-lipncd peace and JOYS serene
az go -Pcarle a. Nogel.
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HAS TWO pnN1iss

,h,i,Illtse riord,r Texas, Jan. 2.-pear Post: 1
',,,I5Vsh' ! would write 70 you, as 1t was too
~ ny, w. So TO school. This Is my nrst letter
ga. have two ponics ana a sedd,c
".tlhet ANA bride one Is a bay and tho
V ny Us black. I had little guu, and /
'.U' ~ 80 much that | filled II full OF bul.
~, nave greyhound ana have a
Ei,,,"' 9oal of tuu with him running rab-
~, ! VIII close, hoping to sce my letter
IN print. Yours truly. Walter Hgdgine.
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I Wni,e l am not az school. have ono
~ cri pe' ana mat is little dos. He is
o oo eue% ans name is Pup have two
So same is named Money ana one named
TO-, r. i've Tut IN the country ak miles
t tgi" i,as'e lake ana nine niles from
school and section housc nn5 "' 'n
where live at Nigh. Nfy pa,s S,s s'. u
large farm. / win close n,. 49,.
Please enroll my name In the C,pJr,y's
Club. Your friend. ''''''' S'' d
David strahan.
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. ama ! have to go after tho cows in the
,,,,,,. viii close for this time Your,
''' Alvin NuhaffCy
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Catorson Sunday morninzl-D2h give
mo s,,,. c5ffcc this morning, my dear
Mrs CaterEon-Why ] never hhe" you
10 yefuse coffee beforel .,,.,,,
70 y,,tt,rson--Ncn, ! am going 10 cnufcn,
and am afraid it might keep me awake!
Puck
.,.,-, 49,, ,nuruurei Miss Dolly Foot
NJ, ~ tbe chief comedian, as she stood IN
the wings. ana
''Oh. not one Of those pI2ps,' III 91,,'
she said. petulanty, Biilln's
should you die are you oi'''Se' 70
my remartying?
He--No.
She-Why nott -.ilcitou. aha,,t
ne welfare OF a fellow III never Rho"'-
Life,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia: Jennetta Mofett VS.. John j, Mofett
No 15ss3. Equity Docket.
On motion Of the complainant by Mr.. W. Pres
ton Williamson, her solicitor. It Is this 2sth day
Of May, 1894, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays, occurring after the day of the first publ
cation Of this order; otherwise, the cause will be
proceeded with in of default. The object
Of this suit is for absolute divorce on the
grounds Of cruelty and habitual drunkenness
BY the court: W. s. COX, Justice.
A true copy. Test: ]. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By NJ A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk. my301aw3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED-FOR THE SUMNER
months-house 144I Y NV; six rooms and bath;
cheap to desirable tenants lts
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FfaR kENT-
9l3 ave. IOr. SEQ 5afI4 sth 9, he s- % AZ
12e3 18th st NV. 7r. 40 ITO nth St Or os ~
604 18th. llr...... 1874 2l22 14tb st store 20 Ol
1914 10Th NV. i3r. .6J. 20 coo 9TH NV store 20 ID
1884 18th st. Or. $3.50 2sI6 Olive ave 6r 20 al
500 18th NV. 12r. IS so u ST ne .r ~ ~
I'll Wash cir. Or as. - 1872 ID 81 NV. 6r.2l 80
To-. YIN st NV, sr-505o 1914 18th NV. Or. 1885
bli I'm ST. l2r. 5000 ilil 9Th st me- Or. Is Nc
rs24 9Th st. LOT 80 u pefrees ST, Or. II. ~
6sS Cap 81. 1lr. $3.50 So Il II Sc 6r. ~ Ri
IU6 NV, Or. 40 IA 81 NV 5r. u 81
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, SS French ST. Or $50 1851 II st ne. Or. Is
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22l5 18th 1t. Or. b - 22l5 It'll st NV, 5r. IL
.oI ith 81 me- tr.5o-'a 302 fth ne. ar. IL
1907 9th ST NV. Or 35. so 246 Brent ct Or q 30
14'i2 Pa av. Sr. 3D. ~ 1915 Fla ave a. Ia N
1928 Marion ST. 1r30.5o 452 Nd ave sw Tr IA %
523 ave NV, 7r3o. as aI5 Al, sw 5r IL 40
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~ 81 NV, Or. -. - b3l 18th ST ne Or IN so
400 10th st Sc Tr %. so loco Huron - & Ia n
1905 Linden. 7r. %. ~ SO plat 81 store 10 ed
LOS oth 81 NV. ar q 1919 Oregon st, Sr. =. .l0
81 spruce 81. pr 10 1913 Kramer ne. 5r o 20
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49, ". ST. ar. q - Col ave. Ar. q ~
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80 4th ST NV. Or. Is ara q sw rear A. : 81
l224 18th st NV, sr - 90 f;sy Gordon NO SS
t nsa ,2th 81 nw' Or - - 1922 Sc 5r.... 500
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works.-Carpets cleaned In the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge. Mat.
tresses made to order. once, 1720 Pa. ave.
Hh2-0 y. NEWMYER. Manager.
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Store and dvC 500 II

Store and dwg 500 II
ST NV. Or. 80
Store G. Ii st ne. 20
store aad dwg so Fen
ton pl NV. Gr.......1G
Store room and stable
200 X st ne. is
Shop rear 623 F st NV IS
Gunton bldg. rooms 81,
., %, 20, % and
% .f5.JD
626 la ave, ID floor. 1850
Gunton bldg, rooms 10.
IL and I basement
room ...-....,3a.50
Gunton bldg, rooms p
and %. ............3 80
Front room LIST floor
CD + st. .......... 30
Basement 523 + st NV.
II ..-.-...-. .oO
10 Market space, room
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Canton bldg, rooms %
and II. %
GIG Ia ave, Sd floor. Is
5l3 llth st. rms 4, 5
and d. ........... 25
Gunton bldg, rooms SO,
IS. 81 .23
Central bldg. rooms IL
and -. .............2 ID
Gl3 + ST, LIST fOor. e. 20
Ge3 + ST. "a floor. .. %
1899 + 1t nv. I'm 5. 10
Gunton h'cg. rooms 3.
Z. 3, 10, IL, 25, &c.
% aud IS, each. .12.50
7is Market space, rms
, ard 3. .........12.50
1899 F st NV. rm T.. 10
Stable rear 2l35 6 st
NV ..........-.....10
Stable rear 11o9 X st
NV ............. y. %
Stable -ea- 20i3 14th
st NV. .............5
ortion Of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
~ T. uAcn,nkN
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BARNES & WEAVER,

bah-NEs q WEAVER,
$500. 629 L ST. NV
la22 and 1924 Corcoran st.n.w.; 10r.; mi. $1,000
- Isl 81. NV; l3r.; mi. 5000
~ "a ST. NV; ST.; Inf. ................ $3.50
L. ST re-; Or; MI treducedJ .......... $3.50
81 h ST. NV; sr.; MI. ................. 1880
odo "a ST. NV; Sr.; MI. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
ISdt ST. NV; Or; MI. ................. $3.50
ia oth ST. NV; Sr.; mi. ............. 1880
9o5 RIA. ave-. 6r.s MI. ................... $3.50
100 Linden ST., L. ID. Park; 6r.; m.i..... $3.50
1918 otn ST. NV; Sr.; mi. $50
30 iotn ST. s.w.; Sr.; mi. $3.50
isOo nth st. NV; Or; MI. ............. y so
So5 81. n.e or; MI. Observation-Disclosures. p. SO
i:oo Linden ST., l.. ID. Park; Dr.; m.i...... $50
los oiiniornla ST. n.e; 6r.; MI. ........... 20.30
dS4o oth ST. NV; 6r m.f................ 2o.30
95O spruce ST., l.. ID. Park; 6r.; mi. 20.3O
20 . Tenn; ave ne; 6ri mi. ........... 20.So
o3S and $40 Elm St, l.. ID. Park; Or. MI. 20.30
III carroll ST. Sc; 6r.; MI. 20.J0
iiOo s5d ST. NV; 6r.; mi. ................. 1900
!ol2 LIST st. ne. store and dwelling. ....... 1850
lUs lst 81. ne.; 6r; MI Observation-Disclosures. 1880
us 9th ST. Sc; 6r.; MI. Observation-Disclosures. 14.O0
300 Callan ST. me-; 6r.; MI. 1880
NJ ia ave- Sc: 6r. NIL. 11.3U
Sls 81. NV; oItce rooms. ............... Hoo
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FOR RENT-51a 9TH ST. NV; 1e ROOMS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06
SPECIALTIES.

eANAToRIUM, TOI 18th ST. NV
For Nervous Diseases, Cutaneous and Catarrhal
troubles. by advanced methods Of medication.
Electrical treatment. The Russian hot-alr bath,
ETC. Dr.. L s. NICHOLSON. my121ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-06

FOR RENT-513 9TH ST. NV; &c ROOMS:
stable In rear; $75
WHITE & EfCHHORN,
tb-+t 1885 Il ST