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PRTNCETONIANS CHEER THE TIGERS.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING ~ HONOR or THE
FOOTBALL. TEAM
Princeton. Nov Is (SpcclaD he Bonner Gymna-
sum was packed tonight with Princeton students
and alumni who assembled to give evidence OF
their confidence I'm the teams ability to defeat Yale
on Manhattan Field next Saturday. The Rev Dr.
NJ w. Jacohus -. Of the Hartford Theological
Seminary "A former third baseman on IN" Prince
ton Varsity baseball team. came down from Hart
ford to encourage the team and delivered "A stun
ming speech. The Rev. Dr. W Merle Smith. OF
Ncw-York. also spoke with enthusiasm. job
Hedges "a. kept IN. crowd In good humor with his
witty saes Burr Mcintosh sang song. telling
low the tigers Will do the sons OF Eli 10 the
tune Of is to . other speakers were Colonel J. j.
McCook OF the Board Of Trustees NJ Taylor Pync.
II. Professor IIhhsn Of the faculty. j VI. Huston.
92. OF Philadelphia and Alexander Mona.t. The
foot ball and Substitutes occupied positions of
honor Immediately in front of In" rostrum, and a.
they entered the room they were chccrcd to the
Of the confidence in the team. As each speaker
began and closed he chcrrcd enthusiastically.
Singing filled TIE int"TmissiOnS. and the cnthu-
siasn reached It's highest pitch when Burr No
Intosh sang his ditty TO the tvn" Of paddy
FLYNN" the undergraduates joining In the chorus.
which az follows.
viii ycz all be wild when tackle dear old
Yae7
VIII yez he there without fail?
Y's
Then let us all be there.
And wen do them up for fair.
And wen make mugs Of the lot next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
TO CALIFORNIA BY AIR.
A HOBOKEN INVENTORS ATTEMPT TO
MAKE THE TRIP IN 4 FLYING MACHINE.

a
MAKE THE TRIP IN a FLYING MACHINE.
Something new in the line OF hying machines an
electrical airship Is being constructed IN 'hhf'S
Wolr's blacksmith shop. AZ No - 1rand-'f no.
hoben The inventor Of this remarkable m"rhHh-
ical bird who Is known only 20 the blacksmith
as Leon" believes that he has nj last discovered
the secre. OF aerial navigation. and has SO mu'h
confidence In the machine that b" Las announced
trial trip for Friday next. Ills dcstina'ion. ac-
cording to the present programme. Is California.
The inventor believes that this distance can he
covered in two days while trip across the Al
lantic will only take day log ger
Wolf was willing yesterday 10 tell what he knew
ohou, TN. inventor. which was practically nothing
.xcept tnat nc backed 10y "A million. but
IN. after refused talk about the invention.
The machine Is combination ~ balloon and
aeroplane Beneath large balloon. cnpAhl" OF
supporting several people. j. an octason"l plane,
0ftsen feet In diameter. The frame T. Of hlcNo.y,
covered with brass. II supports an 'f'hl'hl
steering apparatus and motor for driving ih" pro
u. llor "A, the rear. Pendant from th" sides Of u"
plane number Of hoops. covered WIN sirorg
cloth the object OF which the inventor refuses To
explain The inventor says that he has built ny
ing machines before and -" Induced on" to rise
TO "A height OF 20 feet III Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS MEET.

The Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island held
their monthly meeting for November at the
Brooklyn bicycle clubhouse No 50 Hanson Place
last night. Delegates from sixteen Of the twenty
four clubs In the association were present Presi-
dent Walter f Fuller in the chair.
Among the reports submitted was "a statement in
reference to the financial condition OF the assoca-
tion 1t showed that its debts are all paid and
that there Is a comfortable sum In the treasury
George W. Shannon. chairman Of the committee
that had charge of the Linbrook road race on Oc-
,ober a reported that II was a most successful af
fair and he praised the winners. the Patchougue
Wheelmen, for their excellent work.
II was reported that eleven clubs are engaged
IN the bowling tournament. II was proposed that
Q supper be given by the association at the close
awarded on that occ aston. This met with approval
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
1.-THE INHERITANCE DITINE.'
HARRY ROWE SHELLEY'S NEW CANTATA SUNG
IN THE LAFAYETTE AVENUE PHEsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.

IN THE LAFAYETTE AVENUE PHEsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church on
Sunday night Harry Rowe Shclleys new cantata.
1.-The Inheritance Divine" was the principal feat
ure of the musical service. The subject for the
theme was taken from Revelation XXI lo "And he
carried me away in the spirit TO great ana high
mountain and showed ne that great city. the HOY
Jerusalem, descendin, out of Heaven from
God" The versircation from the Scriptures Is the
work of Annie Porter Lynes young woman
prominent in Brooklyn society. DR.. Gregg preached
A short sermon from the text on the symbolism OF
the Apocalypse. The cantata Is in ten numbers
five being for The chorus. II was given on sunday
night by the following: Soprano-Miss Ethel a.
Chamberlin solo; Miss Marion G.. Inelee. Miss
Marion Hidreth Miss Elizabeth Grueb Miss Annie
Mcdowell Miss Ida w. Derby Miss Ida NJ. Phra-
ner Miss Gertrude NJ. Turner. Miss Grace ;. Tur-
ner Miss Annie Mel. Cloland. Miss Matte T.
Bishop Miss Mary Andersen and Miss Mary r.
Stewart Contraltos-Mrs. Marian Van Duyn SOLO;
Mrs. A. f. Titterton. Miss Ella l.. Gilmore. Miss
Madeline s Noodsord Miss Anna B. Bush. Miss
Flora NJ Daniels. Miss II. Harlow Cary. Miss Eliza
beth Don ovan and Miss Albina Mcdowell Tenors-
w r. williams, solo: Andrew j. Sommtr ftoward
r. Coe Norman j. ID Estere James Kis and
Charles s. Hoyt Bassos-Frederic Reddall, solo;
George A. Jones Alfred +. Titterton. Herbert A
Rowe. Frank S. Howard. Edwin kempton ana
George W. Field. Organist and director Jonn
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
OLD ENCTSE CASES ~ COTRT

Each 81 m" four parts OF the Court of General
Sessions filed yesterday with alleged vio tors
Of thc old excise law. Among the crowds were old
time saoonkc"pcrs. b1r'ond-rs and some women
proprictors Of small saloons. There an effort
the part Of the District-Attorncy to dispose of
the accumulated hundreds OF complaints OF cxcis.
violations. Some OF the complaints were two and
three years old. ON the calendar Of Part there
nifty four cases; I'm Part II were forty nine
cases. In Part III were forty-cignt cases. and Ia
Part " there were forty-Srycn cases. Most of tn.
cases were disposed Of and "A number OF fines were
collected.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
HrRT At THE GOvERyOR'S DOOR.

Paterson. Nov. 16-Mrs. Jane Williams with her
daughter. here from New-York tonight.
Their mission TO visit Governor Griggs and
plead for tho pardon of the younger womans hus-
band State Prison. serving "A for
swindling. AZ they reached the front Of the Gov
ernors house Mrs Williams slipped and broke one
OF her legs. The young woman tainted Mrs.
(;riggs caused both women to he carried into tho
~nusc and summoned medical aid.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

a, s"' s;'.s;' ,'i ,S;:n st. $500
'sS',; ave- o4 n:5 Ss4'ios 4 Of Fremont aT
Bu,by win..w F. and wife to Rachel Levy No .ooo
nsck h"< Nahaa sna s1 Sf c Florence Morrison
sSsraH 80 iot Gsis"csS t. ss,I. Year,,
%'S Sf"%n wa@ 1i J. "a to George sa MusSn saT'T iih
p-" l2' s, Z IN , ys%r Il ana ,rs,,o. 1900
''s" lane .''1' iSsd st. $50 ''' It Of Amsterdam
Bell. MARY +: to william stevens. No ioi Alex ,aso -
Beyn. Laura ne l.. 70 TITLE Guarantee and Trus,
CO No I'D West '6,h. st. years .., 1000
oth,r. trustees 30 ave. se.2 IT ot ii3,h- 49,.
cisrrs , EiaSGein to David r condon No Ii ~
West 3orh-s ST. | 400
Cohen. Louis. 70 nroohi,n savings Bank. No 81
ioth- st. 22s It W Of Lsnox-sve. year,....... 1870
SSsi c%r%sr n;'oE @ isno
ss" adjonins on lands y 'Ass SAMUEL '1 Day s.s'.
Dnnn @ Aired h'dp D. ' To WIFI William wallace &c 400 '
- Broadway. years 5000
hank. New~York. cor St Ncholasave and
aavs,d nIss.42 s4.;g8 isa ~
"i%% N15S Hn,: y S:" s*i ' seo
Le,:,h rrsds,i's 9; 70 rraoA% In. bSyd % BAH
ffDpsr MorT.anla n'sansn,s % .: 70. 10 map 1000
ra;S s. J.y 3 a,Ss4 Of 54- $1,000
Same IN same 5th and 1891 St years 5000
OConnor John. to Isabella Iyall. 7lst-st
" O West End ave. years. ........... 10000
Same GENEVA W Hogan. No $40 West 7lst-st.
same 1' to Metropolitan rru., COMPANY; u.e. ''
William X Garrison. 7ls-st. 45G3 II Of
West End ave. years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2OOW
Same o trustee William A Seaver.
7lst-s,. Of West End-ave. c0.000
O Donnel joseph T.. and wife TO George r. Ed
wards. lT9th-st. l2Is II W Of Washinston- .
Same 10 same $ l70th-st. 925 It W OF Washing
Parm.y Enrich. to the Greenwich Savings Rank. . 49,.
No los Broadway. | year .................... ls.WW
Regan Thomas. to Leonard Haugen. Clinton -
Place 23a.7 OF broadway. lease instaments lOVD
Robinson, George. and wife to executors Josiah
Macy jr, liIh-st. 4+5 n OF 3thave. . 40.
Roach Ann Adam C Rinheien. corner 80.
l62d-st and Elton ave. l year............... l,iW
Rchcy, David to ,ieorge Mulligan. lt7th st, a..
200 II . OF 7h-ave. year ...::........;... How
Rhinelander Charles r. and wife to Mary Odell no ON
07th-s $50 II W of ath-ave. years.. 2S.VV
Smith. william W. to J Pierpont Morgan. ~ ooo
I'D St 100 OF Madison ave. years.. 2WU
Somerviie. Hannah NJ to Eugene Potter. ooo
sGth-st $50 OF West End-a demand 4'VW
Smith. Rose A, to Malinda q Mace, Ash-ave, . ooo
lot 0d to 90. map I.acona Park years. iTWW
Same To Emma Newman. came property. years wv
schane. Christian b. and wife to Henry L school,
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

and a committee will be appointed to arrange for
the supper. Another suggestion that met with
favor and will probably be adopted was bicycle
run of all the clubs in the association at the close
OF the
The Long Island Wheelmen. with $50 members.
and the wheeling section OF the I'D Regiment with
eighty members, were admitted TO the association
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
Countrn Real Gstate for Sale


4 VALUABLE FARM.
l| Acres. excellen. state ~ cultivation In one Of
the fertile districts of Monmouth County ~ Good
House and Ouibulldngs well fenced wat-<ed stocked
with \. j. {. g. Cows. ETC. hours y. Y; .
hours from Philadelphia. price. complete $i2sOO For
further particulars inquire of H.. 4o5. Railway. y j.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED

Inc following pens for new buildings and .,,.
we're h.ed yesterday: 1 s"'
New buildings. main office.
l%.d-st. n $, 200 II W of Amsterdam ave- for ~.
nve-story brick flats, by the Equitable sayines
Society Of No 40 Broadway, owner ss
l23d-st $. 266. 10 II W Of Amst terdam-aye ~,
four nvc-story brick flats. by same owner "
Blackwell's Island. Almsbouse Division FOR .,v
two-story brick .dormtories. by the Mayor etc
,,9r 9wne, ...;..;'.....:..:.. :........
story brick fats. by William Hall, jr Of n
26o West 7Jth-st owner. er...................
Alterations. main Office: 80"
Sd and % aves and East Ssh and 6Gth s,s "a
two-story Iron and brick railroad depot hv
the Third Avenue Railroad cdmpsny, u 80 IA
3d-ave, owner .............. ...........
5th-st, No ia to 1872 East to a four-story br,cit
and stone public school, by the Mayor etc
oWHer d. ...............
4sth-st. g. 14O.1 II e Of 9th-ave. to a ;wo-storv
brick church and Sunday-school. by the tr,s,
tees Of New-York Presbytery OF NJ 10 IVES,
New buildings branch Office:
Taylor-st. W 8. 200 # S Of Morris Park-ave for
two-story and attic frame dwelling by :
cahi.l. Of No ?40 East I2Sth-st. owner
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
3d-ave. IS II q Of il6th-st. 4 v..-.
,kins. Jennie N, to Thomas q Ms,ssr

- Sd-ave. IS II a Of t+oth-st, q ves,r
TompkIns. Jennie N. to Thomas ! Wiii,..:...';:.
g. 2o West s5th-st, I year ......... ."'' NO
sane NE. TO John Baker. 8 s5th-st. les II a;
me American Baptist Home Mission soci:tv; ::
Mary Woodcock. Lenox x-ave. sis
Won Ganther. Theodore. and wife 10 iotr, iit,';,
smith: 62d-st. $50 IT W OF Amsterdam-svsD
Weisz, Charles f., Harry ID stats. Cha,:.. !:
heitzman. Charles d Cramer and Johr 8
Riordan 70 John Henshaw, n q 34th-s, as,1
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17

european Advertisements.
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
tn. London once The Tribune. rs Flee, Street. r. c.
convenient place their Advertisements and sub
seriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
Citn properln 60 Get.

rINO LEASE FOR term of years all part plot
l. xloO On West 2jih ST, 9th Ave.
JOS NJ ADRIAN. 40 Grand ST.
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FOR SALE-A HOUSE. S.W.; RENT, sl25o
price reduced to 81 100: must DE sold.
Z. BOYER & son,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ T Aug; 5; 1895 J; R; Young. Cerk3
OF COLUMBIA,
ct al. No. 1856 Equity Docket Al.
On motion of the plaintiffs, by Mr. john Rldout,
their solicitor. 1t is ordered that the defendants
Virgil c.: Williams. Trustee. Barlow L. Walker
and the Virginia Alabama Company, a corporation,
cause their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day: Otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in Of default.
The object of this suit Is to obtain the foreclosure
Of deed Of trust conveying lots eighty four tS4
to ninety five t95). both inclusive. in Barlow L.
and thirty four Qo3D In the city of Washington
District of Columbia and fully set out in the. bill
in this cause and the sale Of said real estate by
trustees appointed by the court
This order to be published In the Washington Law
Reporter and Evening Star, once week for three
Be- the cour 0e'0Fe S' c l G. COLE
True copy--Test: JR YOUNG, Clerk. &c.
By NJ. a. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk an6- 1awst
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
The Natalie Anthracite Coal Company vs. Eugene
m o,, A F. Fowler vie ,s No a9asl, at law.
its attorney it is this goth day Of July, 1885, or
dered that the defendant. Eugene A. Fowler, cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or before
holidays. occurring after the day OF the first pub
licatiOn Of this ORDER otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as In case Of default. The object
Of this suit is to subject the property Of the de-
I'm on bills Of exchange and open accounts amount
ing to- si.146.93 This notice to be published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star.
BY the court: A. B. HAGNER
JOHN R. YOUNG. Clerk. Jyso,isW'sT
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PIPING.-OFFICE OF THE
Public Printer Washington. d. c., August Il,
1S96-Sealed proposals will he received at this
Office until TEN O'CLOCK AM, OF WEDNfS-
DAY, AUGUST TWENTY SIXTH. 1896, for fur
and ground joints, to be erected complete in con-
dlt in connection with the new boilers being
built for the Government Printing Office. De-
tailed plans and specifications will be furnished
upon application to this Office. The right to re-
1ect any or all bids. to accept parts of bids. and
TO waive defects Is reserved Proposals must be
indorsea on the envelope Proposals for Piping -
End addressed to the Public Printer Washington,
d. C TIL, z. BENEDICT Public Printer
au13, fS&243t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-3D FLOOR OF 5o7 ST. NV, 8
rooms and bath light keat and Janitor service;
very desirable locations II rented at once, $50 per
uui til. th&s,tf
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THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.

pet Lining, Felts, Fire Brick and Clay, Asbestos.
Paints. Brushes Lime. Cement. two and three
ply Roofing Material. sei
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Hall Sc cor i1th&E

80 WI tAiSh1
ats NV. ..........T5.0 90
Sto&dw $50 Goth &
1924 l. NV, Tor. so. 90
St&dw IoS II Nc, 81. As. 90
I'd e 90S F st. 3r. 80. 90
Sto&dw .2lS II NV,
stable. ir. .26. %
Sto&d 337 Sd sw,6r q. 90
Sto&d 1924 10th, 3r. %. 50
Sto&dw sw cor 10Th
st&Ga ave, Or. 200 90
St&dw 301 X ne, 4r.16.OO
St&d 1901 LIST sw, Girls. 90
Sto 937 Fla ave. 1000
OFFICES.
31 La ave, I'd and
Sd floors. .......$ $40. 90
Warehouse 913 Nd
ave sw. .35. 90
Central bldg, rms
IL and IL. 80. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg,
room 2. .......... 80. 90
Central bldg, rm 10. %. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg,
I'm 4.............2 $40
Lincoln Hall bldg,
I'm 3. %. 90
46S La ave, l rm &
hail rm. 200
Central bldg. rm 1S. 1000
GuntOn bldg, rms
% and 27. 20. 90
500 9Th NV, rm 10. 1900
'rtion OF the property on
call at Office for bulletin
8. e. WAGGAMAN,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY SEAT, SLIGO, ND; IO-ROOM HOUSE:
NIL lease; $3.50 per
W. II. BARNES & co,
II 629 L ST. NV
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMERS
WAE EFIFLD AND T. v. ARROWSATTH

STEAMERS
WAE EFIELD AND T. v. ARROWSsfTTH
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING
TON. DO, Mondays and Saturdays, an for
intermediate landings to Colonial Beach. Bushwood,
Rock Point. Coton's and Nomni creek; returning
arrives at Washington on Tuesdays and Sundays
about 4 pm. Wednesdays, am, for 1nterme-
Point. colton's. Stones, Howard's aud Cohum 5.
Eomini creek; returning. arrives at Washington
STEAMER T. v. AkRowsMrTH, Mondays and
Abell's. Leo1ardtown. Nomini creek Piney Point
st. Georges Island, Smith creek, Coan and Yao.
com!nco rivers; returning. arrives at Washington
eprly Wednesday and Friday mornings
Saturdays. pm. for Riverside. Colonial Beach.
Colton's, Piney Point. st. Georges Island Smith :
creek. Coan and Yeocomico rivers; returning ar
See schedule Gn effect June p. 1896.
jy7-tf C. w. RIDLEY. General Manager.
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Steamer Potomac will leave It'll st. wharf every
SUNDAY. q pm, for Baltimore and River
DAYS. at pm. for Baltimore and River Land Land.
ings. All river freight be prepaid Rates given
on Baltimore freight. STEPHENSON q BRO
Agents. 910 Pa. ave. Telephone ,745. jy7-tf
E. s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View Wharf,
am. landing at all wharves as far down as Mad.
dox creek Va. including Chapel Poiut and Colonial
Beach. returning on Mondays about Pm; We'd
hour Of n sailing Tnsa,ephone 17e5 -. ''
Agents. Ae1 and P s9~, and Manager
1a80 Washington. D. O.
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1927 P. 9r&b, Wig. 90. so
4l2 Nh NV. Ar. sto, W ~. 10
1888 Both st. Or 20. so
1Ilf16 e, Or, mi. .2o.50
2604 l., Or, mi. ....2O.5 30
1875 35th, Or, nj. .2o.3l
800 I'D. 7r, wa. .2O.00
BOG 9Th ne. Or, mi. .1s.5o
1927 18th, Or. W. 1880
1906 Ia av, fiat. 4r&b1s.00
2OIS f, Or. mi. ....l6.3O
1924 /, 5r, water. 1850
20o9 y y ave, 7r. 1900
Alb I'D. Or. wa. .1i.30
500 \ III ay, 5r, w.14.30
24O2 Va av. 6r&
Gel. water. 1870
J06 21st, Or, w....13.50
lIH5 r, Or, wa. 80
1719-21 L. Or. wa. 1880
2416 y. Or. wa. 1900
2l22 X. r'r. Ar, wa. 12.50
2AU3 M. store. 1880
152-2-2G 18th, Ar, wl2.30
iii y Sc, Sr, sta, W. 1928
1920 10Th, Ar, W. .12.30
10 Ii sw, Or. Wa. 1920
315 Va ay, ar, W. 10 80
COLL 3la ne. ir.w.lO.D
1852 Valley. 5r. V. 1890
1920 DeSales Or. " 1880
100 10th ne. 81. wa 1850
49, La ave. Office
looms. SIS. 10 & IS
52l 18th. 7r.......1o.pU
1925 Sherman av, 5r. 10. 90
1922 Valley, Or. 1000
our list.
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
1877 18th, Tor. mi 500. 90
1877 nth. Tor, mi. .75As
sos f, lar. mi. 1905
45i ID, store & Or. 10. Ol
30i3 L. 1Gr. mi. "a. W
2Ol F., 12r, mi. $500
l325 y. 12r, mi. .50.5C
1892 I. llr, Gel. mi 50.5l
1919 3lst, 12r, mi. .J0.5G
1904 l, Sr, fur. mi. .O.5C
202O y. Tor, mi. .1
1135 18th, Tor. mi. .40.JO
9lo-l2 I'D. Tor, mi. 40. 90
250s G. Tor, eel, I'd. stai0. On
40 10Th. Sr. wtly. 40. 60
Q19 l. Or, mi. 80. 80
3G3l NJ, stO&cel. 80. &c
2sl7 q. 1r. Gel. mi .32.I
2123 r. Tor. mi. 30. 90
1907 Pa NV. fla / Or. 80. 50
1854 9Th. Sr, nj. .3o.JO
1920 Ia ave, lOr&b.
wig ........... 30.
POL L. 7r&ccl. mi.3u. 81
2l4G l. Or. mi. .....2S.sO
110-12-14-16 9Th ne,
Sr. eel, mi. IS. 81
2128- % II. Sr. mis. 81. so
1909 eSth, Or, mi. $3.50
122 18th. store, W, go. 30
1881 Both. Sr, mi. .25. 10
216 II. 7r, mi. %. 20
1916 kingman. 6r, mi. %. 10
lii3 l., Or, over str. p. sc
92o 24ih. Sr. eel, mi d. 30
1910 10Th. Or. mi, sta. 20. 80
2GlG-1S L.Gr, eel, mi D.. 30
See tomorrov's Star for
WECOTT e.
mss. trSth
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FOR RENT-{CORNER BRICK 623 9Th ST. NE,
2 rooms, bath, pantry, cellar, 2 bay windows;
key at 6lS 9th. Inquire n. J. HUNT, 1909 +
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FOR RENT THE PLEASANT RESIDENCE, Bo7 O
st. NV, CONS; all MI; large yard; $35 50
per month In advance. Inquire within or ut $40
9th st my13
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PERSONAL.

YOU ARE LOOKING VERY WE'LL IN YOUR NEW
suit What's the matter with solid hard cash
Id exchange for gents discarded garments? VIII
call any hour. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. $40 p II. W.
au13
tive agency-Conaiental communications promptly
attended to: Office open all hours: best refs Es-
tablfshed 1850. Supt., go + ST. NV. jy15-1ms
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FOR RENT-BT
HILL JOH,,STON
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1903 Pennsylvania ave.

REAL ESTATE, LO
1903 Penn
UNFUl
18th and Q SITS, 15r
with stable. $685.
1923 H st, 16r. 1888;
1719 H st, 18r, with
stable .os
1923 n H ave, 16r. q
1918 Conn ave, 1br. 49,
1716 Rhode Island av,
lit Il
1719 l st, lar, with
stable n
1888 X st. 11r. Il:
1917 New Hamp av,
lar .116.t
1888 n Y ave, Ter. III
S20 18th st NV, 12r. IL
17O8 X I ave, Sr. ....1l
1872 n H ave, 12r. II
1892 10th st, Tor. II
1908 22d st, lar. IN
1882 X st, 12r. IL
1922 Conn ave, 12r. :
1903 10Th st, 13r. IL
FUR,
r I ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave. a!
R 1 av bet 17th&1Sth
SITS, with stable. 410.(
Mass ave bet 17th&
18th SITS. 81
Cor 10th & Corcoran. .S
Il ] ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave. $685.
X st bet 18th and
10th SITS. 81
18th st bet K&L. 81
Fl st bet 17th&1Sth,
with stable. .@1. &
II l ave & 18th st. 266. {
Mass nv cor 18th st,
with stable. q
r I ave bet 14th G.
10Th SITS. q
NJ at near Conn ave. q
Conn ave bet NJ &
n SITS. q
Conn ave bet H and
l SITS. .2E
Dupont Circle bet n
H ave and p st. .G
r st bet Goth G. 21st
SIS n
18th st bet @ & R. .N
Il l ave bet 18th ut
Il Conn ave. &c
10th st bet G 4 H. IL
FURNISH
4 rooms and bath on F
SUBURBAN
Blair road, IL rooms, a
ST
1922 Conn. ave-, large
OFFICl
Very desirable office roc
3 rms, I'd floor 1910 r
per month. ..........
ST.
Brick stable bet. L and
Brick stable bet. L, NJ,
Brick stable rear 1929
Brick stable bet. 10Th, /
Brick stable bet. L, NJ,
stalls and loom for 4
rooms, &c.
BULLETINS AND PEI
AT OUR OFFICE.