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SHELLEY COUNTY.
Presideut-W, T.. Fahey, Ores

SIbIG1 VOU1N1 10
County President-W. T. Fahey, Gfeen
Isle.
Division No. l.. Green Isle-President
Daniel Myers.
Vice Pres.-M. McMahon.
Rec. Sec.-J. A. Shortall.
Fin. Sew. T. Fahey.
Treasurer-Thos. Morrln.
ms. SEEM. Mcmahon. 80
Meeting first Sunday In each monsA
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PIpEs,rorE COUNTY.

PIPESTONE COUNI1'
Co. Pres.-C. e. Dougherty.
Division No. 1-Pres.,P. Powers'
Vice-Pres., Con McCaffray.
Rec. Sec. Edward Carroll.
Fin. Sec, j. Barrett.
ms. Sec, G.. E. Dougherty.
Treas. M. Hebron.
Meets LIST Sunday of month. Address,
Box lis. Pipestone City.
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Division No. 2-~resiaent. M. J. Has

Vice Pres.-Michael Sl1elly.
Rec. See.-James McGinnis.
Fin. Sec.-Eugene Osborne.
Treasurer--Peter Morgan.
Ine. SEEM. G. Walsh.
Meet first Sunday of month. AddresA
lie Sueur.
Division NO. 3, Montgomery. E. swee"
ney, president.
Vice Pres.-J. r. stratton.
Rec. Sec.-W. A. Kennedy.
Fin. Sec.-,John Spence. go.
ms. Sew. A.. Kennedy.
Treasurer Jerry Keohen.
Meet second Sunday In month
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Rec. SEES. ~. Lynch.
Fin. Sec.--Ino9: Curley. 5
1reasurer-e a.. ~ =, S1g q x.,a,r,,
Msat a a,,es.,, NSonanv aran,n1 a. A8 o r.
hall In Grand Oners House building.
Daughters Of Erln-Presiden Miss n.
T.. Grady.
Fourth st.
Rec. Sec.-Miss Mary Grady.
Rec. Sec.--Mrs. Jas Forceia.
Treasurer-Arrs G. Gowan.
Meet second and fourth Friday evening
Of month at Opera hall.
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MORRIS. STEVENS COUNTY.
County President Riordan.
President. A. Walsh.
observation-disclosures Hennessv
paaarding secre+arv-Geo Horviav
- Finanrial Secretary--T. 4. Caliaghan
irraae,,ror-Tirnothv Murnl,v 1880
ia &C. c,naav ~ nsopth - .oo :,
MeeL - ~ W HaI1 MONS ~ -'S' y :
CLOCK an "a. " - ~ =, A10 ns. W.
Daughters OF Er4h. oEf1s-Fresident,
Laura CARNEY.
Recordine secretary. Mary I.ogus.
Treasurer-Aars. WM. r>eafoon.
y co,,41, P paM 3 Moran
GoutAsy Ias+ir.s.
D I1,e NY; = trioI CarGIan
Z va p,,o, 1ohn !1riecoY1
~ " ICE Iieo'oo = -. - A'>oA4'
. Rec. sec: D. DuIns;
- Fin. Sec.-IhOmass McShane.
:" Treae-J. j. Currler.
+" ms. Sec.-J. r. Cavanaugh. .
Meet second Sunday and fourth Tues.
,e1 H,' VI A Nv Eoserount-Presiden
1s a. ~, <,,1 =
'a VIE P Pwa sgIohn cahi11
nce r ,i 1s1;,1!a -. S nnrro,1 .,
Zee. 5ses sec Allla' : HVnes.
T Flnancla :, 1 y MI =: 11S"9 -.
Mats ~ 81 - ry esds. and 4tn Sunday OF
Meste Oh az '7"a"s o 90.
i1loll.l. r,. 11,.+ir...
D DauSn.et9 - G -, 20 ha1
VS. prae -laSa -, M MOI ,anehiin.
Rec Sec see'- 10 cd Dean loa,a,-
NJ, ~. oee 49, nG MaI . Ho'
Maat ~ sta 1st and - Th;,rsdavs Of the
,, SaeJ. ~ ~ st11 r, II ~ H. IL
A unang 1T ~ Erin Rosemount-Presi-
aa,'t SIies nai,a E1,alen
VII Wice A Prestdent-Miss Nellie Moran.
'pncording secretarv--Niiss Alice Della
nav e'oi o'''s ~ : ''' ) N''S -:
M ,r,,o.s,ror-Mrs n r. Dewitt.
Einano;e1 sonrata r,---Miss Maggie Kellv,
Z iiialioia' oeeA e'a -.
-. oro orr, err,Apn,e oor7n,1v
81. CLOOD: oIEAnES xOoNt K
County Pre RE- g. r. E ksnneay
DIVISION mo. - ss. SAouo-T SesAoeas' 3"
Kennedy ...-
I" VICE "Pres;-P. -. sraHora.
Ins. Secs. T. Doyle.
Z. Ireasurer-Frank Gillespie.
Meetings third TUESDAY OK mont2 AZ
SWartz's hall. 49,.
'4''" -, ), --,,rr az7o71,e ,o,,>,r~
DUhUIt1, 81. LOUIS GUoS
county fresldenI-John fiooo. ~
DIVISION NO. i.-t'fesloent-1onn ~
Hessian: ~~.'.-
Vice Pres.-M. H. Mcmahon:
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LYON COUNTY,

IL On SO04sa
J. .. Martin, G. p, Marshall. ,,,
Div. No. 1, Marshall-President' r. r>ie1
ly, Minneota.
Vice Pres.-Chas. Flay, Marshall.
Rec. Sec. d. Martin, Marshan.,
Fin SEEM. E. Grammar, MarshaIii'
Treasurer, Geo. Morrow, Marsnan.
ms. Seed. J. Grammar, MarshaN;
: Serg.- White, MarsaalA
= Sentinel-P. Kennedy Marshall.
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SWIFT COUNTY.

| SWIFT COUNTY.
County Presidenr-D. +. McDermotE.
Clontarf.
Division No. i, Clontarf - President.
Francis Casey.
Vice Pres.--J. Kent.
Rec. SEEM. E. Con1ogue. :
Fin. Sec.-Patriclz Foley.
Treas and ms. Sec.-J. O'Donl7ell.
Meetings first Sunday Of month In tovtu
hall. @g
Division No. 2.-President. Henry Mur.
ply, Benson.
Vice Pres.-James O'Connor.
Rec. Sect. n. Donnelly.
Fin. and ms. Sec.-John W1alen. Do
Graft.
Treasurer. C. Collins.
Adress Benson. MINI. Meet first Sun.
day Of month.
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/ .3;4s RIcE COUNTY.
Z CO. pres, r. T. Sheridan. 81 sj3Si3s
Div No. ]. Farib ault-F' res. !. :. x
vice-pres.. Il. =. Mcmahon.
Rec. sec, j. r. Coogan. .#E E5
Fin. sec. r.. J. Murphy. ~ g
Div. No. 2. Shieldsville--P Pres, NJ, Tea.
don. - &}
Vice-pres., r. III. Shields. II: 83g
&. Rec sec, Nj. sCorbett. se.s 4s Ss5i4f.
Fin. sec. M Burke.
Treas, T. Coleman / f@s
Ins. sec. ]. Magic. III 81 sE.3
ROCK COUNTY. s5a IS,
GO. pres, ,. n; Lloyd Luyerna IL.
Vtce-pres, j. McKeon. 80.
Rec. Sec, r. Ryan. ;9,3., :
Fin. sec, e. Maloney. .si!
Treas. w. Ryan. q,
ROCHESTER,, OIMsTED CO
CO. Pres.-M. Hebron. 1T
Div. No. Pres, J. e. McGoyern.
Vice Pres.-Jos. Spencer.
Fin. Sec. f. Kennedy.
Rec. SEEM. C. Lawler.
ms. Sea-. A. Kennedy.
Treas-D. J. Cudmore.
Treas, H. Logan. q"
Meets list and Sd Tuesday evenings Of
month at X. p. hall. W..
Daughters Of 11rtn-President, Miss
Margaret e. Sullivan.
Rec. Sec.-Miss Katie Conaty.
Fin. Sec.-Miss Katie McCloskey, Z. 81
Treas-Mrs. M. G. l4awler.
Sentinel-Mrs. J. Il. McGovern.
er.-at-ArJns.-Miss belle Gum,
ANOKA COUNTY. .-:
County President. Thomas Coleman
Presldent--Janles McArdle, Anoka,
Vice Pres.-M. TigUe, Coon Creek.
Rec. Sec.--P. IT. Stack. Anoka.
Fin. and ms. Sect. M. Ryan.
Treasurer-.Thos. Clarke.
Meetings second Sunday Of each month
1t q. E. R. HALL. Second aV.
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M'LEOu COUNTY

M LEOD CoONI l."
Co. Pres, p. McEll;gott.
| Division No. !, Glencoe-Pres' - w.
Holloran.
+ Vice Pres.-Rev ]. Stritch.
r., Rec, Sec.-Thon,as Holloran.
l. Fin. Seed. P. McNellius
- Treas. e. McElugott.
/ Meets o'clock p. NJ LIST SUNDAY Oh
month at G. A. r. hall
FILLMo1Az COUNTY.
Co. Pres, D. G. De Vaney.
Division No. !, Preston-Pres' InoA
Healy. +'-
.vice-pres.. W. Mallain. ar.
Rec. Sec, ]. Fallon. ...
Fin. Sec. w. ]. Ryan.
Treas, A. L. Bennett.
ms. Sec, A. l.. Bennett.
Division No. 2, Lanesboro-Ffes's S'
Seaman.
sTlce-pres., D. Thornton.
f.. Rec. Sec. j. Galligan. .t
Fin. Sec; G. Redmond. .,.- -.
Treas, ]. Larlktn.
ms Sec. ]. ,Galligan.
Meets alternate Saturdays OF month over
Lanesboro Bank.
Division No. /. Daughters OF Erin
Lanesborc-Pres.. Anna Stanton.
Vtce-pres., Anna Redmond.
Rec. Sec, Alice Toomey. ,-,
Fin. Sec. Madge Durkin.
Treas. Maggie RAFFERTY,.
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AvocA, MURRAY COUNTY

Division No. 2, curr7e--J Gorman. PNs
Vice. Pres.--Thos. McAvoy.
Rec. Sec.--James Keary.
Fin. Sec.-Michael Keary.
Treasurer-Dan Calvin.
ms. Sec.--E. Walsh.
Meet second Sunday OF each month at
Curries hall.
County President-D. p. O'Neill.
President--H. w. Grove.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Day.
Rec. Sec.--Kobert Brennan.
Fin. Sec.-J. A. Mccormick.
Treasurer-Alrs. Ellen Lane.
ms. Sec,-Joseph Brennan.
Meet first Sunday or month.
Daughters of Erin, Gracville-Presh
dent Agnes Hickey.
'.'nt $ .,TG lay of month.
Recording secretary-Annie Heating.
Financial secretary--Nellte DoWns.
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

County President-L. J.. Tierneyla f97
Smith avenue. - S4|3 sXsi. ;-s7
Division No. PRESIDENT T. ny ME-
GCey. -. 70, s,7<.1 /; j..
president, James j. Kennedy.
Fescording Secretary, John B. Pewters
Financial Secretary, John Costello.
Treasurer, G.. B. Mcbride.
Insurance Secretary, Alfred Mcdonald
Meets on first and third Wednesdays
at Central Hall, corner West Seventh
and West Sixth streets.
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County President-Jarnes Sullivan, st.
Thomas. -
Division No. 1, st. ThSmas-President
James Sullivan. eA1,-
Vice Pres.-D. w. Burns. ), ~.
Rec. Sec.-W. III. Burns. :.
Fin. Sec.--James Ronayne.
ms. Sec.--James Doherty.
Treasurer-Henry Regain.
Meet first Sunday in month at O'Clock
.. m. at ST. Thomas.
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Division No. 2. witoka-President

MORTON. REN WILD q !. COJNTx.
Division No. 1-Prestdent, j. II. Res
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-23
BIRMINGHAM. STATE HERALD, THURSDAY APRIL %, 1896

him from all quarters of the state-under
considera ton. Before he announced his
determination positively not to be can
didate for denomination, Capt. Joseph +.
Johnston of Jefferson announced his cam
ddacy. When Governor Oates, a few
days afterwards, said he would not be a
candidate, though absolutely mu duty
as / conceived 1t to the democratic party
in Alabama-through the same motive
which made me urge that Governor Oates
should be a candidate to avoid any fight
in the party insisted that Captain
Johnston be permitted, single-handed and
alone, to become the nominee of this con-
Vention by reclamation. Other eounsels,
however, prevailed. CA voice, Were you
there that night?') l will say to my
or the night time when the
light breaks in L am ready to
to be converted. Mr. Clarke became
candidate for the honor. He announced
on the 9TH day of January. Now, Captain
Johnston represented on the money ques-
tion views that / cannot agree with. Mr.
Clarke represented views that l could in
dorse, and l want to confess to this con-
vention that never in my life did l go
through such trial and trouble as l did
then. had never met such a difficulty
in all my political life as that which con-
fronted me from Sunday morning, jan
uary 5, until the afternoon of January D.
when / had to issue a paper in Birming-
ham and say whether was for Clarke or
for Johnston l had talked with Captain
Johnston He had said in his pubhc
speeches that he appealed not to free
silver men, but to the democrats of Ala
bama for this nomination. He had been
a true loyal and long serving democrat.
He was my fellow countyman. mad
supported him in two campaigns hereto
fore for governor. These considerations
made me on the evening of January de-
clare that | wished to see him nominated
for governor, and no man more loyaily
fought in his ranks than | did F1naily
the issue arose in our county, an Issue on
the legislative ticket, where the line on
the currency question was Sharply ana
definitely drawn. L went to captain
Johnston and I said to him: l come 10
YOU in pain, Captain Johnston, but tnls
issue is drawn. When this issue is made,
when 1t shall be the free coinage
of snSer at 16 to 1, independently by TINS
country, / am opposed to that. am
bound to go from you am bound 10
fight you Captain Johnstn dld not eX-
actlv see how / was justified in 1t, though
he could appreciate the position was IN,
and from that time l waged as strong
war as could for the cause or souhd
mony and for Richard III. Clarke, ana
stand here as one of the fifteen delegates
from Jefferson to vote for Hon. Rlcharu
TT Clarke l want to say this, that III
nv humble judgment many OF you un-
derstand that in this campaign l nave
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-23

Louder, Mr.. StallingsnO: I will get loud
enough for you. | do sincerely hope, as
this fight is over, that we will have per-
1ecf harmony in this convention both on
the platform and as to the leaders of the
party. We, as democrats have never
been in more delicate position than we
are placed today. l realize 1t fully, and
know from years of work among the
sandhills of south Alabama for the demo-
cratic party that we must hold the boys
together in line, both gold and silver men,
to win the fight. 1 had decided convic-
lions on this question of money, and by
the Kindness of the people OF the Second
district have had an opportunity in the
pastAfour years of expressing those con-
victions, and have never hesitated to do
it; but today l want to say to the gold
money democrats in this convention, in
reply to what my friend, Colonel Rogue
more, has just raid, that no effort is be-
ing made-that no effort will be made by
the democrats of Alabama, led by Joseph
F. Johnston-to cram anything down
your threats because you are democrats
and can swallow it. We never cram
things down the Threats of democrats,
but we have settled this question by the
arbitrament of the people, and they
have decided what our verdict shall be,
and that verdict is for free silver. You
are only here today acting as jury OF
the people of Alabama, to voice their
opinion, and their opinion has been ex-
pressed for the coinage OF both metals at
a given ratio, and that has been the
fight. 1 don't desire to take up your
time, but 1 will say that from the noun
tains down to the gulf, from one side of
Alabama to the other, let us get to-
gether today and abide the results of the
verdict of the people. Take it gracefully,
as we have taken it before L have never,
and, by the help of the God above me, l
will never refuse to support the demo-
cratic nominee on a democratic platform,
and ! will let the democrats in conven-
ton say what that platform shall be.
Let us not have any chickering's, let us
not have any feeling here today, but
come together like men, because in the
hot months of June, July and August it
will require the united effort of every
man in Alabama to carry it through,
and, with the help of God, we intend to
give them the majority like that we had
in the old days when the white people of
Alabama were united.
Mr.. H. D. Clayton-I would ask the in
diligence of this convention for a few
moments. Mr.. Chairman, we are asked
to support that substitute, to reverse and
annul the verdict rendered by the peoples
of Alabama last week. There is no spirit
of intolerance in this convention, no in
tolerance resides in a democratic con-
vention in Alabama, the only convention
where you can look at men with white
faces and straight hair, there is no In
tolerance. Gentlemen, this question has
been debated by the people of Alabama
Evening star., 1896-11-05
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED BY FOUR ADULTS. TWO FURNISH
ed rooms. second trOr, with bracd private, fam
Iy' references. north Of VI, west Of 18th. Ad-
dr. ss st'Itn: reasonable price ]. c., Star Office.
nos 2ts
WANTED Two SUNNY ROOMS, ONE FLIGHT
for two persons. with board: vt. Pleasant pre-
ferrri; moderate rates Address Il. A. L.. Star
office. mt2ts
MI; open plumbing, corner bay window. and
own"Ts preferred: Address Z. \. e. 1853
Madison, ST. NV, stating size and low terms.
noiT II.
WANTE,-KI YOUNG MAN. AN OpIDIiTI NIFTY
10 coach public school children IN their studies
IN exchange or rs Iar; pay mt for and
board Address j. = 'i.. Star office. no-l-2t'
WANTED-WE ADVERTISE ROOMS DAILY IN
The star and POST and renting many
Let US rent yours; charge unless we rent
them: you collect your rent WHEAT SUTER
4 MEADE. 1905 Pa. ave. oell,3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENE-BY JAS. r. SHEA, 632 PA. AVE. NV.
COS East Capitol st., 10 rooms, AMI. $1,000
238' 14th 81. s.w., 9 rooms. tath, etc..... 1000
GO sd st. NV, 8 rooms BATH etc....... 1880
906 7th st. s.e., 8 rooms, water, etc..... 1900
~ n 7. ave. NV, rooms, water, etc.. 1000
406 A st. n.e., Q rooms water etc. ....... 1890
136 1th ct. ne., 8 rooms water, etc...... 1880
$40 II ct. a.w., roOms water 1890
1887 ~ st. s.w., rooms, water. 1890
20 st.. s.w., 4room brick. ... 1000
lOl1 n. J. ave. s.e., 8 rooms, water. 49,. $50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT-BY
HILL & JOHNSTON,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1903 PENN. AVE.
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3Ol9 Cambridge. Or. $500
SO Quincy nc. Or. .25.Eu
- 9Th st he. sr. .22J. ~
lI24 a3d NV. llr. Al. 90
$40 lIth. fat. ID n.3.O
$40 llth. nat. Ar. Is. %
1910 Sd sc. Or. $50
HE'D.
ii st nr 18th nw.lJr. .l50
10Th NJ nr II nw,11r..l3
2lst ST nr II nw.1Sr. 100
GASH BROS.
12n1 L st IL ~
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FOR RENT
1853 Mars lv. l5r.$l5O.0C |
1919 18th NV. 11r. rs. % !
ls&sWyeminS av, l6rtl5 .Nl'
1916 9th NV. 10t. $3.50
224 18th sw. lIr. RIO
1923 Cambridge. 0r 800
FTRNT.
l3th&Ciiftnn NV, 49, 500
ri av nrSrott cir, 14r..Nti
ii st mr. 18th NV, ,l3r. 10
Oc31-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE ~ LOTS. COR. TENNA. AND GA
aves.. averaging - 1t. deep: water gas. sewers:
East Wash. traction R.R. will run past them;
less tian ) squares from 1lth ST. electric, r,aI
abouf to he pnilt and the Ana,rDSfin road: Ss.,sS
cash. AMI further payment for 3 years: splen-
did for investment building; t;,ln perfect.
no4-sts Il. A.. LEHMAN, 1850 Pa.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EN- II ANGE-iF YOU HAVE real. Est ATE
To TRADE SEE Us. AS EXCHANGING Is OUR
SPECIALITY.
ua,-Iw CHAS. Z. BANES 100 18th ST. NV.
FOR EX,Ii ANGE- WILL TRADE CLEAR RENT.
ED PROPERTY IN TOWN for u farm worth
about s.. 800. Montgomery county preferred
np5-3t CiiAS. E. BANES. 100 14ih ST. NV
EUR EXCHANGE
We want exchange - at low value;
very the American University. in part for
hne residence NV This land has a big spec
uative value. Also any other fine properties
for exchange for houses and lots. city and sub
urban farms. w. F. BCRFORD,
oc3l St With J. F. waggaman. TOO 14th st.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
Ne for all states and territories SPECIALITY
~ r. III. EVANS. Office tbasement). 1921 + 1t.
Always in Office, otfce hours. myl1-tf
CHARLES s. BuNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
or all the States and Territories,
8,7 Al at. NV. tnsw Equity building.
de17tf
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FOR RF;NT-1112 10TH ST. 11R. ANIL $50 90
g.! Second ne. 7r S:t 90 500 9Th ne: 7r&h. 1880
1921 S st, 7r&b. 60 3l9 f st. 5r&b. :. l5 90
o-24 THOS. w. HUNGERF'ORD. 1919 ii st
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WANTED-HOUSES.

N'AN1ED-t;OoD, MODFRN BRICK DWELLING;
centrally located NV. Tor Immediate purchaser
$500 to 5000 RALPH W. LEE, Real Estate
Uo6 I4th 81. a;;l- -6r
WANTED 10 PURCHASE A DWELLING HOUSE
n0-irrn improvements. within ~ minutes ride Of
tth St iHi Pa- railway.
office os:s1-6ts
WANTED-rO OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
We are having more applications than can till
Let rent your vacant bOuscs for you.
oct1T-1mo RALPH w LEE, GU6 flth St NV
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lNISIiET,

FURNISHED
SITS with stabe,. $3.50 and 18th $50
ave bet 18th st II ave bet 17th
Coz. Conn ay with sta. 500 and Conn ave- -. ;I5o
and o st (stable,. .375 10Th sts.......... $50
Cor 18th & Corcoran $50 II st bet Doth and
bet 17th st 2lst SITS. $50
and Conn ave with Jefferson pl bet Conn
stablel .333 33 and 18th st 1873 81
K st bet 18th and Cor IL ave and
ri law a~ ana i7th st aos 81 California fa ave bet
II ave bet 18th and 2lst and 2ad SITS. l25
18th sts. ......... $50 Mass ave bet 18th
Conn bet NJ and and 10th .l25
SITS. $50 De Sales st bet 18th
18th st bet and -' y. st. .'so cor I: 18th ..l2s
18th and Clifton corcoran St bet 18th
Conn ave bet i st 10th bet and sts. i25
and Dupont Circle. .225 r st bet I7th&lsth. -l25
st bet 18th and y II ave near y st. .123
18th SITS. 225 2lst st bet and o.l25
H vt bet isth&aoth. DO ct and II ave. -l25
Dupont Circle bsk.N y IL ave near Wash
X st bet 10th and riggs sy s. bet 4 ii ave
2lst SITS 200 and 18th st........1 100
10th st bet Q and Il. 100 18th bet Q and X. 100
st near Capitol IFS 2lst bet and s sts. 100
with .taldr,. ::.:..l75 10th bet T and Z sts.Ioo
st bet Both 21st.. .l75 10Th bet and t SITS. 100
II st bet 18th a. 18th. ITS " bet 18th and 18th
18th SITS 81 r. ave bet 9Th and ~
18th SITS. .1Gs67 18th st bet Y ave
st bet 10th and and with stable,. 10
10Th sts 1856 r st bet 18th and
sts e "e' i 81 nsss iSss st as bet 18TH and
De sales st bet I7ih st bet 18th nni
and 18th 1891 Goth SITS. .G5
FURNISHED FLATS
TNFuKSlsHED FLATS.
iii' st. sI,.1sn IoSmS and bath 81 sgsr
Blair road. IL roons. IA acres fruit trees &c. $50
OFFICE ROOMS
) rooms. ID floor 12lo ST.. southern exposure.
Desirable Office rooms sss Ind ave IS & $40 per mo
Brick stable bet sT,i SrHMlt y Eth an, a,s, "a.
Brick stable bet l. and NJ 2Oth and 2lst 81
Brick stable rear 1923 Il ise.::. ave: =
Hrict ,l1,. stable able bet L n soih and 2ls. sta.
ErT.EfiSs AND rT;i,xirs CAN BIZ onrAiSED
AT OtR OFFICE nos -tu th&s
FOR REM. asi6 IS I.er. Gel. mi % 50
l7i7 18th. Or. mi $50 % Iol3-2s 3oth st. 50
800 Z DIR. mi. 1900 10 I'D. 6r eel mi. Is -
10 n Ia. mi. 70 lsnS 10Th, 6r, w....ls.39
1919 31st. Or. mi. 40 so ali 18th. ar sta isoo
lal5 H. o.. mi: 5000 sl21s G Sc. Or. mi. IL 30
22l9 l. sf mi. 1850 Brightw'd. Or. eel, 49, oO
.sia g. r EEL mn $40 - = az az. 81 g
se46 ST. mi ...3o.aa 2lO2 Va av. sr&
1901 "a .. fat :or $3.50 s.s. P, Sr. 1850
lss! sth. 'r.ni 300 24la y, Dir, I3. 50
2l16 X. fr. mi. .2SOJ 222i I, 5r, water. I3 50
10G3 2+th. Sr mi. 20 80 23l6 u. Or, wa l3 on
1lo-l2-l6 9th ne, 21t3 ave- 7r. IL 5O
ST, eel nj go. .2f50 1222 25th. 5r, W.. ~ %
ajD3 VI ir mi. .25 50 1868 Both, ar wa ~ 80
212G-2 II, Sr. mi .2J SO 9S,., ~ store. .l2 80
IL ilh Stor-,w.g 3ojb l52022 26th. 4r. W l.. "a
1906 King uan. Or .m25 10 2IIg y, Gr wa. II 80
li13 l.. ". tr.25.30 23I5 Va av, Ar w. 10 81
$50 24ih. Sr.cel.m = 80 1852 Valley 5r W 10 30
Takoma Tx. Chest 49, La ave, Office
ave, Tor. % col -ooms IS 10 IS
925 I'd fr. mi. p ts 1906 saith Or 10 on
l21j-1f -5th. 7r. mi. d SOL 5o7 a6th, IT,. 10 op
.2t6 II. ar. mi 22 81 1923 sherman ay 5f 10 oo
See tomorruws star for our other list
WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1901 Pa ava
Jc2I-s, ,tuSth
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER WAKEFIELD,


FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington ID. e., foot of eth st. Mon
days, a.m., for intermediate landings to Colonial
Beach. Bushwcod Rock Point. Nomini Creek, st
Clement and Breton BAY landings.
Wednesdays, I am for intcrn.diatc landings to
Colonial Bench. Bushwood. Jtcck Point Cofon's
Leonaritown. Abell's. Nomini Creek, Pney Point
st. Georges Island, Smiths Greek, Coan and Ieo
comco rivers.
saturdays. am, for intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point No.nini
Creek. Colton's. tSee schedues) &. w. RIDLEY
General Manager no2-tf
Evening star., 1896-11-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE PRETTY COTTAGE OF SIN ROOMS
at Brookland for $1,000; cash payment small! AMI
easy terms for balance; house is new; has ,.ity
and is within six squares of the ears; hot
30 by 100 feet; this is lrr;tt bargain. GRACE
NJ. THOMAS 100 tofcoran bldg. noi-2t'
FOR SALE - BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE At
BronklaLd; eight rooms and city water; two
squares from electric ard steam and catho-
lie University: will De- sold for s.. 100: $50, cash
ard balance through building associa tion: keys al
my I;roukland office. GRACE NJ. THOMAS.
poi-2ts lu1 Corcoran bldg
FOR REN1-A GROOM HOUSE WITH ABOUT 4
acres ground, Delnwood only Sll per
ALLEN W. MAII-ERf n CO, 62i ST.
no3-3t
FOR RENT OR SALE -SEN EIiAI DWELLINGS
near Chevy Chase S1O To $50. Glen Echo Railway
now running, 10 Somerset Heights from Circle
FILLER * FULLER. .oi 11th st. o.yl ~
ELECTRIC CARS ELECTRIC LIGHTS CITY
water: delightful homes: that is Cleveland Park
pay it a visit. Office. 61O 18th st. Call or send
for booklet. ocl7
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UNFURNISHED.

/ SID 612 La av, Or. 1900
SID Hos Ii st ne, Or. 800
Hall 3l II 413 10th. 35. 90
ID floor 90S F st, ,3r. .3e.GO
SID a37 Fla av, ,Sr. 300
S&d 1915 25th NV, ,5r25 co
SID sw cor 10th 1t
and Ga av. Or. .. .@.W
Sad 421 l. Sc, Jr. 1870
Store 937 Fla av. ..1O.GO
(. OFFICES.
wins 913 Md av swS35.00
Lincoln Hall bldg,
room 2. 1000
Lincoln Hall bldg.
room 4. 3i floor. %. 90
Lincoln Hall bldg,
| room 3, I'd tioor. IL. 90
46S Ia nv. l room
and hall room. 1000
800 9Th NV. rm 10. .lS.O
STABLES.
Rear 334 G st NV.
/ quarterly 5000
Sta r'r 1417 X NV.
room for { horses
I ara :; carriages. 1900
Al bet VI K y, Goth
, II 21St SITS NV. 1900
Rr l223 and 1229h
eth I NV. 1000
Rr .GS 18th hw. 300
is'r 7i6 9th st NV. 500
RI 2,S iia at sw :. 800
shop FEAR 1898 Blag-
den's al. .3.15
Ion OF the nr0pprty on nv
Evening star., 1896-11-05

FoR RENT-1014 18TH IT. NV. ERH'k; I3
rooms: modern. and In good order: being fit-
ted with hot water heating. VIII ba ready TO.
occupancy on hefor. NV. Is l.. 81. SAUN-
DEItS Ohio Bank bldg, 18th and q NV o,3l q,