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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

An Interesting sight-Exit of Big Water
Main-Dynamite Resorted to-A Crowd
of Spectators--Othe lettings.
The stock and fixtures of the Home
bakery on East Grand avenue were
sold at auction by Auctioneer r. B.
Mallory on Thursday There were many
bidders
Mrs. Hettie Bradley Kelley writes
that during her stay in England her
self and husband were invited out near
ly every evening and were finely enter
tanned. For the last few days they
have been in Scotland. 1t was Mrs.
Kelley's plan to leave to-day for Paris,
where she will continue her musical
studies under some Of the best instruc-
tors in France, and her husband will
return to New York
ID. w. futile of East Haven, G. w. P.
Of the Sons of Temperance, has been
in Washington, D. c., for the past week
attending the national convention Of
the order
At the meeting of Fidelity division,
S. of T., of East Haven, next Monday
evening, the members of Good Will di-
vision of New Haven will furnish the
entertainment.
AS soon as the water main is remov-
ed from the abutments the schooners
employed by Contractor Geary will
swing in between the piers and the
work of removing the big blocks of
yyf J1e1x,
A central pier and two intermediate
piers are to be built with granite fac
ings and open caissons of heavy timber
are to be sunk first and then the laying
of the masonry will begin.
Hundreds of people watched the work
Of demolishing the Saltonstall water
main, resting on the piers of the Grand
avenue bridge, yesterday. An attempt
had previously been made to cut the
pipe joints, but without success, and
the use of dynamite was finally resort
ed to. Cartridges were placed under
the joints, which We're supported by the
abutments, and the charges were fired
by electricity, wire running to bat
terry on the schooner Mary Beattie
moored in the river below the abut-
lHellS. 0GN6Idl cartridges were HTeQ,
the explosion sounding like the firing
of heavy guns, and the pipe joints were
successfully fractured. In the after
noon the attempt to continue the work
was long delayed owing to the fouling
of the wire, and men went out in boats
several times to clear it. Most of the
bridge committee were on hand in the
afternoon while the work was in prog
resS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brockett have
returned from their wedding trip, and
Thursday evening about fifty of their
friends assembled at the Brockett home
on North street, near Quinnipiac, to
give them greeting. The callers were
accompanied by the Bunnell drum
corps, F. S. Bushnell, leader. The COM
pany were invited in and finely enter
tanned. Refreshments were served and
Mrs. Brockett formerly Miss Minnie
Kay) recited several selections, which
were heartily applauded.
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NrIrs rno,l rnr onunonEs.


The New and Beautiful Altar and Reredos
ut st. Johns p. IL. Church-Appropriate
Services Tomorrow Afternoon-United
Church to be Closed for Short Time
Special Sermon at Grace NJ. IL, Church
To-morrow-Other Church News.
Tomorrow will be the first Sunday
on which the memorial altar in ST.
Johns P. e. church will be used. The
altar and reredos have been in process
OF erection for the past three weeks,
and their completion finishes the in
terror of the church in most beautiful
manner. The altar and reredos are the
gift Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Bald
win of Whitney avenue, in memory of
Natalie Baldwin Grinnell There will
be special communion service at 8
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at
1880 a. m, and a choral service with
addresses at D. m. The music of
this service WILL be rendered by the
united chorus of st. Paurs and st.
Johns churches.
GRACE M. e. CHURCH.
At the Grace M e. church to-mor-
row night the pastor will preach the
fourth sermon in the course on Love,
Courtship and Marriage" The special
subject will be Modern Dress, Pictures
and Books. and their Relation to
Morals"
THE CITY MISSIONS.
At the City Mission hall, corner of
Court and State streets, the Sunday
services commence with the Sunday
school at a. M, closing in season for
the morning service at the churches
In the afternoon the children's meet
ing is held at o'clock, and a general
evangelistic meeting from to 5 o'clock
The peoples service at 1880 tomorrow
evening will be conducted by the Mis-
sion Rescue band, with an address by
Mr.. w. G. Skinner. Summer night SER
vices only one hour. Fans provided
and ice water for ALL
AT UNITED CHURCH.
The assistant pastor, Frederick
Lynch, will preach at United church
tomorrow morning. On the Sundays.
July 10, July 26 and August 2, the
church will be closed and union ser
vices will be held in Center church.
MR.. DICKERMAN'S SERMON.
At the Church Of the Messiah, Rev.
w. F. Dickerman, the pastor, will take
for his Sunday morning theme, THE
Good We All May Do" There will be
no evening service until September
TO ADDRESS w. C. T. U.
Secretary Thrasher of the Law and
Order league will address W. C. T. u,
No. 2 on Sunday at 8 p. m. at their
rooms.
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V0N BY TUTqLE,s BROWN MAIZE.
The Matinee Yesterday mt Foxon Driving
Park-Tast Horses Present.

The M IcsIcTuay AT HOAOn
Park-Fast Horses Present.
The matinee at the Foxon Driving
park yesterday afternoon was well at
tended, about two hundred persons in
terested in fast horses being present.
There We're several friendly little brush
es besides the scheduled race, and sew
eral of the fast horses present We're
driven out in fast time. Among the
fast horses which were spurted was
Charley T., with a record of 2:20, owned
by Mr.. Hosley of East Haven. Charley
T. will be shipped to Massachusetts
next week to be started in the big races
He was driven heat in 1922 yesterday
afternoon.
The chief feature of the matinee,
however, was the race between Mr..
Tuttle's brown pacing mare and 3. S.
Bradley's Blue Light. The brown mare
is six years old and Blue Light is sew
en-. The mare won the first heat in
2:33, and the heat was nearly dead
one. The second heat was, however, a
little better. The mare won in 2:321h,
finishing seven lengths ahead of the
horse.
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DEPEH PROPH ESTES.
He Says That Mckinley VIII Be Elect
aud tbs SiJvaritas CrusI,invIy nafaa+al

He Says That Mckinley VIII Be Elected
and the Silverites Crushingly Defeated.
London, July 10.-In an interview this
morning Mr. Chauncey NJ. Depew said
that he believed that Mckinley would
be elected president of the United
States by an overwhelming majority
Mr.. Depew said that he foresaw the
disintegration Of the democratic party
party.
1.-THE coming election, he said, will
give the silverites such a crushing de-
feat that the silver question will eter-
nally disappear from American poll
tics"
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WALLINGFORD.

The water win be shut off to-day on
Elm street south of Center, on Fair and
Wallace street and Ward street east of
Main street from a. m, TO p. m. for
the purpose of putting in two gates
and connecting with the new main on
South Elm street.
Mrs. h. S, Horton will enter the Ma
sonic home as an inmate to-day and
will occupy Compass lodges room.
Rev, Henry Stone will conduct the
services at the Masonic home on Sun
day.
The Wallingfords will play the Anna
ranths on Hanover park this afternoon.
The union Sunday school picnic will
be held at Hanover park on Friday,
July "a.
Charles b. and Selden Yale started
yesterday for the White Mountains,
Thomas e. Mcclure has sold to ]. ],
Mcclure 67x115 feet on Clifton street,
Frary Hale, jr., is camping out at
Lake Champlain with ninety-two boys
from New York and New Jersey.
Judge Hubbard and family are stop
ping at the Bacon house in Clinton.
William Luby's horse got frightened
at the electric car yesterday morning
and started to run. but was soon stop
ped One of the front wheels was bad
ly broken.
f. w. Marx is expected to arrive
home from Florida to-day
w. B. Dowse of New York was in
town yesterday.
l.. M. Benham contemplates leasing
the Temperance rooms
The bad spot on the corner of Center
and Colony streets near the curb on
the sidewalk has been filled in with
gravel by James Curran, and the pub
lie will appreciate the Improvement
whenever there is any wet weather.
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Out ofTown?

In the country perhaps where green
apples and dried huckleberries are the
prevailing fruits. Better send us an
order for peaches pears, plums, april
cots, fresh figs, melons, etc. We pack
carefully and send anywhere by ex-
press. J. b. JUDSON,. Fruiterer,
867 Chapel st.
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Notice to Subscribers.

If you are leaving the city for few
days, or longer, send us your address
and we will mail your paper regularly
to you without extra cost. Address
changed as often as desired.
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Mrs. Frederick Knorr of Bungay.
Seymour, was brought to the New Ha-
ven hospital yesterday. She has been
i'll with cancer for some time and will
now undergo an operation for its re-
mOVa1 A9
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Look for bargains next Wednesday
at our great dissolution sale of shoes
and slippers.
jyfO st D. w. COsGROvE & co.
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Great dissolution sale of boots, shoes
and slippers-the greatest sacrifice of
footwear ever offered in New Haven
opens Wednesday morning, July 49,
jy10 st d. w, COSGROVE & co.
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Prices will actually be cut in two at
our great dissolution sale of shoes,
which opens next Wednesday, July IL.
jy10 st D. W. COSGROVE & co.
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No one in New Haven has ever seen
shoes sold at the prices we will offer
them at next Wednesday, July To-
jy10 st D. w. COSGROVE & co.
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A Jewely Slide.

Wouldn't believe you could
save SO much on your summer
wants, would you?
Ladies Belts, S2e,
Sterling silver buckles and mounts.
Ladies Belts, $1.os
Sterling silver buckles, very choice
designs.
Hat MARKS. soc.
Umbrella marks, bag tags, key rings,
2-bladed knives, button hooks, files, etc,
sterling silver.
Shirt Vast Sets, roc.
Six-piece sets, black garnet, gold stone,
opal, turquoise.
Shirt Vast Sets, soc.
Sterling silver, the set 25c and soc.
Side CoM6s, re.
Choice of entire entire stock ,lnlnount-
ed.
Side Cons6s, roc.
Sterling silver mounts.
.St10ey 7Atm6les, !5e.
All sizes.
WoU,ez'S NeckYear.
Silk tecks and puffs, 12Kc., stock COL
lars and shield bows, Ioc sleeveless
waists for detachable collars, Soc.
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White Lawn
Waists. Half Price.

Dainty fresh beauties, cutely
correct shapes, all sizes, choice
lawn delicately Hamburg en-
broidered. Standing collars,
suitable for the popular
Stock" or turnover with
yoke of Hamburg insertion.
On sale after 9 A. M. Satur-
day.
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MALLEY*NEE[YsDe.

Soft FntShea Shirts, s5c.
Domet and cheviot, full SO in. Yoked,
silk bound pockets, felled seams, etc.
SOC Neckweay, g5e.
Tecks, four-in-hand, string ties fancy
silks, light and dark colors.
"FresAman" Shirts, $50.
Three for dollar, unlaundered, full
60 inch, felled seams, reinforced, Utica
muslin.
Mems Bathing .Satfs, ooe.
Two pieces, Jersey Bathing Suits.
Bath Robes, S1.os
Great choosing in dainty Turkish,
Eiderdown and Terry cloth. Some
ware So. 50.
Thin Goats, $1.oS.
Fine Fancy Cloths, skeleton make, in
cludin5 the popular crash. Were So. so.
A Fiction Feast.
"Red Signals" go right
next the pleasantest summer
reading:
Cloth Books, 19c.
Oxford Edition." publishtr's price,
5oc, have sold hundreds here at 24c.-
lots of choice fiction.
PAPER Book Bargains, SO.
Happy Thought "Parkside," Mum
70" libraries. Two books for SC.
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Thomas 25 cent special coffee, pre-
pared and ground daily at $50 Chapel
street. Try it j16eod tt
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Exquisite exemplihcations
of dainty Irish Point work in
wash stand covers, bureau
scarfs and pillow shams..
Prices splendidly little for the
beauty.
Wash Stand Coveys.
2ox36-4sc.. SOC, 75c. and csc. each.
Bayean STARTS.
2ox54-7sc., 8oc., $500 and s1.as.
Bureau .Sea,1s.
2ox72-s9c., $I.oo, $1.as, $1.5o.
Plllow Slams.
s5c., $I.oo, $r.a5, 81, SO, 81. 50 and ST.. IS
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Parasols, $I.o7.

Saturday. Dainty whites,
fine lace chiffon, fancy coach
lngs, choice natural sticks and
handles.
$500 TO SIa.oo ParasOls, S1o7.
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A Fiction Feast.
"Red Balls, Downstairs.

Homing help-makers rich
list "Red Signal" savings a
few steps down:
29c After dinner coffee cups and
saucers, I5c
FAC Decorated plates, 1oc
roc Bread and butter plates, &c
2oc Fruit plates, Ioc
22c Fruit plates, &C
SOC Tea sets. tea pot, sugar and
cream, ACC
Soc Sugar and cream sets, ACC
25c Fancy mugs, : Ioc
Ioc Fancy mugs, sc
Stone china cups and sancers, &c
Jelly glasses. &c
CSC Blue and white agate and gran
tie, No. 7 tea kettles, 3oc
6ec Blue agate and granite coffee
pots, 4 zoe
SOC ditto milk kettles, quart, 19c
$I.Io Copper tea kettles. nickel
Z plated, 6oc
25c Steel rakes, I5c
CSC Steel hoes, I5c
&c Picnic baskets. SC
FAC Tin coffee pots, SC
Ioc Counter brushes, 1oc
SC Asbestos mats, &c
SC Best bluing, SC
&c Garden hose, 81
.NAILEY's NEELY 4gp(s,
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Laces in Line.
In line with the keenest
savings of "Red Signal" Sale
seasons sorts too.

best seasons sorts too.
Fancy Cotton, sc.
And Pillow Case Laces-white ecru
and two toned.
Real Linen Torclon, nc.
Laces various widths and quality
choice, worth I2c to nc yard.
Fine Platte Vaiencfeuues, rec
Laces-6 inches wide, variety of pat
terns-usual nc.
Point Llerre," roc.
And Oriental taces in Ivory and
Cream shades.
Grass Linen Em6rotaeytrs, ,5oc.
Bands and edgings, I5c. allovers, soc.
Fancy Points, sc and Ioc.
For collars and cuffs-in Linen Hem
stitched and hand mbroidered-also
lace trimmed in white and butter shades.
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1t is natural that the dress
er should lead in a dress
parade. It is also natural
that WE should lead the
procession when it comes
to furniture. We have all
the newest and best things
in odd dressers to go with
metal beds and at very low
prices. Our lowest price
dresser is only $500; plain,
but a good value for the
price. Next comes an Oval
French plate glass dresser
for $1,000, and from that
up. We have them in all
woods, Ash, Oak, Maple,
Curly Birch and Mahogany.
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Your
Intelligence

Will surely lead you
safely past cratic and ire
sponsible advertising state
ments, and FACTS will I'M
doubtedly influence you in
your daily purchasing.
Here are a few items
for your consideration:
Ribbons. A securing Of the
New York mar
ket brings a fresh lot OF pure
Silk Taffeta Ribbons W. just
what hundreds of women ;-.
now seeking.
Width 4 inches.
Go Light pink.
Rose Pink.
Mousse.
Mais.
White.
Light Blue.
Med. 1t. Blue.
Nile.
Cream.
Black.
Only 10c yd.
Fancy Jaunty novelties
Yokings. for yokes thattake
q big price tune
bic simply because inventory
is near.
Gin. rleated Chiffon, with lace
top-all colors- formerly s1,25
to Ito
now 75c I'd.
Black Silk Neck Boas formerly
CSC.
75c each.
All linen 4-ply Collars for women
various styles, all sizes.
12dc each.
Black Price drops that
Dress would not happen if
Goods. inventory did not
stare us in the face.
As in. Figured Mohairs
Formerly $l.OO.
Soc yard.
4G in Figured Mohairs-
Formerly sI.25.
75c yard.
Is in. Plain Black Mohair
Unexcelled for Bathing Suits.
3oc yard.
N NJ NJ NJ
767-77I Chapel St.
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MEMS GAder7Oear, eoc
Electric blue, tan. old gold, balbriggan
and Jersey rib, pearl buttons, silk trim
med, SOC and 6ec. goods. =
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF TIE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. July 10. 1896, SPIN,
Forecast for Saturday-For New England:
and eastern New York: Threatening weather
Saturday, probably fair Sunday and Monday;
southerly to southwesterly winds.
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Mems Marketing.

If you're a mind men, we
can make you save more
money Saturday than ever.
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Mean temperature. is.
Max.temperaJure. 81.
. Min. Temperature. 80.
1vPrecipitation inches.
Max. velocity of wind. lis.
Accumulated excess OF daily mean tenn
perature since January !. 81 degrees: or an
average daily excess or 4 degrees.
Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu-
afy l. l.53 inches.
U. G. MEYERS. observer.
Note.-A minus sign I'll preaxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero,
A"Th In connection with rainfall indicates
atrace OF rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth OF
water not known.
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7oaAt every Price:
Special Saturday Selling.

Muslin Underwear Dept.
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CHIROPODIST.

BORE FEET TOO OFTEN COME WITH NEW
shoes; buy right and prevent this. We advise our
PATRONS how to buy and keep feet comfortable
free Of charge Corns removed. 25 cts Prof. j.
GEORGES & SON, Chiropodists Ills Pa. ave.
Thirty years experience.
to pm. daily. Sundays, to Il o12-7tf
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FOR RENT-ONE SQUARE FROM DUPONT CIR
Gle, that elegant, new residence 2l10 o st. NV;
press brick and brown stone; IL rooms and 2
baths: billiard room; buffers pantry and laundry
room: hut water heat: every known improvement
new carpets on first floor and halls; rent reduced
to right party. Keys next door.
ocl7-3t X, ]. MARSHALL, sos 11th st. NV.
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FUR KENT-
929 9th sSd. Or S55. O0I 1850 C NV mi I2rSI5 CT
9OS l2th nv. MI l2r. 1000 9&2 j. NV mi Sr. $50
"a q nv. mi. Sr. 3o.50l MS Nd mi sr.5 90
~ LIST mi. ar. 2l-J0I l36 ID mi. ar. Is. 80
f9 War1sr, mi.1 .2O.O0l ~ sw. MI Or. III 90
2l9 mi. ar. .l6-2ol .15S 18th NV. Or. IS 10
25f2 1ih NV, Or. =. IL. sol i640 Ith nw 6r Is 80
40 Sheridan Or. Il .Sgt ia 18th sw Or IL 20
Galveston, SB rood, SRI 2. 81 64i Caan Me- 6r IL 80
5lo 9th ~ Lw. Or IL Gel rG2 Ian-roy NV 4r 10 30
Rr Ill 10th Or. III. Sci Hartford Brook 6rlO 90
IT'S Hayes NV sra, 30 All Bland al NV Or : 80
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
215 ~ st NV 3r. $40 90 iSg 9th st NV Ir Sc 90
STABLES.
Rear 319 st NV. $40 90 Rear 80 9th NJ NV 81 90
Rear 49, i ST NV. reduced to............... 500
Balance Of list I'm Times.
ocl7-3.s 4 CAyWooD aaa och 60, NM
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOE RENT
A number Of choice houses On @ street near
North Capitol street me-. Just being COM
pleted Are built of stone and brick. have
nice cellar. with furnace: parlor, reception
ball. dining room. Kitchen and pantry on first
n"or: cabinet mantels; three good with
closets, and bath room, with open plumbing.
on second noor. Are paperpd Throughout and
are very cheap at 81 80 per month. Watch
man will show them.
b. III. WARNER & CO.,
Scf1-St GIG ST. NV.
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TONE & SONS. sos F ST.
81 Il NV. 7r, la. SO
1921 9th NV. Or. ba,
stable .......... 20. %
Frame cottage. MtP 1900
60 Florence st ne,
6r, la, eel. 1880
1914 Sheridan, 5r br.9.OO
81
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II st i,et 18th & 18th. 175
n 1t bet 18th & 18th
SITS .........-...166. 81
K ct bet 18th and
18th .l66. q
n st bet 10Th and
both SITS. .168. 81
Conn ave bet 4 and
. SITS. 1885, 81
21st st bet . and Il. .loo
Jefferson pl bet Conn
ave and 18th st. $50
r l ave bet 18th 1t
and Conn ave. $50
Cor 21st and d SITS. -. lbs
Jefferson pl bet Conn
ave and 18th st. 1884
y st, cor 18th st rs
Cor 2Uth and Ii SITS. lis
COrc0ran st bet 18th
st ard n II ave. lbs
10th bet D and p SITS. LBS
r st bet 18th 4 18th. Us
n H ave near N.....12
21st st bet n and D. LIS
Corcoran st bet 18th
and n Ii ay.per me. 12o
10Th st bet y st and
pupCnt circle. ......i00
10th bet r and q SITS. 100
2lst st bet n and o. 100
10th bet T and U SITS. LOO
10th st bet ) and T. 100
18th 1t bet . ami Il. 100
II bet 18th and 18th
Stb lOU
Fla ave nr Mass av SO. 80
18th st bet n Y ave
Il l ~ bet Jth&i0th. so
and l st(with stable).75
p Ut bet 21st and 22d
BE ..tO
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FOR EENr-FINE NEW HOUSE; 1OR., WITH
reception hail. BATH; extra large closets cabinet
mnntels; speaking tubes; electric lighting: Sexton
improved furnace In cellar; stone steps. 2I9 9th
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FOR RENT-NEAR CONN. AVE. 1910 NJ ST.: .
rooms ard bath: ami handsomely decorated,
cabinet mantels; open hreplaces; furnace heat !;
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UNFURNISHED.


FURNI
I bet 18th and 18th
SITS with stahle). $3.50
q I ave bet 18th Sc
and Conn ave. $50
b ! ave bet 18th Ut
and Conn ave with
stable) .410. 81
Mass ave bet 18th &
18th SITS. .375
10th st bet Scott
Circle and q st,
stable ......... 375. 90
IL ! av bet 18th st Il
Conn ave, with STA 500
Cor 18th Il Corcoran $50
K l nv bet 18th 1t Il
Conn av,w1th sta333. 33
h 1t bet 18th and
l0th SITS. 800
10th st bet X and L. 800
H st bet 18th & 18th
WIN St0btc). .S1. 81
3 l ave & 18th st 26S. 81
Mass ave cor 18th st
with stable). 80
u l ave bet l4th and
18th SITS. $50
Conn ave bet NJ and
~ SIS. 30
Conn ave bet II and
1 SITS. ..............SO
18th st bet N st and
Mass ave. $50
18th and Clifton SITS
tc0fner) .........SO
r st bet 18th & 18th
De ..s....s...
3lst and Q SITS. .....-
Dupont circle bet n
II ave and r st. 200
r st bet 10th and
Z1St SITS. 200
10th ut bet O and n ON
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FOR RENT-BY D. D. S
1908 o st, 12r, ba. $1,000
1880 9th, Sr, ba. .. 90
3CO T NV, 8r, b, eel, at35.G
800 9th ne. 7r. ba. 25.I
1921 18th ne, 7r. ba,
eel, stable. e
412 n, 7r, ba. Gel. %. 81
Call for list.
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JINN, AT 7TH ST. S.W.
1915 18th. Sr, ami. 40. 90
434 LIST Sc, 7r, ami. 20. 90
TO II sw. 7r, wa. .12.JO
1910 Sd sw, Or, wa. 1000
1903 AZ sw, stO rm. 1000
40 I'd, Or, wa.....15.O0
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-HALI, ONLY ONE FLIGHT OF
steps: vt. It'll NV; very large hall,
with all accommodations. Inquire at CHAS.
BAUh'S, 4l6 7th st. oc17-3t