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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
A Sensational Attempt TO XIII Ex-senator
Mcpherson in His Office,
Tue ASSAllANT A BUSINESS ENEMY
an q Acc"nhplicc Accompanied Him to
Mcl'hcrhon's 0nicc nut Appnrnut.
- 'hcifcd the AtincH-Thc Aiie ccH
S"n'H.Hc. Murderer Arrested nnt
oc"ics Hc Intrndcd aIurler.
Now YOrk. Nav 1S 1907

sehsat tiohal attempt was made
En-day to XIII cX-iIuitcd Sis, g
nelTINor 81 t,i J. r. McPhc,son In his oc1ce,
~. y, ne Aiarldse building. this city. wit
,nnr, d. van AIKEN who made tile Mt
tehipt, IS partly blind and Is sad to no
itereStci In suit in which he Srno.
aor Is also Involved. Van AIKEN had IN
,,ic"oniI'ilce In the matter whose NAME
: u'konwn and who escaped Van
s,' nhtn was arrested He ATTEMPTED 10
r,,,,, I 1''s tA senator, but .!aS prevented
Il. Low. t''' E-u "aiu
c vhh Aken was arluigncd In Police
Court This afternoon and remainder In
deiaust Of $4,000 bail.
,, nir. Mcfhcrson had admitted that he
MY" van AIKEN several years ago.
WHY IL HAPPENED.
!, van AIKEN" said Mr.. Mcpherson
,,ol vas once very wealthy man. owned
property In New Jersey ana was ~
contractor. lie bull, several docks In
thls city and New Jersey. Ue w1s oh.
loHea 10 mortgage a good deal of his
property and I bought one of lis Ter,
seS hiIhrs at mortgage sale. ! never
niu .. uirect transaction with the man.
nut ne came to me afterwards and
claimed That l had entered INTO IN
asreemcht With him to run the farm on
euuai profit shares. He insisted TIM, 7
owed MIN S2SO.0OO. and In November last
brought SUIT in the Supreme Court
.. ..;'n the SUIT transferred TO the United
ocateS oourt ard since thnt time he has
not attempted to revive The suit. 7 nm
inclined to believe that the man 10 In.
sane. /" |" -
van AIKEN told me th,a morning that
ne was tired out waiting rnr his LAWYER
70 settic the case, and thought we could
not want In talk with him and thai
ne ilhd better go away. or. If he wanted
10 know anything about The case no
must 80 to my lawyer. When had sa ,l
Lhat his accomplicc deliberately turned
chai:sso that Van AIKEN WIS exactly
against mime, Then Van AIKEN said:
VIII YOU settle the caseY l said TINT T
would not. :
MCPHERSON DIDN'T WATT.
"Hn made a. move towards his hin
pocket and got up and went out int
my Secreiary's office. II It had not been
Tor Mr.: Lows action In the matter 1
would have been Killed"
Rufus N.'Williams. the attorney for
van AIKEN, said that he would not nut
IN any defense and The case was set for
the grand jury.
'Mr. McIEhcrson said that he IS very
anxious to secure The capture OF Van
Aken's oompaninn, who was poorly
nressci and not the sort Of man whom
Van AIKEN would know Intimately.
Van AIKEN. in court, declared that in
going to the office OF Mr.. Mcphcr. on he
had no intention to shoot him, but snlp-
ly wanted n settlement of the suit
AT the hotc; where Van AIKEN lives It
is +. ~ that this wac the first day that
he left the house since last fall T'e was
alwT.y looHai Ipca as respectable
busineT7 man and wcs an object Of s, M
pat. on ac.olln. Of his partial blind
ness f-e has ',re7 almost blind for two
years. He Is s r.. to have one son and
to be q wi lowed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
a FAMILY aIV'R1,EI,ED.
Father, Mother, Som and Dnushler
si"rrihiy Mu1iinird.

Denver. Col, May 1S.-Advices received
here to-day to the effect that William
II. Hamilton, contractor, his wife, Mrs.
Calharine Hamilton, his on Lee HamIi-
ton, aged nineteen and his daughter,
Elizabeth Hagus Hamilton aged egh-
teen, who lived in Denver until recent
~. Wer murdered near HeleEa, Mont,
three weeks ago, and the crime Is sup
pressed In order to enable the Montana
authorities TO trace the murderers
Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton. were found
dead In bed with their thOats cut.
Miss Hamilton was also dend in bed
with herthroat cut and many bruises on
her body.
Lee Hamilton had evidently made n
desperate attempt to save himself His
BODY was literally covered with wounds
All the fingers Of his right hand were
severed. showing that he had graspeI
the razor or knife. His throat was also
cut.
Footprints near the house showed
that two men We;e concerned In the
murders. The house had been ran
sacked, and il is believed that the muir
deres secured about $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19

Twin Mountain. n. f., May 1S-Zea-
land. one Of the largest lumber camps in
the White Mountain region, was com
plctcly destroyed by fire to-day. The
camp consisted Of three large mills
boarding house, store, and several dwell.
Ing houses, and was operated by Van
Dyke and Sons. The loss is cstima ed
at $4,000. More thar. 100 people are
homeless. They saved little more than
the clothes they wore
ChlcaSo. !ay lS-Twclve firemcn were
friEhtfully burned tonight by the OK
plosion of tank containing eighty gall
Ions OF gasoline in the grocery q. w. H..
Manley in orty~th!rd street The ex-
nlosion was heard for several blocks and
many windows in the vicinity were shat
tered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
ncnriit I'crrorritnucc.

bencft performance will be given mt
the Cr.nf Opera House. on Church
st.eei. tonight and Tomorrow night as
Testimonial for The attaches or the
house leit so badly IN the lurch by Ray
me 40 and Stronach. late managers, who
deEa4 led owing all of them SIMS ranr~
ms from S25 to $To Ten clever special
'sts. al of whom have achieved moro
uhnn local reputation on the stage, nave
volunteered their services to help tho
boys out. and II is sail. that the perform
ancc viii =" vel worth the small price
or admission. which VIII be charged.
viz: loc., .20c. and SOC. The atInchns
Tor who II this benefit Is given hone
ihcrehJ TO recover a portion at least Of
the l.roney They haze lost through >ne
conduct CT the pai:- which left town 50
Saturday night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19

a EIninburs.Amcrfcnn liner Damaged
in Il Gale.

New York. May 1S.-Thc Hamburg
american Line steamer Bohemia. Capt.
ietcrson. wl'ch sailed from Rlltino, 3
on May II for Hamburg with grain and
general cargo, Iut Into this bort today
with q very heavy list to starbGdrtl, her
deck being at an angle Of 45 degrees.
Caplain Peterson stated that on the
lAih when about 400 miles east Of Sandy
HOOK. The steamer ran into z 1cavy
easterly gale with q high cross sea. in
which she lahored so heavily that the
grain bull1heads were started from their
fasteningS In the hold, causing the cargo
OF grain TO get adr.ft.
Captain Peterson rather than take the
risk Of proceeding on The voyage with
the very dangerous cargo OF grain shift
cd. decided to return to thiS port to re-
STOW cargo. On reaching Quarantine
CaI'tain Peterson tclcgraphed the ships
condition to the Hamburg Line at Ho-
hoken. All on board are well. She an
chored off Liberty Island at D. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
ACCEPT TI,E TERMS.
The Greeks Asrcr tn tho Turkish Con-
GtflOnS.

Athens May 1H--1 n m.--The commu-
nicali1n from the Turkish 10 The Creek
commander al Aria, which followed the
raising Of The flag OF truce by he former,
was iii Turkish and ran a: folows
on condition that no Greek soldier
belonging to any arm Of the service re-
mains on territory Of the Ottoman en-
ni!e. We have orde:s that an armist!ce
snail DC concluded on sea and land with
view Of arriving at an understanding
(SIsned) YUSSUF,
Chief of Staff"
The Greek commander ,elagraphcd 10
Athens for instructions. and the Govern
nient replied:
I'VE authorize you to suspend hostili-
ties in order to discuss the conditions
OF All arrns:ice."
The government, in notifying the en-
voys or The powers 5 - this proposal
sa.d as Greece had entrusted her inter
cSts 70 the powers, /: was for them 10
negotiate the conditions CT an under
standing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
Excursion This Evening.

me anunal excursion to Old Point
ana the t'apes for The hencht of the little
E'fi ORPHANS Of ST. Mary's asylum will
De given on The beautiful steamer Poca-
hon;as. of The Virginia Navigation com
pany (James River Line) this evening.
May 18TH Steamer will leave Clyde
wharf. Norfolk, at I p. M; High street
Wharf, portsmouth, at 7;l5 p. M, and
the southern Railway cDmpany's wharf,
Norfolk, at 1;+5 p. III. Refreshments viii
be dlslenSca on bnard ty lady f.iends
OF the little ones. So good 4 cause must
commend Itself 10 all, and this being the
first moonlight excursion OF the .:e i son,
VIII doubtless attract large number OF
people.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
GIVES RUSSIA CREDIT.
Salisbury Says She Was Chief Cause or
Armisiire.

London. May 1S.-SBcaking to- might at
the Junior Constitutional Club. Lord
Salisbury touched briefly on the compll-
cations IN Southeastern Europe
me rrcmler SAID he regretted that
political reasons prcc!ude:l him from
saving much on the subject of foreign
affairs. The arm!Stice which had been
declared was due to pressure exerted by
six powers, especially Russia. 1t was n
very important step. giving time for re-
hec'ion ana negotiations but 1t did not
seriously diminish the difficulties which
had to be faced Neither Turkey nor
Greece ought to be under an Illusion
as to the real state OF feeling in the
United Kingdom. His Ilordship referred
to the sympathies Of England for Greece
as rounded upon clls5ic association, l.b-
eral!sm in politics and community OF
religious conviction. as well as uron
other influences. but such cons. larations
as these, he said, could not be suffered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
LOCAL. I.1tEvITTES.
Tinor Hcntion nfvnrious Inticrs oi
In.CrpsI.

Re- . \ 7 = :
ln.cresi.
bile, Ala.
Miss Calling. OF Petersburg. Is visiting
Mr. j. +. Cecil, in Bu,c street.
Mrs. Charles r Kcrehcin and daugh-
ter, are In Philadelphia visiting frien,n
Lighthouse Inspecto Captain I.amEcr-
ton.
N,r. James G. Gregory, or Elizabeth
City. N. c., registered at the Cotton
EXcnanse yt-trrda,.
T.iv Lee Rifles VIII go into camp in
June Tor two weeks. either al Virginia
Belch or Ocean " w.
lne services at the Union Mission last
night were conducted by Mr.. j., W.
Gaines. OF Richmond.
me fev. Il. R. la tcher returned from
!tithmond and will preach At the E.rst
Balls. church tonight.
The trv. w S. Lacy, d. d.. +, In
Charlotte, N. c.. attending The Presby
tc;Ian General Assem-. Sly.
MISS Ma y Patterson. Of I.ynchburg. Is
visiting Mrs. Howard James, No. .
Hamilton avenue Client.
Mrs 70. V. Renn. or Atlanta. Ca, is
on Visit TO her father, Mr.. Z. j.
dClmes. or Brai1lEleton avenue
The twcnty.cisht new police telephone
boxes have arrived and VIII BE- placed
III position rs soon as practicable.
REVIVAL meetings are held a, Culnber-
land Street NJ. Il. church nightly ana are
creating a great deal Of Interest
An excursion Will be given 10 Old
Point and the Capes tonight FOR the
benefit OF the orphans Of st. Mnry's usy-
lum.
Mr.. and Nlis. Frank Myers, or York
Pa. are visiting Mrs. Myers parents.
Mr. and Mrs II. -. Nichols, in Bram-
blcton ward. IISS'I
Tom Lannigan, formerly driver Of the
cheInical engine. has been transferred
70 NO, house and made foreman Of
truck No. l.
Ihe chorus recently orGunizcd In the
west END held lis FIRST meeting last
evening al The residence OF Bishop A.
NJ. Randolph -
IN the near future tho oratnrio or the
HOLY CITY" will he rendered at Epworth
NJ. ~. church for the benefit OF the
Methodist Church Extension society.
zoe SwiSon has been trans ferrcd from
| engine house No. to the chemical
mouse. as has Phil Scihel the latter hnv-
| ing heen made driver Of the chemical
Between and . y. m to-day straw
perry festival Will be given on the
grounds Of the old Episcopal church ne,r
oceana FOR the benefit Of the organ
DR. ". r. Fisher. pastor or Fourth
Street Baptist church Portsmouth wiil
preach at the Burrows Memorial Ban-
l!sl callrch. Llmbcrts Point, Thursday.
| at D. M
me friends Of Miss Lulic NTagiu Jor-
,N,h VIII be panied TO hear that hone of
hef recovery has been abandoned. a,
n 'atc hour last night she was consld
cred In eXtrcmls.
Inc Woman's Christian Tcmpcrancr
Union held meeting at noon yesterday
20 arrange for the Representations Of
this city at the Norfolk District con-
vent!on, which vii! he held June 10 In the
Methodist church at Phuepus.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN WEDNESDAY MAY 19 1897

Congress came under review. A long
discussion took place owe, Tho bill which
authorizes the appo o.ntnient Of comm s.
sion by the President or the United
States. It was decided 10 ask that the
commission be composed OF an equal
number Of members representing tho la
Dor. capital and agricultural interests.
The brotherhood will also recommend
other changes that3wil In part anne
liorate existing conditions. The con
tempt and arbitration bills were also
discussed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
HAS sTArED To NORFDL1k.
Assistant Secretary Rn0aevcIt VIII
AclfYo Mern In.InY

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 1S.-A ssIstant
secretary Roosevelt left Washington to-
night for Norfolk in continuation OF
MS work of Investigating complaints
t'ide py lahorers in the navy yards Of
unjust treatment He w,l spcnd tn
h.orroW at Norfolk and will visit New
port News Thursday 10 look at the work
under construction for the navy In the
Yard OF The hiphuilding company. The
prosecution Of this work has prevented
the completion Of the report upon the
state Of affairs in the New York Navv
yard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19

Some for ten. some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been Quickly ana
permanently cured by using De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve. the great remedy
for ploS and all forms OF Skin diseases
ID. G. Sterling. j. NJ. II. Troticr., Nor
folk: r. l.. Walker, Erambleton; Truett
&, Smith J3crkley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
ORE STRIKERS,
TaiiorS Now Cut I'm New York VIII
Receive dHtti0na To.dny

New York, May 1S.--At q conference
Tonight Of committees representing the
United brotherhood OF TuilOrs and Pro-
Gressivc Talors. it was decided that the
latter. numbering 200. would strike In
bhe morning. Leader Schoenfrld, WHO
presided at the conference, said he an
tic!pated q general Strike to- morrow or
i Thursday. involving at least 35. 900 gar
ment workers in this c3ty, Brooklyn and
Brownsville
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
EuStGi'.I)cy.

Mr. George w. Foster, Jr., was mar
rieti at o'clock last evening TO Miss
SARAH j. Dcy at the home of the brides
parents. No. 143 Bank street The nun
tia.s were celebrated by Rev. II. J. BAN
per. per. pastor OF the Disciples church.
! ne happy event was witnessed by the
friends and relatives OF the coniroct-
Ing GantiCS. M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19

Ex-senator Edmund c. Ross, who flg-
ured In the Impeachment proceedings
against Andrew johnson. voting against
the conviction OF the president, has is
sued q history Of the affair from the
Office OF the Santa Fe New Mexican"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19

last evening at Monteliora hall the
ladies OF the Benevolent Society held a
strawberry festival fer he benefit OF ,hc
Door, TO whom the society ministers.
lne grounds weTe prcttily Illuminated
with japanese lanterns and the attend
ance was quite large
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
RrcaIsno,vnnt Electric Plant.

a brea kdown at the works of the cleo
trio Company Of Virginia about O'Clock
this morning seriously Inte,ferred with
the morning newspapers, depriving the
cf1ces Of light and power for running
the typcsetting machines for some time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
cnms,bc,i's photographs.

Before going elsewhere 10 have pho
tographs made call al my studio and see
the quality and prices OF my work.
Campbel's. 3t0-3.4 Main street;
my eff f+
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
The Giant of the North Forces the South
ern Plgmies to Stup Fighting.
AN ARMSTICE HAS BEEN AGREED UPON
Tho RuSsfnn Ambassadors ut Gonsinn.
tinoplc suddenly Assumes tho ssoic
OF me ci'""pi"" or Greece AUD the
Porte IL Forced to Grant u Trucc-
Pcaco is Aow Very Near.
ConstantinolAc, May IS. 1897.

Ihere was sudden and unexpected
ohanee in the political situation shortly
before noon to-day. RUSSIA quietly
showed her hand and thereby forced
Germany and Turkey out Of the game,
TO all intcntS and purposes.
Last night and early this morning
turkey. supported by Germany, was
practically defying Russia, France, Aus
tra. Great Britain and Italy, Insisting
upon the annexation Of Thessaly in od-
dition to huge war indemnity and SEEM
lnEly to march upon Athens.
The Ministers received official advices
from Sofia to-day announcing that or
GERS mad been Issued for the partial
mobilization Of the Bulgarian army. pos
siDly at the lnstigation OF Russia There
was u hurried consultation Of the Min
lSiorS F..r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
RniiNnE 'ErniIiIiirIt.

Toronto, Ont, May lS-At this morn
ing's session Of the International Broth
eEhood Of Railway Ira nmen, legislative
business now before the United States
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
10DHENr PAsHA NOTIFIED

The war parry was for further defiance
but in the end pacific counsels seem to
nave prevailed, for at II SO u. m. orders
were teleSra Dhed to Idhem Pasha the
turkish com mmnnder-in- chief In Thes-
sally. to cease hoStilities.
The peace neg0tia tions will now be
undertaken In real earnest and the
Greeks Will most likely be spared any
further humiliation.
1t transDires that the Gar ade q di-
rect appeal to the Sultan to order his
troops to cease hostil!ties and arrange
an armistce and this. coupled with the
fact that most serious results would
have ensued If Turkey had persisted In
her defiant attitude. brought about the
present state OF affairs.
Tewfk paSha. the Turkish Minister
for Foreign Affairs, called upon the
dean Of the diplomatic corps, Baron Won
Calico. this afternoon to convey to the
Foreign Ministers the Sultan's decision
TO arrange an armstice.
DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS.
1t Is now believed that the terms Of
peace will be negotiated directly be-
tween Turkey and Greece
The Sultan has ordered two hospitals.
OF GOO and 100 beds respectively. to be
erected near the Yildi2 Kiosk in order TO
enable him 20 visit the Turkish soldiers
who have been wounded in the cam
palSn against the Greeks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
PRICE TWO CEN,TS...

to guide the policies or nations, for their
policy was to maintain peace by Tie
strict obs ervancC OF International en-
Eugemcnts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
LAID 10 BEST.
impressive Funeral Services over the
Remains Of Mrs. w. II. Mnyo

At II O'Clock yesterday morning the
funeral Of Mrs. w. r. Mayo took Dlac,,
from Christ Episcopal church, of which
lhe deceased was member. and was
conducted by Rev O. S. Barten, y. d
me rector. assisted by Rev. Beverly i.
iuctsr. -. d., OF st. Paul's church.
and Rev. A. s. Lloyd. OF ST. Lile's.
Heard the Voice Of Jesus say, was
rendered by Mr. Key Compton during
me service. also Lead Kindly Light
by Miss Ethel Nicely. The casket was
literally covered with flowers The in
termcnt was in Cedar Grove cemetery
the following officiating as pail bearers:
ilonofary--Gencral II. J.. Page. Rich
ard Baker. Richard Wnlkc. c. w. Harav.
CAPTAIN O. y. Brown. and Adam Tired
Well
Activn--Co!onc! Alexander Starkc
captain w. I. Whi.ilc. w c. Dick
son. CAPTAIN Il =. Loyal a. +, Thom.
r. ~ la"hie. John Fcrmil!ion and VIII
liam Randall
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
z, . 4; !, ! =, { 81 ssIs d;

PAINFULLY&INIU UREsDs q
While out driving til Isl af ernosf, nj sis
Miss Clara aFis.5d al gfiterS Sf FRO "a
= Noah DAVIS Of
gina, -a.WyeES sgr nii ssIi
ran away h sssst
VEHICLES The Ind Itf ssss
and he us very sbgd ftof8 8sspi sssSS
dpret hay III tSsnsn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
FUNERAL or MISS cANNoN

The funeral Of Miss Martha T.. Cannon
loon place yesterday afternoon ut 3
O'Clock from the residence of Mr. .Joseph
Srott No. n Falkland street, and was
conducted by Rev. T.. D McClurr. of the
lark Avenue Presbyterian church, and
kcV, w, j. Young, ID. D.. OF Epworth
Methodist church. The inturment was
in E!inwOod IN
Evening star., 1897-01-19
WANTED-LOTS.

"ANIE1-oN ANNUAL GROUND RENT, FOR
10 or more years. with privilege of purchase a
ot yi IF'nnd centrally situated. large enough for
.,lurcH 'dlhce. state size, location and terms
Aedress l. Ii. s.. Rooms / and q 1908 y 81
1ts
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KENT-
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pa NV, Tor, ami 81 80 422 61a st sw 6r r. so
40l NJ NV. 10r, ami 81 50 T0S 18th Sc Or Il 80
l4lO Corcoran 1r mi. $3.50 $50 Caan ne, Or. i 80
4t6 % NV, llr, ami 81 80 1913 Sc, Or. L 80
1lOS 10th NV. Grab 80 1909 Wylie ne 5r 1850
1889 \ av nv .6rSJ21 80 1925 G ne 5r... 10 90
IO9 Sth me- Sr, ami 1880 1877 Fla 5r. 8. 80
EoO4 81 NV, 7r. 1870 43 Fcnton pl, Or. 800
643 Fla NV. r.ani.2 %
ja19-s tn&th ROBERT f. BRADLEY 1903 + st.
FOR RENT-1413 s ST NV; COR HOUSE; $40
Also 500 NJ. ave: NV, Sa0.5O Each a 2-s:y.
b.-win. br.; 1r., ba, eel; MI; yds.; excellent
iaS-12t'
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FOR RENT
1747 18th, Tor. mi $50. 90
800 T. Or, mi. .75.O
933 G, 12r, eel, sta. Is. .0l
l417 Bacon, Or, mi. 81. 81
1921 31st. 12r. mi. .6O.5l
R4 D. 6r&sr., ca. 5000
1925 N, 12r, mi. 40. 80
1915 il, o., mi. .. 40. 90
~08 G.. Tor, el, I'd. sta4O. 10
1l20 Is, Or, sto, eel. .mi40. .00
2219 I, Or, mi. 80. 80
2187 Z. Sr. eel, mi .85 50
1908 10th, ,7r,cel, mi .35. 90
40 17th, Sr. mi. .32. 20
2617 q H Gel. mi. .S2.0 o.
2040 ], 6r. mi. so
213 r, D mi. :. so. 90
1854 9Th. sr, mi. 80. 90
A19 Pa ~, ,6r, mi. %. 81
2410 &, fr. mi. rs. 90
$40 21st, Or, eel, mi. 27. SO
1907 Pa av, fiat. .5r. %. 80
1717 10th. 7r, mi, fur2. so
2608 d tr. mi. "a. so
22O6 II, Or, mi. -. %. 90
t0A Camb'dge. o.. .25.50
122 l1rh. store, w.g.&. so
1905 KiMgsuAn. o., mi26. 50
141S L, o.. over str. q. 20
oz0 24th. 6r, eel. mi 26 .30
Takoma Pk. Chest
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1H4-16 25th, 7r, mi. q. 80
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Bee tomorrow's Star fol
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IRNER & co. a18 F st.

tc1s-2s 3Oth 1t. Or. 1880
1110 I se. 7r. mi. 1880
1872 r, 6r, mi. .....1S.o0
2920 Olive, 6r, mi. /. 1850
1908 10th. 6r. W. .1s.S.
1919 10th, 6r6csta. 1880
All 18th, 9r&sta. .l6.O 90
1861 Jef ay, Or, w.l5.30
Brightw'd. O., eel .15. 90
1919 4th, Sr. 90
Sl4 24th, Or, wa. .14.50
zoo b. Or. w.....14.@
2t01 Va Nv, or&
eel. water. .14.S0
BIB 18th, 6r. w....13.M
132 =, f., cel.....13.50
2416 N, dr, va. Ii. 20
SO N h av. 6r, w.13.50
110 q 81. w......13.50
241e N. &c. va. 1880
2009 N Y ave, 7r. .12.D
1222 18th. 6r. w...12.M
400 n, store. 49,. .lz.s0
212 < (r'r), Or. w.12.S0
1920 26th. 4r. va. .12.30
2410 n. or. wa.....u.1
914 9Th, Or, wa....11.00
3D Va ay, 4r. ". .10.M
926 18th. 6r. w....10.50
027 9th. 4r, w.. 1000
Sl5 sd, Or. r.........s0.00
~ Ia ave, once
-ooms. %, 10 & Is
1905 84th. Or. 90
6N 26th, 5r. 90
3e26 Sherman ~, ,Sr 10. 90
our other Hist.