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PREPARE FOR THEIR WORK.
Interoceanic Canal Commission Di-
vided Into Committees.

Washington, June 24.-Admiral
Walker, president of the Interoceanic
canal commission. has divided the
commission into the following commit
tees:
For the investigation of the Nicara-
qua route: Mr.. Noble, Mr.. Burr and
Colonel Hams.
For the investigation of the Panama
route: Mr.. Burr, Mr.. Morrison and
Colonel Ernest
For the investigation of other possible
routes: Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. Noble and
Colonel Hams.
For the investigation of the indus
trial, commercial and military value of
an interoceanic canal: Profess Or
Johnson, Professor Haupt and Mr..
PaSco.
For the investigation of rights. priv
ileges and franchises: Mr.. Pasco,
Colonel Ernest and Professor Johnson.
AS president of the commission, 40
miral Walker is eX-officio Il member of
each committee. The whole commits
sion will reassemble here on July s.,
when it is expected the plans for the
prosecution of the work of the commit
tee will be matured. AS soon as the
preliminary work is completed, the
members will leave for the isthmus
for the purpose of personally inspect
ing the routes and terminals of the
two canals.
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EXPERIMENT WITH THE DEAD
TESTIMONY MANUFACTURED IN
CHICAGO WIFE MURDER CASE.
Corpses Placed In a Furnace to See
What Effect Fire Would Have
Upon Them.

Chicago, June 24.-New and some
what sensational evidence was heard
today in the second trial of Emil Roll
linger, the Milwaukee avenue restaur-
ant keeper, charged with numbering
and attempting to cremate his wife.
Emil Steffen, the saloonkeeper with
whom Rollinger left valise and box of
papers on the evening of Dec. is, when
the murder is alleged to have occurred,
said that Rollinger asked him to place
the valise and papers in the vault for
safe keeping, adding that he feared a
fire at his house.
Mrs. Cash testified that Mrs. Roll
linger had told her Rollinger had
threatened to take her life, and that
she feared him.
DR.. Noel, corener's physician, gave
testimony in regard to the condition of
Mrs. Rollinger's body when found in
the closet, testifying from experiments
since carried on with dead bodies to
show the action of fire. A body of a
woman had been placed in the furnace
of a medical college. with the arms
lying straight at the side. When ex-
posed to the heat about five minutes
the arms curled up over the head in
precisely the position in which Mrs.
Rollinger'S arms We're found when her
body was discovered by the firemen in
the closet
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so. If he had been told that he had
practically made up his mind to accept
the story even before he read it he
would have been angry.
And all this was a great joy to that
Miss Sands who had called at the office.
For she had no sister and her own name
was Caroline. and she was the author
OF a Japanese story which was founded
on somebody's book of travels and an
article in the encyclopedia-as recently
sold to the public by a great newspaper
on terms that saved the smoker SO per
cent. And she wanted that story to be
read at once and to be accepted.
Also. she had once seen a man drive a
pig.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, June A.-Receipts of cattle to-
day were somewhat better than is usual
on Saturday, but consisted mostly of me
dunn grades. The demand was slow and
the few cattle that changed hands went
at prices substantially unchanged from
yesterday.
Hogs fully recovered from yesterdays
decline. Light hogs sold at 3.65G3.S5; mix
ed lots at 3.65G3.S21a, and heavy at 35O6
Q3.25.
Sheep and lambs Were in good demand
at steady prices. Sheep sold a [ 2.00d3.00
for culls, up to 500d5.50 for prime lots;
yearlings, 5.50q6.25; clipped lambs. 5509
$40; spring lambs sold at 6.25q7.50
Receipts-Cattle, coo; hogs, $1,000;
sheep 1900.
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but really lose all patience The at
tempt to make an editor refuse a story
to satisfy some personal grudge of your
own is. of course. utterly useless: it is
also dishonest, and as the author hap
pens to be your own sister, it is even
worse than dishonest. It's no good
pleading; I've nothing more to say to
you
Good morning, then" said Miss
Sands, looking doleful Il didn't know
you'd take it like that"
When she got into the street the dole
fulness passed off. She turned into the
next A. B. C. shop for a bun and glass
of milk. and looked as pleased as if she
had accomplished something.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, June 4.-Cattle-Receipts 100
Market active and strong; native beef
steers. 4.406t5.25; western steers. 400d4. So;
Texas steers, 3.75d4.15; cows and heifers
3.sGd450; Gamers, 2.250350: stockers and
feeders. 3.75n4.S5: calves. 5.O0N725; bulls
stays. etc. 300G4.25.
Hogs-Receipts 1880. Market steady to
easier; heavy. 36e13.65; mixed. 3.e0a3. 6212 !;
light, 362l2G3.67.; pigs, 3.25d3.60; bulk of
sales, 3.62l2
Sheep-Receipts 100 Market strong:
western muttons 4.J0l500: stock sheep.
3.75G4.25: lambs. 5.00d690.
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things about the Japanese women
well, really!'
LAS bad as that?"
Miss Sands wriggled uneasily. I'D
rather not talk about it. All / want is
just your promise that you won't &C.
cept the story. You know the public
don't care about Japanese things
Once for ALL" said the editor, will
you give up trying to teach me my bus
mess? What is the use of telling me
that the public don't care for japanese
topics when Busters Magazine is going
for them hot? Do you think they don't
know the public taste through and
through at Busters place? What about
the success of the 'Geisha? What about
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. June 24.-Cattle-Receipt
100. Market unchanged; native steers.
heavy, 500d5.20: medium, 4.S5ft5.20; light,
4.O0G5.10; Texas steers, 4001Ii.90; Texas
cows. 2.00d3.S0; native cows and heifers.
2.25d4S5: stockers and feeders. 5000 20:
bulls, 2.500400.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market steady to
shade lower: bulk of sales. 36Jn3 10;
heavy, 3.65d3S0; packers, 3.65d3.S0; mixed,
S.60q3 72is; light. 3.55GS.67l2; workers.. $3.50
3.67Ie: pigs. 3.50a3.6712.
Sheep-Receipts 500. Market firm: lambs
425G6. 70; clipped muttons, 4.8eN4.65: stock
ers and feeders. 2.O0lS65: cnlls. I.75M225.
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''Tomiin," said the editor, when a
manuscript comes from a Miss Caroline
Sands-it will be a story on a japanese
subject-don't send it up with the rest
for Mr.. Garner to read. but let me have
it at once. 1 will read that one my
self"
And in due course the story was
brought, and the editor noted with
pleasure that it was just about the
right length.
The story was neither too good to
leave out nor too bad TO put in 1t was
mediocre, and as a rule that editor did
not love mediocrity. However, he ac-
cepted it at once, and wrote to Miss
Caroline Sands to say that he had done
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Loans, Exchange and Silver.

New York, June 24-Money on call
steady at 2G21z per cent; last loan, 2h.
Prime mercantile paper, 3q3A per cent:
Sterling exchange, steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S8q4. SSi..
for demand and 4.S5s4G4 .S6 for sixty days;
posted rates, 4.S61.Q4.S and 4.S9. Com
mercial bills, ASA
Silver certificates, 60Aa62.
Bar silver, 601%.
Mexican dollars 49,
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Stocks at London.

New York, June 24-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram:
The mining settlement here checked busi-
securities, however, were heavy on tight
ening of money. Americans were cheer
full. London bought New York Central.
sues and B. & o. Tintos were 1914; Ana
condaS 10Ss.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. Colo. June 24.-Cattle-Receipts
100. Market quiet; beef steers. S.75@5.25;
cows, 3.25d425; feeders, freight paid to
river, 3.60GI4.75; stockers, freight paid to
$50
Hogs-Receipts 100. Market SC lower;
light packers, 3.35d345; mixed, 3.45a355:
heavy, 3.45G3.55.
Sheep-None.
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| Rec. | Shil
Pacific Coast Grain Markets.

1e711G1. 10: December, 1.179s. Barley, quiet
December. S59s: new. S2Ss.
Portland, June 4.-Wheat-Walla Walla,
5S5zq59; valley, $500; bluestem. 61G6ll2.
Tacoma, Wash, June 24.-Wheat closed
the week firm at the highest point reach
ed for six days. Club is steady at SO; blue
stem g.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, June 24.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve. decrease, 81, 305, 400; loans.
increase. s., SIS, 200; specie decrease s., 154,-
500; legal tenders, decrease, sS42. 200; de-
posits, increase, s, 234, 500; circulation, de-
crease. $500. The banks now hold SIS. $751;
500 in excess of legal requirements.
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New York. June 24.-Coffee-Options to-
day closed barely steady, unchanged, to
points lower. Sales 1900 bags. including
July, 4.65; October, 40; November, 4.95.
Spot coffee, Rio. dull and easy.
Sugar-Raw, steadier; fair refining. n
centrifugal, 96-test, A..
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Condition of the Treasury.

Washington, June 24.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S275, 71S, 1851 /;
gold reserve, S236, 2s7, III.
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Omaha Livestock.

New York, June 24.-The exports for the
week of gold were 81. 322 90 and of silver
$766.S05. Imports of gold were S5lGlS and
of silver Sl2l $50. The imports of dry good;
and general merchandise at the port of
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Metal Quotations.

New York, June 24.-The brokers' price
for lead is AS and for copper Is. No
metal report.
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Blue Serge Suits

for summer wear, perfect fitting, tailor
cut garments; full line Duck Trousers.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
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Exports and Imports.

New York this week were valued at ST.
35l, 190
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Adjustment As. S35s o. S. L. LIB
Can. South. Is. Ill Consol 5s-....-114
C & o. 5s..--...120 Reading gen. Is. 81
c. & n. con. Is. .14414 r. G. w. 1s...... 1007s
c. & o. 4IAs.....195 st. L. & Iron NJ.
Debenture IS. .122 consol 5S I'LL q
Chic. Term. As. ..10214 st. l.. & San F.
d. & r. G. 1s.--106 general IS .....1265s
D. & r. g. as. -.i03i4 st. Paul con, .11G%
Z. T. V. & G. Is. 105&4 st P. c & Is. 124
Erie gen. 4s..... 72I5 st P. c & 5s. .123
TT. W. & Den. So. Railway 5s. .11115
City Is $780,. S1lA Standard Rope
Gen. Electric 5s.11S & Irvine 6s... So
G. II. & S. a. IS. IL Tex. & Pac. ia
Do. IS, ofd....10 Tex. G. Pac. Is. 80
H. & T. c. 5s....113 Union Pacific 4s.10S
Consol 6s ..--..1l2 Wabash Is .117I5
Ia Cent. 1s......1l315 Wabash Is $500. .10012
X. c., P. & G. Is So West Shore As. liz
J.. & n. L. As. 99is Wis. Cent. Is. 761s
NJ, K. & T. 2s.. 66s. Colo. Sc. 49,. SSls
NJ K & T As $685.
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Bond Quotations.

n. Y. c. Is. .115I2
n. ]. G. gen. 1s.122l2
Nor. Pac. 1s.....113
Nor. Pac. 3s..... 66s4
Nor. Pac. Is. .105l2
n. Y. c. & st.
L. As ...........f 07I5z
N. & W. con. s. %
General IS LBS
Ore. Nav. Is. ia
Ore. Nav. As. 1891
%. S. l.. 6s...-..133
Consol 5s-.....1I4
Reading gen. Is. 81
d a. Wy 1c Inn-k
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. In the matter OF John Ziiwss
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. 60.-ro the cred
itoTs Of John Zirwes OF Washington, ID. c.: Notice
Is hereby given that on the 4th day Of August
1859, the said John ZirSes duly adjudicaTed
Bankrupt, and that the first meeting Of his cred
itCTs will be held at my Office, Recon- No. 10. No
472 Louisiana avenue. Washington. ID. c.. the
18th day of August. 1899 at 10 O'Clock am. at
which time the said creditors may attend prove
their claims, appoint trustee, examine the bank
rpt, and transact such other business may
psoperly come before said meeting.
EDWARD ;. McCAIMONT.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
ARTHUR III. OC0NNUR and CHARLES II.
BAUMAN, Attorneys for Bankrupt. IL
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. holding Special Term for Or
phans Court business. In estate of John J.
Labor deceased. Ne. 1856. Admins tration Docket
25.-Application having been made to the Supreme
c. urt OF the District Of Columbia. holding Special
Term for Orphans Court business. for letters OF
administration ON said estate, by Robert E. Pres
ten, a creditor Of said decedent asking that sa
this 2lst day of July. 1s99 that notice is hereby
given the unknown heirs at law of said decedent
ard of kin. and TO all others TO ap-
pear in said court OF Friday. the LIST day OF Sep
TENDER, I'D. 1888, at 10 O'Clock a m TO show
cause why such application should not be granted
This notice shall be published In The Washington
Law Reporter ard The Evening Star once in each
of three successive weeks before the return day
therein mention ed-thc first publication to be not
the court: A c. BRADLEY. Justice Attest:
NJ. J. GRIFFITH. Acting Register Of Wills Ell
BERT E. RICHMOND. Attorney for Applicant.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANFED-AGENTS-wE WILL PAY ANY MAN
500 per mouth and railroad expenses who will
faithfully take orders for the largest wholesale
ard retail portrait house in the world: remember.
this is strictly salary, and salary only. Address.
Immediately. positions will be filed. A. r.
SrEChEI.. Manager. Dept. SIC. New York eity.1'
TO INTRODUCE OUR PRE-
serve and jelly labels for household use; big
profits: sample, 100, 10 cents For terms, write
WHEATON & CO., New Bedford Mass. It,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

STEAMER WAKEFIELD FOR POTOMAC
RIVER LANDINGS
Leave Washington, d. q. 18th 81. Ferry Wharf:
Steamer Wake1eld-Mondays Wednesdays and
Saturdays am, for intermediat tie landings 10 g.
lonial Beach, Bushwood. Rock Point. Colfous and
Nomni creek. Return arrive at Washington Tues
day, Thursday sDd Sunday about pm.
q. W. RIDLEY, Genl Mgr
In effect July s. 1889 jy3istf
THE wEEMS STEA MBoAT CO.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Summer Schedule in ene t May 80 1859.
Steamers POTOMAC and SUE leave 18th stnsct
wharf every Tu.s day. Thursday and Sunday at
4 m. for Baltimore and river landings
All river freight must be prepaid
Baltimore freight solicited
Passenger accom-. modatious strictly arxt-cia..
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agepts
Office eI0. Pa.
Telepbone I4h. jel-I2tf
E. S RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer HAIRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS az
z am. landing at Colonial Beach. Chapel Point
and all wharves far down Lower Macboioc
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 nm
and on Fridays about $3.50 p.Ei-
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. TO GLYMONT Nh
and intermediate landings
The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL daily
except Sunday $3.50 m. Returning about 3 % m
Passenger accommodations first class Frefrhs
received until the hour Of sailing
z. s. RANDALL.
Proprietor and Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER. General Agent Washington
wM. NJ. REARDoN. Agent. Alexandria jaast 20
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL. CARRINGToN, ATToRNEY-ATIAw
Webster Law building. 800 ID st. NV Washing.
ton. d. {. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York and 9th ST. NV sells
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FOR RENT
1761 st NV, 13r $50 60 1120 9th st NV I5r SAT 90
S13 9Th st NV, l2r. 1850 So4 st NV, 13r. 10. 90
$40 18th st NV, 10r. 90 l2l1 NV, Or ia. 80
$40 Md sw, Or. .2s50 1880 10th st NV, Sr. ~, 80
120 q st ne. r.. .23e0 323 + st ne Tr. 20. so
921 u NV tstal, Ir. 30 12S y III Or 20. 90
S0I L st sw, 1r. 1870 1114 VT NV. Or. 1900
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1855 18th st NV, Or. 90 III l. st NV, Or II 30
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Store and cellar 1th st and fronts. 40. so
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sos f st I'd floor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS 90
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215 AZ st NV in suites, I'd Sd floors 49,. 500
IVY CITY.
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au5-3ts A. s. cAYWoOD, 933 9th St NV.
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FOR RENT
Fur, 242 North Cap ST, IA rooms 3 baths s100 90
Brick, unfrlr, 314 NJ NV, 10 rms, NIL. SO. 90
Brick. unfnr., 90T + NV. rms, mi. 81. so
Brick. unfur., 1439 Ohio ave. n.w., rms. 30
New brick on Brigttwood ave-. Sr.. MI. 1000
Brick 1880 Sd NV. rooms. ............ Is. 80
Brick GO Fenton ST. me- rooms. ....... 10. 80
Store&dwg., 1919 Pa ave. NV. 10 rooms. 100
Store&dwg.. 1915 7th NV. Or. .lg. brk stab g. 90
Store&cellar only, 1915 7th n.w........... 100
Store&dwg., 922 &c. Z rooms. ......... 25. 90
Store&dwg.. 407 IA s.w., i room. ....... L. so
Store 1888 11th ST. Observation-Disclosures. 800
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MEDICAL
DIR. E~atfaerHraarIo

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Daily. to H. z 20 5; Tues. Thurs. and Sat.
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FOR RENT
Store. cellar&stable, III 10th, 7&bath ~ 10
1919 Pa NV .sloh 10 ,624 Sd ne SrSba. %. SO
10 10th NV, l0r&b. 10 90 25lo f. 6r&lm +,
22d and 7. stotsdw. so rIi 626 c Sc 6rSh Is 80
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1917 Il. Tor d b. -iDeCi 1900 E. 6rtShath Il.
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6-S I'D ne, st&dwl $500 232o l, Or, -. Il. 10
1913 NV. Or. b. 235 sw. Or. wa. II 80
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ZOO /, sto&dw. % 10 13O9-4l-43 l. Sc or a 90
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Thu MASSACHU SETIS AVENUE
CIhomas Circle,
Cool rooms with excellent table.
au5-3t' Very moderate terms.
THE GENOA, SOD. sos 18TH ST. NV. - WHY
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GENOA? The largest dining room in city; kept
nice and cool by large electric fans. We make our
pastry and bread; brOil steaks and chops:
plenty of fruit pure cream: best Elgn butter.
We serving about a thousand meals a day.
which proves that feeding people right.
We will guarantee 81 week board equal to
any So or So week Beautiful rooms. with cleo
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$40 1910 Columbia. Tor SIS so 1852 33d NV tr
$40 1419 9th NV, l2r b $3.50 ll29 9th me- 6r. b
$4o 1887 St., Dr. h, stab SIS 30 G5 MYRTLE ne Sr b
$40 pa A Sc. llr.b. fui 1890. 1923 9th NV, Or
$50. 3lS Pa ay aw,so fm Sill 80. 2255 Cleveland Or
S35 400 Bnns " Tor. b. Sit. .517 9th No, 6r&w
SS5 .ll16 I'D NV. Sr. b 1890. .513 9th ne, Or
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FOR RENT-BY LATIMER & NESsIT, 1921 G ST
1928 18th NV, Or. S45. 90 14OS Slough 9r&h 10 90
JIG 18th NV ,9r&b. 30 90 212 Sd me- TrSb. 80 90
1872 18th NV, 1orb. 35. 90 SOC 18th INV, Or br %
1916 18th NV, 7rSb % so 1929 18th NV. 6r&b. II
2911 NV, 5r. 80 131 18th NV, Tr&b. %. 90
10 18th NV, 6r. Is. 40 1923 9Th 10rSb. 10.
Cor 15&U Tor. b, new. sol 1924 NJ ,Sr&b new 10
ct
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FOR RENT-GEo. II. BLISS & CO.. 633 ST n. W
62I I'd ST NV, Or. so S23 ID me- Or. Is 90
1000 9th st NV Tor - 90 600 9th st ne. 7r 20 Oh
1876 9th st Tor 81. 80 31S 10th st Or. II
FOR CoL0RED.
53 l. st Or. .Sl5.30l $751; l. st NV, Sr. Is 90
80 Defrees st Or Is 40 liza Sth st NV Sr. 81 80
SiURES.
1506 18th ,eey. $500 S26 ST fixtures IS 90
1t
FOR RENT-BY W: G. DUvALL. s25 ST. NV.
AL o NV. 12r. $3.50 40 Il Sc 14r. 90. %
1210 9th sw. pr s55i l2os 9th sw. 81. 1880
1880 I'd IL ID PIX. .16.o0lS09 y NV brick. Is. 40
63S H Il. 90 stable. Union al. u. 90
1910 II ne. l2.39l
Fine photograph gallery 45961 Pa NV. 90
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
2030 L NV. ami. IS. So 2lS Fla ne. ami 16. 20
1910 Sd NV, lg yd IA so 500 l. NV. 6r. $50
40 Sd me- ami. 10. 40 1115 18th NV. Or. 10. 80
$40 18th ne. .Su0t 1920 Sth NV. Or IL So
1920 av NV. IA 90 T07 l. NV. 6r 1850
6S1 l. NV. Or. Is D 9i3 18th NV. 6r.. ID. 90
ZOOS 10th NV. 4 Z col go Marion st II. 80
Sto ITO 18th NV 20 sol 1t
FOR RENT-907 NJ ST. NV; STYLISH HOUSE
of IA rooms; in good repair: excellent neghbor-
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FOR RENT-CHOICE 10-RoOM CORNER BRICK
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dows. overlooking 18th ST; tiled frepaces; spen-
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au5-3ts
FOR RFNT-$TO-1016 18TH ST. NV; IA RMS;
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