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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
To-Day's Weather.
River Rialto Brevities.

The Bald Eagle will arrive from Peoria thi.
morning and depart in the afternoon on the re-
sionists who are making the round trip.
The Dubuque arrived yesterday morning from,
same city. she took out i75 passengers, the cab
In being taxed 10 its capacity
ing rom * sna Wis Wiz 60 81. fss S afe
noon for I0uisiann.
asrles Hsysr Of New 9.rk DePrs.sntins tn.
Is yesterday.
The City OF Me~phis departed yesterday aft
ernoon for the Tennessee River win a neavy
cargo and 80 cabin passengers.
tstidn compsnS a that that IS lied up at the Fsr%srs:
Elevator. VIII probably be put in the wheat
trade.
The city of Sheffield arrived from Grand
Tower with a good trip and departed in the aft
The Peters Lee departed yesterday afternoon
o for aphs, mi Tte e.sS soo9 % sa She
Mrs. Van SAINT wife Of the Governor Of Min
nes2ta,, was a passenger on the Du6pqpe. that
wIsSn WIFE Gass sf ss.s t0 st P Wilson m
Minnesota. was also aboard, Both ladies spent
s Ssy In .e ans 4 s
the afternoon.
The Cape airardeau departed yesterday after.
noon for Commerce with good trip she VIII
return Monday.
The Grey Eagle will depart this afternoon on
She has been equipped with electric fans and
all conveniences for the comfort of the excur-
siorist.
Tho Josie departed for the Arkansas River
yesterday to bring UP tow of logs. Captain
William Dipple Is in charge and Robert Gains
pilot.
The T. H. Davis i, expected to arrive from
the lower river with large tow of lumber FOR
the St. Louis market
The Spread Eagle took up a large number Of Of
cattle from the Union Stock Yards on her trip
to Alton yesterday.
The Sidney will arrive this morning from Bur
lington and depart in the afternoon for keokuk-
The Quincy will depart on her hrst trip or
the season to St Paul "wednesday afternoon
The Columbia will arrive this morning from
Chester ard ST Mary's. and will clear for the
points in the afternoon. She has heavy
passenger booking for the trip to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
BY Telegraph.
REp1rR1Ic SPECIALS.

Cairo ILL.,, June 2o-The river fell q of a foot
during the last "a hours. The gauge reads ri
feet The weather is cool. cloudy, windy and
threatening rain There a rainfall early
this morning and during the day rain fell for
several hours. The Fred Hartweg, from the Low
er Mississippi arrived last night with tow OF
lumber and logs. She returned South at 10:45 a.
M. The Dick Fowler arrived and departed on
time having had light business to-day. The
Georpia Lee departed for Memphis at D. m.
with a moderate trip. The Josie, from st. Louis
with enpties passed down for the Lower Mis-
sissippi at 6 D. m. without landing. The Fritz
is on her way up. The T. H. Davis is at White
River loading railroad ties.
Memphis. Tenn. June a.-The river here stands
1873 on the gauge. rise Of L Of a foot in the
last "a hours. The Rees Lee arrived at noon To-
day from st. Louis with 2teS packages merchan-
fair trip. The James Lee departed at 3 p. m:
p. m. for Ashport The City of Idaho departed at
4 D. m. for Fulton. The I. II. Davis from St
Francis River. passed up at a. m. with a tow
OF barges loaded with lumber for the Ohio River.
The McDougall and barges. from New Orleans.
passed up at p. m. for ST. Louis Receipts by
river to-day bales cotton. 26 bags seed cot
ton and Isl sacks cotton seed.
Chester. H.. June 20.-Down: Chester, mid
night; Columbia, a. m. Dne UP: Chester.
Weather threatening. Gauge is feet. and falling.
vicksburg. Miss. Jnne 20-The gauge reading
to-day was 22.7 feet. fall Of L OF a foot. The
Senator Cordl arrived and departed on time for
Natchez- The Delta Is expected In tonight from
Memphis to clear soon as discharged for that
port. The J. b. Finley up this afternoon The
Valley Queen wired from Natchez this afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
LOCAL SECURITIES DULL
ON LIGHT OUTSIDE TRADING,
TRACTION ISSUES FAIRLY
ACTIVE.
Central Coal and Coke Erratic, De
spite Professional Attempts
to Bolster the Market.

With only a moderate outside demand and
little professional trading. local securities
were dull and without noteworthy feature
yesterday. The volume of transaction was
extremely light and prices were barely
steady.
fractions were barely active, but on the
downturn. At the morning session there
was a sale Of a small lot OF Transit at
Sl.l2'.. United Railways preferred was In
light demand at $S4.25. The per cent bonds
opened well at $S7.62l2, but eased off to
Trust company issues were generally low
er, with little outside trading. Missouri
eased off from SIPS to $125.S7i5, Germauis
was slow at S2i2 and Colonial easy at s222
In the bank list Mechanics was the only
active issue. with sales early at S3ls and
later at $3.50.
In the miscellaneous group Central Coal
and Coke was the center of attraction. The
stock opened well at s67.25, dropped to S6S
and again advanced to 1915.
There was little trading at the afternoon
session. Transit eased off to $31 and the
per cent bonds were steady at $3.50. Mis-
souri, Trust was weak at S125.5O. Other Is
sues were about steady, with the exception
of Central Coal and Coke, which receded to
s66.50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

opened with a firm tone. but with narrow deal
ings Most Of the early trades We're made ad-
vanclng prices. but dealings continued In small
volume during the later session and with some
irreguiarty developing In sympathy with the
heavier tone Of the inside market. The after
noon session and the close Of the curb market
were dull and featureless Final prices show ir-
regular changes for the day and total transac-
lions were estimated at about l0Oa0 shares
Northern Securities showed early firmness ana
sold at 10tft4loi@. Later in the day 1t sold at
10 shares in all changing hands Greene Com
back to % FOR about 1,sOO shares United
states Steel 5s sold at ssh for Is. and 80 cuban
bs sold at 3pSS. Can common sold Mt l3 for 100
shares. and 100 shares Of the preferred cold at
e5 San Francisco Traction common sold at c3H
Tor loo shares and an odd lot OF the preferred
sold at 6SH Illinois Transportation sold at /
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
SPECULATIVE MOVEMENT
QUICKLY LOSES FORCE
WALL STREET AGAIN BE.
COMES APATHETIC.
Strength That Appears Is Confined
to Few Issues-Call
Money Is Easy.

New York. June n.-The speculative
movement which broke prices yesterday
was no longer in evidence to-day, but the
market slipped back into a rather apathetic
condition, the dealings dropping we'll below
half million shares again. OF this total
large proportion was concentrated in a
few leading stocks. notably United States
Steel, Missouri Pacific, St. Paul and the
Wabash. The support of United States
Steel was effective in steadying the mar
ket, as yesterdays sharp break in that
stock had unsettled sentiment In the whole
ina of stoess Ss large
This served to relieve a latent feeling that
iiminary to a prolonged bear campaign.
To-dayfs strength was restricted to few
points and was not very well maintained,
nH sontSWesterns SSUasng % and I St. Paul absorbed
large share Of the strength.
Rise in St. Louis Southwestern.
St. Louis Southwestern preferred rose
| nearly points and In connection with
slightly greater rise in Chicago and East
ern Illinois gave rise to a report that the
latter road was to be purchased by the
former. The movement in the Western
news. which was rather unfayorable as 10
grain. The coalers were rather neglected
and moved in narrow and Irregular way way
currency movement up to Thursday night OF
over 100000 gave rise to the hope of a
favorable bank statement tomorrow, as
the offsetting absorption by the Subtreas-
ury for the same period was only SsI,OoO
Bankers expressed the opinion this evening
that the statement would show a consider
able expansion in loans, but the continued
ease of call money does not indicate that
the surplus has been materially impaired
More attention was given to the sterling
market which advanced an additional frac-
ton, London selling stocks here freely
Continental exchange was also strong
while sterling at Paris fell another frac-
ton.
Bank of England Gains Gold.
The Bank Of England gained nearly 81
10000 in gold yesterday, WHICH is reas,
world in view of the heavy semiannual re-
qutrenents upon that institution. Heavy
pension payments during the week are the
cause OF the light demands of the New
York Subtreasury upon the money market
It Is a notable fact that the Governments
surplus revenue is still under s40 ,000 for
this month, compared with nearly Sl,oO0, 900
for the same period in last June, and re-
ports from Washington indicate that the
Treasury authorities hardly expect the
years surplus to reach the estimated figure
of Ss0.00o6Oo. With ten days remaining of
| the fiscal year the surplus is stln below
are delaying the harvesting of grain. PROM
ise also to postpone the demand on New
York for money to move the crops.
There waf an active demand for some OF
the Southwestern railroad bonds. The mar
ket generally was irregular. Total sales,
par value. s, $3.50 United States 2s cp.
declined a per cent on the last CALL
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
,I,,no,. AppeIiate Court.

Springfield ILL.,, June 0.-Decisions werf
Third District of the Appellate Court to-
day as follows:
Foberts: NaTkee VS. The People; Chicago and Al
ION Railroad Company vs.. The City OF Carlin,
vs.. sharp ct al Littlejohns exr, etc.t vs. Hun
ct all Reddick ct al. vs. SummsIs' G ~ Sdvsrs s,ar W.
Company: Bum VS.. The People: Danei ct az. vs.
Arnold adnr. etc. Clark VS.. The nniVersity OF
willie VS.. Noone.
Reversed and Remanded-Staninger 81 al. VS..
Reversed. with Special Finding OF Facts-.Illi-
nois Central Railroad Company VS.. fintrock;
Reversed and demanded. With Directions
Dickerson VS.. Gritton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
Third Call.
The Banks,

New York June 20-Close: Money on call
steady, 2a3 per cent; closed offered 2 Prime mer-
firm. with actual business in bankers bills at
ASSN for demand and 81 SIS q4.s5h for 50 days:
Ns4IkQ4 s5ls; Mexican dollars 42i4c; Government
bonds easy State bonds inactive; railroad
Cincinnati, O.. June 2O-Money at sh9e per
cent. New York exchange par to loc premium.
New York. June 2o.-Exchanges. $50 Oss2s1;
Phiiedalphia June 2a-Cearings. $50 ~, SOL:
balances 81, ,sSS.Ss. Money 494ls per cent.
ances. S47et5s Money 8 per cent:
Boston. June 2o.-Exchanges. S9s,'os. f66; bal
Rnces. 81. LAGOS.
Chicago June 2o:--C1earings. s2s. 800 ga; bal.
ances, x2.216 7o3. Posted exchange As6 for 90
days: s.ssls on demand; New York exchange SOC
premium.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
IN INTEREST OF CATTLEMEN.
Law to Compel UnIOndiuE of Ship
ments EYery Forty Hours.

Washington. June 2O.-The cattle interests
of the Southwest have been ohjecting to
the provision of the present law that live
stock shall be unloaded from cars every
twenty-eight hours for rest, feed and
water, and the House Committee on Com
merce to-day ordered favorable report on
a bill urged by these interests, liking the
period at forty hours This is claimed to
Insure humane treatment and not unduiy
to burden the cattle shippers
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

LONDoN-Andrew Carnegie's benefac-
tions in the. shape OF libraries are of al
most daily occurrence He has just offered
the burgh of Patrick. near Glasgow, flo 900,
providing Its officials undertook to conduct
lie libraries act
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
BURTON WILL DE A CANDIDATE.
Agreement Reached After CONFER
ence With Hanna and Dick.

Washington. June Ex-senator Hanna and
Representatives Burton ard Dick held
conference this afternoon over the contro-
versy over Burton's accepting the renon-
ination from the Cleveland district Atter
the conference 1t was stated that satis.
burton would remain a candidate.
Although another conference Is 10 oe
held it is expected that the basis or set
Element will be that the County Committee
Will conduct the county campaign, and that
MIR. Burton will organize the Congressional
Committee to conduct his campaign
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

COLUMBIA, MO.-The Reverend Doctor
w. J. Lhamon Of Columbia has been aP.
pointed dean of the Missouri Bible CoiisSe
of the Christian Church located here. Inc
appointment follows the resignation OF the
Reverend Doctor w T. Moore, VINO ga tne
neld the deanship since that time.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
New York stock ouotu,ion..

MI, ST. Louis Friday, June 90 1902
80 me pShoWlne SHOWS the opening. highest, low
s,do,: sst ane G Sosne ,quotatons IN The New York
22SocK sxchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
Inc Republic by Francis, Bro. n Co M
2lt North Fourth street. w. w.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
Yesterdays Bank CIenrIn~..


Sesterdays Clearing house statement showed
clearings S.e42, 9d; balances S6f6.566: Compares
with clearings F,076.sis balances SSI5,0sg Thurs
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

NEW YORK-Charles F. Jones. who was
valet to William Marsh Rice, the murdered
Texas millionaire, and who confessed that
in conjunction with Albert T. Patrick he
caused the death of Rice. has been admitted
to bail in the sum of 81 coo. Jones will be
taken to Texas by brother.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

MANLLA-No trace has been found OF the
four American school teachers of CeDu'
Island OF Cebu. who started on a days out
ing June 10. Additional scouting parties
have been sent out to look for them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

Clearings were up TO the weeks average and
transactions at the banks were large Discount
rates for call and time loans were arm between
and per cent. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
Bar silver.

bar Silver.
New York. June 29-Bar silver b24sc per ounce
London steady at "a Slid per ounce.
Treasury Statement.
so, ,la5, lf6; gold 500, ~, ,7I
New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Sew York. June 30.-The curb market to-day
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
Mining Stocks in New York.
New York. June 2o.-Closing quotations on min

BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
New York, June 2o-Sales of bonds were made
ere to-day as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis win show slight chanrs.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 1871 fs<e In.
dicating a rise Of 3 Of a foot during DE last
"a hours
Business along the levee was good offerings
being slightly above the aytraEe
Weather cool and rainy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
Mining shares.
Domestic Exchange.

whitaker & Co. bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers, No.. 800 North Fourth
street, quote exchange as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphis, S7.o0-Round Trip, $1,000
Including Meals and Berth.
For Chester Grand Tower. Cape Girardeau,
and Natchez. taking freight for all way landings
this side of New Orleans and landings on Arkau-
River to Pine Bluff.
REES LEE. Tuesday. June "a. p. M
PETERS LEE, Friday. June 81. .. m.
From vharfoOat. foot oS olive st
Phones: Main 1905: KinIocn a 75s.
W. E. Albitz. Com. Agt-: D. n. Counors. Ssn
AEt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
First Call.
Second Gall.

1000 Atch d.. .103S Shore BIS. $50
1000 B & o slas. 81 700 P e ist .1oO6h
5000 G + con IS. 102A 1900 Sou Ry 6s...
500 Cen Br NJ 12sA@124
e6.eo c Q joint 4s ....... .s0Ss9A
Is ...9e4ls 5000 ST L W Ist
3o.0 900 Cen Ga I'd 99hfh
inc ..-.s4i49 IS 5000 Do 2d........SI
1000 Do I'd inc: z 1900 st l. s. "
$500 & G N..100Gh 3hs s2k
5000 NJ 3d.......1l 5000 Third Ave
b5, ,0o0 Mex Cen 1st As .......10lhGR
inc Blk li5.o0o U con 4s..
10000 II K T st L 10T&4B
As ........s6l1 81 10. 900 Wis Cen is.. 1915
5000 n & w Poca 2s5, 900 Wab deb B..
Coal 4s...... s3B 76lQ77h
1000 n P 3s..... f4Gh 5000 wab LIST IS. .1IsA
5000 n C Lake
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass. June ao.-Quotations on none,
bonds. stocks and mining shares:
Money.
Gail loans s1a@4 per cent: time loans 49S.
Bonds.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21

EAGLE PACKET COMPANY
The Only side-Wheei Steamer for,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, COMMERCE
And all way LANDINGS steamer Cape Grarcsaa
Illinois River.
Str Bald EaEie for Peoria and all way landinx.
Wednesdays and Saturday,: p
81. Louis Chester Cape 6IrardsaH uas.
Daily Service.
STR, CITY OF SHEFFIELD.
VIII lsays wharfboat, foot Of Pine street Mon.
days Wednesdays and Fridays at D N. foa
Grand Tower and all landings.
STR. CHESTER
VIII leave ruesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays a. 4
{ D. m for Cape Girardsau and All princiDal1
landings Quick time. best Recommendations.
Phones, Main tsA and A liz
JOHN Il AASsINGALE. Agent
COLUMBIA PACKET COMPANY.
Ths emily regular Ste. asneVisvs St Nsrys saA
Chester packed.
STEAMER COLUMBIA.
Leaves every Tuesday Thursday and saturdar
ut D m, from Diamond 10 wharfoost
HUNTER BEN JENKINS. General ASun,
Phone Main 2l4TA
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-21
Chicago Stock Market.

Reported by @. H. walker & Co, No $40 Nor
Fourth street: -
Evening star., 1902-01-15
FOR RENT-BY THOS. j. FISHER a CO.
INCORPORATED. l4l4 L ST y

FOR RESToBI iESppB6, THos ,T49S 7; FISHER 8 GO,
III, Conn avnw lsth abosa sr rs Sw
1881 \ Ii av, i5r. .2os 80 10r. so 90
s$s = wv M @ 7s i7ss n~ Esp'sPi &c
issi ssss ny. :5ss:SS g lsi$ nv, g
sol 1eth NV. isr 100 90 1884 18th NV, nw 90
1923 1923 lea Isshp p l SS ISs
90 18th NV sS IS ss ist
1ssi 1ssI nws a1 ng iSf sw sr
sSs 10Th ior ss champlans d2s ave-. seS00
sSs nw. n Is NV Waffin; p Chevy
tsts nos Sins ay nv, Tor % % Chase. II. 800
@ ssss iais. i $500 $500 Lot g sss De, osr
1873 kenssaw nM iof Fir LG.s Ss, ,Gs es
FURNISHED-PER ANSUM.
18th bet & Z NV. 5000 3 near 18TH NV. i 500
ith sth Ina pea WSodsg Sod s1s
No Howard az: 900 BET sath&slst nv I.soS
10th bet NV 900 Yale bet IsthSi S 300 500
Conn Com nv bet Ia 300 18Th nr Dupont cir 100
bet fpaas.'shs ses aotSast Raes aw
Mass Mass sy nr 18th NV. 2. 400 18th bet q & NV $3.50
Conn aS bet krk st. heTs Mash chss hsss
18th bet & M..2e9o GercOran near 18th. 800
The Maury No 49, Ar $40 = The Maury, No. 80, 4r $40
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND UNFURTISH-
ED APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
OFFICES
Buiidng Sth 4 ID $2o0.0o, 1l1i f. desirable Offices
2d55 9d5It "a hoor 10000 go +. desirable Offices
W. l.. af :... 300 8b5-i 1th desirable Offices
t45i 7 % front 200 Century bldg new
Si.-I4 SE r. Ir; l5o0 bldg, all imps, single
able Offices from $3.50 per mo Entire doors
w, 70 sSo.VV. Si2o per mo.
1423 F. desirable Offices
STORES.
Buuding st'&D. $500 623 NV (base).. s25 90
,slo u NV. 90 2925 NJ st......... .35 90
fSt IA ay NV 1900
- STABLES.
iioa Mass av (rearls40.0o 1723 NV Orr 15 90
itS NV trear) 81 50 l70S 18th NV (rear) 10 90
laia ! NV trear) 500 12ls 9th NV (rear1 g 90
10i2 14th NV trearpS1S.Ooi
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE RFNT
ING AM COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTIES
FOR fnI list of furnished and unfurnished houses
hats offices, stores and stables apply at Office.
Evening star., 1902-01-15
SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-s-R00M HOUSE AND OUTBUuD-
ings with of land. at North Lanedon
D. G.. on City and Suburban R.R.; rent cheap:
open for inspection. Mrs. MARY SHERWOOD
ta15-3ts-4 .i
FOR RENT-7-RoOM COTTAGE, BRIG HTWOOp
Park, vacant Feb. 1. SIS per mo. f. g. COZ
IINS 703 18th st. NV. tnear CO. dfS-3t
FOR SALE-IMPR0yED PROPERTIES RANG
ing fn price from 81 500 to S5009 In blooming
dale section, lexington southeast, southwest and
store on ct. n.e.: terms to suit.
ja14-5t r. d. FOSTER. 9g7 G st. NV
Choice Montgomery county farma. ranging IN
eaxe from % to COO acres. Prices. SO to kl00
ger acre ". NJ. TERRELL
With B. III. Warner Co..
noe-h Ole 1t. NV.
FOR RENT INTHK0P HEIGHTs-D DEsIKA EIt:
room cottare. 50 PER month; 6 min. % n 4 D.
Inquire at the r. o. oc23-w&s 20t
Evening star., 1902-01-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

E EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS On
the District of Columbia. Washington. January ID
'ieo2-ordered. That the crder of July i8. 1907
changing section 8 Of article of the Police Rerr
lations Dry reducing the number OF vehicles nd
stand No from u 10 fs hereby amended by
providnE that the vehicles at said stand be moved
north Of the alley 18th street. HENRY n ~
MAtFAkLAND JOHN W ROSS. JOHN BmDIf
commissioners OF the District OF Columbia IL
Evening star., 1902-01-15

FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL QNC1, III 14rH.
UNFURNISHED.
S. 400 ". 1925 NJ. 1Sr&bss5 SO. 80 NV. 1or&b
500 1900 18th NV 15r&2b $50 30. so Seaton Trsb
$500. .916 18th, 10r&2bS3o so. :. .4S NV srlb
$50; 1922 Vt ay 2or. Sb $40 .l3I S. Ir&b
sl5o ss nw 15rssb ia2s Sfassa; SFSS
$65. .241O 18th, 11r&b$ $25 so. 5l2 I'd ne 6r&b
$65. 5.1s6l Mintwd pl. .iIr, b $2s so SO NV. sto&dw
SEQ 1873 Harvard 12r&b So. Cot'ge & 2Oae Benn' &
$Go. & &Sto&dw, 800 | NV SIS Stable r'r 14I6 / NV
so IS 19i2 NV, 1or&b s23. 50. $40 d ne. crab
$50. 1925 18th, ,l2r sto&sta$ $22 5i3 10th ne sr&b
800 lo08 Mass av, ia 5r $22 so. .2O03 9Th 6r&b
$50 i1ss s. srSb 80 Flat @ $50 m nv. SsSS .sS b
800. 1915 Howard ar. Orb $3.50. .l539 2ssth Sr&b
..l21o Cap: 10r&b S15. .1l9 14th NV. stable
$43. 1928 I. 9r&b 81 SO. .6I6 10th ne, 6r&b
S4260. e0.2 n. lor&b $50. IL Chester ct. 4r&w
so l:27 av,10r&b 7.50. . Chester CT, 4r&w
$50 ns sr9S Rear Rear sls NJ nM Mass staS as
So. 1926 18th sto&sta SEQ .sI9 me- store
Co.. Sc 7 NV. store s.. .sss Ind aT basement
CALL AT ife OFFICE FOR FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
FOR Rent 2si1 18th ST. HANDSOME NEW
stone and brick. Parior, dining room and kitchen
on one floor; bed rooms; modern BATH laundry.
jaI5-st STONE & FAIRFAX, sOs Sos r 81. NV
FOR RENT.REDUCED TO sso50-THOsE EI.E-
CANT new houses. Iso and 1s4 st. NV; .
2.:tory back porches. This Is a low rent; worth
$3s. STONE & FAIRFAX,
1alo-ot S06 4 sos st. NV.
FOR RENT-oNLY $3I 58-THAT EIFGANT NEW
house-peyer occupied-3539 Morgan ave-; :;-
: story colonial house: rooms deep on each floor;
tiled bath. porcelain tub; nrst-class heating
plant; best make of range; side windows; KEY ut
1885; but one short square from 11th 81. car
line. which will soon be running
STONE FAIRFAX, see & sos st. NV.
ja15-3t
FOR RENT-24es 14TH ST NV ONE OF
those beautiful tsrownstone dwellings one block
north OF the boundary: contains rooms and
bath: heated by latrobes: rental S35 per mo
Apply to THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc
1915 81 NV. ja15-3t .
FOR RENT-1a54 sis ST. S.W nEXIRARTE
house. containing and bath: henfej hr
latrobes. price. so per Apply 10 THOMAS
= j. FISHER d Co. 1nc 1414 4 81. NV lsIs-st
FOR ESr-UNFURNIsHED-
1ll6 ST. NV, q rooms bath. :. So, 80
l46 Thomas st. NV, q rooms hath, q AZ
80 l. st. NV, q rooms hath. .....: I6 40
1l07 fth SIS @ rooms, bath .,....- IL an
81 A Prnspeet ct. 8 rooms. stable. Ia So
g COLLINS. 7os 18th st. NV. nesr Co
FOR RENT-Bf wEAyEK BIfls. lAis ST. s ~
1s47 Chm at. 10 rooms. baths ........ sos 90
2e2S st. NV. 10 rosms and bath. n so
1927 a2d st.. NV. rooms and bath. --.... q. SO
S3l 1fth st. NV, store e-:..-.-.--.-...... % 90
1850 NJ 81, nw.. sterc. 1850
de11-u
Evening star., 1902-01-15
F0K RENT-BY R. Q. HoLTzMAN. NEAL ESTATE

foR lENT-BY Il. o. H0LTZMAN. NEAL ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and r. SITS. NV.
Chamoerfins and 141S L, 1918 18th NV. sr. 40 80
3sr. 5b. per an. 81. 600 737 9Th NV. iIr .3s so
~ Laf So. 2or, OBJ, e21 Il av, Ar. 80. 90
etc. per annum. 4 600 400 Fla NV, Or. .25 90
1927 \ II av 20r 2b 2 500 I'LL + NV 4r q 90
Marini Hail. g14 E.200.00 HOS 10th NV. 7r. - 80
500 18th NV. 21r. So 80 602 Erie st SrSsta 20 90
1865 Miutw'd pl. .14r 70 90 522 9th sw sr l6 co
ST. Conn av, Tor. 7a.O0 30s 18th NV. sr. so
9lI NV, 15r&sta. 1000 13 Decatur ne, 6r l. 80
1921 ii, Or apts. $500 227 NV. fats. H. 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
near 18th, l5r.. .$3,1J9 Il nr 10th. ier. 500
Mass av & 24th. 20r 3 900 10th Il, Tar. $50
II av & L. 2or.. 3 900 Cap nr I'd 15r, 2b. $50
Conn av nr s. 16r, ,2b 500 Wyoming av, 1Sr 20 $50
Iowa circle, 15r. 2b.2.4O0 10th near Q, Sr. I25
10Th near z, LOT. 800 Riggs near 18th, Sr. 100
OFFICES
Atlantic Coast Line 639 + nw...$j to $50 so
bldg" from $40 to $35 40 La av.. $40 $500
iii b NV, I'd {, Pr. .35 90 i03 7th NV. 10 90
STORES.
STABLES.
81! av trear) $12 50 204 Pa av Sc (rear) IS 90
3ll 1 treart. 500 ial3-ff