Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-14
APARTMENrs no LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FLAT. 1o1s ST.
ne rooms and bath; nicely paPered; nearly
new new , plenty Of light and ventilation; porcelain
b. 7. SAUL. 9TH and L SITS. NV. no1sn
FOR RENT-APARTsfENTs II THE "ALBERT,''
tSio~ st; nv: and rooms; With bath every,
FOR RENT-paRTY WITH OUTSIDE FOUR
f room housekeeping apartment in Fauagni,
1 1so% honsessspins apartment in MariSerouss
18TH 81 Wiling to pay difference In rental
s saa n oee Of
FOR RENT-THE La GRANDE, 9Th ST. NV
pet = and SITS, opposite pension bureau. med
newly renovated throughout. Price $3.50 pei
FOR edn.l RESTnSEsERAL r, ArARIMENTS HAND
s to aa0H1s FsaEF Co. ms Z, s~
FOR RENT-FT.AT, CosIPLETELY FURNISHED
for light housekeeping; suitable for two only.
s noa
FOR RENT-sTEAM- HEATED FLATS
THE FARRAGuT.m cor 17th and ! SITS;
..,, suitable for bachelor or physician;
Ian;v !, one , IoSns and bath
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FOR RENT-BY DAVIS sTURTEvANT.
14o4 @ ST. NV.
Europe. desire to rent for few months their
furnished apartment in THE MENDOZA"
all beautifully furnished and the lease VIII in
sewing machine. china. bedding. linen and kitchen
utensils rare opportunity ia here offered for
in the city.
Permit 70 inspect between 2 and 5 p m. given by
nos-7t " o. ih'' AMI if's u ST. NV
FOR RENT-APARTMENT, MISSIONER, 10Th
ana sfs: three broom housekeeping apart
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FOB Or RE RENT Il. AID BATH HorsEkEBP-
ing nat: large rooms and very comfortabie; adults
9th and ' 10th. iHoi"oop ST. MOI Ses ast.
FOR RENT
THE PoRTNER, ABSOLUTELY EIREpRooF,
One of those beautiful six room and bath house
keeping n apartments; outside sunny rooms. Also
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FOR RENT-IN THE PEBBLETON,'' WITHIN ~
blocks Dupont Circle, beautiful room apart
bath. buffers pantry. kitchen. etc EARLY 4
HAMPTON. e15 14th st. NV. oc3O-tf
FOR RENT
THE DUPONT APARTMENT HOUSE.
10Th ST. BETWEEN AND SITS. NV.
raSlENI AVE-, WILL BE
COMPLETED AND READY FOR oCCU-
FANCY NOV. Is; THOROUGHLY MODERN;
SIX AND SEVEN ROOMS, HoUSEKEEP-
ING APARTMENTS: THE LARGEST ROOMS
OF ANY APARTMENT HOUSE IN THIS
CITY; EVERY ROOM AN OUTSIDE ROOM;
LET ROOMS THROUGHOUT. FOR RATES
APPLY ON iREMISES OR TO OWNER.
FRANKLIN 7. SANNER, 1851 COLUMBIA
ROAD. oc3O-tf
FOR RENTmsUPERB APARTMENTs. 1.-THE We;
ronica;" 2os 18th s.w;; adjacent to Agricultural
Department; parior, dining room: THREE bed
a sod sm ns
and complete apartments; steam heat; gas
pee taGGs ssee sg t. 81 ssc about st
ny Office hours: 900 to HOO. 800 to $50.
FOR RENT.oNE 70 sIX;RooM APARTMENTs
per month P W. ROBERTSON. Agent; The
FOR OR, n Ell. CONCORD: NEw H al
apartments Cafe in building ocIs,tf
FOR REST-H IIo Flats y THE
osII.tf HERBERT A GILL 1915 St NV.
FOR RENT--'THE DRIsCoIL." 1sT AND SITS.
NV; has for rent handsomely furnished and IN
with or without housekeeping facilities also sin,
ess t. apa
excellent cafe; filtered water: electric lights.
L. A. MCKEE, Mgr. seS-tf
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-FURNLsHED COTTAGE AT WASH
ington Grove, LIST ave.; perfect repair; slso; ST
N. G. ave. Sc nol3-3t"
LOST AND FOUND.
FoUND-A PIECE OF JEwELRY OWNER WILL
send description to w. II. E., Star office. it,
LosT-Nov L. BETWEEN 2224 9Th ST. NV.
'John. Dec 1, 1896" Liberal reward II re-
turned to above address. nof43t'
LOsT-OCT. 20, LADIES' SILVER PURSE AND
chain, name engraved. on st. or at 9th and
sts.; containing pocket pieces. Reward II
returned to Star Office. no132t'
LOST-AT THE ELIZABETH CADY STANTON
memorial meeting Thursday evening, a Persian
shawl Liberal reward if returned to Star office.
LOsT-s2 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RE-
turn Of two driving whips lost 7th ST. W. L.
MANGAN, 1919 L st. NV. 1t
LOST-ABOUT $780, BETWEEN METROPOLITAN
Bank and ST. car on east side Of 18th. Re-
turn. and receive suitable reward, Dewey HOTEL
LOST-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON 18TH ST NEAR
NJ. Reward If returned to 1917 NJ st. NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington, d. c., Nov. /.
1902-Notice is hereby given that the Commits
the following named improvements, VIII oh are, In
their Judgment, necessary for the publ C he afth:
safety and comfort. Assessments for ene-talI 81
the cost Of the same Will be made as provfdtd in
public act No. III. approved August T., 1894.
Parties who are interested In the proposed work
hearing at the District building "Wednesday,
November 10, 1902, at IL O'Clock am, in the
oil rhn dnctra ntAta Enn-