davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1905-07-05

The contest over the will OF
Samuel Fales Dunlap, who died In
March last at the age of eighty, at his
residence, No. is West Twenty-second
street, where he had for years lived the
life of a ~recluse, was begun before Sur
:Jgate Fitzgerald to-day. Two wills
have been h!ed for probate, one just
after his death, which was undated,
and lett the entire estate to Halliburton
n: Fales, ana the other last Friday,
which is dated Jan. .. 1888. leaving only
the residue TO Fales.
The contestants of the first will are
w. Halliburton. Samuel W. and Joseph
B~ridgham, first cousins of the testator.
lhtY allege that the will OF Jan. 2,
1903. is the last will, but the first wit
ness called to-day was Samuel w. Case,
loan CLERK OF The Second National Bank
ana one of the witnesses of the I'M
dated will, ana he said the undated
Will was made on Oct. -, 1904.
on that daEe, ne said. ne was called
into the Presidents office and asked
10 witness the signing of Mr.. Dunlap's
Will. He did so.
that MIR, Dunlap had done business with
the bank for many years and that he
was OF sound mind and apparently I'M
der no restraint whatever.
But why is this will undated?' asked
Col. Bartlett for the contestants.
81 do not know unless It Is because
there was to be a meet ng of the Board
of Directors of on bank that morning
At 10 o'clock and every one was in a
hurry TO got out said Mr.. Case.
Mir. Case added that he was perfectly
sure of the date. as the ,Wice-President
OF the bank noted the will. and it was
Or. Edward p. Fowler. who for
MANY years had been the testator's
physician, testified that Mr.. Dunlap
was always peculiar, and hat after
I h. death of his mother in 1857 hn
lived alone with one r'two s]ervants
and n housekeeper.
He lived a secluded. life" said the
ais REGULAR traits
Did he use alcohol" asked Col.
Bartlett.
he was not allowed to answer the
question whether he used 1t to excess
Well, how much alcohol did he use
in t~wenty-four hours?" persisted Col.
Bartlett.
Il have known him to drink one bot
tie Of brandy. a half-bottle of whiskey
ana n bottle of champagne in twenty
our hours" replied the physician.
How often did ne use that amount?"
"Off and on for twenty years was
,he Response.
Asked az to the cause of Mr.. Dunlap's
death. the witness replied that it was
caused by acute inflammation of the
ANOIlltNll.
Dr.. Fowler testified that the testator
was eccentric in dress. was shabby In
appearance, and only bought clothes at
long intervals.
I'm the last fifteen years of his ltfe
he only bought one suit of clothes. He
never bought a straw hat said the
witness. He testified that Dunlap was
wiring a book when he died.
What was the %title?" asked counsel.
Il don't remember. He changed 1t
every ,!me | called
What was the subject?"
Il don't know, although l read the
manuScriE through"
The evening world., 1905-07-05
CROWDS SHOT DOWN
IN ST. PETERSB URG

ST. PETERSBURG, July 5-Cosacks fired on the Putof
works strikers this morning.
The trouble was started by the arrest of a youth who was entering
the works. The policemen who took him into custody suspected the
young man of having dynamite in his possession.
The latter, on being made a prisoner, drew a revolver and kIled
the policeman and was himself wounded by a bullet fired by another
policeman.
The strikers quickly congegated on the Peerhof road and Co.'S
sacks were ordered to dkperse them.
The soldiers charged, using their whips, and then fired a voley,
causing several casualties among the strikers. -
The excitement in the district is intense.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
PATRIOTS FINED 81 A

Magistrate Finn in tho Essex Market
Court to-day fined thirty men and boys
81 each for having revolvers In their
possession on the Fourth OF JULY. All
declared they were only celebrating the
daY and wanted To be patriotic.
Herman ROsmarinc, sixteen year rs old,
nj No, lSl Stanton street, WAS also hnod
IS by Magistrate Fnn for setting off q
cannon flrecracker which ignited tho
skirt of Miss Annie Lehman. nineteen
years old. OF No. $50 Fast Third street,
Magistrate Barlow made a uniform
fine OF 81 in twenty-five OF thirty cases.
and fined two 81 zach for discharg.np
pistols and added an additional fine OF
81 because he decided the ovs were moi
telling the truth when they declared
they did not discharge pistols.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
$11S,5SJ FOR STATE
ON WAR

ALBANY. July AL that New York
State spent in equipp!ng troops for the
War OF 1872 will be recovered with In
terest from the Federal Government.
The United States Treasury Department
notified ACCOMPLISHMENT Mayer to-day
that the State had bean allowed sllS.-
1851, which is the $4,000 originally ex-
pended for this purpose, with acoumu-
lated interest OF nearly a century.
This allo vance is made by authority
OF "A special act passed by the last Con-
gress, which affects in the same wav all
that equipped men for the War
of 1912, The various sums will be put
In the general deficiency bill to be in
PRODUCED when Congress meets again.
The money will &c INTO the general
State Treasury fund.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
RUSSIAN PIRATE
SHIP IN BOLD RAID
HAS CITY IN TERROR
: INV VI NV '-''''O'
Potemkine Rebels Surprise People Of Theo-
dosia in the Crimea, Levy on Them
for Supplies, and Demand Full
Protection While in Port.
(By Associated Press.)

THEODOSIA, July 5-The Russian btteship Kniaz Poternkine
has arrived here and asked for coal provisions and medical attendance.
The mutneers demanded that the authorities of the town guarantee
their safety during the stay of the ship here.
Later in the day raised the standard of rebellion and issued the fol-
lowing declaration:
"The crew of the Knaz Potenkine notify the foreign powers that the
decisive struggle has begun against the Russian Government. We con-
slider it to be our duty to declare that we guarantee the complete inviola-
blty of foreign ships navigating the Black Sea as we'll as the invoablty
of foreign ports"
arrived at Theodosia, a port on the eastern shore Of the Crimean penin-
sma without the torpedo-boat which she towed out Of the harbor OF Kus-
tent.
SANK TORPEDO-BOAT?
1t is believed the batleship took the rew Of the torpedo-boat on
board and abandoned or sank her while o the a. to Theodosia.
The torpedoboat destroyer, Smeulvy, which went in pursuit OF the
Knaz Potemkine evidently failed to overtake her, as she has lot been
reported.
doned by the Admiralty, as a report from the authorities OF Theodosia
shows there are dissensions among the mudneers, a portion OF the crew
favoring surrendering.
Fighting is believed to have occurred on board the batte-ship during
the voyage. This is supported by the demand for a doctor. The ship Is
short Of provisions and coal, and the Admiralty believes her career will
soon be ended.
TO THE TOWN..
The ringeaders of the muuny, however, realizing that they have put
their heads in the moose and that they have nothing to los have de-
manded coal and provisions at Theodosa under the penalty of lombard
Ing the town.
the support Of the revolutioniss, Batoum, which is fortified. beng too
dangerous a haven.
In the absence Of supporting warships it is doubtful whether the au-
thoriues of Theodosa dare Ito resist the demands of the muuneers.
board, is at Theodosia
All the foreign shipping in the Black Sea has been warned against the
Kniaz Potemkine, which, in view of the desperate situation of her crew,
will probably not hesitate to hoist the skull and crossbones.
ODESSA, July s. 2l7s p Mt is reported that tho battle ship Kniaz
Potemkine appeared to-day off Alderman, twenty-seven miles southwest
OF Odessa.
On July 3 a torpedo-boat entered the harbor o. Alderman and de-
handed coal i, and aI provisions lions The authorities refused to furnish them,
obtained all the supplies she required.
The evening world., 1905-07-05

show last Wednesday night and mads
accusations that she resented. He bent
her and went AWAY.
II don't know how ! got home" she
SAID; but got there and went to bed.
matter with me, and I suffered until
Monday morning. when ! couldn't stand
Neither persuasion nor ~entreaty could
drag from her the name OF tho man SIZE
accused. She looks upon the AFFAIR with
Coney Island philosophy.
He'll find out he was wrong and he'l
eriffer." she explained. at wOuldn't do
any good tn have him arrested and
take him away from his Job" ~
Detectives have been sent out to trace
the assallant of the woman. but with
small prospect OF success. She told the
Coroner that he was not known at the
concert hall. and she refused TO tell
where the fight In which she sustained
her injuries took place.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
JAIL
NOT A

RUssELIvILI.E. KY. July 9Th.
crowd which overpowered the taller last
night, and which was thought to be q
mob intent upo hanging the four men
under trial here for attacking Mary
BLADDER. Is now generally believed TO
have been a rescue party made up of
friends OF the prisoners.
Jim Lyon. who was carried out OF
residence portion Of the taii. II is
thought that when he heard shots fred
bv the officers at Sacra, who was try
Ing to make his escape. he became
sitsmsnt 10 Intense to-dAA
The evening world., 1905-07-05
RECLUSE, IT
SEEMS, DRANK
WEE DRAPPEE"
Of Brandy, One Of Cham
payne and Pint Of Whiskey
in Course Of One Day.
DID S. f. DUNLAP
ISL {?

How much alcohol did he use in
uwenty-four hours?'
Il have known him to drink one
bottle of brandy, a half bottle of
whiskey and a bottle of champagne
in t~wenty-four hours"
How often did he use that
amount?'.
"Off and on for twenty years"
What did he die Off"
ACUTE Inflammation of the stom-
4ch."
Testimony in the Dunlap will con
st to-day.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
BROKER SUSPENDED,

Lawrence NJ. ~Starbuck. a trader on the
Consolidated Exchange, was unable to
settle his obligations to the Clearing
House sheets today and was temporar?
lily suspended. Under the rules OF the
Exchange he has t~wcnty-four hours in
which to make good. Starbuck. It Is I'M
derstood. was caught in the rise Of
wheat on Monday and Is short in that
product. He Is a young man and has
been n trader on the Exchange for
about three years. He lives in Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
ROOT IS NOT
WILLING To
SUCCEED HAY
Hesitates When Roosevelt
Asks Him to Consider Re-
Entering Cabinet.

ISpcc1nI 70 The Evening Worldly
CLEVELAND, July "a special from
on board the train which bore President
Roosevelt to Cleveland to-day Tvs
THE President, before III retired Tues
day night. had II. confidential talk with
Ehhu Root, who Joined the party ut
Jersey City.
During this consultation it Is UNDER
stood That the President asked Mr.. Root
to consider the idea Of returning to the
Cabinet in the fall.
ALTHOUGH 1t is understood that Root
gave the President no definite answer,
there being no ~out-and-out offer, 1t is
believed that he told Mr.. Roosevelt that
his business connections made since his
retirement from the Cabinet would pre-
vent his re-e5iering public life.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
Why He Raised the Rents.

Mr.. Cohen says he bought the two
he made out the rent roll he found he
was going to be shy after he had paid
the mortgages.
Il went nicely to the tenants" he
declared. land old them | would a
raise make OF 81 and s.. and oh my,
such a behaving!
II am afraid OF my life. Some Of the
tenants are afraid to pay the rent, too,
for the others threaten to break every
bone in their bodies. See what they
sent me. I took it right Town to the
police station
Mr.. Cohen produced a very dirty pos,
tai card on which was written in an
almost unintelliglble scrawl:
MY Dear Landlord-You ar razing
the rent. You have a great mistake.
We will break every bone in your
boldly If you don't pull your raze
back until the end of the mont. We
advice you to do 1t for your health,
II you want to leave yet.
BLACK HAND"
81 never had such treatment COM
planned Mr.. Cohen.
AS for the women tenants, they can't
talk fast enough and shrill enough to
proclaim their Indignation. Every
where are signs of dissatisfaction.
How They Make War.
On the front of the houses are flaming
posters in Yiddish. put up by the ten
ants, calling for a strike against pay
ing tho rem.
Up to to-day Mr.. Cohen has torn them
down. but after this mornings gather
Ing on the sidewalk. when the children
assisted tle tonEue-lashing of their
mothers. with IL few well-directed blows
from ancient garbage, Mr.. Cohen
remble at the thought of leaving his
rooms
The evening world., 1905-07-05

Oceanic. Liverpool. United States,
Noordam. Rotterdam. Copenhagen.
Princess Anne, Citta IL Napoli. Italy,
1 Newport News. Byron. Brasil.
Bsrmuds. Ssgusrsnca,
Nsw yogk. Turks klAAA Canal Hsns,
The evening world., 1905-07-05
new ANT|-RENT
WAR BEGUN IN
C0ERCK Street
An Increase Of s. and IS
Causes Plenty Of Trouble
for Landlord Cohen.

There was real warfare to-day e
In Goerck street.
Two newly painted tenement houses
were the scere Of battle. and covering
In an apartment on the c fiooi
front Of No. i'll was a small,
looking man who answered to the name
of landlord. His real name is Samiici
Cohen. but that is1't what the cro"u
OF screaming tenants, most of ttrn.
women, called him when the trouble
began to brew good and plerUv.
The cause of dissensicn is a raise in
rents. Sc strong did the arguments
become that the Police Department had
to be called on to enforce temporary
arbitration.
In the words of Samuel Cohen who,
after his wife peered cautiously out
of a crack in the door. consented to let
an Evening World reporter enter the
fortress, Such a peoples are something
terrible"
The evening world., 1905-07-05
PORT OF NEW YORK,
ARRIVED.
INCOMING

DUE TODAY,
Turbo, Hamburg. Algonquin,
Amazonense, Barbados. jacksonville
Majestic. Liverpool. Apache. Jacksonville.
The evening world., 1905-07-05
NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 4.35lSun sets. 2. SslMoon act. a An
TILE TIDES. ~"
High water. Low water
AN. Pm. Am. Pm
s Gosayno ns'A Island sspb III III az
He'll Gate Ferry, 10, ~ HOS Ia5 lsi
The evening world., 1905-07-05

LIQUOR Notwithstanding who took
charge red sample case last Wednesday
s' I'd "a :ss'Ss. idS'i Wss .Ah''ai re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
If not convenient to call
at the main Office with your
advertisements leave them
at the following

Gentner's Drug Store, 18th and o SITS. NV.
CrIswe1l's Drug Store, 18th and r SITS. NV
0'Donnell's Drug Store. 32d and streets.
Kings Drug Store. 18th and VT ave. NV.
Portman's Pharmacy, 14th and B. l. ave. NV.
Herbst's Pharmacy. 18th and Pa. ave. NV
Eppleys Pharmacy, 14th and Welling pl. NV.
Haley's Drug Store. 18th and Fast Capitol str.
Rradleyss Drug Store. 9Th and Il SITS. s.e.
Sulliyan's Drug Store, It'll and D SITS. s.w.
HOitzclaw's Newsstand. 11o5 Pa. ave.
G.. O.. Lohr. Monroe st.. Anacostia.
9TH and SITS. n.y., Postal Telegraph once.
Woodward & I.othrop's. Postal Telegraph Office.
s. Kann. Sons & Co.. Postal Telegraph Office.
18th and B SITS. NV, Postal Telegraph ot1ce.
Jenifer bldg. 7th and ID. Telegraph ofhce.
Commercial Bank. 14th and g. Telegraph ONCE.
Wanted Help and Situa-
tions, Rooms and Board
cost / cent a word for not
less than IS words.
Business Opportunities,
For Sale and Wanted Mis-
cellaneous, Horses and We
hicles, Lost and Found, &c.
a word if inserted three
times. =: :: :: :: ::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22
'S sTo SE + FAIRFAX. so4-sos.ss ST. NV.

$40, so. .2433 II NV. Or, b
$50. so. .712 Sd Sc, 7r, b
$50. Falls church, 12r, b
S1S. so. .924 22d NV, Or, b
SIS. 50. 1866 + he, Or, b
$3.50. 500 B Sc. Or, W
$l5.5O 1910 b, ne, Or, "
$3.50 .l3l + ne. Tr. b
$3.50. .403 Ky av Sc
$3.50. ...l416 Duncan n-
s13.3U.1412H Dunc8n.4r,b
APARTMENTS.
5000. The Rochamp-au.fur
S45. The De Soto. 5r, b
S45. The Trotwood, Or, b
$35 so. 1914 Kenesaw av.
7r, b
S35. So. 1896 Kenesaw av.
7r, b
ss5. .1114 25th. 5r. b
S35. The Christiani, 5r,b
S35- 1921 LIST. Or. b
$3.50 .2224 Decatur, Or, b
$32. so. .2226 Deca tur, Or, b
$32. so. . 1914 Kenesaw av,
Or, b
$3.50. 1646 Kenesaw av,
Or, b
$50. so, .2224 Decatur. or, b
$50. so. .2228 Decatur, 5r. b
$50. 1882 Chaplin NV Or, b
$50. .1452 Chaplin NV Or, b
$50. .1762 Willard, Or, b
$50. .1764 Willard, Or, b
$27. so. 1851 willard, Or. b
$27 80. 1762 willard, 5r,
$27. so. 1764 willard, 5r.b
500. so. .2511 Central nv, Or
SIC. so. .2515 Central nv, Or
So. so. SO quincy NV Or, b
S25. Al Quincy. I'd q
SIS. so. .26 Scaton NV, Or, b
S25. 50. .170S Pa av, Or, b
S25. so. % Seaton NV .5r. b
S25 so. .2503-2515 18th, Or
$25. so. .2513 Central ay, Or
$25. so. ..126 10th Sc, Or, b
$25. .126 r ne. LIST floor
$24. IA T ne, Or, b
$24. .1S T ne, Or, b
S22. 20 to 30 Thomas,or D
S22. ..1517-19-21 Thomas
$2i. .....17-19-21 Thomas
$21. % to 30 Thomas. Or, b
500. so. SIT 9Th ne, 5r, b
500. 1850 f ne, Of, Or, b
1925. .2S05 Sherman ay
$40 25..767 Princeton, Arb
S19. .134S + ne, 5r, b
sl9. >. .608 Eliot ne, 5r, b
SIC. $40 Eliot ne. 5r. b
$1S.25. .2S05 Sherman av,
Ar. b
.2sO7 Sherman av,
S18.25.. 7S7 Princeton. Ar, b
SIS. Sd & Elm NV, 5r, b
SIG. 80. 1855 + ne. Ar, b
SIS. 1912 Whitney av, 5r,b
$14.30.. 1427h T. ne, Ar, b
S14.30. 443E Tenn ay,ir.b
Sl3. so. 141G Duncan, Arb
.13.30.1412I5 Dancan.4r.b
SIP, .c135 NewpOrt nj
STORES.
$525. ..... 7th and I NV
$50. IN J az ana II NV
$50. .406 18th, 1Ar
$50. Vermont av corner
s40......lTth and X NV
S2o. .......... 1856 r NV
SD so. 453 Tenn aT,st.dw
si5. los 7th sw, Urge
OFFICES.
$42 so. ........ 1871 F NV
lie Droit bldg. $40 and w
STABLES.
$50. I'D & G ne, 10 stalls
$50. RI 10 G ST, 10 stalls
SIS. n 3I09 10th NV .4stalls
S1o..R 1920 T NV. 2 stalls
s16. .Rear I4ft N NV
SIP Rear 1888 Eye
x1U. Rear l7US 10Th NV
0..---.. n SIG ODD NV
50. ..R 1897 Kenesaw nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22

$35. The Marlborough, Pr
$32. IS. .l2l2 o NV. Sr
S32. 20. 2228 Decatur pl, 81
$1,000. ST. Quincy NV, 7r
$50. go -635 A se. IL
$40. .50l n NV. Offices
$50. .2224 Decatur pl, 5r
S27. so. .1429 9th NV, Sr
80. .1104 7th ne. Or
$25. -. $40 G ne, nat, 81
s25. ....... 651 G ne. Cat
S25. ....1431 L NV, rear
stable. 4 stalls
$24. 40. 1890 10Th NV. Or
81. SIS. 1913 Mass nv ne. Or
$22. 80. .442 Il l av NV. Or
$50. go. 1872 Harvard nw.0r
$50. 49,. $40 F NV. once
$50. The Cumberland. q
$40. -. POI X ne. II
sl6. $40 Pa nv Sc. store
5000. .310 Mclean aver
$15. 400 II NV. Or
SIS. .615 h NV. Offices
SIS. go G NV. rear. shop
S1S- .601 ID NV. once
S12.50. $40 F NV, q
$40. .S2D 7th pc. store
10. LIST & X sw. coal I'd
So .6I0 r NV. Office
$50. .439 r NV, Or
'perty for rent send for
bulletin.
AND HENSEY CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22


JsT. Cos l4TH ST. NV.
fx48 Howard nv. lie, BIO 90
4G9 l NV, Or, b.. .. 81 90
1873 Oregon nv .9r. b. 35 30
1910 Corcorsn. 81. b. IS. 90
1912 q nw. 7r. b. $3.50
1906 n Cap, Or. b.. 20. 80
25gS l4th. ar, b. ;. $3.50
APARTMENTS.
Coywood. 1929 L NV. Or. b
18th nrYale, 6r. b. new31. %
SO o NV. 5r. 3D.. %. so
i1l0 Conn nv Yr. J.. -2s-a 30
rs Thomas ne. Or. b. 2l.M
1924 PA av. Or, b. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22
FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT & WILCOX,

tOh hENT-BY WESCO
1907 PEI
1912 G, 12r, 3b. sta$s5. 90
1913 G.. 11r. stable. .-.Tl.25|
1917 Pa av. Or. sto. b. 50. %
926 23d. 11r, 2b. :. so. so
S26 18th, Sr, 2b. ami. $3.50
POPS q. 12r. BILE. 80. 50
PA Pa. nv. Tor. b. 1857
zoos 18th. Or. b. ami. .45 so
7@0 10Th. 12r. b. .42.50
$40 25th. 11r.b.a ami. 81 80
ZIG 10Th. 11r, b. 1850
1898 0. Or. b. ami. 80. 80
2135 K, Sr, b. ami. 80. SO
Takoma PIX, Or, b. 1880
1905 s. Or. b. -27 ~
1416 30th. 7r, b, lat $3.50
1904 Kingman, Or, b. so
13 o, 7r. W, 20 so
2223 L, Or. W. b. 30. so
1747 l.. 6r. b......1S.5O
Ito3 Seat0n. bf, w. 49, no
529 oath, or, w 10. 80
FURNISHED.
S26 18th, Sr. 2b. .6o.50
For full list of small
the office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22

50, 600 yr.210S 18th, or. 4bl
$500. -. 1927 Mass av NV
500. Prospect Hill. 13r. 2bI
$1O0.91J Il l NV NV 16r, 2b
k05. ......1311 Conn nv
SIS. 80. 1925 Conn av. 12r
tS5. &. 1922 n II av. t2r. %
$s3. SO. 1913 Mass av NV
$50. -. COT f NV, lar, b
$50. ...I6l6 18th. AR. 81
SIS. g Grant pl, 17r, b
SIS. .1716 N NV. 11r. b
$75. 1910 21st NV, Tor, b.
S75. .1700 10th NV. 12r. b
$75. 1924 N II nv. l2r. %.
s75.121S N II nv NV. l2r. b
$75. PHO o NV. 12r, b
$40. :. ITO s NV, 12r, b
SO. .121S 10th w.12r. 2b
$50. :. .406 18th NV, 14r
$50. 1877 Kala av, l2r, 2b
$50. 1885 18th NV, 12r, b
$50. :. .1767 U NV. Sr. %
$55. so. 1909 oath NV. ~, Oh
$50. 1872 r NV, 12r, b
$D. ..1411 N NV, 12r. b
S55. 1893 Mintwood pl. 10rI
$50. 1900 14th NV, 12r, b
$52. so. 1919 Il NV, 13r. b
S50.75. Alb II NV. 12r. b
$50.75. lab N NV, Tor, 2bI
$50. so. 1911 Roanoke. / Or. b
$50. 1906 18th NV. 11r, b
$45. so. .1T12 p NV. Or, b
$45. so. 141e 9Th NV, Tor, b
$45. 80. .4(H G NV, Tor. b
$3.50. 1924 18th nw.l0r. b
$45. so. ..918 8 NV. Tor. B.
$45. SO. .3415 Brown. Tor, b
$45. lib 9th NV. 12r, b
xl5. .1ST0 Cal nv. Tor. B.
$40. 50.317 Pa av NV, IL, w
s43 10. 1921 u NV. I2r. b
$40. 80. $500 18th nw.I2r.h
$3.50. 1926 Col I'd. Tor. b
$40.75.132 Fla nv nw.11.b,
$40. 50.l626 18th NV, Tor b
$40.5 .1217 H NV, Tor, b
$1,000. 1868 Kenesaw. 10, b
$40. 50.1232 Roanoke, 10r, b
$40. 50. 1928 Roanoke. 10. h
$40. 90. .1G01 9Th NV. Sr.b
$40. so. 1907 9th NV, Tor. b
$40. .1343 Corc'n, 12r, b. sta
$40. Rockville Md, l4r, b
$40. 1917 Corcoran. Or. b
$3.50. .1712 Corc'n, Tor b
$40 so. ). 1903 b Sc, Or, b
$3.50. TIA N Cap, Sr, b
$3.50. 1902 T NV. Or. b
$35. so. ITO 9th NV. Or. b.
$3.50. ...1S2S Ore av, Or
$35. so. 1851 9th NV, 11r, b
$35. 1870 Corcoran. Sr, b
$33. so. .224 q NV, Tor, b.
$32. 65. .472 o NV. 11r. b
So. so. .425 " Jaw Sc. Tor, b
$32. 80. 1877 7 NV, Or, b
$50. So. Isl c ne, Sr, b
$50. 30. ..1207 goth NV, Sri
$50. so. .S2S 7th ne, Tor, b
$50. 80 81 T. NV, Or. bl
$50. so. 1906 Vt av NV. Or. 81
$50. so. ..1346 Riggs, 8r, 81
$50. 30. $50 r / av NV .Sr. b
$50. .226 Seaton ne. Sr. bI
$3.50. 20O7 18th NV, Sr. b
$25. 80. CPS s NV, 7r, b
$25. 30. 1923 10th NV, 6r, b
$3.50. ...515 I'd ne, 7r, b
$25. so. "a F NV, Or, b
SOS. 50. =. .S5 L NV, Or, b
$3.50. :. .12S f Sc, Sr, b
$25. 80. .626 N NV, Sr. b
$23. so. 1927 G ne, Or. b
$50. so. .2212 18th nw.7r.b|
$22 so. 1856 B Sc, Tr, b
$3.50. .1222 M ne, Or, bI
so. so. .729 Princeton. Or, b
S22. so. TAO Princeton. 81. b
S22.50. 453 Tenn nv ne 81
S22 80. .220s r NV. Or, b
so. so. GIL F ne. 7r. b|
$2o-5O. .702 7th ne, 7r, b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22

FOR RENT
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN RENTS
81 A st. Me-. Broom brick, with or without
''"'ie '''.''-.....- $31.50
go II st. NV. IL large rooms newly papere1
and repaired; porcelain tub; furnace heat so so
1440 v st. NV. 2-story. 1-room brick: cellar:
furnace heat: only. ...............,. 1000
1905 Lamar st. NV. 10 rooms: new: steam
heat; pantry: cellar and tiled ba tn . 40 "a
III r. HoWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 F ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22

II q WlLCOA,
ma. ave.
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-486 La av, heated
rms. So, $40. $3.50, so
STABLES.
ON 18th, d, c. I. ". 20. 90
fl6 18th. rear s,r.w.10.00
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 ",
non-h0usekeeping.
3r. b. heat. -. .32. 80
2 rooms, bath. =. 1850
2 rooms. bath. 1880
914 23d. LIST Il, Ar, BIZ SO
ala 23d. Sd d. 3r. b. .25.00
3olS U, 5r. b, heat. $500
3014 u. 5r. b. heat. rs. 90
303S U, 5r, b, heat. %. 80
3o221a o, 5r. b.heat %. so
s014h U, 5r, b,beat.22.50
30l8h U, or, b,heat.22.50
3044i1 u, Or, b. heat. $50
ITO Sd. LII. Or, b. :. .22.50
s03A 23d. LIST h.5r.b. 81 80
3040 U, 5r. b. heat. 30. so
1856 Wallach pl, ar. DISCO
Houses and fats apply at
1ef1-tf .eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22

FOR RENT-BH II. L. r
FURNISHED.
Cievef'd Pnrk.1lr, boo. 90
Adjoining Soldiers Home.
large house. stable and
cutbldgs. 46 acres. beau
ttfuliy situated.
1850 Ore av. Tor, b. 81 80
UNFURN1SliED.
1880 18th. 12r. 2b. 100 90
1915 18th. IOr. b. 300
1870 q. 11r. b. 80. 90
l119 18th. Tor. b. .45.7u
l544 Ore av.. Tor. b. As. 20
1883 18th. 1Ur. b. (. 40. 50
fp3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-22

. $50. s.
HIS 9Th NV. o., b. $50
Bachelor apis. 1907 3 NV
Warehouses, - & X NV
Cottage. Taxa PIX. $500
206 ii ne, 1890
Once rooms, 1877 y mr.
70. Inc. 1907 F st. NV.