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Frosted Fingers in August.
From ne Denver Post.


One ofthe most peculiar cases that haveever come
under the obse rvatton Of a Denver physician came
20 the once Of DR. H. II. Martin last evening Mrs
George Rold Of Chicago was UP on Rollins Pass
on the Moflat road. yesterday. and dlsportcd In
the snow unlil the train went to Arrowhead and
started back % Denver. II leaves the passenger
two hours and forty minutes on the bleak top Of
the pass, and all around II is wide e1pansc Of snow
The temptation 10 make balls OF the summer snow
10 pelt her companions was too reat to be resisted
and Ms. Rold enjoyed the novelty to the fu
When she boarded the train for home she had not
been out of the reach OF snow fore minute during
the entire time the train had been al the top OF the
divide.
Ms. Rold soon discovered her fingers were frost,
bitten. Arriving In Denver her hands were badly
swollen, and she was driven at once TO the Once OF
DR.. Martin. The fingers OF the hands were swollen
and the aesh had turned blue. The pain was very
severe and Il will be week. the doctor says. before
Mrs. Rold can Use her hands.
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THE GERMAN MAP OF 1850
Disseoted and Discussed by . Phil olOEia Ian
and PHILOSOPHER.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuN-Sir Good maps
did ever attract and entertain one almost In the
same srttul way - good books and pictures. Nh
Baedeker with advantage understood this carto-
graphic susceptibility Of tho human intollect; a.
all events. his colored section maps, - OF Paris.
London. Berlin are such paragons Of artistic nulsh
that none who follow tho Daedeksr Itineraries
thenceforth recollect thoir travels without Init
mate and grateful association with the hawless
Baedeker maps. Good wall maps. again. have
their merciful oounterirrtant use In everlasting
committee rooms whero any man vexed. bored.
or even physically unstrung BY tho grind and IA
tiguo OF ofncial "proceedlr Is" the saints rest
their processD can quietly inhablt the map with
his inner mihd though still oourcously attending"
the meeting Pray note. however. the saving
qualification good" maps: ono Is but indlferently
disposed toward certain railway and land once
pun devices OF spreading our own lines or Invest
bearings and thereunto reducing the rest Of tho
Garth many diameters too little. Mercator may
servo his protective ends for stical sxpedienoy.
but In ordinary cases your ideally sLea!doant map
respects actual geography, historic truth.
After all. the new German prophetic map Of
central Europe In 1850 might Just we'll DO re-
sardod In Its ngura.vs and poesic llsht-a sort Of
geographer statesmsus pendent 10 Wilhelm Tell
and Schiller's ballads. Why, even the strictost
political economist one ever met allowed for the
pastimc Of leisure moments: do all the poetry you
like" In therefore these piping times OF peace
museth Upon Charlemagnos dreams In their poten-
tial scope hereafter, and especially mark the hs.
toho amendments BY fact established: there 10 no
vain peieaS5 70 wToss Gsul from !:s :a:sS.s. s.eS
foundations; no more than would Cesar himself.
II now on the stage with Napoleon beside him. In
this enlightened era undertake 70 bridge tho Rhine
for military conquest In that direction. 1t Is
only as against the Germans poetic romanoing.
somewhat refractory clash In the meter. and
grained limo 70 boot that In the same
unined Teutonic host OF ali kindred primitive stock
trlbes-Alomannen. Schwabon. Bayern. Franken.
Sachsen ind incorporated throughout the
~Tschechen," -Slovaken.- -Magyaren," too.
Ones harmless and humble notion Of the still
wider dream that Is alleged 10 contemplate an at
tachmcnt OF tho British Isands 70 the Germans
ANAL Pan German host-or map-Is that In q manner
analogous 70 tho universal" hold Of the Church OF
Rome upon all true Catholics, the British Empire
win Indefinitely hold together" through senti-
ment and ilustrious tradition. in spite OF q great
many new turns In mere politics and administrn-
tive exigencies.
Kaiser Wilhelm ~. hath played suudry dramatic
parts In our day; 30 all Zeitgcist powers befriend
him In still this poetical cast Of balladwiss
tographer como 1880. W.P.
LEEsPoRT, Pa, Aug. IL.
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RIGHTEOUS LIFE IN WALL ST.
Pertinent Remarks by = somnoient (self.
Styled Philadelphia.

To THH EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir: Having
been constant reader Of THE Sun for the
last twenty-five years. INDUCED few days
ago In some comments upon recent criticism
Of Young Mr.. Hyde" as viewed In COMPARE
son with tho achievements Of his mentors
who fattered him into Union Pacific and
other deals. and incidentally used his social
ambitions and snobbery for their own benefit
You did me the honor Of printing those re-
marks. and am now writing to congratulate
you on your editorial Of Aug. Is.
Are We at last to have an Investigation Of
the value at which Wall Street appraises "a
righteous life'2 or course. II the fact that
checks for payment OF the interest in pool
for James II. Hyde and associates were not
forthcoming. but that Equitable checks
were. had been overlooked by a little banker
from London. say. or any place In the
world outside OF righteous New York. 1t
would have accustomed some derislon; but
not so In Wall Street. The Chosen" leaders
there are quite too busy and too great to be
troubled by such details.
or course. as . somnolsnt Philadelphia
ono can readily imagine that such trifie as
the deposit Of q, 500 900 might take place here
while one of our bankers was taking bis
after lunch nap: but In wide awake New
York-shockinGl
What 10 the matter with New York; Has
the righteous life really 80 pervaded Wall
Street that 1t Is considered more Christian to
believe than TO hout the teller Of lies? Or
10 " more pronIabie 10 put the tongue in the
cheek and to accept humbly the crumbs that
fall from syndicate tables In the hope that
association with Jacobs devious ways will
finally land one In the wealth Of Abrahams
bosom7
Has common Christian honesty departed
from New York? Have you surrendered
entirely your notions Of ordinary American
decenoy among directors Of affairs?
is 1t true that In New York man can
commit any faithlessness short OF actual
crime and still pose as a leader among men
provided he has the dollars safe?
Fortunately The SUMS still In his heaven.
all's we'll with the world
Oniy-keep it shining on the unjust as well
as the just stewards Of wealth.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. FAIR PLAY.
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Is nearly 0 per cent. In all tho United
States the feminine increase has been
from 14.7 to 1873; the masculine from
1877 to 80. Meanwhile, the number OF
women employed in domestic service is
lessening steadily.
These figures are signposts on mans
downward road to helplessness and ex-
tinction. He is becoming the weaker
vessel. He Is des ined to be broken.
The other sex is growing taller, strong r,
more capable. The inferior must disap-
pear, the victim of relentless economic
struggle.
Perhaps museums will preserve few
specimens. Whether man IL to have
the fate OF the dodo or the buffalo, it u
plain that he must go In watches
Of the night unoanny laughter ID heard
from the Sunhower reservation. The
stern and rugged female sociologtst sees
her word becoming fact.
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0DEBL.
His Position as Viewed by a Most DIS.
cerning and Fear. ess Journalist.
From the Brooklyn DaRv Eaeic.

From the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
To the best attention of the able and learned
counsel who are to dig in the Equitable ditch
THE SUS commends one episode Of CONSUMING
Importance. The amount involved Is SIS 900
Tho disbursng agent is said to have been
James Hazen Hyde. The recipient. accord
Ing to THE sUN. was one Benjamin B. odell,
who Is called a g,iileless highwaymnn. Which
10 straight from the shoulder.
II 10 not long since the District Attorney
OF New York. after declaring that graft was
the shame Of the Senate and the shame Of the
oitles. the shame every where. right and left
asked: Coming 10 state affairs, are you
not proud Of Mr.. B. B. odell?" There was
but one inference to DO drawn from what he
wont on to say. 1t was that not all the tainted
money alleged to have been handled BY odell
slipped through his fingers.
Odell served two terms a. Governor Of the
imperial Commonwealth. He Is chairman
Of the Republican State committee. He 10
understood TO DO almost a. formidable factor
In the affairs Of tho State a. he was when the
Governorship was his to have and to hold.
In spite Of an intimation to the contrary. the
natural difidence of The SUN does not force
II to oonfine IT, 'proposltion to the measer
proportions Of mere hint IL goes straight
70 tho mark.
There are allegations which can be ignored
with impunity. There are charges which are
dignined by recognition. much II not every
thing depending on the source from which
they como. However. jerome Is no OBJ
scurity: neither Is The Sun. Because Of
what he was and because Of what he H..
one Benjamin B. Oden has everything to
lose and nothing TO gain by silence. assum-
Ing his hands to have been clean. 1t will
be Interpreted as giving consent
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Shem, Ham and Japheth.

We have received pamphlet entitled
"A Reply to THE SUM- by a negro
minister and physician of Brooklyn,
the Rev. JOSEPH f. HAYNE, NJ. D.,
D. D. DR.. HAYNE. it seems, sent to
" q long letter taking issue with certain
statements made in our department of
Questions and Answers and we sent
back his letter, obviously because it
was too lont and too much loaded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18
Survivor Of Perry. Expedition.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-str: In the Sunday
edition OF your paper you published the names OF
the only eight men" survivors ofthe Perry expedl-
ton You will find another In the person OF James
Murray Of SIT Division avenue. Brooklyn, and l
don't doubt there are Others There Ia still another
living In Morton street, Brooklyn. James Murray
served three years on the Susouehanna. which was
Commodore Pcrry's ship. He is now In his
cghtcth year. and the subject is very dear 10 his
heart. IDA e. MURRAY.
BROOKLYN, Aug. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

The annual report Of the British Post
Once Savings Bank for 1904 gives >7lo .ooo,-
600 as the amount due depositors on Dec.
81. In the year tho deposits received
amounted to $500. 900 900. but the with
drawals footed up to $40. 900 900. That u
very different. a. to Withdrawals expeed-
ing deposits, from savings bank experience
In the United States. Tho interest allowed
for the year was Sl7.s0o.ooo. That II also
below what money earns In American saw
inRs banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

A travelling and advertising physician
prints card In the Hudson Evening Rsots-
ter containing this announcement to his
friends and patients:
Tho Doctors work Is siowiy going down toward
that eternal rest whore there 10 no more relief
needed"
This seems to capture the capsule for
candor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

n our friends tpho faror " Nth rndnuserlpis 70,
publication ptsh 10 haze rejected ore!" vfurnea' "eV
s,us IN all cases send stampy for nat purposs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

Knickcr-I see the Government has unearthed
the fur cap scandal.
Mrs. Knicker-Servcs you right; you had no
business to buy " when was positively suffering
for now hat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

Friend-For whom win you name the babyf
Proudpop-Ths worst tainted money In tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

Published by The Sun Printing and Publishing
Association al ITO Nassau street. IN tho Borough
Of Manhattan, Now York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-18

Readers who intend 10 leave town for the summer
may have TIE SUN mailed 10 them at the FOREGOING
prices. The address may be changed as Is desired.
S)rdsr through your newsdcaler or OF THE SUN, 40
NassAu atreot.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
gls.ict or Columbia, October IS, i8o5.--ordered
p.s,rict OF Coinmbia Is hereby amended by adding
thereto new section, TO be known as section o-a
as follows: see GA. ANY person keeping own
ing OF controlling any fowl who shall permit or al
low The same 10 run on any nclesad parking within
the District OF Columbia. who shall place aay
fowi-coop, crate OF other receptacle on any In
closed parking within said District whether any
FOWL be confined In such coop, or receptac
at the time the same 10 such parking or NOT
shall. en- convicttn thereof. be punished by tfne
OF not less than two dollars more than i've
dollars for each and every ofcIse; provided that
this regulation shall not Interfere with the right
OF owners or occupants OF stores business ssreets
or avenues 10 display fowls under the pfs,yfsions
OF section 8 article xii. Of the police reguia-
tors HENRY y. +. MCFARLAND, HENRY
/. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners of TIE
District OF Columbia. 1t
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1826 Princ'n. f4r, 2b $50. 90
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t022 14th. 1)r. b..-.12o 90
201z Col I'd, Ia. n. 10O. 90
2001 Kal ay. 12r, b.10o. 90
018 Col I'd. Ia, 2b- 100. 90
-e15 n ! nv. l6r. 2hlO0. 90
7z3 18th NV. 2Os, 2bl00. 90
1922 N Fl nv NV. .ss.,s9
141i n, 12r, b, sta. 30. 90
2231 Q NV. lar. b. rs. 90
1760 Corc'n, Tor, 2b. 75.M
1117 Bancroft. l2r, b. e. 90
1924 N II av NV. Is %
1T1e S NV, Tor, b.. 10. 90
I64l X NV, 11r. b. !. IS. ou
2190 II, I2r. b. 49,. "a. 90
1923 p 11r. 3d. .&. 90
1881 Kenyon, Tor. b. 90. %
1855 AIintw'd,l lr. %. GO. 90
800 2sfh st. Sr. blSs 81. tit9
1915 10th NV. Or, b .S-oo
1875 18th, Tor. b. IS. 90
14th & Harvard, 12r5o. 90
2oi2 Hillyer pl Dr., b. so. VI
l7es 9th. i0r. b. :. 80. DO
co.'s q nv. Tor. b..-45s59
2o2o 18th NV. f3r. b
with stabie3. As. SO
1406 Hopkins. corp $50
no c NV, 11r, b. $3.50
l444 N, Tor. b. AZ. SO
1850 Oregon. 1or, b. .45.oa
$500 14th, Tor, b. :. a2.50
2f06 18th. Tor. b. AZ sc
1T22 to 50 Willard,
Sr, b. 4o.@
202o 18th NV. 13r. b. 40 sc
l439 Staughton l0r. b4a. %
iGoi Sth nv. ST, b. 1850
SAG c ne. i9r. Oh 40 30
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1913 Riggs pl, Or b. 1000 annum g. o0G
511 18th NV 35r, Obs 0oois- 19th, i2r 3b, mo .15t
1908 18th Tor, b. $50 1890 18th, lar, b, e
ITO ID Sc, Or, b. t00927 av l0r mo. 7o. 0f
1911 I NV, ar, b. .40.G093f NV, Sr mo-. So. 0G
1879 Md av, 11r B.. sc. 90 1906 o l2r b. loo
1921 Lincoln PIX, 81, b. 10o1315 NV. lar, %,
1905 NV, 11r. b. 1900 stable mo. ...... 12s
737 18th Or ball35. 90 49, 21st NV, 1or b.. rs
1888 10Th Dir, 3b 800 16 10Th NV, 12r, b. 12s
UNPUBLISHED.
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sb, month. 350l1747 NV, 12r, b. 70. eG
Sill 18th NV. 35r, Oh. .25o 2202 NV, I2r, b. so 0G
1922 H av Tor, 81. 90 49, 21st NV, Tor b.. u. 0l
1924 H av, Tor, b. 1900 Cor house, Washington
s22 Conn av, 12r,2b110.4 AZ Heights, 12r, 3b zoe
1912 NV, Tor. b. 80 90 Bachelor apis 1907 NV
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X 1214 10Th, 4 stalls 30. 90
Rr Ills 18th NV. 30 90
FURN1SHE
Annuin.
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Logan mans'n. Dor. 3b6, 900
Conn av mr. r. 13r. abs, 400
Mass av bet nth 4
18th. 16r, %. -. s., 600
Fl nr 18th NV III, 81. 4. 500
10th mr. r NV pr, 4b. &. 060
Conn bet H&I, 1er. b. 5. 800
18th mr. o nv I6r. 3b.. 3, geo
Mass av nr22d I2r, 3b3. B0e
Mass nr 18th, l5r, 3b. 8, 600
Col I'd mr. 21st, l6r, 2b3, 00d
Col I'd nr Goth, ler, 2b2, 4oe
Mass ar 18th, 12r- 3b 2. 200
z mr. i6th, 12r. b.. 900
Mass av bet 18th &
nth. i3r, b..,~..2, 0o0
2tst mr. O, 12r, 2b~ L. soc
Mass av bet 23d L
cath, Tor, b......1,so
Kal av nr20th. Ia, Dbl 500
18th m P4aDce'n, 10, bl .62O
nd IT r.. Tor, b.-.1,sO0
18th mr. o. 12r, b. .1,3O0
N II av mr. NJ. lar. %. j, 500
Sunderland pl Ut 10th,
0r, b..-~,.s-.-..1,S $50
Ore av bet 18th 4
18th, llr, b. ..,-1,2o
1st mr. G ne. 16r, 2b.1.20d
r nr LIST. 13r, 2h. i, 20l
I bet 10th & 2lst,
l5r, ID. .~.-....I 4, 2oC
Cerc'n mr. 18th. Or, b.i, zoe
s mr. 18th. 1of, b. IA, 600
q mr. 18th, Or. d.. 7so
P-nr eth, Sr, b.. use
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Lot Il, SO 1027. loo
Lots "a & 25, SO rs. %. 90
APARTMENTS.
Conn ar mr. NJ, sr, bio. 90
The Alabama, 18th and
N NV. 4, 5, Or and b
apis. $40 to $500
The Maury, No22. 5r. $50 90
The Marion, Noi5 8. b4o. 90
The Marion, MOI .5r, bse 90
The Marion, Mol ar. b4o. GO
The Marion, Ne3 Or, b40. 90
TIE Britton, Ar, b apis,
$500. $40 90 & $50. 90
1910 Kenesaw, Or, b.3S. 90
134s Kenesaw. 6r, b.3s.0o
1914 Kenesaw. Or, b. 80 90
The Marion, Nol2, 4, b37 so
The Marion. Ar, b. 81 90
271e 14th NV, 6r. b. 81. SO
The AiIenhurst, 18th and
Col I'd. 5r, b apis, S37 so
and $4,000.
The Avon, 18th and Col
I'd, Or, b apis, S5S. so
and $3.50.
The Elbaron, 18th and
| Col I'd, 5r.b apis. S35. 50
/ and $3.50.
The Marion. NOD, Ar, b35. SO
The sstediiert, 5r, b. IS .o0
41340 Ken.ssaw, 5r, BIS 90
1912 Kenesa W, ar, b.35. 90
1914 Kenesaw, 5r, b.35 90
i1745 Willard. Or, b. SO. 90
1746 Willard, 5r, b. .2S. 90
B Sc bet 18th & 18th, 5r
&b apis, SIS so & s27.50
Mass av se bet 18th and
18th, 4 & 5r &c b apis,
$22. SO. SIS. SO & S27 80
1922 N ] nr NV .6r, /. rs 90
] s5SH Morton ne, 4r hi g. 50
e56 Morton ne. Ar. b. Is. sc
222h Quincy nc, 4r. b13 90
22o1a Quincy ne. 4r bis. 90
224h Quincy ne, Ar. bis. 90
232 Quincy ne, ar, b. IL. &C
224 Quincy ne, Ar. b. ID. 90
2eS14 Quincy re. Ar, bib 90
234 Quincy ne, 4r, b. ID. 90
341s Quincy ne, Ar, bl3 90
21o1a Quincy ne, Ar bI3. 90
2i2 Quincy he, 4r, BIB. 0o
las Chicago ne. 4r, b. IL. so
1852 Chicago ne Ar, biz. 90
l45 Chicago ne, ar. b. II &C
1887 Chicago ne. ar, biz SC
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i421 i NV. .Si0-$lS
129S F NV. room 3. 10. 90
1868 f NV, room 4. 10. 90
lf1i-16F NV. rm 7...lo.ee
4 sw cor nth & e NV:
| Room 4.Ien G
! Room 70 4 m
RES.
! 244s 18th nw4 a. 90
Z2925 N nw az m
!
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9o5 r NV rear On ~,
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10th nrKen,s'w 1stl 10 ~ n
d HOrSFS
1 anpryn
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n c ay Sc hct Ist 4, 0
j %, 6r. b. eco
| Month
| Conn sy mr. N 14r a. 200
] Mass aynr I4,h III h 400
p M 18Th. i4r' "a, sSe
! 18th mr. p 1sr. IN On
J Iowa cir. 15r Oh e.s0
! 10th mr. q. Ior m IN
10 nr 18th IIr h 10
/ GIN bet 1914 % ilr Oh lSo
TX bet I7&lS' lar 81 IA
! s mr. 18th. Iir. b isS
ia M M AZ ysia a. reF o.-.-l ,ss
| 18th mr. e., ri o. % 70, ,os
IYsia nr ie,h o. Ut D. 10 10
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uNFURNIgHED.
FOR RENT-li lsT ST. NE. II ROOMS AND
bath; location Just OF East Capitol st. fae3ng
Capitol; twp car lines 1t the door. rent, 10:
rake ofer; keys here.
H R. HONENSTEIN CO.. isl4 IT. NV.
ocf7-8t
FOR HENr-622 81. NV. Largo u
room 3-story brick dwelling, newly pspercd ana
painted; modern bath, with new porcelain tub;
rent. 5000; keys At this once.
II. r HOWESSTEIN co.. 1914 1t. NV.
ccf7-6t
FOR RENrNFURNISHED Or UNFURNfsHED--
two-stnry brick house; stable: has been cccu-
pied by ~ c.; also corner brick, doors from
here: good order LIZA Ut. NV oc1b-1t
FOR RENT-COMFORTABLE 7-ROOM AND
bath brick residences; celfar under entire honsss
No. 1917 9TH ST NV; only 80
WIILIGE, GIBBS DANIEL. COS COS 18th
oc17-3t
FOR REST-BEAprTFUL s-STORY PRESSED
brick and stone residence: IN fashionable north
west; furnace heat; kitchen LIST floor; all mcdern
improvements; $40 month. EARLY 4 LAMP
TON, 6i5 14ih st. NV. oc16u
FOB RENT--No. 1888 wAII.ACH PLACE NV;
In hrst-clnss condition; rent, $3.50
Stable In rear Of No. 1915 18th st. n.w.s uve
stalls and room I'VE carriages: rent, SIS
oc14-n WEAVER BROS. 1416 r ut. NV.
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HILL TNC.). TIT 10TH Sc.
NfSHED.
1921 School. Tor, b...Ss. 90
i12i0 T, sr, b. .35. 80
t21S N NV, Tor, b. IS. so
Cleveland PIX, 8, b. g. 90
si30S Riggs ct, Sr. b.s2.50
e46 r I av, 7r. b. ...32. SO
q Quincy nv, Or. $50. 80
1899 9th nv. lor. b. q. so
Steuben, Sr, b. II 80
Is N nv, u. b. ;. .36. so
3520 Center. 8r, b. .2A-50
|Chappel I'd, 81, b. -.2.60
AL / ne, 7r, D. -0.b0
l22 r. ne. 7r. b. 20. 90
1928 Kirby. 6r. b. lilo
Langdon, d. c., 6r-..11.60
Langtlon, d. c.. Or. .16.2S
1921 Duncan ne, Cir, bd5.t0
isl chi 81 isp. t.r- h. 1870
Lanedon, d. c., 5r. Id. 90
no court. -S.60
STORES.
1919 Fla az NV tEara-
housed .........-lA-0o
SOS 18th NV.
I3S It'll nw,3 floors. IFS. 90
2le-12 ~ sw, store.
Sr, b......---..100.0 90
il00 N re. ..--...@.O0
5ii9 X nv. store. 20. 90
80 9Th NV, store. -0.0
talp nth ST. roal yd-2a. 90
453 Tenn nv ne. so
STABLES.
Princeton ST. z s,ls- rs 90
l;f4s 0. 3 stalls, q 30
R'r 1919 Conn av. 90
lE lI2O 10th. No. g.. $500
OFFICES.
700 18th, Pr. .......5O.00
$40 Ia av. 2 H-.--5o,00
1880 ~ NV. So. 80 90
500 14th. trent rm. .. 40.0
900 14th. rear rim. .35.00
4u5 18th nw, x.5 to -. 40
SIC + NV. SO to 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-19
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-BRICK BUILDING, SUITABLE For
stable; VIII accommodate s horses; owner win
remodel TO suit tenant. Address G. ]. P, Star
office pcIe-3ts
FOR RENT-i1NE 2-STORY BRICK BUILDING,
20x50, rear i2T / St NV; stable or warehouse.
THE PHILLIPS CO., $50 John Marshall place.
se2S-tf
FOR RENT-LARGE STABLE IN GEORGETOWN
accommodating 20 horses; 1863 3Ist ST. Rent
$40 per mo. THE MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL,
ESTATE CO.. Inc. 1923 a2d St au4-tf
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TfIoS J. FISHER q CO., Inc
1914 r st. NV, adjoining the New Willard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-19
FOR EENT-
THOS. J. FISHER & Co, INC,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1414 F ST. NV.
ITNEURNISHFn

UNFINISHED.
I'LL Conn av 1sr, SbS3 600 Lot 81 SO 1027. Z 90
210s 18th NV, lar Al 600 Lots "a 25 SO TS % 90
1717 NV 13r, 3D. II 500