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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Jan. s-COtton rained further ground
today on geneT buying For a time. some nesr-
c'IsneSs ca,sed by adTices from Amsterdam 10
the eject that Germany would continue the war.
Wesw end figures and spot news favored the bulls.
Spnners tAkings were well sustained and the
visible supply showed a sharp falling of. Business
Was fairly active. Sharp advances were scored
at the opening. September being up II points with
ether months 70 points higher. 1t was significant
that while the supply appeared lsrzs the demand
vas more than sufficient % absorb t.
On moderately active dsmand from Wall Street
sral spot Arms, prices during the late morning
worked up to a net advance Of . to 3 points
Late IN the session, the market became strong
on heaTy buying by spot hr1ns which with active
covering BY speculative shorts carried prices TO q
net advance Of about s. bale. AdTices from the
South stated that spot holdsrs were refusing TO
offer cotton at all in some districts and that buy
wers scrambling to secure whatever they could.
The close steady at a net advance of 3 to %
points
Spot here steady. 9 points higher at 1aS5;
there were no sales.
The spot article at New Orleans was firm with
middling 3 points higher at F.s; sales. 236
bales
The Chronicle estimates the visible supply Of
and Western speculative interests and from sew
cotton In the world at 55OI23 bales. The American
supply is Is bales.
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pounds apiece. iss2o Fowls. In bsrsh. fancy. dry
piched-WsGhine lltas pounds and over apiece. y;
weighing pounds rpiece. z; smaller azes. rs2p.
Old roosters. dry-pieked, II. Roasting chicken.
Western. dry picked In boxes. weighing saio pounds
per pair. Ssas; roasting chickens. Western. dy-
picked. In boxes weighing pounds per pair, sisz
roasting chickens. Western, in boxes. weighing !
pounds per pair. za5: roasting chickens. Western.
ice-packed. in barrels, weighing pounds and over
per pair. 2a3 roastine chickens, Western. In bar
rels. weighing 7 pounds p1 pair aoaZ. Brotns
chickens. Western. In boxes, weighing sa4 pounds
per pair. 2aa1. Chickens. weighing 5a6 pounds per
rNr. lsa0 DO. mixed dzes lsa2o Broilers, Jersey:
fancy, Da3; broilers. other nearby, weighing lttaz
pounds apiece zs2s; beoileu nearby smaller sizes.
0a5. Ducks. nearby. 22aA; do. Western, aa2
Geese. nearby. 2a2; do Western. Da2. Squads.
per do,en-White, weighing II to II pounds psr
dozen. 5.76ae0; white. weighing to 10 pounds pr
do7en. 4.s5s5o; white Weighing pounds per Dozen.
tooaAS; do. do. pounds per dozen. sasaIs;
do. do. cash pounds per dozen, 275a2@; dark.
2es2so; mail and No. 2. e0l.6.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Fowb, - to quality. lsaA
roosten. lsa1s; sprng chickens according VI quality.
lsa1; White Leghorns. according to quality, had;
ducks. As to size and quality. lsan; tursey.. A12
geese, isaa; pigeons. DID, ps pair. 2sN; do,
young. per pair. DsD.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY. JANUARY 4 1917

Is; Western storage, case count, 8h; selected
candled stock in carton. zaB
BUTTER-Sepsrator. extra, 4oag; nrsts. seaD:
private. n-n.. 4oaA; nrsts sap: do. IN. extra.
ioail; frsts. 4ae bocks rbs. extras soaii; frstA
sass; dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and
virrnia, extras. 2sas; fru. naz; storepsckrd.
nrsts q; rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvanis. 2sa2s
do. West Virginia. 2acs
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices per pound unless other.
wise stated; Chickens choice young BY boat
ID; do. by express. %: do, rough and poor.
lsai9; do. old hens, ms. and over 10; do.
smah to medium, lsals; do. old ROSTERS and stass.
loall Ducks. young, Muscoyy and Mongrei. II; do.
White Pekings, lsals; Indian Runners young. Tsls;
Puddle. choice fat. IS; do, smaller. l5als Geese.
Maryland and Virginia, fat lsals; do. Southern and
Western. l6al7; do, Kent Island. fat 20. Turkeys.
choice hens 26sA; do. young gobblers, %; do. old
toms, 2a2i; do, small. poor crooked breast. lsa2D
Pigeons DID, pair. %; do. young %. Guinea fowl.
young. Ia rs and up. IS; do smaller. q; do.
old. Is
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-posstos
white. Western Maryland and Peunsylvania. bushel.
sl.5; do. New York and Maine b,lshel Lisa
LIS; Eastern Shore Maryland and virginia No. /,
bushel l5oaleo; do. frosted bushel 75a9o; nearby.
6ushel box. lsoai.s5; sweets, Eastern. Virginia.
yeilows. barrel. s.ooaS3; Eastern Shore, Maryland
and Delaware. barrel. s.5os4oo; York River barrel.
3Ooa325; North Carolina, barrel s5Os4o0; Hampers.
basket l25al.B; yams. large bright smooth. barrel.
a25a2.D; apples. Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania packed bbi.. 260asso; do. New York STATE.
No. l. bb, 25oa45o; do. No. Q. bbl.. 2ooa2.B
beans Florida, ueen bas.. l.5oal75: do. wax. bas-
ket, l.z5al.5o; cabbage. New York State. Danish.
ton. 800; do,do.. domestic. ton. s0ooa75.oo;
do. Norfolk. barrel. I.25al.5o; ceisry. New York.
bunch, 2Oa5o; cranberies to quality barrel. soos
$780, cucumbers. Florida basket 5oa, Is; eggplant
Florida, crate, l75a2.2; grapefruit, Florida, - TO
size. box. 20a3N; horseradish. nearby. boz, asa
$50; kale Norfolk barrel. Looal Is; native bushel
box. 1ao; lettuce. Norfolk, basket soa75; Florida
basket, L2ssi.5o. onions New York and Western.
yellow, l00i n. sack IOa45 50: orsures Florida "a
to size. box. 225aa75 peppers. Florida crate 25oa
500; spinach. Norfolk. barrel. L5osl75; do. native.
bushel box soa65; squash. Florida, crate zooa2 .;
turnips, native. bushe. 75aloo
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia, Jan. s-BUTTER-rh market ruled
firm under light offerings and a fair demand and
pTices advanced y cent on soiid-packed creamery
and cent on prints. We quote: Western
solid-pacted creamery, fancy specials 42aS: e1tr,
fcta4lh; extra frsts, seassls frsts Sass; do sec
onds Sass; renovated extra, IS; do. frsts -: do
seconds s.; nearby prints. fancy a; average extra
42aS; hrsts, 3sa3e; seconds. SaS; special fancy
brands Of prints at 47a5.
BGGS-Desirabe fresh eggs were scarce and 90
crnts per case 2 cents per dozen higher. sales
were mostly in small lots at premium over whole
sale quotations, which were largely nominal W..
quote: Nearby extra So per dozen: nearby Hr,ts
lb0 per standard case; nearby current receipts
lSOo per case; Western extra. IS per dozen: extra
nrsts- 1o3 per case; DO, frsts 800; refrigerator
extra, LILO: do, fr,ts 1880; seconds 10 20. candIej
eggs were jobbing at 6a66 per dozen
DRESSED killed, dry-pscked
turkeys. per pcund-Fancy nearby, s2as3: fancy
Western, 3lss2; fair to good. aa3O; old toms. sa29
common, AaH; fowls. l2 to box, dry-picked. fsnc,
selected, a; weighing 41a5 lbs apiece. z3,1 do
lbs apiece, Q; do, 81 lbs. apiece, na22; do. .
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easy because Of the small offerings and the higher
ASKING prices Of those owning the grain.
The wheat market was a strong affair the
Chicago Board Of Trade today when May advanced
from lS% to l-sss. compared with LEON at the
close yesterday. The July future sold al LAX IN
l5is and September from I-as TO Lios. against
dosings on Friday Of L3sis and l.37k, respectively
There was more buying Of corn at the seaboard
Tor exporters and this took the surplus on the
market and brought about advance to 81 for the
May future. which there was moderate re
cession realizing sales. Weather over the belt
was deal for movement Of corn.
Smaller hog receipts than expected and an ad
vance Of 10 cents IN that market gave a further
substantial bulge 20 hog products. Most Of the
improvement was held and the closing was firm
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,

Chicago, Jan. s-HoGS-Receipts, ZOO; slow,
5aloc above yesterdays average Bulk, TO- ioaIo 8
light. e.eoalo5; mixed s.aaleeo; heavy. l0Ion
1875; rough 10 oloalo5; pig, TsoasSo
CATTLE-Receipts. 800; steady. Native beef cat
tie, 75oall.so; Western steers. 7.SaloOo; stockers
and feeders. 55ss.9; cows and heifers, Dalo 10
calves sOOal5.5
sHEEP-Recsipts 100; steady. wether.. So.
lo.so; lambs Il4oal3f5
Kansas CityShAo.. Jan. 6-HoGs-Rec-ipts 80
head higher. Bulk, lo.Ooalo55; heavy, TO- Ioaio u;
packers and butchers. lo.soalo.55; light ssoAlo 10
pigs ST5a9D.
CATTLE-Receipts 100 head; steady Prime fed
steers, l0T5all.50; dressed bsS steers s6s 10 50;
Southern steeu s.5oas0; cows 63asoO; heife-,'
65aloo; tockcrs and feeden 6ZssY5; bulls,
S5oe7. 80; calves 65oa1l9.-
sHEEP-Recsipts, none; steady. Lamfs l2Ba
spa925
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CHARGED WITH COAT THEFT.

Detectives Pratt and vermiIiion yester-
day brought to this city from Baltimore
Samuel Newman. q. and Harry Silver
man, "a. both'of Baltimore.
They are being held. charged with grand
larceny. in connection with the stealing
Of S275 fur coat and other merchandise
from the store Of 8. Kann, Sons 4 Co,
December 30
The police say they caught Nthe two
men trying TO dispose of the stolen goods
In Baltimore.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE ,

WHITE
Sarah Morris. p years. I'LL 9Th st. nv.
Anton Moeller, &c. l22 Lawrence ct. ma
Amelia HAZEL, 81. 656 St
Helen NJ. Barnes, rs. Grafton Hotel.
Rosie Ii. Gavler, 81, 2loo St NV.
Louise L. Fuller, S, l7s7 Lanier place nv.
May L. Lnber, 81. 81 Mas. ave NV.
Infant Of Frederick and Ada Satin, IN houri
80 N St NV.
COLORED
James h B. Smallwood, 7s. 1915 9TH st NV.
Dollie Fillmore. 81. 1906 K st. NV.
ROse Campbell. q, Wash. Asylum Hoept
Amanda Turner. 50. 1881 10th St nv.
Andrew Over, Ga. Garfield Heights. d. O
Harry Norris, 8 1857 NJ st. NV.
IIsyi T. Cant, g. l522 Swami st nv.
Maggie Thomas s. Freedmen's Hospt
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Edward and Roee Z, Turner. prl.
George and Helen Shilar. GIRL
Phillip and Mary A. ReKan. boy.
John A. and Vivian z. Quinn. boy.
O. Capers and Yancey Phillips. boy.
Lewis and Pearl Kipuis, bog.
Carroll q. and Lena Hinson. boy.
VIM. =. and Gertrude Z. Ginslea. girl
Arnold and Anna NJ. Foodevnle. giri.
Aaron and Mary Davis bog.
Robert H. and Mary A Campbell. GfL
Michele and Rosena OAporalettt. boy.
Ryland B. and LILLIAN p. Bailey, girl.
COLORED.
VIM. and Daisy yordou. boy.
James and Mary e Green. cri.
Courts NJ and Marie Lstchee. girl
Jefferson h. and Daig CLARK. boy.
VIM Z. and Rosa A. BrookA SRI
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Furnished By n. L. Carpenter 4 %
New York
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Jan e.-BUTTER-F receipts.
6S1 packages; eamsry. higher than extras laAh;
creamery. extras ts2 scorel, iOa40s frsts. sSa3s1i
seconds. Bs6
EGGS-Firm: receipts 5ql cases. Fresh gathered,
extra hrsts 5oa5l; hrstS pa4s5 refrigerator special
marks. fancy. not quoted; seconds to hrsts BaN
Nearby henneJ whites, hne to fancy. Ea55; nearby
hennery browne 52a3.
CHEESE-Stsady; ipts, w boxes. State,
held. specials eh<s2fs; To-, average fancy, BlksA
LIVE POULTRY-stsaiy; chickens nAals; fou Is
Ea20; turkeys, lsa5 Dressed. very quiet: prices
unchanged.
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WILL ADDRESS Statesmen.

D. NJ. Barret. secretary and manager OF
the Worlds Saiesmanship Congress, viii
be the principal speaker at the session
of the Washington Salesmanship Club on
Tuesday night In the rooms Of the Wash
ington Chamber of Commerce. Gust B.
Reiniger and William F. GUIDE viii speak
and a special topic, THE Creative Imagi-
nation, the Law Of Modern Business. +"
will be introduced by e. f. Perrine. of
Denver, Col
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Sadie Calvin. n. d Kinpton, n. Y. s<v
II. r. Downs.
Walter J. Gwin. S. and Jennie a. Putnam q
both Of Buffalo. N. Y. Rev. John Van schsick H.
hewts W. Kinard. 80 and Msudie B. johnson, q
both Of Richmond Va. Rev 7. v. Davis
0eorEe steindeker. IS. and Johanpe Thun, AZ.
Rev Sr3lroeder
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o. s. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
CLOSE of business today was:
Net balance in general fund. s10s, ,735. 1856;
total receipts yesterday. g, 5se eo9; total
payments yesterday, s4.702sO5.
The deficit this fiscal year Is sl2e, ,e15. .s4s;
against deficit of $50. .4so. 752 last year, ex-
elusive of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
Ordinary receipts for the fiscal year up
TO and at the close of business January s,
ss7l, ,5Ss. .6l2.2o; ordinary receipts for the
corresponding period last year, sss2, $685.
4BN.
Ordinary disbursements up To and AT
the close of business January s, $685.
4Oz. 1915; disbursements for the corre-
spending period last year, Sss1, ,767, $50. OF.
A household novelty is both a nut picl.
and bottle opener and can be used 10
hold an ear OF corn when II is being
eaten.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Jan At vss hoped By the grain world
That the large number Of vessels brought TO the
United States By England for the purpose Of TAX
ing foodsrufs as well the mnnitions Of war
10 Crest Britain would give material relief at
Atlantic ports, but this has not been the result
Ports both at the East as well as at the South
are stan congeseed with loaded 6 gr.in, ard
Il seems impossible to secure enough vessels
10 change conditions to more favorable position.
Acprttns to prirats And public cables from ivtr-
uooi TIE buying side Of wheat thrs 10 quite M
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Furnished By w. Is. Hibb. 6 Co.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.
SAIEg

Furnished by W. b. Hfbbs Il Co.
SALES
Capital Traction Sc. loo at lG. 1900 at l0.
s.. 900 at l0.
American Graphophone S. sl.oW at l0o
National Metropolitan Bank, at a6.
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 1900 at G,
s.. 600 at 50.
Washington Gas S. q 90 at ln.
American Graphophone Is. 81 900 at lolN, 400
at l0ls 81 m at ln
Washington Railway q Electric g. 500 at szN.
capital Traction IS. 5000 at lU. 1900 at lG,
s. 900 at lT.
Mergenthaler, 5 at lsT< s at 1914
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

WHITE.
William A. Buchanan. 50, of Asheyilis. n. o..
and Msdge NJ Mckinstrey. IS. Rev. J. 8. Mont
gomery.
James f Eller. s. and Helen V. sivian, 70.
both Of Portsmouth, Va. Rev. P. O, Gsrsn-
Robert Crawford, =. d Richmond. Va. and
Blythe Crawford, 2. Of Los Angeles. Cal. Rev.
Earle Wiley.
Altert L. Meaden, d ot Brooklyn. n. Y. and
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE,

land. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts, %; Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia frsts, Is; Western
(Ohio) hrsts. 4s; West Virginia 6rsts q; southsrn
North CarOlina) frsts. s5ai6. The market for
Western very strong. Western, fresh. case count
The Washington herald., 1917-01-07

Mechanism whereby the music of a
piano and phonograph can be combined
has been patented by q New Jersey in
ventor.
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NEW YoRY CURB MARKET.

New York. Jan. sLInding in most Issues On the
curb today was dull but there was spirited
mosement in one or two Of the oils which lent SONG
senb'anee Of activity to the market Cosien on
and Gas was both active and strong
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
WASHINGTON MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK,

At Washington, In the District of Co
lumbia, at the close of business De-
eember n, 1916.
RESOURCES.
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REPORT OF
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY

AT In the District of Columbia
81 1916
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Park Savings Bank,

At Washington, I'm the District of Co
lumbis. At the close of business De-
cember y, 1915.
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City Of Warrington, District c< Columbia IS:
1, R. r. BAGBY. Treasurer Of the aboyenamed
bank. do solsmnly swear that the above statement
Is true, TO the best Of my knowledge And belief
r. Il. BAGBY
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sth day
Of January. 1911.
R, N BERRY.
lsaD Notary Public.
Corect-Attest:
ANDREW JOHNSON, JR
EDw. r. PICKFORD
EZRA GOULD,
ptrsc4My.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Equity Savings Bank,

At washington, In the District Of Co.
fumbia, st the close of business De-
cember n, 1915.
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POULTRY. PETS & LIVESTOCK


AIREDALE PUPPIEs-Pedigreed; sire winner in
Washington show. reasonable. J. Ira smith NJ.
tional Training School for Boys. 81.
ANGoRA KITTENs-LoveIy; reasonable. 1924
Eye ST. NV. VI. $500.
COLLIE PCP-Hsudsome; thoroughbred: <
months old. Phone North 1854. Address BoY
2sS-H. Star Office.
COLLIE PUPS. two. female; pedigree; 6 month,
old; cheap. Phone Col. 25sc
COW. fresh. over 4 gallons young, N
Peter, Conduit road and Wee St NV West
12ss. e''
ENGLISH BULL DoG-Male i year old: great
pet: pedigree. l28 at. ne. 2ys
ENGLISH BEAGLE HOUNDs-Seven; well bro-
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GOAT. s.: Belgian hares, young and old. &c mn
221 Maple ave-. Takoma- Col. sow. -
LEGHoRNs. 80. white. price, 81 each. Kort
vile pike and Edison lane. $40 9th ST. NV
JERSEY. beautiful. Thoroughbred; 8 years old .
very gentle and fine mixer. Also fine saddle and
Vile. Nd; telephone 1s5-M. %.
PEKINGESE PCPPIES-House raised for nets :
different colors; fine condition: pedigree given
Cleveland 36l. p0s
PIGEoSS-150 Carneau, for sale at hsrgain
Address Box 303-C, Star Office 52s
POINTER. male age 4 fine on quail excellent
ly marked. Address BOX 126-C. Star Office. .
SOW PIG. Berkshire: weight. $50; price $50
r. Weston. Forest Glen. Nd. a2s
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Sr. b ..---..-..-..1 0G
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1873 Irving, 11r,2b. 100
l10s 2 NV, 12r. 2b. 90
1852 18th nw,9r.2b. 80. 90
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5316 42d, Chevy Chase.
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ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
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An excellent furnished house in most
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WANTED-GARAGES.

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Address Box SD Star office.
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A SELECT LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE AND
FOR RENT IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
PHONE. CALL OR WRITE FOR APPOINT
MENT TO INSPECT HOUSES.
MOORE x HILL unc.). 1902 b ST.
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FURNISHED ROOM in or near the wyoming
apt. Address Mrs. W. G. Perry, 2034 Columbia
road Phone North 9s7.
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Of good references wishes reasonable and COM
Portable room with q few meals or Ink. con-
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isi5 Park rd Tor bills. 90 lis liz ~ o. AZ no
1884 lar. 2b. 100. 90 aaos 1a,h ~ 4, n m
2l26 NV. .2b. 100. 90 s,7 ,tb nv a. i. 40 so
300 s "a as' on M 1909 Belm't nw.s b3oso
oos ~ No.. 40 940 NV 7r. b. .8obO
ISL Ss,n NV .. n 1913 NV. Or. b. $3.50
cathear1t ~ In Eye me- 11r. b. 30 90
40 asth n, ar * m l1113 ne. 5r. b. 90
1886 Calvert NV. 100, .9a IN E,,s =" q 10
1888 7, 1 NV aoss ri Fl. a. . 3 70
32ol 18th NV 81. Oh. 81. 90 ~ MO Nv 70 so
1917 2lst NV Tor. b So. 90 - -. s~ M 80 II 10
1401 Belmont W. ~ ~ .' IN M
1915 NV. i3so ~ -, -. y. A. 10
FLATS.
~, A MORGAN ct nv rooms and hath. z2.5o
243s 18th at. NV. rooms and bath "a ="
COS Quincy St ne. rooms and bath. ..--..A9. ="
"e' 81" 81 A'"'' CoLoIEp.
aos, L NV. as.5o, 1855 sth NV. Ar .io.so
1908 18th NV. 7r. Is 90 Baidwin's row NV:
2l0s NV 5r .15.50 Ar ........-.....e $50
sos 81. Il. 90 Is4s Temp ALLEY az
4s NV. 81. LAS se11 Cherry Hn4r.dso
1851 18th NV, 6r-l2 ; %
The Sterling, 1915 Calvert ST.. rm In bsmt. 300
Century bldg. 4l2-14 9th NV. $1,000 to xS9.00
1904 II st. NV. rooms. '-'>-S'0~
1929 i st. n.w.-
Room Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Room .-.--..............s o.v"
STORES.
xs7 Pa ay NV $50 20 leOO24 K NV. 1000
IoI 10th 1857 li1s5 Florida ave. $500
I41s New York av.- is Fl NV. ste, 81. b. 5000
733 18th W. LOO .o43 NV 49,
Ioa-l3l-ls3 Pa ay iii 18th 800
me 100 90 1863 LIST Sc .sto. 81. h2O.00
1901 PIX p NV so4 Goth 1890
STABLES AND GARAGES.
1,ae Gov al NV 0,lo yr | IL Sumner alley. $3.50
PpISTED RJJyFTISS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL BE tCn-
NISHED on APPLICATION.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co, Inc.
7as 18th STREET NV.
1898 GA. AVE. NV.
sr. and bath detached home. H.w.h.. gas
and electricity. S45 per month.
CHAS. :. MUIR & CO.. 1908 y. Y ave. Nv
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FOR RENT-FURNISHI

FOR RENT-FURNISH
1884 18th nw, CIR. 7b.
year .-.--.....S IS. oo1
1900 kalorama. Or. 2b.
garage. per VI. >. 06O
1872 Park I'd. 19r.2b 300
2SoO Wisconsin. ] Or. 2b250
1435 F'mont. Tor. 3b. zoo
1886 Lamont. Tor. 3b.
garage 100
1912 s NV. Tor. 3b. $50
1920 22d NV. Tor. b. $50
1915 Goth NV, Tor. b. 1875
62l4 18th NV, Or. 2b. 105
EDWARD 7. 81
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