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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16
THE MONUMENT AND GROUNDS.
| The Safety OF the Extraordinarily.
Ing the Surroundings Of the Shaft.


In relation to the Washington monument
Col John N. Wilson says, in his annual report
to the chief Of engineers, that the elevator has
been carefully overhauled and thoroughly re-
paired, being inspected every month by repre-
sentatives of the Otis company. He adds:
II am frequently asked if this elevator II
safe; firmly belive it is every appliance that
man has devised and every attention that
human intelligence can bestow has been and II
given to render it safe. Everything is ex-
amined and tested every morning before a
passenger is permitted to enter, and the whole
machinery is carefully inspected by an expert
once month, but all men are fallible, and
when least expected accidents have OCCASION
ally happened to elevators.
DIseRAoEFUL ACTS OF VANDALISM
"For the first three or four months after the
opening of the monument acts of vandalism,
disgraceful to Americans, were committed by
so-called relic hunters. 1t ia gratifying to state
that such acts are now few and far between.
Several arrests were made, but the guilty par
ties escaped with small fines.
1.-The marble lodge house was completed in
January, 1889. and transferred to the United
States by the monument society. It was first
deemed best to have the visitors to the monu-
ment congregate in this lodge, and when D
sufficient number had arrived to send them
with guide to the monument The crowd,
however, YVES 50 enormous that this was found
to be impracticable. and there are fewer visi-
tors to the lodge than was originally intended"
THE MOUND, PAYMENTS AND RoADwAYs
"The mound is being covered with soil and
the granolithic pavement around the monu-
ment has been extended so that it is circular,
with radius of 70 feet, with the center of the
monument as center, and il surrounded by an
S-inch curbing with outside gutter This will
be surrounded by gravel roadway so feet
WIDE, with 3O-foot roads and 9-foot paths lead
ing to various entrances to the park"
Mentioning the river freshet of the LIST and
I'd OF June, which partially covered the monu-
ment grounds, Col. Wilson says that no mate
rial damage was done thereby, although work
on the low grounds was suspended for some
days.
Oven 10000 PERSONS HAVE AscENpED THE
SHAFT.
The elevator has, between the date Of OPEN
ing, October 9, and June 80, carried up 69,8s7
people. In addition to these large number
have walked up the steps. SO that. since Octo-
Der 9, 1851 persons have visited the top.
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An unusually severe northeast gale for this
season, with rain, prevailed along the Massa-
chusetts coast last night and the sea was rough
Navigation viii be dangerous for small vessels
for the next twenty-four hours.
In the four-oared boat race at Annapolis yes
terday between members OF the Severn boat
club, the crew Of the Rover beat the crew of
the Perfection by less than . length. Chas.
Lindenborn defeated F. II. stockett, jr., in the
single sculi- The races were on Spa creek near
Annapolis.
A meeting Of the democratic county central
committee OF Frederick county, Md, has been
called by Col. l. V. Baughman, chairman, for
the 20.h Instant, for the purpose Of fixing upon
the time for holding primaries and county con-
yention.
The Roanoke county, Va, democrats yester-
day elected eleven delegates to the state con-
vsntion, ten OF them pronounced Mckinney
men and the whole delegation solid for him on
the second ballot.
A. n. Cole, widely known a. the Father OF
the republican party" died Sunday night at
ws!lsyills, n. I. Mr.. Cole issued the call for
the first republican county convention in the
United States.
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The Pastor Surprised.

The Pastors aid association of Plymouth
Congregational church succeeded last night in
thoroughly surprising their particular pastor
Rev. Sterling NJ Brown. Mr. John W. Butcher
enticed Mr.. Brown away from his home, No.
l4S4 street, and when the pair returned, half
an hour later, the house was filed with men,
bers OF the church, who were admiring . new
suite Of parlor furniture which they had pur-
chased Mr.. Butcher made a neat little presen-
tation speech and Mr.. Brown responded suit
ably. The crowd had struggled in q large
quantity Of refreshments. and then everybody
eniOyed themselves until a late hour
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Flight Of q Prominent Virginian.

J. A. Patterson, jr., prominent and wealthy
citizen Of Waynesboro', Va, has made an as
Segment and taken French leave Of his family
and friends. He was chairman Of the demo-
cratic county committee and u prominent can
didate for the state senate. The deed conveys
his entire estate, valued at e75.000, with only
5000 Of debts stated. His friends look in vaii,
Tor the cause. He was regarded as q high
minded and honorable man. His wife and
children are poorly provided for, but fortu-
nately Mrs. Patterson has q separate estate. he
fed from his family without notice, saying that
he was going east but took the west-bound
train, and when last seen was going from Gin
cinnati to Chicago, and had a ticket for the
Pacific slope. The disclosures in the case have
caused intense excitement. His family rela-
tions 80 far Is known we're entirely pleasant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

Mrs. Eisenhower and child were brutally
murdered ON the farm Of John Gilman near
Coquills City, Greg, last Thursday night, and
buried in gulch near the house. They were
Gilman's tenants and had refused 10 vacate
Samuel White, twenty-four yearp of age, wss
drowned In the James river near Belle Isle
bridge, ct Richmond, Sunday night while bath
ing.
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vNOR RENT
- 80 81 n. "; go. .se5 loloEsw Or IN egg SC
80 81 st Sc lsr. m L40 80 u. NV. Or MI
s55s ~. e. rsni 50 Rear - 3 let 81 ne. 6r q
S99toOs! n ", ,int 80 az Arnnory st sw.,. =
HiS-ot' CAlNOOD 4 GARRETT, 18th ana y 4 sv
I,OR REM
H 1917 81. NV 3-story ana Basement Br,cs. 4
11,, ana path all modern inn rovements, 400 30
r. ava2 Svth 81 NV Brick, 3-stOry and cellar;
5ovuas 1uo oatn; All modern improvements &.35 80
rsix. islt st NV Brick 2--tories and cellar:
IVVinr hno oath. al modern ilnpruvements s22 so.
si<,e sl4 10Th St W, brick; Histories and cellar,
lNohs: water, gss and lAtrobe. sl2. 80. store vi
water $1,000 ~
b. Il WARNER q Co.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


EoR RENT-THREE COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
!or Htshed Rooms. second noor facing moth and
Also Sc 1 e..
FoR RENT-471 ST NV, THREE UNFUR-
- nished Rooms on second floor: southern exposure
s 'Fd
E,OR RENT-I2O6 ST. NV, BEAUTIFUL
u Rooms, furnished or ,unfurnished; no children:
FOR RENT.THREEF FURNISHED ROOMS, TWO
2da4ss: u y Rs' month board
EoR RENT-Two FIRST STORY UNFURNIsHED
H., p.rior Rooms. bay window hall entrance large,
.aasn on =. line s Han
EoR RENT-sUITE OF ROOMS IN A DESIRABLE
sn M n Con
ladies or gentlemen. I006 Ilth st. NV. tyi5-st:
Tor RENTING UNFURNIsHED CoMMUNT.
r. ss s eGV
Tor RENT-LARGE DOUBLE PARLoR; l4-FooT
ceiling; on first door: four large airy. communi.
1901 81. Gonsins
lin square. Vl2-3ts
EoR RENT-10I7 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, UN.
furnished or in suites, either furnished unfur
ished Apply on premises. 1yl5-3t'
EOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
sT nG .S
board s..,Isd ST. W. FUsTEsHED
EOR HENT-DELIGHTFULL COOL FURNISHED
aud Unfurnished Rooms in the imposing house
40 10th st. NV: summer rates: references ex-
changed. iyI3-3ts
EOR REMITTANCE, Pleasant FRONT ROOM,
handsomely furnished. r. j. ave. 18th. First
LcOR RENT-2 ELEGANT SUITES OF PARLoRS,
~ on first and second floors: also other Aandsome
s EsOn for Is e house new northern ND south
LfOR KENT-Sl7 18th ST. NV, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished rooms, en- suite; also once room TO
rent my2l-2
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FOR lighthouses.

IpSs ia .i Is, S. .': :;
is.Y ss r g. s I'M s. store
yle-s. RUST HUNGERFoRD. e24 l4th st.
EoR kENr-AUGUsr i. Pleasant 3-SToRY
Brick House, overlooking the city large yard aud
ply I ST sols :S per GSH iSoss
fRsflATR ss aa2s BIZ TAs 81. M RIAL
HOUSES
i Sc ssssS "a
III { sr FUR isj fiss:s
$685. $685. :: + " f g tS ~ s.
tS :. NV ~ Ii AL M N y; 81
sSY1 II; $ nv. g ss$ ~ = s5
Ssrsossn !: .o' Ter 50 i
OFFICES:
sls " "a soor siA e 81. 4.
4ss l. ave- Is. door s sSi ,S 8; i.
ass La ave- ith 1cor 81 Pa "a Sy i't r IN isiS
ea f. ave. I'm 4 .Ss e. l.. ave sv: g aasl
'eiSou no~s rHs-..-Zo Ok room. ..............-o
STORES. &c.
me s5o nsu s. sas and a. D1 P ss
Store and Cellar 10th s, ss room S AS fin $.
EsA u W.-.-...-....S6Ol nw....................30
.f sSr Hn s Of ss
Tie LIST and 18th. uyl6l THos. E wAaGANiAS.
EoR RENT-1N MT PLEASANT, sEvEN-RooM
IL House on Howard ave opposite Center ST gas
water bath; large lot. Apply next house. Iyl6-5t'
EoR RENT-HoUsE zoos ST. NV, FOURTEEN
posite. tylo-Sts
E0R RENr-A LOVELY SEyEN-RoOM, PRESS
= 5nck AZ modern improvements; in elegant order
foLhINHORN, Room 1, so5 G St jyl6-6t
EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 1903 h ST. NV,
II suitable Tor physician or merchant jyl5-2ts
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WANTED-HELP.

WssSSsaD 155a s9tHH FHo4ss 5SsRes5ssss
WA AIT II3..ls y ssocEay STORE, APPLY,
WAVED "A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
Il fS0s q g. sneas
WANTED-MEN AND woMEN COOKS. NURSES
49,, naMMDernsids Laundresses, Vegetable Cooks and
c aa bfc Ssss SsR NJ sls
eernsids and Iaundresses in city
saML cooMBE sas Il nS e0i0fed 1sa Ses.'
WHITE GIRL TO WATT ON TABLE;
w ,v, German preferred Apply at 1909 St NV.
WANTEp-A GOOD MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
ae5s must h1y s best Of references Apply to
NOSE psso in ths business Apply or adres;
WANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE WAITER. MUST
w be willing to do general work around . Restau
s ssns ana be good Clam sAueEsr Cali for two S.y'
WANTED1A PROMINENT PHILADELPHIA
At Puelifhinx House desire ensagipg the
ne msw e making him general manager for
can must pc man OF good habits, engaging mAnners
and Sonylneng talker For details address G. AN
WASTED-LADY OF INTELLIGENCE TO FILL
w apositon Of trust; highest references required
no experience If energetic 80 weekly while learning
~ Young Shild; must be we'll recommended In
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT Is YEARS,
dress Box so. Star Once N ''N II.
WANTED1CoMPEIENT WAIST HANDS. MRS.
sasb. ssa sI sea 1922 pennsyiv'na ave Ex eyer
WANTED HOTEL STEWARD, SECOND COOK,
w Hotel Ghambermaid, White Family Laundress 8
Agency. 6i3 9TH st. NV. It.
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN
,sna er ys aSaSswork; German preferred s34 Mary
WANTED-A GOOD COOK IN SMALL PRIVATE
NV iAm'iy; good wages paid. Call At once At q st.
WANTED = IMMEDIATELY - FTRsT.C LASS
w Shirt ironers; Steady work; Apply at the WEST
END STEAM LAUNDRY. 1853 Penn. ave. NV. It.
WANTED-A BOY ABOUT IA YEARS OLD, WITH
apply Catholic preferred Address III handwriting
Boz 10y. Star office. giving reference. IT.
w Of Law Boob. to Copy Ms, Verify Citatens Resd
Law s9s as ref
~ Cook and French or eerman House Girl; good
reference. Apply between and O'Clock at !a6 12th
WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL. THE PINLEss
o1ds c'S.nssne The only line ever Invested that
I Sson
sena Is 81 1 oo M
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W. ~ LsSerer: Apply F. Il MURRAY. $50 Center
a dooAn SCR fn .Ra Ta 5dns s ~
sa!e u sS 6 and careful and eod
WAFER :, THREE CARPENTERS. APPLY Al
w work all year round 1885 Pa ave. NV. jel5-2t'
WANTEDz.A YOUNG LADY AS BooKKEEPER
WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
e4 i st nm IN small family to stay at night ca.
WANTED-A HARNEss-MAKER APPLY AT
w 2OS 10th st NV. J. LOHMANN. jyl5-2t'
WANTEp-AG GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral Housework in fiat for one person. Apply
after I'm at go 9th st NV. References required.
fhS!oSxaA %o@aa
with iirst class references. 3O24 Il st. jyi6-2t'
WANTED-AT oNCE-COoKs. HoUsEwoR kERs
Hsss SS
WANTED-7A YOUNG MAN IN DRUG STORE
70 learn business one with some experience pre-
w nished IN 1--WE minutes; many orders already in
fSI nSnsswonen and sober men for all business
IT n% sTT
WANTED - DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT BU.
w reau. conducted by ladies', Men and Women,
white and coored for all kinds of domestic labor
District and states, with ceterences 111 1T. NV
jyl2-1m'
WANTED : AN HONEST, ACTIVE MAN OF
good habits, located outside leading cities. for
references. MANUFACTURES, Lock Box 1910,
n. L. jyl IN, tn, 4w
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-DESIRABLE GROCERY STORE
wholesale and Retail doing good business on pub
NC street selling out TO retire will without
stock II purchaser prefers. HFC Star ONCE. jyI3-3ts
l. Wholesale market and La ave- suitable FOR com,
mission OF grocery business particularly. Inquire
DO "a. ave. 5e1S-3m
EOR kENT-STORE AND DWELLING ON I'M.
portant business thoroughfare for millinery con-
fectionery. druggist, tailor or other light business
iii u ST. NV. Kent $40. Keys sdjoininR Eel s-3m
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NOTARIEs PUBLIC.

<yoMnIssIoNER OF DEEDS FoR EyERY sTxTa
az 2 2szzqq,cs{, nSSSS Nd Y osan,s.sss.s.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


WAAMIEr IA oNE.HoRsE sEcoNp-HANp
s:sa ss ' S: sss ~ s ssss WE
WANTD-To Buy HORSE, HARNESS AND
qsr. sss nsSS e tpasa at e $50 Ss R
? sH .sd snSE am h on ~ sos
70 description and price. Box 13s, Star Office iyle2t
WANTED-STORE IN CENTRAL LOCATION
ds.. e. San S for Light machine .SIs
WANTED-s2.00o FOR 3 YEARS; SECURITY,
sssr oss address, giving Invest annual r,ts
WANTED-A 81 OR 54-INCH UPRIGHT BTcY-
yi fls u good condition Apply slse Bridge ST.
WANTED HORSES 10 CRAZE AT s5 PER
~ month, Address 20 BOZ l3s. Aisz.ndriA Va.
sas aas
nl nsS.f A ssA'sn''sd O. NELSON iass st NV
WAHIrE!Pgom,a!. BAgN PAYS The AIeaEsI CASH
JssSsess,s Entire HOUSEHOLDS SPECIALLY Aadfs's
WASTEp.HoRsEs 10 PASTURE ar GEN. 2
" Bs.iss Stock Farm. mile. from city; S5
Hay Scales, 10Th st. and La ave-, city iyi0-im
WANTED ZIG, HORSES ANP cATLLE 10 PAS
;nsss ss s.ss:si
kOfeet dleo, MO-, or Apply u COOf-
MS Livery stable, rear 1892 st and In rear 1928
st nv. Telephone No. 1862. 1y3-12ts
WANTED-FLUTE AND VIOLIN LESSONS: BE-
y p. socn ss & essaa has
WANTED-TRY soRIBNER. BEST sUTTERINE
W zoe, pound; cooking. 15c. Warranted not 10 ret
strong Qike butter) for one month. money
funded Try Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer. and
goes further than Hogs Lard. For sale oap IN the
Csrt Market ct stalls 32S, 32Q $50, middle Of fish
Aisle. Open daily. WIN. q. SCRIBNER. my9-6m
WANTED-HCUSEHoLD FURNITURE, OFFICE
w Furniture, Store Fixtures and Furniture Of every
description; also entire Households stocks of Mer.
chandise Of all kinds. Address CARLTON 636
st. te2T-Im
WANTED-P; G. MERRY. .7l6 ST NV, PAYS
w cash for old books school, law and medical books
speciaty wiu buy, sell or exchange; large stock Of
novels at half Price. je2o-1m
WANTED : STORAGE AT $50 PENNA. AVE. !;
separate Locked con- partnents for household and
other goods; Tor particulars apply at premises
3e1S-3m E. CORBETT
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovsting WORKS Feathers Renovated. Mat
tresees Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De-
stroyed. FHYOUNGS. 1402 PA.sv. Telsphonc IO0s-2
WANTED-TOBUY-aO DsECOND-HANDaEN.
w temens Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &C., for which
hienest cash price Il paid. Call or send postal to
myl.-2m A. ElZNAR 1901 nth 81. sc.
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j! FSSs Is ss .
6i4 l5thsn.w- i2r. 100 553 18Th NV. 5r. IS Is
ss {. NV 81 if fs,s ct R e g
isi5 4 II g & S;ioiss s. 3
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1881 sos is Il wv g i isig sa s
7o3 S sn ?. NV 12 S. 20 81 Mas sy
1915 St NV, llr 300 600 stne, Or 20 SO
1 IA IAN ,s st. a. e a9 toe by az
1883 filb sy H. 1890 iSs |.
427 St NV, l0r.... As LIB st ne Dr. Is az
*9y i = q Is $50 4 8. aT Nv.
issS 4;
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90 St NV, 6r....... IS 1885 II st. ne or So. 3
i lSs :: !. .s i99s sls s;s tsS
IA s: 81 ssn St ne Or Il S9
IT'D ST. sS tsss.1ns .is g. q
ISS Il !; !; L + i,
"a l9th .: NV. y. 80 Wv
1895 lou :sas-si IS 1907 l4s 49, & 40
isS4 ssh e NV sr24 IS 2ii 7sA st n.wisso
yls BIZ WARNER 4 CO. e1e Faav
LOB RENT-THAT VERY COzY LITTLE HoT-sF
L1SoS caroline 81 nv. RIM. bath; mi newly
APPLE, Room 30. PACING Bldg. 622 II ST pI3-0ts
+ Foo hIs l1Ssryns.sHrp HOUSES.
~ lows Circle. lSr- sl2S Laos stouxhtou. or $50
i4o4 ssoughton st. Sr go l4l2 stoughton, Or. 90
ifvQ etouxnton u. w 906lx 18th at, 13r..... loo
/ FL y Fl z
~ i2tn ST. S-..-.S5lI16 y. Dap ST., sr...., 80
225 II 1T ne, fr... % 80 ,37 II ID and dwell Or as
ll26 10Th Ut. new, Isl. 50
oisss 6issls ~, as1 ARA 20 Conn sy bor
aaoa Sss. lsr...--1 so lsS a "a. fir.~...io6
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az, sss sa. q. a aoa ohss, ,.s ssI g
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9Th ao0r. sIsa.s-.....5S &5 Z a;l;. "a dwell Is
i41O n ave. hoors. 4 40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT
4 ss.9 t. country or
WANTED-A LADY WHO HAS PASSED THE
civil service examination with credit will give
ss T Once
" w Copyi't by young lady late graduate Of the
IL
T1 picKs 1 nahNGY FOR COOKS
men, Buffers Walters and general Homework 6l3 18th
WAAN TED. At, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HTis4: MsI Miss ss Cooks
WANIED-BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDU-
w cation, Situation where he can make himself
eraSie Address K stss c ss.A anything nsn
WANTED-BY A GENTEEL COL0RED BOY, A
s1s
WAhNTEDt,A SITUATION ,.; BY REsIsTERED
PiN resR yssr s experience i'll city. Address o.
Address s. W H. Star osos nVe sy sts5ts
WANTED-REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ATTEN-
e.sn s de-
Sas I pi 70:
first year and II necessary will live with employer
ADDRESS AhChITECI,
IT. Star Office.
WANTED-BY A NEAT COLORED WOMAN,
40 coPs r ea is S to Nurse
WANTED-BY AN ENERGETIC MAN, PER-
objecton to going out Of city. Address BUsiNEss,
M ANTEp-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
wv ored Man Place us Coachman in Private
Go a''i nj city s
"sN1te va. =: =. yeLo-..
WANTED-BY AWHITE GIRL PLACE IN THE
Children. Address A. NJ. E., Star Office. jyI5-2ts
WANTED-BY COLORED BOY, SITUATION AS
w waiter or WORK around store Once, or take Of
siiris faR read and write good reference 5AgH'
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR ONLY SELECTED
Youths or Meat Stores, German Bakers and Bss
d t1ers o, Cities Country and Resorts BURNHAMS
| WANTED-woRK BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w address has had experience in grocery and shoe
h An
WANTED-FREEN HoUsEKEEPEKs AND ALL
3eSss Se sr
h'Silf ssEr3fIfs s''
WANTED : BY FIRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss 4
ss o sft sas
WAA.NTsspSn,sBIY1. SSiE;NiLEMAN:. AGE 3, TEN:
/
present employee references, ability Is MANAGER.
Bookkreper, Clerk, Collector, &C. Address Box 14S
Star Office. iylI-lws
WANTED--IIOUSES.
WANTEp-EIGHT OR NINE-ROOM MODERN
w Brick House, IN northeast or southeast from
$4,000 to $4,000 State number and street AZ low.
| est price p. o. Box 3l3 jy15-3t
WANTED--ROOMS.
WANTED : A FURNISHED. COMFoRTABLE
terms. &C. Address BOZ 6s Star ONCE i II.
WANTED-THRRE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
rent % y aa US AZ
| Office. is
| WANTED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEFT
w wives, three unfurnished Rooms; two conmuni-
enees sychsnsed Address L. p o.. ssar Once. .''e'
| WANTEp-lN GEORGETOWN. FROM sEPTEN.
Communicating Rooms. suitabls for parlor and bsd
| room Address NJ. N. B., STAG ONCE. 3yl5-3ts
| WANTED BOARD.
WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM, BY A YoUN0
l w 6entleman, 18th ana n sts refeRenrSS a.
changsd Addrsss. With location and price, r, stsr
ATTORNEYS.
CfHISWaI5L, CAafE5 15S5EISoS 4. STTcaSEy1F
nxson b. q kssadsneA l2iS Il & n 4 ~
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DE safes st..........-..2U
l. bet. 18th L 18th. 1876 9
h ST., bet. 10th q 18th. 80
n. c. COR, 18th and N
SITS. - 3:}3.:i3 per mont
\ St, bet. 18th a 4 9Th. IA
q 81. mr.. y. Ii. aye.......l5
h, near Mcpherson 50. %
Tom. av-, above IL. 20
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
f1CE. These houses car
mlts from our oihce.
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Nv. cor. sth 4 L l2r.e4Q
- sth 81 ne. brick-....lt
sly b st sc, sr.........lt
lpS * So. 5r-.............s
I'll III 81 ss., 6r........ ~
Bricks an paved alley north
q yards. from @6 so 10 40
DlNAIl. gehfkt
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LOST AND FOUND.


n osT-sATURpAY EVENING SMALL DIAMOND
4 screw Earring In avenue car or White House
grounds binder will he rewarded by returning 90
GUINNIP co. 404 9TH ST IA
II osT-oN SATURDAY, JULY ID BLACK AND
IL White better puppy. kevErd for return TO 1912
18th st. nv. IT.
gTyHF GENTLEMAN THAT PICKED UP THE
III Mocking Bird at the new building corDer 10th 81
and Rhode Island ave. II he returns u ~ ll 90 khoo0
Island ave- NV. viii be literally rewarded FIR it
Nlo-2ts
II osT-oN MONDAY MORNING on 7Ta ST, IN
IL or near LansburFh's. e20 Bill. Finder viii b
suitably rewarded by returning II 70 the star once It,
II osT-AT MARSHALL HALL, on 18TH INST.
MEklDIAN CLUB. l72o asst. IT.
EoUND-oN July s, PockETBooK. CON-
il tanning Money and P.psrs Owner call 81 l31o
New York ave aud prove property. 1ylo-3ts
II osT-A SILVER. BREAsTPIN. A LIBERAL
IL reward n returned 70 l00e 18TH ST NV. IL
UyHR ooLoRED LADY WHO WAS sEET IAKfE6
III pocketbook Friday Afternoon in Herdlc No. S. H
street line Will please rsturn same 70 owner 52 q
n osT-A Known SPANIEL DOG. WITH WHITE
~ Breast, on sunday. July II. 1850. near Horpe'o
Mills. d q 4bersl reward n returned % c. @ fkEs-
COrI. 7th-st road. .yis-G
NOTApTEG DTTDTTO
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

beautifully papered and painted, with private
isvatory and closet nrst floor. 1907 st. n only
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iy13-3ts
el6 r 81. nv.

I.NOh kENI-
Il 1904 l4th st. NV Cor 10Th ana o Sta m ~ 40
ot. anu store sl25 1909 18th ST. Or. 80 ~
1sOs u 81 NV. Tor. =. 90 s.O Mass ave a tr:sS I'd
90 Mass. e.. Tor SO 3lS Mas ave n 49, !. n
is33aa Eorner n. or.tQ 30 lbls Pierce r. Or KS ~
Ia st. "A g, Or -. % i az Fst N . ar -
sSo4 Z ST n. e. 25 81 5fh 81 "a . a. % al
l233 22d W Or Is 30 lS25 2.ld ~ n NJ a, n "a
store, 2Ol 81. ne 4 2 so 1873 tlth al a NJ a. 10
sO3a St NV. Ar. q 80 S .s.,d 81 q n ar a IA
1907 r 1914 L. Ar 10 80 lO2o r lglS l. an Ii al
1924 T. 1919 /. Ar o 80 s2l p22 25th st Arr Ia
AZ ST. ne, 3r.........s 2S20 r St nv. 3r...3 81
yl3-3t fijb y, nv
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a se9 { n.~-i2r.Ssts4 S
50 "a - ne .r.,mi...O
20 Myrtle 81, Sr. 1870
o2 NavyPisce = e 81. q "a
14e Wilson St. hr,cklo
Also, several cotnfOrtsble
west having water and 70
1lo-ot v. q.
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For full list apply to wESCoTT WILCOX.
ty13 1907 Pa ays-n.x.
EOR RENT-TwO NEW EIGHT-ROON HoITsFS-
18th street extended bet. kenesaw ave- and CoiIin
bia rcad, TO prompt paying and permanent tenant
rent low Apply on the premises. IyI3-:Sfs
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LOkRENT-
Il 7cS 10th St NV. new 3-story and basement bay
window brick, 12 rooms and bath central location all
mod inps-; per month. eco lOll 81. n. >
story ana basement bay-window brick; southern ex-
posnre rooms and bath, near 3 lles q cars Per
month 833.bS- 3l3 A II. e. Capitol Hill, 2-ttorg
piess brick rooms and bath. all l.; delightful
location s2e. 81 Sc st. sw., 2-stOry and Easement
Day WINDOW brick rooms water, sewer, q d.
1wo-stoIy brick stable 1888 18th st. w. az.
GRO. L. EhMONs,
te4 Atlantic building. $50 4 st NV
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EoR RFNT-uNFTRNIsgFn-

Ne. cor. Of 10th and y
sts-t Ter yesr. 900
h ST., bet. Conn. ave. and
18th 81. ...........3OO
y St. bet. Conn. ave.
and 18Th st.........250
Dupont Circle. $50
A. 81, bet. l4th a l5th-21U
81. cor. 2lst and X
SITS. ...-........ 2OS. 81
u ST., near 18th st.....lO0
Cor. 18th q r sta. NV. 100
ii ST., near Arlington
notel..--..--...-......SO O