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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COCKS,
w Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses Laundress, Coach
men, Buffers alters and general Homework. 6l3 9TH
st.nw. Also European Steamship agent. ty26-2t'
WANTED-AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w for Cooks. Chambermaid Waitress, Laundress and
Buffers. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 st.nw. jy25-3t'
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WORKING HOUSE.
w keeper by an honest, reliable white woman; no
washing preferred reference given. Address HOUSE
KEEPER. Star office. jy26-2t-
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE WOMAN. PLACE
w rs seamstress in family will take of invalid
care for small children if out Of city; house,
keeper Tor lady Address L. Q. O.. Star Office. jy262t
WANTED-EMPLOYMEN AS ASSISTANT IN
w Law Practice; was probate judge in Ohio six
years; practcing since 1871 salary object: best
references given. Box i2i Star office. jy24-3t'
WANTED BY FIRST CLASS
w Carpenter tbench haEd) one accustomed to fine
work. Address CARPENTER, Star office. jy24-3ts
WANTED POSITIONS FOR 500 WHITE AND
w Colored Cooks Honseworkers, Drivers Maids,
Hostlers Nurses, Housemen Seamstresses and others
"a few Germars Swedes and French on hand cities
and country. BURNHAM'S. go 9th st. NV. jy2O-6t.
XNANTED-FREEil HOUsEKEEPERs AND ALL
w employers srefurnished highly recommended Ser
wants, Clerks, &C. Applications for government EN-
ployment prepared. Rooms registered same terms
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll G St NV.
y20-6t'
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Charge of False Pretences.

In the Police Court yesterday Walter Rob-
insOn was charged with obtaining money
by false pretences from Chas. Limstrong by
selling him half interest in dining saloon,
2021 7th street extended, July 8, the defendant
representing that he was the owner of the fur
niture, &c.
The latter testified that he purchased the in
terest. taking the statement of Robinson that
he owned everything in the place and that Mr.
?. c. Merry had removed the furniture, claim
ing that defendant had only rented them.
The case was sent to the grand Jury
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The duke and duchess Of Portland entertained
about $500 children from the neighboring
villages at Welbeck abbey on the 28th ultimo,
and after tea (Which was served in the riding
SCHOOL, the duchess distributed upwards of a
ton weight of costly TOYS to the various teachers
for distribution among the children.
Recently in England they had some tests with
the electric search hight to try and discover
which colored uniforms were most easily seen.
Red was the most conspicuous, blue the least.
The French accumulation of the Commelin-
Desmazures type has proved itself well adapted
for working search lights. One great adyan-
tage is that a remarkably powerful current can
be taken from it with comparative safety.
lola is said to be the best-paid novelist in
France. Mrs. Humphry Ward has Just been
offered $1,000 for a story of 1000 words, and
John Strange Winter refused an offer of g., 800
for her next novelette,.
The shah's tact was demonstrated beyond
question in Birmingham. When he stepped on
the platform the crowd fairly mobbed him. He
took in the situation at a glance, smiled, and
readily responded to the requests of scores Of
men and women to shake hands with him.
The project Of forming a syndicate of paper
manufacturers in London has been abandoned.
The English premier will before long be the
duke of Salisbury.
The London Standard has consented to apollo
gize and To pay 4ioo damages for asserting that
Father Coveny, Dunmauway Ireland. publicly
appealed to God to strengthen the hand Of the
man who killed Inspector Martin at Gweedore.
A number of naval officials at Berlin and Keil
have been arrested on the charge of wholesale
bribery. One Of them has committed suicide.
Patrick Egan, United States minister to Chill,
arrived in Callao in excellent health July 1 and
proceeded to his post Of duty on the 9TH.
The Russian government is buying up all the
Polish railroads for strategy purposes.
A band of Servian brigands are harassng the
Bulgarian frontier. In a recent conflict with
officers five OF the brigands and two gendarmes
were killed.
Advices from Crete are that the revolt is
spreading. Risings are threatened at Sphakia,
Retimo, Milata and Sidera.
Count Herbert Bismarck and Gems. Hahnke
and Witch will accompany Emperor William
on his visit to England
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THE PEOPLES PAPER.
Some of the Good Things to be Found
in To-morrow's Star.

in To-morrow's Star.
The SrAR is for Washington first, last and all
the time The phenomenal success Of the paper
is due In a large measure to its unwayering
loyalty to the national capital 1t is a thorough
local paper, honest in its opinions, firm in its
demands for justice to the District from Con-
gress and the Commissioners and always giving
its readers the fullest and most reliable local
news 1t is not sensational, and the people
have learned by years of experience that they
can rely implicitly on what is in THE
STAR. When the advertisements encroached
upon the reading portion Of the paper
the size was promptly enlarged to eight
pages. This change permitted Of q
most complete service throughout and the
finger of pride is pointed to the ffty-six col
ums daily filed with general and local news,
telegraphic matter from all parts of the world,
articles Of absorbing interest, sketches and live
advertisements. On Saturday, however. it is
customary to give The STAR readers something
more than their daily literary repast twelve
page paper is the rule for Saturday, and the
additional four pages permit the publication
Of special articles on timely and interesting
subjects, which are carefully prepared without
regard to pains or expense, and which are
peculiarly adapted to Washington and Wash
ington readers. Some Of the features of to-
morrow's paper will be:
CAMP ORDwAY Qllustrated):-
~
trict militia and the result Of the encamp-
ment
WOOD AND STONE CARVINGS UIlus-
trated):-
Interesting relics from the Easter Island, as
exhibited in the National museum.
SUMNER AND FALL woopCoCK QIlus-
trated):-
Where they are found; how to kill them.
UP THE METROPOLITAN ROAD
Happily named and charming places along
the line.
JEWELS OF THE SHAH
The barbaric pearl and gold Of the Persian
monarch.
THE LONDON SEASON.
The English people and their enjoyment of
outdoor pastimes. By THE SrARs special
correspondent
A CHAPTER OF HORRORS
How the blind goddess is outraged by Chinese
officials. By Henry Norman
FARM AND GARDEN
Information and advice about poultry, trees,
and flowers.
AN ANGLERS OUTFIT
Fishing tackle-how aud where il lie made.
HOME MATTERS:-
Timely and valuable suggestions to indus
trious housewives.
DAMS WIFE
A charming story of domestic life with a
thread of romance and happy ending.
TOWN AIRS AND GRACEs:-
Midsummer fashions discussed from Bos-
tonian standpoint. By Shirley Dare.
WESTINGHOUSE FRUIT SUPPLY
The watermelon and the trade in this and
other fruits
Is IT A CRIME OR DISEAsE?-
Various views about drunkenness, and the
proposed establishment of an inebriate asy-
lum in Washington.
A TALK WITH A CONDUCTOR
He tells of the peculiarities of those who ride
on his car.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Some interesting facts on an aIl-absorbing
topic.
OUT DOOR sPoRTS:-
On the ball field and the tennis court
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Another New Comet Discovered.

A cable message received in Boston from the
European union Of astronomers announces the
discovery of bright comet in the southern
heavens by Prof. Davidson Of Queensland on
July 81. position secured there the follow
ing night is as follows: July %, 961, Green
witch mean time; right ascension, IL hours 16
minutes seconds; declination south, 80 de-
grees 20 minutes. 1t has motion northward
of nearly three degrees day. This cannot be
the comet which was reported yesterday as being
Barnard's comet as seen from Sydney. MS. W.
The comet discovered by Prof. W. B. Brooks
and at Cambridge. rough orbit, computed
by Prof. 8. G. Chandler, indicates that il is
probably q comet Of short period, passing
Perihelion in August. II will not become at al
bright
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TwO UNFURNISHED COMMUNE
w eating Rooms, or one Large and one Hall Room
northwestern part of city prefesred. Address with
full particulars, 1911 18th st. NV. 3y26-2ts
WANTED--THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS,
w second story; within ten squares of 4th and q
NV mi: rent not TO exceed els. 1913 Yst.n.w
jy26-3t'
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD THREE ADJ
w ults 14th to Goth sts., to =, on or near Est
cars. Address GEORGE, Star office. jy26-2ts
WANTED-AUGUST 1-BY LADY AND HER
w mother Two or Three Rooms suitable for light
housekeeping, or with kitchen privileges not next
root. references exchanged. Address A 7. s., Star
Office. jy26-2ts
WANTED-TO RENT SUITE OF 3 ROOMS,
w from LIST September in the northwest section, for
gentleman and wife. Address M, Star office iy25-2ts
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Bill Against the District Dismissed.

In the Equity Court to-day Judge Montgom-
cry made an order in the case of the Potomac
terra Gotta company against the District dis
missing the bill on it being shown that the
Commissioners had revoked their decision in
awarding contracts for terra Gotta sewer pipe
and had readvertised for proposals.
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WANTED-HELP.

~ Nurse. Apply Win references. to Star Sssce; =
ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS. NURSES,
Wv ChaWbermaids Laundresses. Vegetable Cooks and
aaof Dfdks H %sE 81 'SSs SSS1'
WANTED ENERGETIC MEN TO SILL OUR
TersoTy aaess enSs iSs
fF 51SsIi: AND CUTTER CO, Cincinnati. OHIO "
WANTED LADY BOoKKEEPER IN RETAIL
grocery and provision store in South washington;
Eo0 sts1 fequred state salary address
WANTED boy TO LEARN THE TIN AND
Isl ave- sne of some
WANTEp-woMEN COOKS, al TO e4O: CHAM.
bermaids Nurses and IAundresses, in city away;
a c00rsd Men
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN
w bPhOtsegr1Rhic Store Apply JARVIS phe.O-
WAETE,Ina0iAA GH0MPRIENT White NERSE Ap
II and A. reference required. jy25-2t
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK FOR A
WOMAN Liberal wages and sOOdSons. Apply
WANTEp-aIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK;
e s:s1 os state
WANTED-.A GIRL TO ASsORT AND MARX
4 SsS f A5sx
w FUssEIL's Cafe, 1425 New York ave. ty24-3t
WANTEp-TALL BOY, 10 YEARS OLD. TO
w Learn the Galvanized Iron Cornice Trade; must
be willing industrious. have fair education and live
with parents. Apply $40 18th st. NV. jy24-3t'
WANTED-A YOUTH, NOT UNDER SEVENTEEN
w years of of good address and fair education.
TO Learn the Drug Business Apply at corner Of 10th
and sta NV Y24-3t.
WANTED-A LADY FOR VIRGINIA OR OTHER
w States or Watering Places, in business among
ladies which pays $50 weekly must invest $50 cash.
Address CONTROL, Star otice. ty24-3t'
WANTED-I,0OO AGENTS AT ONCE FOR
simply beats the world; agents making $50 q day.
Address U S Home Mig. Co., Bottle Dept. Chicago. Ill
NANTED-5OO LADY AGENTS IMMEDIATELY;
" New Rubber Undergsrment; woman's greatest
blessing sells at sight and pays agents 8 90 month.
Proof free Address MRS. H. +. LITTLE, Chicago, Ill.
1y22-1ws
WANTED-wHTTE HoUsEMEN; ALSO, COOKS,
w Laundresses Buffers, Farm, Dairy. and Kitchen
Stored at low rates). Also. Philadelphia and other
cities. BURNHAM'S, 80 9th st. NV. ty2O-6t'
WANTED - HOUSE WOMEN, SOBER MEN FOR
w all business, Female School and Music Teachers
for fall engagements. Applications for government
positions prepared Four Men to handle Horses at
CITY ITELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll g st. NV.
jy20-6t'
WANTED--COLORED MEN TO WORK ON
W Drum Point Railroad in Calvert county, Nd, five
jyI7,Im' RoDGERs l. CLEMENT.
WANTED = .DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
" reau, conducted by ladies', Men and Women,
white and coored for all kinds Of dpest labor, for
jyl2lm.
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PEN MAR.-Excursion Tuesday, July 80.
Special train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot
sA N. Round trip, e1.50.-Adrt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

VSOR RENT-1505 q ST., SIX ROOMS AND BATH;
mod imps. desirable home; reduced rent for July
and August 70 permanent tenant Apply TO T. j
JOHNSTON. Equitable building, or 1862 ST.
G.o-6t
NOR RENT-600, COR. GIN AND SIS. Sc, 2
rooms, all mod. imps.; large side and rear yard
shade and flowers good order; s25. LOWE GUN
MILL 30S East Capitol ST y.s6-2t'
EQR RENT-2I sTH ST. Sc, FOUR DOORS
II from East Cap cars. new Bay-Window Brick All
noe imps., rooms; rent $50 LOWE 4 GUNNEII.
sos East Capitol st. iy26-2ts
- Bnck, all mod imps. in good order, rooms
eeSsuufu neighborhoQd; 20 good and prompt tenant
go. LOWE GoNNEI-L. sos East CAp.st. ;y2o- -
EoR RENT-l0-RooM BRICK. 429 G. HAND
y seneiy papered. all modern improvements, back
Sesenes. 500 per month Inquire Of OWNER. s37
SaS-es!! eo'i bargain to person renting for year
EQR RENT-e22 ST NV, ESQ PER MONTH
Il i3Sl Maulch st. y: W.. new house, s35 lac 81.
ana ~. K N. MORRISON. l2l2ss ST NV.
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wANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-IMMEDiATE BOARD
w near city for Self, Wife and Two ear-od Child
Give full particulars to rates, location, &C. W. c.
b., Star Office 1ts
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DEADLOCK IN RHODE ISLAND.
The House Democrats Decide to Oppose
the Senate's High License Bill.

There was regular circus in the Rhode
Island legislature yesterday. Democratic men,
bers of the house were scarce, but a caucus of
those who were present was held in the base
ment, and they decided to stand by the original
house high license bill and to ignore the sem
ate amendments. When the roll was called on
the first motion the tally showed twenty eight
republicans and twenty-seven democrats. I'M
mediately Representative Brennan took the
floor and began to talk against time, holding
the floor for forty-fve minutes. In the mean
time Representative Carroll of Pawtucket
passed the word about the seats, and there was
a dwindling away of the democratic members
which speedily reduced the attendance to less
than a quorum.
The republican members, under the leader
ship OF Representative Wilson Of East Provi-
dence, presented a written request to Speaker
Miller democrat, for the enforcement of house
rule AZ, which is that the sheriff shall compel
all members within the house to remain, and
that the speaker should issue his warrant for
the forced attendance of the absentees. There
was q hint that there was to be some fun with
the speaker, and this coming to his ears he
compelled all the members to take their seats,
would allow no smoking, and calmly took up
the statutes to study up the question prior to
issuing his warrants. Seeing that they had
walked into trap, the republicans, by written
request, withdrew the former request This
and the latter withdrew.
There was no speaker pro tenn, and none
could be elected, as there was no one author
lied to put any motion. As soon as this was
learned the republicans voted to adjourn until
II am. to-day.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-DEsIRABLE LOCATION, GEORGE
stS0a n 3dess star ee ye
nodeS 3 q issa issh St s0 on 90 n'i a@'
DOR RENT-ELDERLY LADY LIVING ALONE
modern conveniences street cars and hercs pass The
door; iScs street ne; cheap to quiet Hsrsis'.
EOR RENT-101l- ST. NV, FURNISHED
pls.:ssn. southern exposure Board also
FOR BENT NICE Rooms ON Sd FLOOR.
n S e near city hail. street cars pass rsn'
Tor RENTLTHREE, UNFURNIsHRD ROOMS
snd Bath. suitable for light Housekeeping; private
NV jy26-2t
EoR RENT-UNFURNTsEp on SECOND FLOOR,
south s s1ae oosss family psvs BERN le saa
encesl CAN ct 332 St NV. E2e-Sts
EoR RENT. FURNISHED OR UNFgRNIsHEp
north and south exposures near depAftmen,. 200
LOB RENT-s6 AND &1l-TwO COMFORTABLE
,r and Nicely furnished Rooms sls Mstn NV
EoR RENT LARGE, wELLFURNIsHED FRONT
Table; terms moderate: Transients accommodated
EOR RENT-Sl7 18TH ST. N.W.,FURNIsHED OR
rent jy25-1ms
LCOR REMITTANCE, PLEASANT SOUTH FRONT
- hooms opposite reservation; convenient to three
lines cars sanitary plumbing. Terms reasonable,
Transient guests accommodated. 1l2l Istn. W Post
kNOR RENT Il WILL GIVE $40 PER MONTH
and the use Of four furnished rooms, parlors,
dining, and kitchen FIRST floor. aud partly fur
nshed roo to party for the board Of two ladies and
two children aged IL years northern exposure,
ty2o-2t- NJ L., Stsr Office
EOR RENT-FoCR DESIRABLE UNPUBLISHED
= Rooms on "a noor all accommodations for house
keeping. 1923 st. NV jy25-:3ts
THOR RENT-FURNISHEDR ROOMS IN HANDSOME
house facing south; also Dining Room and Kitchen
O'Clock ?. M, 1349 st. jy25-3t'
FOR RENT-FoUR UNFINISHED ROOMS;
= second noor; south front; furnace heat: hot and
cold water all IN good order Apply with reference
63S Pennsylvanls ave. sc. ty25-3ts
IrOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL SUMNER ROOMS
single or en- suite, in private family: furnished;
large double corner house. south aud east front refer
ences required 110l at. NV. jyl7-I3t.
INOR RENT-509 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
l. -Four Furnished Rooms; will rent singly or en-
suite. Convenient to the High school jy25-3t'
FoR RENT-BY AUGUST I-THREE UNFUR-
nished Rooms, on second floor; well ventilated by
east and west exposure. Apply to 1525 New Jersey
ave. W. ty24-3ts
IGOR RENT-A LADY OWNING HER PROPERTY
l. on one of the most desirable avenues would rent
two Suites of Rooms, either Furnished or Unfur-
nished; only parties who desire and afford to pay
for same need answer. Address Box IL, Star Office.
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He enthusiastically ~ love everything that
Is grand, beautiful, poetic and lovely. I love
the peerless the serene and the perfect in life"
She-"How you must love me, darling: why
did you not propose before?-TSms.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-WE WANT A HOUSE IN THE NV,
w about rooms good location; between 9th and
10TH and Q; cost not to exceed b 900; imme-
date customer. THOS. L. WOODS 4 SON, Pacific
Building, 624 F st. NV. jy26-3t
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO
w Take Charge of House while owners sb-
sent for the SUMNER; best of references; Address
WANTED = TO EXCHANGE FOUR BUILDING
w Sites spendidly located, ne, for house worth
from $1,000 to $1,000. Address b. s., Star office. It,
WANTED-AT ONCE-HOUSES OF ALL SIZES
w for prompt-paying tenants. Send card to
,y2e-st 624 I4ih st.
NNANTED-T0 RENT-A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
w in good neighborhood, containing seven bed
rooms. Address, stating TERMS BARTOL 1715 II
st. jy26-3ts
NANTED-TO RENT COTTAGE OF 5 TO z
w Rooms in Georgetown. Answer, in care Of Room
6S, Atlantic building. jy26-2t'
NNANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO BUY
w House (two-story brick between q and and
9th and 14th sts Address HOUSE, Star Office j25 2t'
NNANTED-FOR A FIRTT-CLASS TENANT IN
w every respect or 7-Hoom Brick. mod. imp situ-
ated northeast street Address without delay
CAYM0OD GARRETT, 18th and New York ave.n.w.
jy25-3t'
NNANTED-HOUSE IN NV. SECTION FROM
w $50 to $40 month; state full description and
lowest monthly rent for three four years tenancy
Address q. d. C., Star office. jy25-3t'
WANTED-TO RENT FROM OWNER TWO UN-
w furnished Houses in the northwest section of the
city; good tenants one will lease by the year. f. T.
MIDDLETON, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, 6l3
18th st. NV. jy24-3t'
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1t is not always pleasant to meet friends. For
instance, when you are going up the ladder Of
success.-Puck.
s'Can cork be raised In California;" asked the
Mississippi valley lumberman- Great Scottl
II can be pulled In every state, from sobriety
to drunkenness.-PicGrsne.
Doctor-'T zee Just what's the matter with
you. You need something strengthening. Eat
Q plate Of oatmeal, boiled, every morning for
breakfast" Patient-'I do, doctor" Doctor
equal to the occasione sThsn leave II oh."-
Neie York Obs@uw.
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An Offensive school Bow.

From the Philadelphia Press
Teacher in Geography-'sNow, boys, which
OF you can tell where Washington is?"
Willie Smart, after scanning the League rec
ord-"Please, sir, Washington 10 in the soup."
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IHoR RENT-A LARGE AND VERY DEsIRABIY
II located Store, HOS Connecticut ave NV
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 + st. Jy23-6t'
NOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR, OR FOR A TERM
II of years, Fine Store; best location in the city;
500 9TH st. NV. Apply to owner. 1211 Rhode Island
NV. iy23-lw
EOR RENT - STORE 21S 10TH ST, NEAR
II wholesale market and La ave. suitable for COM
mission or grocery business particularly. Inquire
926 La. ave- 1elS-.Sm
LNOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING ON I'M
i portant business thoroughfare for millinery,
fectonery, druggist, tailor or other light business;
121l q st. NV Rent $40. Keys adjoining. 5e1 s-.3m
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EoR RENT-UNFURNI,

VI AeA-AN - ANI u hNAf
Il lsO1 H. l. ave. NV,
lsr...............s sos. 33
1918 Mass. ave. l1r.
And stable 200
! Dupont Circle. lar. POO
lslO 1Stst. nv. LIT 200
11l4 Conn.Ay, lSr. 100 90
401 18th NV. lSr.. Ice. 81
1913 g 81. n. W. 11r.
and store......-..,....125
lbs " 1t. NV, / u. :. l335
lsl0 y ST. NV. i5r..-l:S5
100 10th ct. n.
Wa l6r............1l6.69
100 Mass. ave. 13r 90
; u Il, n.w-l5r, loo
l12s 1st.n.w.. 3rs. .S.S. ri
Observation-Disclosures. s:}
1901 stoughton ri,
i0u9 b st. n. W, ". b. ....eO
bog Z St NV flr.......S5
lJl4 4 St NV. ler.....G5
1878 8 st. NV. Pr. 90
95z y n. ave. nv. Or. O5
SO23 o st.n.w., llr ana
.aoit ...-.-.....-......-fO
2uS'S hlllyer IA. llr..10
Coz 18TH ~. SO 81
The above houses can /
oDrofbce only. ITO,
1y2O
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iy2o B.H WARNER CO. sle Fsn~.

,HED.
1915 y 81 n. ". llr. .sss
spU. 4 ~. N. w.. Or I'D
9l4 9TH -. NV. Tor. 90
ylO l.th -. NV. Tor IS
tu5 q st NV. 12r. 30. %
1871 y ST NV. st.. 80
zoos loth -, NV. 9r. 50
g32 Aew York ave. Tor. as
ll5O lsth st NV. 9r..45
Oh l3th -. NV sr.-s5
lilo 18th 81 NV. l0r. IS
81 y j. ave- NV. or IS
ls0S NJ 81. NV, 9r.....45
sOs - st. NV. lOr......iS
1908 II -. NV, ar. ~ 50
1855 Pierce place. Tor. ~
1907 Oct. NV. or .......JO
.siO 18th II. n.w.lur. 80
l4Oti Chapin St. slr. 40
1907 18Th ~. nv. . 0r...40
1 Ia Conn. ave. Tor. -
1905 10th II. NV. sr. 40
1880 18th st.n.w. ar. rs
1926 Mallach Pl..ar.: ~. -
] SS2 Riggs ct. NV. Or 80
1854 lls,Es St. Sr. 80
ltOo 9Th II. NV, or. 80
lsgo 9th ~. NV. TBS
t5O9 Caroline St. Tr. IS
y examined by permItfrnm
NAB .. llSHIk 4 Co.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-26

ISLAND PARK At Historic HARPER's FERRY
This beautiful family resort has been restored
to its original attractiveness and the damage
done by the late food entirely repaired. The B.
& o. r. r. Co. takes pleasure in announcing
that on Thursday, August l, the first select ex-
cursion Of the season will leave B. b o. station
by special train at 10 am.
These personally conducted excursions are
limited, each passenger holding reserved seat
coupon. This arrangement obviates all crowd
ing and confusion to secure good seats, and in
being intruded upon, and Is one of the ''little
reforms originated by the B. d D. Round
trip 81. Seats reserved in advance at 619 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue without extra
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-26
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