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HE GOT TEN STABS.
Went Into n Saloon with His wife ant
Rcceixed Probably Entail Wnmnhs.


Received Probably Fatal Wounds.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2S.-Early yesterday
morning brutal assault was committed
in front of a notorious drinking place, II
Chrystie street. William BOIL, aged %, a
truck driver for the Phoenix Furniture
Company, entered the place at a late hour
Monday night with his wife. They had
several glasses of beer, and at 1 o'clock
started home. Upon reaching the side
walk BOIL became engaged in al alterca-
ton with some men In regard to the char
acters of certain frequenters of the place.
There were three in the crowd, one of
whom drew knife and stabbed BOIL ten
times. Two wounds were inflicted in the
left arm; one dangerous and ugly cash
was made in his left side, and in the small
of his back he received seven bad wounds,
almost any one of which may prove fatal.
The victim was sent to hospital, and
four arrests were made, and at the hear
ing all Of them were held to await the re-
suit of Bohl's injuries
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The belgian pynas.y,s Fatal Month.

London Letter 10 NtW York Tribune.
The Queen of the Belgians inherited in
no small degree the superstitious feelings
of her Hapsburg ancestors, who believed
so implicitly in the white Lady of
Hapsburg." She regards January as the
unlucky month of her husbands dynasty,
and always passes through it with fear
and trembling. 1t was in January that
she lost her only SON. in January the hus-
band of hersecond daughter was murdered;
in January, 1890, all her personal souve-
Mrs were burned in the fire at Laeken,
and now, in January, 1891, she loses her
nephew Baudouin. In January also she
lotte from the conhagration that con-
sumed Teryeuren Palace
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 2s.-Cora Fossett,
a 15-year-old mulatto girl, effected her
escape from the county Jail Monday. She
side of the Jail corridor, to a trap door
twenty-five feet above the floor, through
which she passed into an unused up
per portion of the Jail, and from there
she reached the roof by breaking the sky
light. How she reached the ground from
the roof Of the four-story building is q
mystery. The only means apparentis the
water-spout. She must have escaped
about 1880 a. m, but has been recapturcd.
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Capitol Notes.

Senator Mitchell has introduced bill
to incorporate the Pacific Cable Company,
the purpose Of establishing and operating
submarine telegraph lines from San
Francisco to the Hawaiian Islands, and
and thence via Samoa TO New Zealand,
and also to Japan. The principal Office
of the company is to be at San Francisco.
Its capital stock is to be s5,0O0,O00 The
Secretary of the Treasury is authorized to
pay the company $4,000 for fifteen
years, the company in return to transmit
all Government messages free and to give
them priority over all other business, and
also to construct its shore stations in a
manner suitable to the convenience of the
United States.
In the. Senate Mr.. Butler has offered
proposed amendment to the Sundry Civil
bill appropriating 81 900 for the purchase
of portrait of Paul Jones, the naval
hero, but whose name Rudyard Kipling
uses as that of the typical pirate.
Mr.. Barbour has introduced in the Sem
ate a bill authorizing the sale of lot 8,
square 900, to James r. King jr.
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His Friends Believe Him to he Sane,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 2s.-Colonel A.
G. Simpson of Constantine, Mich, has
been brought from Elkhart to the private
sanitarium of DR.. w. B. Fletcher in this
city and his friends are preparing to enter
he is not insane. He was declared insane
in Michigan and afterward came to Elk
hart, guardian having been appointed
at the former place. He talks intelli-
gently, and friends are expected here to-
day to secure his release.
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Found a Watery Grave.

New YoRK, Jan. 2S.--The steamship
Adirondack arrived here this morning
from the Windward Islands, having on
beard four Of the crew of the schooner
Maggie i. Gray, Captain johnson, of Bal
timore, which was wrecked on Rock Key
at the entrance of Cardenas Harbor, In
the carly part of this month. The cap
tain, his wife and daughter and the other
two men of the crew were left at Cardenas
They report that the captain and officers
Scotia, from Montreal for Grand Cazman,
were drowned, the Nova Scotia being
wrecked at the same hour as the Gray.
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A New Election Necessary.

Providence, r. l., Jan. 2s.-The Legis-
lative committee appointed by the Gov
ernor to recount the vote for Congressman
finished their labors yesterday afternoon,
the district in which the ballots were cast
being the Second. Eight hundred and
four defective ballot sheets were found, So
with a mark at the left, 27 with single
mark instead of cross, $50 with two or
more marks, 1888 blank Page, Democrat,
has $500; Arnold, Republican. S,25G;
Trip, Prohibitionist, $50; defective, 30i.
so and Trip 203. As it does not give Page
majority new election will be ordered.
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FOR THE SIXTH AUDITORS OFFICE.
A Resolution to Rent Marini's Hall
paaaaa fhe Hause

A Resolution to Rent Marini's Hall
Passes the House.
In tho House to-day, Immediately after
the reading of the journal, Mr.. Cannon OF
Illinois asked unanimous consent for the
passage of joint resolution providing for
the renting of Marini's Hall in Washing
ton for the use Of the Sixth Auditors
Office.
Mr.. Richardson of Tennessee said that
he would not object to its consideration,
but that he would object TO the request as
made. 1t was not customary to ask for
the passage of measure, but for its con-
sideration.
Mr.. Cannon acknowledged that this was
SO, but said that he had made his request
in this form for "obvious reasons"
Mr.. Richardson-I hope those reasons
have ceased to exist
Mr.. Bland of Missouri understand
that they have not.
The joint resolution was passed.
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NIANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG coll
w ored man, place NJ walter, coachman
or footman; good references. Address II. Il. X.
This onicp
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HOUSE..

The journal of the House was to-day
approved without dissent. The confer
ence report ON the bill for the disposal of
the abandoned Fort Ellis (Mont.) military
reservation under the Homestead law was
adopted.
Senate resolution was adopted for the
printing of 5000 extra copies of the re-
port of the Irrigation Committee ON the
irrigation of the arid lands.
The Speaker laid before the House the
resignation of John II. Mccarthy as Rep
resentatiye from the Eighth district Of
New York. Laid on the table.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the Military Academy
Appropriation bill.
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THE CORONER EXPLAINS.
Was Suffering from % Cold and Did
NaA Nanleci TIM Gasa-

Was Suffering from Cold and Did
Not Neglect the Case.
Coroner Patterson has written letter
to the Commissioners in regard to the
charges preferred against him in the case
Of the Fisher suicide by Messrs. Hoadcy
& Son of the Belvedere Hotel, in which
he states that on Friday night, when the
quarters informing him of the shooting,
he was confined to his room with severe
cold and did not think IL prudent to ven-
ture out in the night air. He states fur
ther that there was no intended neglect of
duty in this case or any others that have
been referred to him.
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AUCTION SALES.
CEoRGE W. sTICKNEY, Ancuonecr,
W 800 Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE 4
Nos. 1873 AND 1915 V STREET NORTH
WEST
by virtue Of two C2) certain deeds Of trust
recorded respectively In Libcr 1901, Folio lGl
ct seq, and iGl, ct seq, ono Of the land records
for the District OF Columbia, and NJ the writ
ten request OF the holder of the notes secured
thereby, VIC VIII ofcr for sale, Mt public nuc-
tlon, In front of the promises, on MONDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY A. D.. 1891,
nt f;W o'clock y. M, the fOllowing.dcacrbci
property. In tho city OF Washington. District
of Columbia, to.wit: All of lots numbered
sixty.cight 0s) and sixty.nino CB), In Mary "
Bonnelfs subdivision of part OF square num-
bcrod two hundred and thirty-ilvc (2}ll, ~ the
same II recorded IN Liber No. i2, Folio 67, of
the records of the Surveyors Onico Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One.third cash and the bal.
ance In one O) and two t2) years, with interest
nt the rate OF six (G) per Ccntum per annum,
payable scmi-annually and secured by dee |
of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser, 800 deposit viii
be required on each lot at the time OF sals. All
cOnvcynnCing and recording at Purchasers 4
cost. Terms to he complied with In Is days or
the property will he rcsOld at the risk and coat
OF the defaulting purchaser after days re.
advertisement In TiiE WAsnINGToN CRITiC.
LOUIS EISEMAN,
JAS. II. MARI,
21-c0d&ds Trustees
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Senator Gray's Mother Dead.

Mrs Gray, widow of the late Andrew
&. Gray and mother of Senator Gray,
died at her home in Newcastle, Del, this
morning, in the SD year of her age
Senator Gray was with his mother during
her last hours.
The critic., 1891-01-28
PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceived at the Office OF the Supervising
Architect, Treasury Department, Washington,
ID. O., until O'Clock, p. m, on the 18TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1891, for all the labor and
materials required for the erection and com
plction except elevator, heating apparatus
and plumbing), of the building for the exten.
sion of the United States Bureau of Engraving
and Printing Mt Washington, ID. c., In accord
ance with the drawings and specifications,
copies OF which may be had on application at
this office. Each bid must be accompanied by
n certified check for $500. The Department
win reject all bids received after the time
herein stated for opening the same: also bids
which do not comply strictly with all the re-
Quirements OF this Invitation Each proposal
must te inclosed In an envelope, scaled and
marked Proposal for the Erection and Com
pletion except Elevator, Heating Apparatus
and Plnmbing), OF the Building for the Extcn.
sion OF the u. $. Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing at Washington, ID. c." and addressed
10 JAMES II. WlNDRIM, Supervising Archl-
tect. January ~, 1891. janss'2d, ., 30, ,feb2,i.
TINTED STATES COMMISSION OF FISH
~ and Fisheries, Washington, ID, O.,
Janury 10, lsSl.-Sealed proposals will he re-
eeiyed at this office up to noon OF JANUARY 81;
1891, for furnishing the services OF a horse and
wagon and driver for light hauling. Full in,
formation as to requirements can be obtained
on application to the Superintendent OF Cen
trail Station, corner 9TH and B sts. =. W., Wash
ington, ID. @. MARSHALL MCDONALD, Com
missioner. Ial710,sl, ,2Ls6,ss
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signed by Oliver o. Howard, Major Gem
eral, u. s. A.; the late Charles Devens,
Brigadier and Brevet Major General, U. s.
Volunteers, Attorney-General of the
United States and Federal Judge, and five
other veterans of the war.
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THE INDIAN DELEGATION.

Sioux Chiefs VIII he In This City To-
Morrow.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs this
morning received telegram from Special
Agent Lewis stating that fourteen Indians
Of the Pine Ridge Agency and three in
terpreters in his charge left Chicago las.
night for Washington.
The delegation will arrive tomorrow
morning. No arrangements have yet been
made for conference with Secretary No
BILE or Commissioner Morgan.
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yTANTED-sEwING AT HOME OR IN
w families; cal cut and fit. Address or call
1UT 9th st, n, w,
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The Bering Sea Argument.

In the Supreme Court to-day Mr.. Choate
concluded his argument for the petitioners
in the Sayward (Bering Sea- case. The
court now has the matter under considera-
ton.
A decision may be expected next Mon
day, when the court win take recess for
month If 1t Is decided by the court to
refuse the application, 1t is probable that
the decision will not be rendered until
after the recess, as the Court will in this
event deliver an exhaustive opinion,
which will take some time to be pre-
pared.
Commissioner Raum's Private Secretary
John Sherman Moulton of this city has
heen appointed confidential secretary to
Pensioner Commissioner Green B. Raum
and will go to Washington this week to
begin his duties. He is nephew of Sem
ator Sherman and General Sherman, and
his father, the late Colonel Charles W..
Moulton, was one of the best known
Ohioans in New York. He studied law
and was in partnership with his father at
the time of the Colonel's death, but has a
taste for public affairs and intends to in
dulge 1t by taking the position with Com
missioner Raum rs q stepping stone.-MW
York Press
Commissioner Raum says that Mr.
Bradley Tanner is still his private secre-
tary, and that the only foundation for the
foregoing report is the fact that Mr.. Moul-
ton has been appointed to clerkship in
the Pension Bureau.
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Festivities in MInnesota's metropolis.


FfONf Wh 30 IUW UEOOt.
The soft strains of dreamy waltzes
iloated out over the Guaranty Loan Build
ing's light well last night, and ascending
toward the stars, whispered to the silent,
formless voices Of the night that the
members of the Jobber's Association
We're banquetng,
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There was laid before the House to-day
letter from the Secretary of the Treas
ury indorsing q bill proposed by his
Of the % useless oecamated r 'e pepers s the
files of various public buildings through
out the United States. These papers are
upon the report of three people connected
with the Department with which they
have TO do to be sold for waste paper or
otherwise disposed of as may be recon-
mended.
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The leather-colored gentleman from ia
pan, with eyes cut on the bias, who mar
ried pretty Quakeress in Philadelphia,
will not thoroughly enjoy his honeymoon
If his wife gets TO reading newspaper COM
ments ON the event
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, OFT F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
TWo-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
SOUTHEAST.
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RAILROADS..

schedule IN o1oct J0nuAry I, lSll,
Trains leave Union Depot, Sixth and Il
streets, 1857 q. IN. for Newport News, Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk daily. Arrive Mt
Old Point at G3O p, m, and Norfolk ut G.55 D. m.
$50 a, m,--Clnclnnau Express daily for sta
and Cincinnati. NestibUlo Slecpcrs through
without change TO Cincinnati, arriving at
G25 p, m,
MOP mp FV, Vostbule Limited, daily.
Solid trains, with dining cars, run through
without change to Cincinnati Vestibnle
Sleeper for Lexington and Louisville. Pull
man Care are open to receive passengers at 0
p, m.
Once, 5l9 Pennsylvania avenue.
ii. w. FULLER, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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IN0R RENT-1l7 18TH ST. N. W., Sij; 1877
Il floor, parlor and bed room, finely fur
nished, sos per month"; I'd story, 'front.' for two
persons, hall room, 81.
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NTANTED i BY AN EXPERIENCED
w young woman place ny chamhcrmaid;
good wages expected. Address MARY, this
Office.
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LOANS,
In sums to suit at Q per cont

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safe as u, =. bonds. Six per cent, payable
quarterly. In sums OF $1,000, Small premium
charged
The above 10 only portion OF the property
on my books, For full list call at oflice for
bulletin ieeued ON the lst and 18th.
II. Il. WAGGAMAN.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLD MAN. A
w situation as waiter or to do any kind OF
houscwork. Call 1871 Sumner Court, bet. 18th
and 10Th. i and NJ sts. II. W.
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A,,,ipg n pons,on far oenera, s,ooo,

Asking Pension for General siegel.
Mr. Paddock to-day presented TO the
Senate memorial asking Congress to
pension Franz Siegel, late major-general
in the Union Volunteer Army. i. is
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Handsome 0yercoats marked down 10
$780, Eiseman Bros, 7th Il Il.
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He Might Learn something, Though,

rs per cent. discount ON all Children's
Oyercoats. Elsoman Bros, eth Il II.
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PERSONAL.
MADAM WILSON, THE CELEBRATED
complaints, 464 G street n. W. Hours from II
q. IN. to sp. IN. daily. For ladies only.
ja20tofcb4
NOW is THE TIME. WE WILL PAY
N "big money" for gents frstclass sec
ond.hand clothing; Address or call at
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
EOR RENT-2 BUSINESS ROOMS; BEST
IL location in the city. 029 + 81. n. W.; apply
on premises.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

81
n~la5e PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-NOTICE
- Is hereby given that Il. A. Bats and
A. +. Navarro have entered into limited CO.
partnership, under the name OF "E. A. Bats &
Company for the manufacture and sale of
"Tomato Fig" said partnership to continue
for five years from the lsT DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1891, said Navarro not being liable for
any debts beyond the amount by him paid In,
or the general assets OF said firm.
ja1i-3taw-iwks A. T.. NAVARRO.
NYSys OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
- District of Columbia, Washington,
January - 1S0l.-Ordcrci That, dccming Il
conducive to the public interest to widen Gin
cinnati street and Twenty-seCOnd street at the
southeast corner OF block II, Langdon Park,
the Commissioners have had the route sur
yeycd and plat thereof prepared and hel in
this office, in compliance with the require.
mcnts OF law, and notice is hereby given OF the
proposed widening OF the highway aforesaid,
and that all persons having objections to pre-
sent thereto are called upon % attend at this
office al 9 O'Clock p, m. ON TUESDAY, THE
Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891, az which time
the Commissioners will give hearing TO all
persons in Interest,
j. w. DOUGLASS,
JOHN w. ROSS,
III. NJ. ROBERT,
Commissioners District OF Columbia.
janl3,li li,20,2l,E,2S
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FOR RENT-ROONS.

EOR RENT - THREE uNFURNISuED
II rooms on I'd or 3d floor, with heat and
gas, for housekeeping; si2 to slj, t21 lnd
ave. n, W.
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WTANTED-A SETTLED COLD WOMAN
w to do general houscwork and cooking
must bring good references. Apply 1901 X
II. IL. NJ.
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II floor; heat, gas and bath on same floor; near
cars and market; no objection to housekeeping
or caterer. 1902 o st. II. W.
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LNoR RENT-NICELY FUR. ROOMS,
A at the northeast corner of 2st 1t. and Pa
ave. n. w; private family.
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EOR RENT-si7 18TH AND 1901 II ST.,
IL opposite the Shorcham, furnished rooms
single md en- suite; open fires; reasonable
terms.
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E,OR RENT-iiOI l. ST. N. W.-iIAND.
IL somcly furnished suite of rooms, ~ floor;
CRATES and furnace heat; also front rOom I'd
floor: excellent table
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TOR RENT-si5 18TH ST. n. W, FUR.
II nishod rooms, single and cn suite, with
board, Mt reasonable rates.
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nor RENT-235 N. J. AVE. n. w.-BEAU-
II tiful large I'd floor front room, furnished;
also front and back rooms on I'd floor.
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EoR RENT-sEvERAL NICELY FUR
IL nishcd rooms in bay-window house; ID
story, in front. One large hall room for 81.
623 n. j. ave. n. W.
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EN0R RFNT--A VERY DESIRABLE SEC.
IL ond.iioor front room ON NJ VI. near nth gt.;
cheap: also good table board. Address Box 13,
this office
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ENOR RENT-A LARGE, VERY COMFORT
IL able and pleasant room, near Iowa Circle;
south front; light and well heated. 1903 q st.
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Nor RENT-2i6 Z ST. N. W, FURNISHED
II or unfurnishcd rooms.
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DIED.

Trousers reduced to $3.50. $500, IS and
SO. Eiseman Bros, 7th L. e.
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s>Qy@J. WILLIAM LEE

n~05eJ. WILLIAM LEE
Successor to Henry Lees SoNs),
GNDERTAKER,
3a2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W.,
South Side.
Branch ONCE, 49s Maryland ave. 8. W.
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IN0R REN1-NICELY FUR. ROOMS,
II one on second floor and one on third, In
newly furnished house and private family.
Reasonable. 02l Westminster st. II. W., bet.
9th and 10th and s and Y.
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INOR RINT-NOW Is THE TIME YOUNG
IL men can save money by securing board
and rooms at li33 l. ". n. W.; house new; every
convenience; steam heat. open crates, hot air.
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ENOR RENT % UNPUBLISHED -- LARGE
j. parlor, suitable for physician or dentist;
also furnished rooms. At 20T T. vt. II. W.
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EOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms for gentlemen, at iila 10Th st. N. W.

EoR RENT-TwO PLEASANT UNFUR-
II nishod rooms; also one small furnished
room; heat and gas. 1910 Ith RI. n. W.
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INoR REMITTANCE SECOND-STORY
II and alcoyo front and one back room con-
Meeting; nicely furnishei large closets; new
bay-window house; single or en- suite; every
comfort. 1926 9TH IT. II. W.
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NTANTED-BY A BRIGHT YOUNG COL
w ored man, situation as coachmln or
driver for q doctor or TO make himself useful
n. n. W.
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III from our once only.
THOMAS j. FISHER Il CO.,
1921 Y II n W,
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wANTED-sITIrATJONs

XIvANTED-To MAKE A FEW MORE EN-.
w gagcments by the day by y rst-class
rcesmaker. Apply or address ii0 II II. n. W.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLD
w girl, q situation in n private family as
chambcrmaid; can furnish good references.
Apply at 1T29 10th St n. W.