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Evening journal., 1892-12-02
A LISTLESS SESSION.
Little New Business Disturbs
Councils Dull Routine.
TO oONaIDER eARBAaE REMovAL.

4 Special Committee Appointed to Con-
fer with the Health Board for Better
disposition Of Refuse-A sinking Fund
Ordinance Presented City Receipts and
Disbursements.
Councilman McKelvey,in the absence
of President Benson, presided over q
dull and listless session Of the city legis-
lature last night. Pay rolls were auto
matcally approved and other routine
work was frantically rushed through,
with scant hearing and speedy approval.
An ordinance introduced by Mr.
Thomas. passed second and third readings
It made provision for the Nucleus of a
sinking fund loan and was entitled
can ordinance to authorize the assurance
of certain sinking fund bonds or certif-
Gates of Indebtedness.
A special committee, Messrs Dannen-
berg Ratledge and Griffin, was appointed
to confer with the board Of health as to
the most expedient process for the re-
moval of garbage, in response to re-
quest from that body.
The ordinance for the relief Of Liberty
engine company was reported to have
received the approval of the mayor and
was declared a law. check for 81 500
was ordered drawn in favor Of that or
ganization.
The city treasurer's report shows a
bank balance of 1923, 5d2 62 and collec-
tions amounting to $1,01L5O.
The miscellaneous pay roll, 81 9jl; the
council pay roll, S247 26; and the police
pay roll. S4, OPS 73 were passed Build
inc Tnsnector DOhl was allowed sos cor
carriage hire during November. Philip
McDowell and William J. Mckinney were
granted $50 each, the compensation
asked by them, for special health inspec-
tion duties. The bill Of $40 from J. B.
Lippincott keeper Of Eighth street park,
for November was approved.
A check for S957916 was ordered
drawn in favor of the Board of Health as
the appropriation for November.
The return of $50 40 from the Republi
can Printing company, an over paid ac
count, was reported. The building in
spector's November report noted the is
suanee Of thirty-ive permits during the
month at a valuation of Sl,2f5. Tn,
same officer was credited by the city
treasury with the collection of Sl33 81
in fees during the same period The
coal oil inspector reported having in
spected 40,62O gallons Of oil during
November
The Finance Committee reporte,
favo rably on the bin Of John j. Mealy
amounting TO $500. as commission OF
taxes collected, and it was ordered paid
Garbage bills were passed as follows
Thomas Pagan, S49S 43; Lelion Collins
sl8l. 3j; Sarah NJ. Winchester, Sl35.Sl
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
General

Owing to the quarantine restrictions
at Cape Charles, the German Lloyd
steamer Dresden, with 800 passengers.
originally destined for Baltimore will
land all her passengers at New york.
The Senate committee on immigration,
in New York yesterday, heard statements
from q number of physicians, all of whom
stated that they had grave apprehon-
si0ns OF cholera visiting the United
States unless immigration is stopped
The supreme Court of California has
decided that Florence Blythe is heir to
her fathers $4,000. OOD
The terror which highwaymen, burg
lars and sandbaggers have been spread
ing through Chicago for the last ten
days has assumed the proportions of q
panic. The police appear TO be utter.
ly unable TO cope with the criminals
President Diaz, OF Mexico. requested
the members of his cabinet 10 retain
their Offices, aud they consented 10 DO SO.
Charles A. BuddenAek, the New York
builder who was convicted for erecting
houses in such a manner that they fell
of their own weight. killing and iniur.
ing several persons. was released from
Sing Sing. having served seven year.
aud a half
Senator Morgan was the chief speaker
before the Nicaragua canal convention AT
New Orleans
Collector Hendricks, of tho port oi
T New York. caused twenty-eight pieces oi
fine statuary, consigned to wealthy resi-
dents Of New York Chicago, Philadel
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

Our output of blankets has
already mounted into the
hundreds. and two numbers
of excellent value are nearing
the end. You'll miss one or
both if you do not keep pace
with the season. $3.50 ones
for S5 and SIS ones for 81.
The cold-footed men, or
rather their wives, have been
around-the IS cent natural
wool stockings for 10 cents
are nearly a thing Of the past
only sizes 10, 1917 and II
left.
Carpet Sweepers that sweep
the world are the Gold
AIedals--for sale only by US
finished in antique XVI Cen
tury and English oak, a four
wheeler, rubber protectors and
nickel trimmings-$3.
The best baby carriage rug:
we ever had are here in white
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
HIGGINS AND THg INDIANS.

The Delaware Republican Senator Has
Returned from the Cherokee Nation.
Senator Anthony Higgins who has
been In Indian Territory with Senator
Perkins of Kansas, investigated the
complaints of the Cherokee Indians
against intruders and trespassers. re-
turned to this city yesterday, Tho Indians
demand the eviction of the pale faces
who have jumped certain parts of their
claim, before they win cede to Uncle
sum the 2, 900. 600 acres of land i'm "Cher-
okee outlet" for $4,000, 600; but they
refuse to pay for the improvements put
on the land by the Jumpers The re-
port of the commission will be made by
Senator Perkins.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
4 ro.lerr ,1m ~ br -.

STAFF Correspondence tlths Evening Journa'.
D0vhR, Dec, 2-Tho foor Of the Rob-
bins Hose house has been torn ont whego
the hose carriages stand and replaced
with cement. This makes it much easier
for the company 90 get ile carricees in
and ont of toe building
The Dover Dramatic club win render a
G-st-class drama IN tho Opera House. the
Monday evening following Christmas ;
proceeds for the benefit of Robbins Hose
company.
Tue. Hosiery mill has been again adj
vertised and win be sold December IL by
ey sheriff Cole a few home stockholders
are forming company aud hope TO
purchase il and prevent its removal from
she town.
Margaret Fisher, the Oldest person in
Delaware. died yesterday at her home in
Camden. aged ia years She retained
al her faculties. and was very active
until few days ago.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
LegisIativc.

The legislature of Alabama met in
joint session at noon yesterday. Governor
Jones's inaugural address dealt princi-
pally with financial matters, but he took
occasion to pour hot shot into the Kolb
people, calling them enemies of the state.
A bill was passed Furnishing baggage
men who smash trunks The youngest
member wanted to reconsider its passage
because he thought is was uneonstitu.
tiQnal. IL was not reconsidered and it
isla misdemeanor to damage trunks in
Alabama.
A Charlestown dispatch says it is
understood that the liquor men through
out South Carolina have organized an
immense combine to fight the Childs
Prohibition bill, reported favorably by
the committee of the state Legislature.
'if 10 bee mes a law, which seems now
exceedingly likely
A bin introduced in the Alabama
Legislature yesterday provides an am
nuity of $500 to the widow of jefferson
Davis.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
Treating The Wrong Disease.
THE REASON WHY MANY WOMEN
ARE ALWAYS COMPLAINING.

Many times women call on their family
phy siCian, suiferug,as they imagne,one from
dyspepsia. another FRONT liver or kidney dis
ease, another from nervous exhaustion or
prosiratinn. another with pain here or there.
and iu This way they an present alike to them.
selves and their easyrgoing and indifferent
eaees, for which lc prescrihe- his pills and
pornns assuming ticm to nc such, when Dos
reality they are urly symptoms caused by
some womb or ovarian disorder.
The physician. ignorant the cause of sul-
tering, encourages his practice until large
bills are made. The patient gets no better
but probably worse pN reason or the delaN
wrong treatment andi consequent complioa-
uous. A treatment directed 90 the cause
would have entirely removed the disease,
thereby dispcninc an those distrpssiur sFmp-
toms and instituting comfort Instead OF pro-
lungod misery.
The Experience Of West Philadelphia
Lady.
Mrs. a. wentick, very estimablc lady.
living IN West Philadelphia, az No. i4 s oan
street, was recently interviewed concerning
most remarkable cure Ia her case, after
being given up by some OF the most eminent
members of the medical profession
I'm answer 90 our inquiries she said; ~ take
pleasure I'm giving 90 the public the particu-
lars of my former disease, and how. after
many trials j WIS cured by DR.. Marston. the
specialist. MV case was one of great in
torcst 10 the many physicians whom / con-
suited, but no good results To me came OF it.
My disease was paralysis OF the bowels and
womb trouble For seven long years / was a
terrible sufferer. I vas unable TO do my own
light houscwork or 60 cut at all In fact,
was confined 20 the bed much Of the
time. ] tried electricity under WE'LL Known
electric physician. and was taken TO various
hospitals, stlll got worse. / did not think /
would live "a month when ] learned of the
success Or. MarstOn, OF l34 Suuth Ninth
street, Philadelphia was having In the treat
ment Of nervous and chronic diseases and
/ with hut little hope of relief 4 consulted him.
/ Tho result was wonder ful. 1 grew better
| from the first. and under his treatment be-
came strong and well and have continued su
/ proving thnt Dr. Marst0n makes permanent
! cures.
"rhis now lease of life I owe TO DR.. Mars
ton. and ! shall always recommend him &,
others who suffer-"
Important to Out-of-Town Patients.
DR. Marston has restored thousands q
health and strength, even when the mos
| alarming symptoms have appeared. Sen,
the doctor the particulars Of your case b
| letter. NJ you cannot call at his Office, although
| a personal interview is better. He vii
examine your case and tell you the cost O
treatment without charge.
Or. MarstOns Office is lN South Mint
street. near Walnut street. Philadelphia
Hours OF to4. Evenings, TO 8. sundays, {
! ~ a. m.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
PoIiticaI.

Ex Secretary Of the Treasury Fair
child declares that he has no reason to
suppose President Cleveland desires him
to enter the cabinet
Elk Governor Robert L. Taylor claims
that the Tennessee legislature viii elect
him to the United States Senate in Janu-
ary
Injunction proceedings We're begun at
Topeka, Kansas, yesterday, to restrain
the state board of canvassers from
issuing a certificate of election TO Levy,
the Republican elector whose election
was due to the fact that the name of his
fusion opponent was incorrectly printed
on the tickets iu two counties.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
DIsasters and casunIllles.

Two freight cars which ran away on
grade at Shehaugo, Pa, ran into switch
engine, and James Dunlevy and Charles
Mcdowell, engineer and fireman, were
killed
BY a collision Of freight trains at EN-
briville, Tennessee. yesterday. bv reason
of disobedlence Of orders, John Randall.
who was stealing a ride under one of the
cars, was killed, and one of the train
men was injured
A northbound train on the Mis-,
souri, Pacific Railroad jumped the track
about one-and d-a-half miles from Arzan-
sas City on Wednesday afternoon, and
one coach rolled down am embankment.
About fifteen passengers were in
iured, Mrs d. Tillon and two men.
names unknown, probably fatal.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
worlds Fair.

A dispatch from Washington says
the Emperor Of Germany has consented
to send the World's Fair a collection of
presents received by his grandfather,
Emperor William; his father, the
Emperor Frederick, and himself from
their fellow-sovereign in Europe, as
well as from the people of Germany.
The presents consist of jewels and other
personal ornaments, silver plate, decora
tions, and AN infinite variety of other
articles The collection is said to be
worth millions Of dollars
Evening journal., 1892-12-02


The best for everyb0dy suse
at fair prices. al'o1q a
A broad and generous state
ment to make, but we bSnoya
whereof we speak, andvowe
thoroughly understand how to
produce such Clothing, with all
the new ideas of styles, and get
up what wide-awaSe buyers ex-
pect. You'll find them in the
Overcoats. All sizes of men
can be fitted perfectly and
promptly.
Our whole second floor is
reserved for Overcoats. There
are more than eighty styles Of
Mems Overcoats at $40 and
$Ia, Cape Ovecoats, Storm
Overcoats. There are more
than a hundred of other styles
as low as SIS and up to SIS.
Clay Diagonal Suits $I8.
Riverside Worsted Suits,
SIS.
Double-breasted Chcviot
Suits, $Ia.
Mems Refers $3.50 and SIS.
Boys Refers So, $4 and SIS,
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
sundar sehooI AnnIrer.arl.

The anniversary Of the First Presby-
terian Sunday school was celebrated at
that church last evening. An address
was delivered by Rev 4. E. Terry. The
program included singing, drill by cadets
and recitations.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

phia and Baltimore, to be seized because
of undervaluation
In the East Room Of the White House
yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held over the remains of Dr. John
Witherspoon Scott The room was filled
with persons The services were con
Quoted by Rev. Dr. Homlin, Of the
Church of the Covenant. Last evening
the remains were taken TO Washington
Pa, for interment
Mrs. Eliza l.. Cutler the only woman
who carried the United States flag IN
battle during the late war, died on Wed
nesday in the Harfeld hospital. Wash
ington ID. g. AT Fort Donelson, as her
husbands regiment was fighting desper
ately against terrible odds. she appeared
on the field sword in hand. bearing the
rigimental colors aloft. and remained on
the field until ordered aboard a steam
boat by the colonel
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
national.

Internal Revenue Commissioner Mason
estimates next years receipts from inter.
nal revenue at $165,0O0.OOO
The annual reports Of e. c.. Fowler,
acting first assistant postmaster general .
j. Lowrie Bell, second assistant; General
Rathbone, fourth assistant, and d. p.
Leibhardt, superintendent of the Dead
Letter department, were made public.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
wllmlneton noYa Win.

The Wilmington Boys high School
football team succeeded in defeating
che Chester High School team az the
Bivcrview park, yesterday afternoon
the second time this season
The game was well contested and the
hoiae boys won on their merits by score
of fl6toO. The teams were as follows:
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
Toreign.

Thousands of the citizens of Madrid
assembled IN the streets and cried down
with the government. The mob was
dispersed by the police number Of
times, but always reassembled. It is
believed the entire ministry will be
forced to resign because of public senti
ment.
The Marquis of Ripon in a speech at
London, said that the Home Rule bill TO
be introduced by Mr.. Gladstone would be
as extensive as that of 1886. but at the
same time number of notifications
would be made. Even if the Commons
should pass the House of Lords would
reject lt and force a general election.
Wreckage has drifted ashore az
Ultapoo aud other places on the west
coast of Scotland and it is Judged that q
large steamer bound from a German port
for New York has been lost
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
ReIIeIous.

Professor Briggs pleaded not guilty Of
the charges of heresy preferred against
him before the New York Presbytery
Much feeling was manifested i'm the
tria' of Professor Henry p. Smith for
heresy before the Cincinnati Presbytery
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

The handsome new book, "lhe Discovery
and Conquest of the New World" 10y Wash-
ington including histories OF the United
States, at ms French street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
Pcnsions-By colonel Vvainwrirht.

William w. Bullock. Rchccca " ood
Augustus c. Lehman. Ann AS. B0kuln, Pat
rick Fitzgerald.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
N. Y. Clothing House.
Meetings For This Evening.
wilmington. FRIDAY. December :, ig0s.

Brandywine Lodge, S OF II.
brandywino Castle, X. G.. E.
Camp o, Z. o. s. Of A.
Columbia Lodge, l. o. O. n.
Delaware Tribe, l. o. X. NJ.
Excelsior Lodge, X. ofP
Fairfax Lodge. !. o. II.
Friendship Copclnve, $. w. NJ.
Humboldt Castle. IL. q. n.
Journcymen Stone Masons' Association.
John A. Logan Camp, $. of v.
Laurel Council, u. n. OF A.
Star of Bethlehem. l.. O. l.. f....
Sc. Johns Chapter. X. A. NJ.
Temple Council, l.. OF r.. G.
UnIertakers Association. .o 9dt lo,t
Washington Council, O. U. A. Nj yfgaq a
Wilmington Castle. *. q. Il.
Wilmington Typographical Union.
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AND PROVIDED VIM
AFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
urcrsrEn,s onnrr.
pEGlsTERH ORDER.
REGIsrrH'H oFFftE


Now Castle County. October "a. isq2
Unon Che application al ilDyinu g., Collin.
Administrator of Edward Is. COLLINS, late oi
Wilmington hundred, BOZ #Il county. de.
ceased. 10 is ordered and directed Dog thc ffE
lister thnt The Admnlsiraior aioreslid rff
notice of granting oi Letters ol AQmuie|rl.
tion uuon the estate of the deceased.
with tho date ui lrantlu. lhtftoN
by causing advertisements t1 be- posted
within forty dnNs from tNo date OI
such letters in sixuf the most public places ol
the county of New Castle. ron.'r|rr liI NtI~
sons having demands Hg1lnri i'Ir estate 81
present the same ur abide Ny an Art az As-
scmnly in such case made HaI nrnf Iden' AIIi
also cause the same iu ie inri within Itr
Same period in the Evening iNNrAlI. A ncNs
paper published in WNmnrion. 0e'.. ri|d
TO be- continued therein three weeks. q. O. d
49, GiNru under iNr hand ana 1ei
Of Office ui the heais'.r aIers'ai
Il. $. 40 WilmnEtuu, in Na. castle
county Aforesaid, tae day ana
year above written.
). WILKINS CODlH. Res. ter.
NOTICE
Notice ie hereby Given that 'aiIfr1 of I'd.
ministIation were iu due ilfm aN eIluie-
unto the undersigned. nn Che lUtuI IluIt,t
da7 OF October. a. d. l,.- ana that oN ro4
sons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present INe rluu. uul.'
attCsrcd % the said Administered iot.o1 OI nclcre
the Tvpnty-iorrih day cf JQt11cl. ioh or
abide the Act 0f Assembly in such case made
'''' CLAYTON q. COLLINS.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

lo accents % handle ihc Patent CAemical
ihA m Nrasin9 Peucil. ihc most uscful and
lnnfpuehir ln two seconds Work8 ike
mafic. 2n 60 800 per echt profit Arenth
rla ,iis ofl pei wees. We also want a feUA
ernl agent % take charge ol tnrritorV. and
appoint Sub agents. "A rare chance 10 make
money. Write for term and sample OF araa-
nt Monroe tfaaiue Mig Cu., box a1P ia
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
rEAL ESTATE

EOR RENT DWELLING NlMEDlATE
possession given. q hNuY % u. MCA4N-
NhA, Third and Monroe streets.
nor SALE.-EiEVEN TWO STORY
A mansnrd roof dwellings, Ou jackson
street between sixth and seventh Incao
houses are now being huiif nud NIll Nc finished
hy he 2lth of March. They hHFe ten iuowaand
bath and stfnd hnok from tha building limo
twenty-five feet which gives iheinn fine fronl
yard and lnfge porch. lhpy VIII Dee completed
in the very best manner. With every possible
convenience and sold un easy trrms For
further information nppiy i1 JOHN DfUf-
NENh. 90 Market afrctt Phone. hIn.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

WANTED no Buy A SECONDHAND
w hukrra cart. or push cart. lV. ~.
DhNEkELL. Seventh and Iatnaii Streets.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

DOOMs FOR RENr AnD HOAkDEFe
~ taken. y ~ corner iih sud ienerson.
WANTED. nOANDNEs. GOOD ACCOM-
w modatlonA 80. i01 kn.thonrlh streni-
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
HELP wnvreD.
iALARY or COnfTTssION.

y. - YOUNG LADY. GOOD
penman TOR oflco Address. Fox 855
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
rNnsoNAI.

M ARRiED LADIES. -snND 40 GENTS
NA for "lnfallihie safgauagan lno medicine.
no aecepiiona iusi what you went. LADIES'
hAlAlt. knnene fifV. Nin.
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
PROFESSIONAL

STENoGRApHEH AND I4rEWRIThR
Room 33, Equitable Building
TYpEwBlTING DESIRED no 30 Ar
leisure hOns during Tie day. Expett
operator, Terms moderate. it. a. LYON,
journal Office.
VNTlLLtAM y. SMALLEX. AIpORNEY-
w nt-lnw. removed to offices eo. 9O EQul-
Evening journal., 1892-12-02
noAnD am noosrs.

WANTED BoARDERs AT i07 EAST
w Eighihs street.
uANusOMrtY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms with good board. aii conyt nIencet.
10 Innf antnlIi it ..r.IIf
Evening journal., 1892-12-02

4 Special Committee Appointed to Con-
fer with the Health Board for Better
Disposition Of Refuse-A Sinking Fund
Ordinance Presented City Receipts and
Disbursements.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SHEET ASPHALT AND
Itor ASPHALT Biloxi psss@snts 5ofce q The Commits
sessa ,ro, "ssh i 81 ~ q, July =
E9GIock n On FRibsY itLT I'VE T%fS my \,
block payements Blank forms Of proposals specis.
s sss o ans Al. slp s6 b
hosSELL. Commissioners. ID. e. iyt,-6t
nEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON.
- ID. C.. june 30. 1897. -Sealed proposals will be
received at the Office Of the chief clerk and supern
%E e cI6ck SSSS L & fffs "
M ss q. ss ta %
staiionery fuel ice niscellaneous supplies and the
p:sLed sy CHIEF clerk -npon .sppiicssson. W u. H.
MILLER. Attorney General tyIl2t
TREAsURy DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER
,eo yisinr AFrnatect washsinston. d. G., June -.
nay sl e Two 3cLSCK 2, i: On tse SiSEiEENTH
ser for al q: labor and %seas resarsd Tor con-
Srss sne 81 r De sss.
which may be had spplicstio at this ofce or the
Ia lns IL S ses for
not s than sSs sr cent % shs snoTni q hs
bds. and % waive dsfect @ iniermsiy any bid
emed n TIE q he q 90 q. o.
hopos,s rscsiysd So tie time ssa;sd ill b re-
enrsop sesisa and mssfsd for Com
crete and stone fqst.s. he ssy shs Y s rosi once
Aiesiss sadssss g T.
~ taetoe. D. G., yuse 20, leo2 -seaied prUposzis,
Scpsk % here g July rY foER
TEENT4. 1892. aud then opsasd tor fulishi.s dn--
~ s e s1d1is a ssfs nj hH 5.
ss ss sss . e s s
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Ton RENT-FURNIsHED. THREE FINE con-:
ss sSs ias
FoR RENI-1 HANDSOME TUKNIslED Room
family SH asG p e's -
1dcns
', very i.rFs hoUssfsspfns ga heat bssh; 1slS ssh
Tor RENT-TO OnNTLIMAN OR ELDERLY
couple; pls...nt .uiss Of rooms On second A9or,
rsf.rsDoe isos 9 Ma. sn svs OF ''''''' ''" YES
EoR RENT-NI0EfY FURNISHED ROOM FOR
e gent; gas; bash' rent, - per month. 6o7 1S.h
TOR RENT-IN ADvAFCE-2D FLOOR. NICE,
lsrse rooma with bath and, two porches hot and
81 5 s ;s'' s: g:
EoR RENT-Two VERY pEs1RAstE Rooms
s'' moor az assa 4 Sss 3 a c on
d. c:i isoa Tor
FOE RENT-lse 2 SO. NV. TO LADY Or GIN
n.ssS ae : r id ses rO'n s.r
Lon RHNT-PART OF sM1IL. UNFgRNIsHKD
heS;s very cheap to refined ladies' only lRqS!re
1872 sss;s week or month terms
TOR RENT-1 OR 2 ROOMS AT 1905 8 ST.. I'd
IL floor; bath, heat. sas; specially low Agure for
summer months and reasonable rent for the year: NO
other reomers no children newly papsred ty5-3
EoR RENT-LARGE, COOL. NEWLY FURNISHED
Il front room first hoor; shady yard; near sgovern-
ment Printing once $40 convenient to three lines Of
cars. 319 n. Y. ave. NV. jy4-3t'
TOR RENT-21O 1ST ST. n. e.. SEVERAL
Il rooms neatly furnished, and an elegant 2d-story
suite; good board IL desired; new house near street
cars and Capitol; summer prices. je6-5w'
EOR RENT-COR. 9TH AND MASS AVE LARGE
Il nicely furnished front rooms. with board; south
en and eastern eIposure very cool In summer: ref
erences exchanred. je204w'
LcOR RENT-AT TT 10TH ST. NV, LARGE,
L cool front rooms and two small rooms all nicely
furnished and have large closets good table hoard
desired. jeg7-12ts
Tor RENT = THREE CHEERFUL UNFUR-
nshed I'd 6oor rooms. suitable for lght housekeep-
ing large bath room floor 1519 18th st W.
one square from Iowa Circle. je18-tjy3
Tor RENT-COTTAGEs AT GLEN ECHO.
Homes on easy terms in washin@tons most beautiful
suburb.
Well built for use the year round.
FOR RENT at S15. 81 to S2i. Is per month
FOR SALE at $500 cash, $50 to ESQ per month
Rents reduced ons,haf after October.
On the beautiful highlands of the Potomac City
system Of sewerage and water works.
PURE SPRING WATER.
Hot and cold water and bath in every house. Elec-
tric light Electric cars to the houses
ADVANTAGES OF Chautauqua schools and entertain
cool. InvigO-attng climate, boating, fishing and
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tecS@o Room z, Sun building.