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ShuAaiouSAoFu ming Oh SiaIu
fred upon by the French? II so. what
steps will the government take to mill
gate such a state of Affairs And further.
when may We expect notification Of the
proceedings of our ambassador in Paris
Cries OF hear, hear" greeted this.
Sir Edward stated that any further COM
municatio he> might make to the house
must depend on the communications now
passing between Great Britain and France
AS to the details Of the blockade he must
state that the government had only lust
received notice of the intended blockade.
He added that he must ask that due noticI.
be given Of other questions the members
desired to ask.
notwithstanding this -euIes. the Right
Hon. Sir Charles Dixie, advanced radiCsl,
member for the Forest of bean division of
Gloucestershire, asked: viii there be Il
declaration of war. or merely an implied
belhgerency? Will not the blockade be es-
tablished under the pretense of its benz
what is called a pacific blockade'?''
Sir Edward replied: Il can't add any,
thing to what have said hope to he
able to give you further inforrna ton on
70 me public interest to make any further
statement today
Sir Richard Temple. conservative member
Tor the Kin gston Thames division of
surrey, asked II the government was TAX
ing steps 10 secure some equality in the
waters. 80
Inis question brought forth cries OF
Ion answer, but Sir Edward answered
this question saying: Il assured the houss
on previous occasion, and the assuranro
still holds. that Great Britain has s,,t
ncent force on Bangkok to protect British
subjects and property"
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That France should lay claim to country up
to the I'D parallel Is regarded as an in
trusion upon the rights Of China. for at
Pekin the contention Ia that both banks Of
the Mekong to q point well south Of the
Mandarin party, which Is bitterly anti
French, Is trying to force the government
to interfere.
A French cabinet council was held yester-
day at Marly-le-Roi where President Carnot
Is temporarily soJourning- N. Carnot presid-
ed over the deliberations. which were en-
tirely devoted to the Siamese question.
After the council rose a semi-off1cfal
statement Of the proceedings was issued.
This statement was that In conformity
with the unanimous vote OF the senate
and the chamber of deputies. the govern
ment had taken such measures to safe
guard the interests and dignity Of France
as were considered from Slams reply to
the French uitimatum to have been rem
dered necessary.
The Chinese charge d'affaires called on
N. Develle. minister Of foreign Affairs. and
explained the Chinese governments views
Of the France-Siamese dispute.
In the House of Commons.
In The British house Of commons last
evening Mr.. John Lens. advanced liberal.
member for Dundee. asked II the govern
ment was aware that British subjects had
rights In over forty square miles OF land In
the Sianess provinces Of Chantaborn. Kra-
matchmaking for working ruby and
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Bangkok.
sapphire mines, and whether, IN the event
OF France annexing those provinces. care
would be taken to guard British interests.
Sir Edward Grey, parliamentary secretary
OF the foreign ONCE, stated IN reply that
the government was aware of the mining
rights held IN Slam by British subjects, but
he pointed out that the provinces where
the rights were held lie to the west Of the
Mekong river, and were not, therefore, in
Guided In the territorial demands made by
France.
The Hon. George n. Cursor. conserva-
tive, member for the Southport division of
Lancashire, asked whether France had no
hshed a blockade of the Siamese coast /;
whether the establishment of such n block
ade would be regarded as an act Of bellig-
erency between France and Siam; whether
the blockade had been or would be rccog
nized by Great Britain and what measures
the government proposed to take In regard
TO the matter.
Sir Edward Grey replied that Great Brit
ain had received from France verbal notice
of the intention Of the French government
to blockade the Siamese coast The block.
ade would certainly be an act of belllger-
ency- The British government, Sir Edward
added. proposed to continue its present pro-
lection to the lives of British subjects in
Bangkok and Of the property Of British
subjects The government thought that the
value that attaches to a declaration Of
blockade must vary with the circumstances
OF each particular case.
Mr.. Cursor then asked: suppose any
British vessel, even a ship carrying the
mail. should ascend the Mekong river after
Thursday will II risk being captured or
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COMMEMORATE AT FORT RILEY
A Second Monument tn the Dead OF tn,
Dauntless Seventh Cavalry

Second monument tn the Dead OF the
Dauntless seventh Cavalry.
Fort Riley, Kan, was In gala attire yes
terday. and from early morning till sunset
the city presented the appearance of a
fort during war times. The occasion was
the dedication of the monument recently
erected to the memory Of the members Of
the seventh United States cavalry who fell
at the Wounded Knee and Drexel Mission
fight during the Sioux outbreak, December
p. 1880
Special excursion trains brought thou
sands Of people from the surrounding cities
and. added to the big display of military
already gathered. crowded Fort Riley
streets to their fullest capacity. The dedi-
cation proper took place early In the fore
noon amid imposing surroundings. The
Grafton was delivered by J. r. Burton OF
Abiline
Another monument to the fighting sew.
enth cavalry stands on the battlefield OF
the Little Big Horn. where Custer and his
ooys made their last desperate stand
against the warriors marshaled by Sitting
Bull.
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books For full list call at once for bulletin issued
on the LIST and 10Th liy25l T. E. wAGGAxAN.
EoR RENT-9-RooM HOUSE.; ALL MODERN
Improvements; hall; us X. l. ave. n. ". Rent I,
$50. Also 10-room house; all modern improvements;
1925 n ]. ave n. ". Rent. 922 so. Apply MASON
EoR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL TwO-sTORY AND
Il cellar bay. window brick dwelling corner :2d ct
every mod. convenience and is In hrst-class condi-
ton rent only $50 per mo.
wAsHN DANENHOwER,
1y21-6t Cor. 18th and @ sts.
EoR RENT-THREE-sTO 11-ROOM BRICK
dwelling; 1911 G1rGoTan Ct ns. With stable Il de-:
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A CRISIS AT BANGKOK.
Minister Pavfs Departs-China Angry u
French Claims.

VI. Pavie, French minister resident ut
Bangkok. Siam.stayted down the river yes
terday afternoon on the warshfp Incon-
stante. accompanied by the warships Lutin
and Comete.
The division Of the far east Of the French
neet. which IN commanded by Admiral HUI
mann. sailed yesterday for the Gulf Of
SIAM The merchant vessels lyig on Bang
kok will receive time before the blockade
to leave the Menam river and put out to
sea-
The Chinese government has received the
news OF Frances territorial demands upon
Siam with Amusement and INDIGNATION
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SUDLEy corrAeE-GUEsTs AoCoMMoDArEn
:. Address Mrs. MccLAIN. shsphe,s ,ss W
I AwNDaLE. ADJACENT TO FREDERICK, MD.
II Hot and cold water baths; frst-class catering
mountain scenery; reasonable rates send e. cir
pLEAsANT DALEHoUsE. SITUATED 2S MILES
season ai 10, q -, s9Snd HILL nos ogsnsa for s-co5d
dress Mn ) H low RSans Hi Ss ;ssos
WANIEp = SUMNER BokRDERs. ROOMS
lee ss,I min and lTdii .sasa;S nics ess ceSn.
Siser.on VI Wharf. Access ~ fs'0@.o river
Alden L R f:Tiii.s Adore, Mr C n .ssfoH
VA View; situated on best country road : 2 miles
Mis... n sTg ,h,Ss se hadrs.. q.
HIN. Loudoun county. Va jyes At
FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN FIND ACCOM-
RaEe SSs e0gar, sO%s ns.r The By.
dress Ms e: BETTE TRuNBLE. Psa.on. Lsyaosn
TERRACE FARM. SOUTH RTvER.-BoARpTSa
f ffsa ie.s' i ;nS %s ia tsa
I ARGE FRONT ROOM; GOOD BOARD: Ex6EI-
ioc. aso5 w , lsrrs shady grounds hsh hesthy
81 Ns,!opOIitsn brunch Address Nm. THoMfsSSSs'
Df14e.HgTTghh ,I so ,,s Is Is THE sgBuabs Q.
m aess nGi@ss srs Iorehs.
SSoI i's g s QUO Ss' Ec''A
QERKELFY SPRINGS. w-vN--vAcAST Ro5S,
-: S5SAis;e =
A FEW VACANT ROOMS AT LOCUST LAWS
"a Persons Wishing board FOR rest Of season and
For full PARTICULARS address Mis-. v. z 'GRfiEsNs.
Boyds, Nd y206t'
ss(,IRN MANOR HOTEL. . FOREST GLEN. ND
room. left for families and sinsia .nil.m.s S, r:
ss,s5i tsple rstclass minutes from station r
THE LESLIE LAUREL. MD. EIaHTEEN MILF
from w.shinstos on ths ssl,mcrs sna oh,o e
sht hct and eed S.ss1 SssSs pure sriSfns ss..
filtered by the Psseur process cuisine unsurpa.ssd
Liberal arrangements to psfm,fsniE sp sfssos
Sl5-1m = Msns.-r.
sSmf p roR mus sU ,s IN, 0gIs
a E Sou .ea ss sS. s.n sas s
nSpRTS Bus IKE oitoa .' i.s., ' os. W
iyl4-tr
MORE BoARDERs WANTED AT MoYTsYfvzi
F9asa H SsaGSs CO. ear''' MASON ys
Goop BOARD AND ROOMS LARef AND
well.hsded lawn; nns chaiybeste spnns; ee.r
rs s5i'nf M isRs nsFR; e. .S
SfpErSSep1A aLa.,s soARpINs HSgs. Eso.Ls
Tss sss per Gns , SoGS
References given. namely. Mr. W. z ohsndlss. Es-
'',y hSsss ws-hins''n and OH a HrRxpox
THE LEXINGTON HOUSE FoRMERLY rHB
Gale nsnsionl, corner "a and sre. ne, opsn al
the yssr round hiss been greatly snl.rred an I'm
sddre.s Miss NJ G. McKELLEP. Prop. jy5-wtslms
powELLIoN HEIGHrs. NEAE BOUND HILL
| station. Blue hidfe mountains hne views selen.
DID wster. ice; table unsrcelled shady grounds Pc
| Wilton Apply 20 J. BALDWIN d BRO.
oe3skv3m Psrson. Loudoun county. Va
pEAoH HorsE-Now OPEN FOR SUMNER
~ bosrders; beautifully located West river; hosss
Ing. nshtnT bathing and grabbing; excursions
rom Be .timore and Annapolis three times . week
For further information address Mr. and Mn N IA
ow5So. oaiisvsys. Nd Terms. % 90 psr VEGA
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LNOR RENT
93e St. l2r, baths large stable .....- $40 20
House on Lanier Heights Tor. bath; cellar; fur
nice pcrches. large yard 80. 90
1903 North Capitol st. or bath, cellar; all 10. l. 30 IS
House Mt Pleasant. Sr. and bath 25. 90
Hanover place; q rooms and bath; all IN. L.. 20. 80
12e6 l242 Duncan place; Or and bath; all MI 17. 80
12OS ID ST. e.; Or. bath. sill MI Is 90
Cottage in Brookland Or, nice shade. II 90
1910 Sd ST Sc. On. Is 20
63l Florida ave- ST. bath and cellar 20. ~
l22S Linden place Or bath cellar. 1n5Q
1872 Riggs st. 9r and bath; all m. !. 20. 90
NcLACHLEN BATCHELEER
ty22 Cor. 10th and g SITS. n. W.
EOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK
L dwelling in this city for the price, $l2 so per
month; on cable car line. 9TH st.s.w. r. A. phil
LIPS SON. lA22 New York ave- 1yS2-lw
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MANTED=HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT MODERN HOUSE OF
w about rooms by . small family without
children suburbs preferred Call or address J. NJ.
CRANE. 1904 st. NV jy26-4t'
| VJTANTED-A BRICK OR FRAME HOUSE, SIX
w eight rooms. between LIST and 7th sts u W..
Owners, send fuli particulars, with lowest price
Jy25-3t DAVID ID. STONE. S04 and SO6 st NV.
M HOUSES TO RENT IN N E.
w Have customers waiting. FRANK L. HAN
COCK CO. cor. 18th and @ SITS. n-e. tyl-4w
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
lNl ist. 7O3 18th ST. n W.-The only Importer and
Manufacturer of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
lST GOODS south Of New York no2Utr
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EOR RENT-H HOUSES.
4 NORTHEAST.
STORES

STORES, OF
Gunton building, rooms
81. %. p. 20. q and
Cd and Sd floors. 63l La
5i5 18th st. rooms 1 =,
Gunton building. rooms
10. II and i basement
Gunton bldg. rooms
II and % ........... &c
Gunton building. rooms
22 and "a. -2S
6o3 + st, 3 rooms. Sd
hoor. ...............
Gunton bldg, rooms
33, S. 81.
1913 F at. Sd floor. .2. JC
515 18th st, rooms 4
ana O..-.,....-..........SS
SIS 11th st, room 3....2l
Central building. room
.-..1e
46S La ave, back room.
I'd floor. ....-........1.
623 T st. 3rs, 4th floor. IL
Gunton building. room
10. ........,.;:.......1 II. 81
Gunton building. room
IL .....-....." ...... IL. N
Gunton building. room
49,. u. d
Gunton building. room
Guntcn building, rooms
z, 3. %. 20. 81 and
%, each. .12.S
Gunton building. room
Central building. room
~ .....--........ III
Gunton building. room
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMoNIATED STEAM CARPET oLEhNIsi
"A Works Carpets cleaned IN the bosi name
Carpets 10 ads moth proof free OF charge Mattress.
made 70 order. Once. lS20 Pa. ave Nork> is@
sn .ahy ~ L ." SIwGYkR. Manages.
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BOARDING.

THE '.wOoDMONT." IOWA CIRCLE. COOP
table board all the delicaces of the season; sum
mer rates. J. F. ROBINSON. Proprietor. je1o-3m
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MALE OR FEMALE.

yVANTED-sIr SITUATION FOR MAN, WIFE
w and one child for country. or chamberwork in
city for wife. Also three rst-cass for country
If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-A PRACTICAL FfRST-CLAsS BOOK
w keeper with twenty five years experience and
best Of references tired OF the country and hing to
live in town. IL open for offer in any bus ness.
Direct Box T. The Plains. Va jy26-3d
VVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. A PLACE TO
w work in grocery store fou- years at the bust
and know all about it can cut meats and make
ms self very useful; best of references. Box 1I2.
Star ONCE. Id
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Tor RENT-l32S sTl100 9Th me- II . m I es5. 90
NV. Tor. . m i......0751lI5 NV. Or. m 1. .oS
1717 18th 9r, IN l. 80 SIS 10 1Ath 81, ami 20
17l5 l4th ST. am so II 10th 7r&A mi 10. 80
1908 st 6rka m 80 S21 12th Or mi. Is 30
@ hiss' NV =" IS ISL ii. ~ 4; ne. Nv 10 IS
612 Pa 1rka ID 1870 so 1875 Fla 5rkw. 10 80
1917 ED Sr. ami 30 1919 Wylie st ST. 10 so
IL Tenn 7r&s m 20 Rear 3l3 7th 5r. o. 30
114l 10th NV, 1r&b n 30 l224>S wyle br g. 80
1915 9th Sr&a N 1917 80 512 Marks alley H. 30
947 25th NV. Or, MI $3.50
ty25 sWOkMSTEDT BRADLEY. Q27 st.
EoR RENT-A NICE NEW CORNER HOUSE IN
L q convenient section of Gsor9etown. square
1880 10Th ST. eight rooms and bath; prettily pa
psred; cabinet maIitels; $50 month; open for In
spection.
iy25-2t DAVID D. STONE. so4 and 500 IT. n. W.
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lies, Ell.
I515 18th st. room 6. $40
1897 F Ut. room z. 10
Gunton bldg. 2 base
ment rooms. "a 90
46S Ia ave, back room
Sd hoor...............5 D. %
Gunton building, vault
roou................o .W
Store and dwg. 1909 F
st NV. Tor. per an. a. 900
Store and dwg. 414 9th
st NV. l 1r. per an. i, 800
Store and dwg. Md
ave. 8 rS;.....:..:,.v.5o
Store and dws. 1901 L
st NV, 4r. ...............So
Store and dws. l00l
Store and dwg. 23O
11th st. 4rs. 80
Store and dwg. 500 r
st NV: Or. ..:...........30
Store. AS g st NV. 80
Store rm aud stable.
zoo X 81 ne ....:..:....l5
Store and dwR. 9l3V
at NV. 6r.. 20
Store and dwelling, 423
18th Ut NV: .3Q
Shop rear 1920 o st NV. 5
Shop rear ff23 + Ut NV. 3
1917 2Sth ct NV, Sr. 80
466 c st NV, .Sr. 40
1421 Fla ave. Or. .6
'l117 ID st NV. Or. .25. so
t1l0S g st ne. 6r..........20
1lW G st ne. Or. 20
III E st se. Or. IL
lQ17 9th st ne. Or.
'I5 3t q g 9: ~. ssw. Or: :.i.:...-1l56 59
sdSs En- 3 :. !; n1 nv g. 3r. 10: e
l1D0- Qkfb AZ nv Qe 10
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l EfsSs a. 1s.s Spspps
l$l GUrSOr.R NV ls ash IA y, and bath g
Ti5aw' fYIEK tRufHERFokp. i3o7 i si. ~
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

EoR RENT-HALL 40 18TH STREET; SUIT.
JAMES NJ. GREEN
jy261m III 14th street
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

lion n0 d a9r pystermHni 500. DUCkETT, FORD b
Co., ooo ST W 1y26-3t
FOR RENT,FoR TERM OF YEARs-IN A
high and healthy part of western Marylsnd 40
miles from Washington, - from Baltimore . large
mansion n rooms and bath room; 100 feet Of porch
10 feet wide completely furnished stands high Civ
ing perfect DRAINAGE; has rsnge hot and cold water
IN kitchen, buffers pantry and bath room lift bells
ana speaking tubes Ample servants accommodations:
heated by furnace and hreplacee in every room
barn, each house. stable and coschmsn's room .
anndry with hot and cold water two ice houses one
With cold room nne lawn shade trees; frui. of all
knot ample vegetable gar lens on the Is. and o.
breakfast. S ~ "
Good trout n.hng and quail shooting in the vicinity
Episcopal and other churches near.
Possession gwen in October lS93
owner going to Europe
Apply to 9. World once. New York. ,y22-2aw3t'
FOE sALE.NE.R BETHEsDA; TEN TO FIfTY
Acree cuiavased land house fruit, shade included
sl IA, an acre; time Apply CLARENCE TAYLOR
A GOOD FARM FoR SALE CHfAP-25e ACRES.
"a II miles from Warrington; fruit. we'll wstered.
eood buildings. No. grass land For particulars
apply 2l30 H st ~ 3y22-2w'
Tor sALE-AT wooDsIDE. Mp.-sIx- ROOM
Il cottase large attic. bath, hot and cold water
range. cellar w,ndnill. stable; corner lot with
jes-2m B. T. LEIGHTON. ASP d Of. a W.. COL ~
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EoR RENT-eRooM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
month. Apply to JOHN p. GREEN. l4l6 Q ST n. ".
ty24-lm
E,OR RENT-HANDsoME THREE-sToRY BAY
Il window eleven-room house. With all modern i'm
uroyenients; e65 per month JOHN W. MORRIS.
Ga st. n. jy21-lm
ENoR PENTHOUSE lois K ST. n. W; Il
rooms; all modern improvements; very nice In
GOOD repair $50 IS W. c. JOHNSON. rs 18Th st.
n. ". WZl-lm
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


COR SALE-GROCERY. MEAT AND PROVISION
Il store in northwest good location stock and
fixtures including horse aud wagon cheap for cash
rood reason given for selling. Address BARGAIN,
Star Office ty252t'
L,OR SALE-EAGLE SAFETY, GOOD AS NEW.
Il $75 cash also 51inch Columbia light roadster,
SIS cash: 913 New Jersey ave. n. W. Call between
and O'Clock p m. jy253t'
CoR sALE-AMERICAN CYCLoPEDIA; APPLE
Il toms latest edition; 10 volumes; handsomely
bound in sheep; cheap. Apply at 1903 18th St
bet 5 and p. m or before 10 q. m. .jy25-2ts
E,OR sALE-PIANO-UPRIGHT ALMOST NEW;
Il fine tone, workmanship and make. Also lsdy's
safety bicycle Need money and must sacrifice either
EOR SALE OR CHARTER--A FINE YACHT;
length 40 feet; completely equipped state room.
cabin, closet. &c. Inquire from ED. CUMBER-
LAND. foot Of 9th st. jy2O-1w'
EoR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM CUBA. A
IN. lot young parrots price s. each i also Yon p9
STORE. 712 18th st. NV. je16-3m
DOR sALE-DOG MEDICINE. SOAP. FLEA
Il wash and cakes. &c. Birds taken to board. Also
animals and birds stuffed and mounted. SCHMIDS
BIRD STORE. TIP 18th ct. NV. my26-3m
EoR sALE-TYPEwRITERs OF ALL MAKES
4 Eemington. Dens more, Smith. Hammond. Cali
graph. &c. hrst-cass machines at low figures; all
kinds for rent; circulars.
ap24 TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 61O F st. NV.
EoR sALE-'.OTTo" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW
L and second hand; any size.
Send for circular call on
n12-tr p. BALLAUF. Art. 731 9TH st. NV.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNl
II Hotel centrally To-
Gated, 60r. .........e62.
1923 VT ave NV. lSr. .30
1928 R / ave nv. 17r. PSI
1214F stnw (s&0. 93 8
1922 K st NV. 1pr.. o06 3:
1416 Goth st, o2r......2Q
1881 G ct NV. lar ..1B: 8,
1908 n n ave. 1ors. tx
SOC 18th st NV, lar. .lJ
1T26 Mass avnw. 14rl3. s
1915 n st NV. 12ra. .I2'
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-LAST NIGHT tJULY 25) ON CABLE
IL cars or near the road black leather pocket book.
containing about $24. &c reward by leaving same at
Star ONCE. It.
OST OR STRAYED-A PUG DOG, ANSWERING
IL to the name of Duke" $25 reward will be paid
to any returning him to 5l3 l1th st. n. W No
questions asked. sy2l-6t~
OsT-BETwEEN 5TH AND AND 18TH AND
IL d, gold eyeglasses. chain and pin in sealed
veope. Return to 1913 9th st. n. W. reward jy252t
IL between 9th st. and n. Y ave. and government
printing office. about Monday black leather
pocket book containing $3o and small change. Re
ward If returned to SO4 ST. NV. jy43'
r OST-JULY %. LACE HANDKERCHIEF AT
IL the Immaculate Conception Church between
there and lie Droit Park. Reward il returned to 515
Spruce ST.. lie Droit Park. y24-3t"
0S REwARD-L0ST-A GOLD LINK-LOCKED
sND Bracelet name kitte and residence in the lock-
Return to 1913 10th st. n. jy24-3ts
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t s1tuHttu 61Rut
| on the B. O. R. r. Communication tickets, 81
| cents each way. Apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN.
| j. CABLE. Supt. je26-tr
| EoR sALE-HOUsE; EIGHT ROOMS, BATH.
attic; overlooking city and river street
| large lot; fruit trees. Call address T. J. PUT
NAM. So Franklin st.. Anacosta Heights. my1S-2m'
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L1OR RENT-EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP-SECOND
II floor 1921 q ST. rooms. suite excellent loca-
ton for Offices Of every description. B. II. ROBERT
SON. I42l g at. NV. jy,o &s
EOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing 9OS to 914 St Just west Of the patent flee.
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provement known for comfort safety and
All Offices have direct light and ventilation. jy21-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

Bet 18th and 18th. :. 50 90. s25
In and 1s.I Corn s; Al d. is: 8
:. % iSo; III 18th st NV (resr). ID
| our ofacs only. THOMAS J. FIsHER l. CO..
5y22 l:SS4 Il st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
THE EVENING STAR:
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CHEAP
w comfortable room and board In strictly private
family. between 7th NV. and 7th n Address Y. g
j., Star ONCE 1yQ6- 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

EoR RENT-8-R- BR. sTY. 647 A ST. N z
Il q. m t. e25; key cor. 9Th and A. S-r. br. sty.
bath cor. Sth and n. W. @25.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-20

The large force OF hands now at
work ON the Commerce and Morley
Railroad will soon have. that road
completed and ready for the rolling
stock.
People who have tried Humans
bargains cry for More, like Oliver
Twist.
We understand that one OF the
applicants for the Presidency OF the
Normal Faculty a y that if he fails
to get the appointment he asks for he
will quit the school. Now that would
be too bad, but the school would not
suffer because Of his absence.
We ill sell you furniture cheaper
than any store IL Southeast Missouri.
y. WALTHEE.
. -Lonis u. Ilcuck bought a baby
carriage at the auction sale. Ii is all
right TO be prepared ter what il
coming bat it looks 4 little odd tc
see q Young single Tan bidding OF 4
baby carriage IL an aar'irr sale. Il
i, a case Of counting the chickens be-
fore they aie Matched.
AWhat is the wcrli coming 10:
Well Hi. section of i, Is mostly COIL
ing 10 liaman's shoe store.
-James Albright. a i'-ycar Old
boy Of Mississippi county killed. Il
man 1t Malicn il DuaI.lin county
Lust NoIGs~. 1t is claimed that ihc
MAS jr.liiiabic. TIE yor;'s
man should now purchase hira-ylf =
brace OF rr~vri"rrs, 4 box of cigarettes
ard a dirac noe! %!:4 so out We; III
Scarvi: OF Indians.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-05-20
proI,pcs! Peat.

Andrew ~Scc;ans"n dropped dead
at the re..lcn"c of his son III this city
SUNDAY evening. lie went out ottis"
house and cat into the chicken house
TO get some rig, and he was found a
few minutes after he went eat lying
on his lack in the chicken house
dead. The Old nan had hc"n in poor
health for a long line Int Yesterday
be appeared in COED spirits. The
Coroner was notified and with a jury
proceeded to hold al inquest. The
verdict OF the jury was that the de-
ceased came to his death from heart
failure.
Andrew Scehauscn was an old
citizen OF this city. lie waz 4 hard
working. Industrious man who had 4
host OF friends. lie was about seven
ty-two years OF age and lie leaves
several children TO mourn the loss OF
Il kind AMI aileciionate father.