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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
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n ESHNNs. moe = n ta7-6b'
NX-aNTFD WHITE WOMAN TO TAKE
-ors rs,r,n ia mir S C.. It 70 i7 ioh 81
n Monday u-ruins bet q and 10 o'clock. ID
WNNIED-A tidy. srTTIED WOMAN TO
brins , AK rs, 80, s' 20. st ss 1t.
WANrEDA YOUNG GIL IT, FOLD CIRcU-
" a.. ArI,y ~ VIZ; ANbEEsoN: t'sn 5; N IA,
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NVkNTtD- A ONsF Al 81 II. NV. a
w 81 ed .osaa 70 s2ot w.5a anl ron for small
s-.s s.. ,;'' mus '-' nE Ind 0''n1 0S'' S
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II '' ~ we 4 FISCHER los NV
W-aNTFD-IADyA GENTs; LIGHT. PLEASANT
w wgrk salary slj weekly reply AZ enee with
Soul D,ad. Ind AL 81. $50
WANrED-C COMPETENT SETTLED WOMAN 70
w s-.es. Ss.h md Ton in .nlai family sOol
Mr. &C. Gag "a, .s.s sisA'' references reg 1S
WANDA WOMAN To COOK. WASH AND
w i'm for family Of four lTlH 13;n Il. NV Id
WASTED- LADIES WISHING 70 MAZE SO
as. ssls.iss 'ianS ' Ms. ioriSE f&IEfifip
" risa~ed woman for general hou-swork must be
ed cOok sni remain a. -ut, wages. AZ Call
LIE s',s F''r'ne'' none others need apply
WkNTED TWO TRENCH SERVANTS; oNF TO
W q. tSus-Ng-> al w..hinf-Ssher fer dining
sssS ~ II ''' a''Ds' 10 ''EA' PAr' " ,s7-s6 81
W-hNTFD-AT p6 18TH ST ny. A MAT
', sS.orsl tgsn-i . eook AMI do F-ner.i h9I.e-
U-ANTTD-A WOMAN 70 COOK AND Do PLAIN
w Ns-ains sTTy . 1875 y st IL
N'ASTEr-IApiLs WHO WILL 30 WRITING
w ',t p. {, hoH.; Nill male <ood w.s--. ,A.gly
49, 49, I'D 81 go ,,smg~d envelope Mis-: MANY
WANI sp-,,!iI ron GENERAL HOT rs OKK.
en-. required srpIy lisa S-h :. n " js,;::5.
N',NrFp- WHITE NCKss. NOT YOUNGER
" t.sg = yss-s Cd. ." car- Cor two children.
s'f;ss s'SiPH sa si;uriaS and si iS . = -
w " snail f-.niy '.li a. " Y 81 nv. i4si.b.
W ANTFn-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN As
w 'ooE and Tor general hoGs-~ork- II $40 loth
WsNTED-A wOaAN To- DO tbs COOKING.
S.s.as .n1 !roHins a. taziiy Of 's1 rs'er-
u-ANIrD-A SETTLED WOMAN A. NCkSE:
w z.usr -tty - -.gh- vasss go per rsfith GOOD
loHs r'frT-ar-s r-iairei. iaquire lOcs Y 81
VI sNrTn-wHIiES RsE FOR THREE GROWN
-. ,h,-'a .Sd = - g,s sia 40 hrsi;. lass
Esy So vh.ts xir- ~ h1u--vors pay So,
ss-li ssit- rirl sitch@r N. "a raw SiA
Ar44s G. Mk-. . VI d NNlNG.
A. - new o:a-r ard Home for wt.t- Servants
ystSh' ~ 9Th .. n ".
WASrEu-t COOP GIRL FOR GFNERtL
w soa~-Su-s family Of tNg children new
s,e q a.asi; r7Fa; =. m ,issI imsFOyy:l.n;,
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q. -. 10 ~.sAIs Aad iTOHii-r. 70 siay nsa::s.
" hNrEp -rHJ RuTGHI.Y COMPETENT sTE-
- uasr-tf"- arai tyrvE-tt-r= familiar VT
T. az .l-la fLa-ff. -.sr-ferred AIfreSs
l'AENA = .etffE AFiiI ~. = a. oelcs. st-ff-g
psfi-ssce sod AMI ~slA-y eXp~-.si t53h-
tJANTr b-IurD SklARY 6JNKANTEEU TO
W .4t.-- 90 10 R-ItIr CIR q heir homes
A ~, ~ g. sNu hsndv-.t.nr, With stem FL
fuve.Cfs. '..4s "a T.. SNl TEE. S.uth Bend.
l. ' 'r r.-to- q tie famous G.or.a %. tie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR ExcHANGE-A GOOD PIECE OF UEIN-
~, nssred business prcrerty; centrally Is<s6,
nSs-es, price. $4,000 ExcHAN0E. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
NANIED-LOTS

Iy-ANTED - BUILDIN8 LOT, AROUr 3Oxso
w -. IN n ~ 81 ton rot ovef 81 90 Altr~ss
A y. -. StAT 0fa-e ,a.-2t'
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1fsIT or FEMALE.

aNrrT--lNIN COOKS. so 70 $40 PER
y . urf" 49,. ~s'fs----, nurse. ss-1IbS-r~.
fFt~ rs. oaehtr~t. lit hen ~ !. SCr isIai-
- Ar hes. G'Ch y AGENCY .tl3sta - II
IENNT L-'-Iul tu'I'siZ. NES, ~ BOYS AND
H"',s. s-a-- Dor. ~ - Mat.;ay- L
" a. I'D EJNrOEI' - E-r-oS1irNT EV-
~ eau. nd .trt - 'sdiesu as.I women white
~ raF - sIH'su COW 49,. Lahnr gitr. =.sts
esi ..t-r .-.L t-.s..as--- 200 4 - tll--wr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-7,ROOM FRAME. WITH CELLAR
l. and l5-foot alley; No. 9l3 East Capitol St for
business purposes. Key at Il 9th St Sc ja53t'
EoR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
trose Flats. 1115 9th St n W. "SxSo floor space;
especially suitable for bicycle business cafe steam
hea, large cellar ready for occupancy by Dec. Is.
1892. l.. 5. FRIST0E. LBS st. n. W. d26-12t
FOR RENT-A STORE ROOM AND ROOM OVER
Il store, communicating. near the corner of 9TH and
X SITS n W. price for both, so; Or will rent sep
srately. THEO. A. HARDING.
ta53t Ohio Bank bldg. 10Th and q SITS. ny
E1oR RENT-STORE. CELLAR AND SEVEN
Il room DWELLING. just comp eted. at 1897 14th st
NV. Rent. S15. Apply All 18th st. n W. d27-eoam
IrOR RENT-ADJACENT TO THE BANK OF
4 Washington. stores running back to est. A.
II. SEMMES. 6O5 st. ja2-1m
LrOR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE. 1905 B ST
Il n, w. opposite wholesale market. fins business
location. $50 Inquire at 92614 Louisiana ave
INOR RENT-A NICE NEW STORE ROOM AND
Il fat above; No. 1872 1th st. store % feet
front BY 50 feet deep 10 alley viii rent store
desired. Call at the owners reside nee, No 1925
Vermont ave. W. W. BUHDETTE. d2S-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

Eok sALE-oNE Gle ELAND SAFETY, $40;
= Psyche SAFETY. $50: Broueho Safety, SO;
Eagle upright. e2o Eagle upright, e4O: Column
bia uPrixht. e15 At the WHEEL EXCHANGE, 1923
New York ave. open nights" d2Q
EcoR sALE-oNE VICTOR SAFETY; PERFECT
Il order: rood new, $50 One Dart safety for
lady or geutlssnan. 80 Instaalmsats taken. THE
CycLEklEA. 1704 81 n. y. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

EH0R SALE-MANY SMALL HOMES AND SIIBUR-
Il ban aces around the national capital for sale
cheap and terms maze this class Of property
specially and take persons TO examine il free Of
charge those looking for suburban homes land for
SPECULATION inve>tDl rnts corda tally in vite 10
call or send and get my large new list and map Of
Washington. showing the lay of the land' for 20
miles around several onr-acre lots for sale down.
balance g. month: Also several suburg an places
for rent JAMES E CLEMENTS. 1.S2l Il s:. II. W.
dlf.-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOR REMITTANCE 2D-STORY ROOM 2IX50;
near 3D. and n W. for ca-penter storage SINH
lar purTose sl2 also stable. 2l2; also Omnibus in
good condition. Apply rs l2th 81. NV ja7-3t'
Tor RENT-BY THE MONTH A FINE LAM
Il dguiette with single double team. Will send for
Your fnspection by addressing HARKAWAY STA
BLES. l126 Vermont ave. court. jaJ-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
ACCOUNTANTS

pArkICK 4, G bRENNAN. c. A,
Il u Institute OF A~conr.s. New York
fuslic Accountant and Audito-
ea1-0R LIZA 81. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07
EoR saloon SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

EN0R SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
L more new homes At Lakeland MI.
Two 90 800 COTTAGES. g 10 s,5 cash and s25 mo-
One 3d. 900 cottsge, ~, $50 cash and $50 per no.
One -. 800 eottaSesto 10 rs. s45 cash md as mo-
Thea bove cottages well built, porches wei
pumps. fences dngs. &c Lakeland is situated
EIGHT miles from Washington the Wash br OF the
B. NO. X X. IL has beautiful lake stores po.t OF "a
schools, churches. &c. Communication tickets to Wash.
only ~ cents each way. Apply TO EDWIN A. NEW.
MAN, Owner. 1889 X II. a. from 70 no n rr az
p. m nt lakeland Inquire for T. J. GABLE. supt
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E'oR KENr-THE. COR OF ETH AND @ sTs.
me-; rooms and bath all latest irnprove1,aut.
en Also 10 new 6rOom end bafh h0uses On g bet
lSth and l3eh ne nsw md 1ocegn 4 .eyHy ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

NOR RENT (
H 131533ds st, br stsble,
store and dwie., l3y.
1881 I'D 4. b. .fsbis.
store and dwif. &c.
asis, X &. b.. m j, Il. =. s.
3lsAts b., &....-.9.W
RIDGE rod II eosfasss -
IW::...-..--.....-MW
3SsS X. br warehouse,
&..................GS.0o
eeo.estown omo@ I
al Wnphingtou once. i.
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FURNISHED AND UNFuRNIsHED.

UNFINISHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
LrOR RENT-AT 1884 18TH ST.. ROOMS, PAR
tally furnished unturnishel board near ia7 So
LpOR RENT-Es1 ST.. THREE ROOMS ON
third noor and one on first; table board jas &l4c'
L,OR RENT-FRoNr EoOM. SECOND FLOOR.
Il and othess. furnished " unfurutshed from "a
uI; board Desired; elS Per month 61s % o. =. v.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
DEVON wOlnoSci.

iwiatu niepod,egios6 Stan6w lie
dnoczonych, obecnie zas znajduie
sic ma wystawie W budynku sta
nu Pennsylvania, ME mode byc
usywany powodu pekniecia,
ME dsjacego she naprawi6. Po-
stanowiono vice odla6 nowy dzwon
Z metal wir6d kt6rych zusjduje
she wiele drogocennych pamistek
historycznych o~fiarowanych przez
|rozmaite stowarzyszenia i osoby
Przewodniczacy Komitetu Go.
lumbian Liberty Bell" Ob..W. o.
Nc. Dowell doni6si Rrzadowi Cen.
tralnemu z. N. p. 1e pomiedzy
historycznemi pamiatkami uiyte-
mi do odlania dzwonu, postal tax.
ae polskie monety Z czasow vol.
Inej Rzeczypospolitei. Rad Centr.
r. N. P. dziekujac Komitetowi IA
pamiec o zaslugsch Polski, pre-
sfai ma wydatki 20 dol. Przyp.
Red.:)
CEyunosc odlanis szczeSliwie
odbyia she W przesziym tygoduiu
W Troy N. Y.
Komitet zaimujacy sic to spra.
wa zebral dlugi wykas panic.
tnych dat, kt6re nowy dzwon
wolnoSci ma przypomnie6 rok 70
cznie caiemu swiatu. Pomiedzy
niemi znaidziemy cztery daty
drogie sercu kafdego Polaka. A
misnowicie:
Maja, rocznica ogloszenia kon.
stytucyi W Polsce [l79l Fl
IL i II WrzeSnia, oswobodze.
ME Wiednia przez Jana Sobie.
skiego 1858 RI
IL Pazdziernika, smierc Ks.
amierza Puiaskiego W bitwie pod
Savannah [l79O RI
16 Pazdziernika, smierc Tade
usza Kosciuszk W Solurze W
|Szwsicaryi (1sl7 r.)
ObY lax nairychlei dodac mo.
ana byio do tych czterech dat
ieszcze plata: dzieh ogioszenia
niepedlegiosci ukochanej Ojczyzny
naszej. pomszczenia krzywd nam
wyrzadzonych.
Mech mkt ME sadzi, be chwila
ia jest daleka. Nadejdzie ona
mode PREDICT nif she spodliews.
my, nale4y iednak bye przygoto-
wanym ma jej .przyjecie, nalely
raz nareszcie otworzyc ocsy, O..
trzasnac she z niewolniczego pod.
dauia ME losowi, raz przeciez cd.
|rzuci6 kierownictwo ludzi, kt6rzy
bezczeszcza swieta wiare nasza,
posiuguja sic mia ola obaiamuce.
MIA j wyzyskiwanis ludu, ktorzy
pozamieniali koscioty ma niecne
targowiska, kt6rzy wresscie dis
jeszcze, gdyby mogli, posialiby Z
roEkosza ma stos lub ma tortury
wiasnycb rodak6w swoich, wy.
znaiacych lima wiare lub ME.
chcacych wyrzec sic poczucia villa.
snei godnoSci.
W wolnej Ameryce badzmy
wolnymi obywatelsmi, imisio po-
tepisjmy przewrotnoic j oblude.
skupisjmy sic pod sztsndarem
narodowym, gioszacym wolnosc
przekonah, rownosc j niepodle-
'gioS6.
Csy PREY wsrsztacie, cry W
kopalni, cry "a piugiem, cay tea
mad ksiazka, ME zapominajmy o
tenn, ae jesteSmy przedewszystkiem
L.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12
Frcjekty ma pOmnik
KO6cfuaxki.

Niebsweu nadejs6 msjs 4 projekty
M Pomnik Kosoiuszki pod godlem:
J.. Libertas equalitas.
2. Niepodleglosc.
B. Zielona galazka wolnosci.
4 Dwie hemisfery.
Me many ie jeszcze . jua ga.sty
lwowskie opisuja nam s.czsg6aowo, |,
ozego wnioskowac moAsmy, 10 autoro.
vie tychAe ME wszyscy odpowiedzisli
warunkowi konkursowemu t. j. 10 pom.
mix ma stanac " Chicago (ua ziemi
amsrykahskieD.
Welding opisu Gazety Lwowskiei,
1. Niepodlegiosc, 2. Dwie hsmi,fery,
autorowie tych2e pojeli Kosciuszke "
Ameryce jake komendanta pewnej cze
Sol armii. najzgodniej Z historys rewo.
lucyi amerykahskiej, q o lie kt6ren z
tyeh wiekszs wartose posiada bedziepy
dopiero oceniae n~socznie.
Projekt Libertas equslitas, czytamy,
70 ma n wiele haiasu, awantury, bra
wury | architektury = ME ma najwla-
sciws1ego naszego KoGciuszks, autor
Przekrscza grantee historyczna. Sztan-
dar nalety sic tylko Washingtonowi
generation Prowadzacym oaia ksmpanis.
Gdyby ozyny naszego bohatera ME
fRczyfy niczeu z historya rewolucyi a.
~merykahskiej, natenczas postawilibysmy
Pomnik Z holden | odznsks nsjwytsz,
" charakterze geDerala polskiego, tn
zas many Przedstawi6 naszsgo Kosciu-
szke " roll smerykahskiej, ably pokazac
wszystkim innym narodom naszego me
"a bohatsra " czynie Ola sprawy vol
nosci amery kahskieJ Z csism poswiece-
MEM, = siowem przedstawie 90 vie.
koPomnie tym ozem byi, - ae Kcsciu-
szko Polak przybyl tn bio sic IA wolno.
scia 4 ME cheapic sic z~wyoisztwem.
Projekt ,.ZIelona gaiszka" wedlug
oPisu lwcwskich kOrespondent6w taxae
ME doszsdl do celu je4eli ta g,lazka
oznaczae ma wolnos6, to autor 6w
winien udzielic nam odpowiedniego al
fAbetu formulke GO z~loaenia 20 aaeby-
smy jeteli ME " dziele, "a pomocs tego
zrozumiec mogli zar6wno.
My ME many czasu do lamania sobie
giowy znaczenie kwiatka, wielu Z mas
rozumie 10 to jest symbol konkurenta
jadSOego ma zareczyny. Krytyk lwow.
ski pociesza mas te to zwiastun wolnosci
j {, d.
Jak widac 70 autorom lynn brakowalo
konentarzy historyi rewolucyi amery-
kah'kiej 70 ME postarali Sic dad racsej
wartotc " czynie dokonanem przez ma
szego bohatera. 70 ola nadania ducha
efsktu lub wartosci sztuki ucieka6 sic
musieli po symbolic.
Crylit mic piekniel przsdstawia Sis
obraz robotnik6w wsr6d pracy aniaeli
wystroionych W rzedzie Z odrnaks m
pierslach2
Take - nssze poglady, z.stsn6wmy
sic Eanin przystapimy do ocsny jedns-
20 Z nadesAuych p~rojekt6w.
r. G6recki.
No, 242 4th SIR. Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-12

Do ~pOwytszych luznych uwsg, chloe
my cd siebie dorzucic slow pare,
0 lie Z gazet galicyjskich vnosie mo
Ana. konkurs ME odpowiedaill nasxyu
wymagsniom. Me mogso by6 insossj
Taxi r~ezu'tat istwym bys do przewidze.
mia. Dotyehczss jednak wstrzymali.
Smy sie z krytyka dziaish komitstu Shy
mas ME pOsadzono o zsmiar ostudzeni.
EsPaiu ! e~fisrnOsci og6lu. zrsszta Ii.
oEylismy trOche ns los szczescis " ns.
dziei te mimo popeiniOnych bied6w,
alePy trsf Przyniesie pomyslne skutki
DIS jednak widzac ae trsf ME okaaaI
sic Ebyt lsskawym. dlutsze Z naszei
strony milczenie bYSOby rzsczR zdroans.
Me ehcemy tn przeciea robi6 komukol.
wick ~PrEykrosCi jeno te nam to max a.
zuje obowiazek gdy idzie o grcsz pu.
bliozny ! honor polski.
Grosza juz wprswdzie ocalic ME DO
dobns, ale honoru bionic trzeba. Nj.
kogO wisc nieoskarssjsc, niezressoi
niePOwodzsniem, myslmy raozsj jak .
nisfortunnsgo doswiadozenia nauka M
Pr-ysssoAt wyeisgnse. Gdyby ME teal Do
wod, bysoby rzscza ME praktyczns q ma
vet Szkodliwa jsAslibysmy Ola togo tyI-
10 o hsdsoh PrzesElOSoi rOzmyElaIi aby
winnyoh SEukac. Nisoh tsA u strata mia
wstrrymujs cd dslsssj ofiarnosoi, ale
MECH j. raozei pOdnieoi, ably jsk maj
sPieszniej ubytsk pokrye | dslsj dzia-
LAD. Co sic stsiO = ME odstanie.
Komitstu zrsszts trudso tn obwinise.
sic on takich spraw nis dotyk.l.
MO PrEeto dziwnego - bsed6w unikna5
ME umial.
A IA glovny bid, = ktoregO Gale
wyPsyneiO, uwstsmy zbyt krotki
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
TAkOMA PARK.

The concert given at the chapel Monday
night BY the quartz from the First Congrega-
tionsl Church choir, conuosed Of Miss Cora NJ.
Boyd soprano; Miss Ruth Thompson, con-
trslto; Mr.. Fred \ GIANT. tenor; Mr.. WIN. l..
Wilson, bssso; under the leadership Of Dr.
Bischoa. attracted . large and appreciative
audience, including mAry WsshingtoniAns. A
Ans program was dered with several en-.
cores from escn of the soloists, all Of whom
were IN fSe voice. One number not on the
program received with applause was . recita-
ton from Mr.. John Iweedale. who called
from the aGGisnSe 20 recIte William Brown. ~
II has been ds-.isd to repea. The Closing
Day Of q DeestrIck 81 ne" next Monday nigh.
Nay ], to crafty many who were unable 10 OBJ
thin seats at the previous rendition. large
Number Of extra seats have been provided from
the proceeds Of the performance. Several new
features will be introduced, with the same cas-,
Of chsrsessrx
Miss Matte Covl of Washington is VISITING
Miss Fannie Page Ca Maple avenue
Mr.. Eugene Means. who has been spending a
week with relatives here, left today for hi.
home in Towanda. Pa
Mrs. J. R. Axtell Of Kansas City. Mo-. who
mas been here since February the guest Of hei
sister. Ma Hiram Doyle, has returned to hel
n me.
N,rs. Garrett has returned from 8 visit to he,
..-es. MIRA Childs, who lately removed Il
- oJkhnd.
,.rs Carl Decker has returned to her hom,
.I5m a ysit to her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Ben
o: Msgnolia avenue.
Rsg. George Bitter Of Leesburg, Va, 10 her,
VISIT TO his sisters, the Misses Bitzer Of Gal
venue.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Cory entertained . mum
Lee Of friends at their residence on Chestnu
..Venue Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-26
THE NAvAssA ISLAND.
IL IL Claimed BY the Hars Of Pstap
Duncan.


Duncan.
petition in regard TO q claim Of title II
Nsvsssa Island In the Caribbean see has been
led with the Secretary Of State By the children
Of the late Peter Duncan Of Baltimore. The
retition alleges that Peter Duncan discovered
the suano Island Of Ssvsssa July /, 1857. He
took possession under the gusno island act OF
August, 1856. and occupied the island for sew
eral months. In November 1857, Duncan hled
MS claim to the island in the State Depart
ment. 1t is stated that part Of the guano on
the Inland IL unattached to the soil, but . large
part Is phosphate rock attached to and under
the soil. and has to be dug from the ground. It
Is stated that Duncan assigned his interest in
the unattached guauo and an interest for life
in the phosphate rock underground to Edward
cooper on November 2, 1857. subsequently,.
by successive assignments. Coopers interest
passed to the Navaesa Phosphate Company.
which occupies the island II is claimed that
upon the death Of Peter Duncan. in January,
1875. the interest Of the company in the phos-
phste rock terminated
The petitioners state when Duncan made the
assignment the absolute title had not been
completed. snd consequently he retained the
inchoate title The act Of Congress Of April 2.
1872, gave the heirs of 9 discoverer who had
died without completing his title the right to
comply with the provisions of the guano act
and entitled them to its benefits. The petit
TONERS claim that while the Navassa Company
has the right to remove guano which is unat-
tached to the soil the privilege of mining the
phosphate rock under the soil has been con-
irmed to the heirs Of Duncan by the act OF
1874 They ask the privilege Of completing the
title Of their father and that the government
will authorize their occupation Of the island.
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The concession granted to James W. Forch
Of the Mexican Intern tionAl line of steamers,
plying between Philadelphis and Mexican
ports. has been cancelled by Mexico.
julius Falk, Martin Arelt and Charles Liplak
Of Cleveland hired boat Sunday and rowed
out to the breakwater. The boat capsizsd and
FAX and Arelt were drowned Liplak was al
most dead when rescued
The seventh convention of the American Sec
ton of the Theosophical Society. held in New
York, adjourned Monday.
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The Best Makers

Put their names on their products. II there's no
name there Is suspicion that The goods not the
best So In buying linoleum. look out that the let.
toging .WILD'S LISOLECM' 10 on the back When
yea Bag thai, you get the best and most durable
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNoR RENT
\ 1902 2 ST.. rooms and bath (unfp - sSo
SN Pst. orooms and bath lfurl ............... Ii
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CAN ACCOMMODATES FEW SELECT
boarders for the reasonable rates; pleas
home and con enient station trains running 70
city nearly every hour. Address Mrs M a. JONES.
Gaithersburg. Md. ap2os3ts
(NOOD SUMNER BOARD--"MoUNTAIN VIEW !"
RIDGE near Lursy. comfortably hsted up for summer
boarders Home comforts and hrst-class board; best
water Ane shade spacious grounds; hne trout fish
ine streams half mile ice. milk and plenty Of
rates low; 2& hours from Washington; twice daily
Communication with that city. This no farm
house. but for regular summer boarders. Bosrders
can Be- accommodated early in Nay and house viii
Send for price and further description
d, W BLossER CO. LurAy. Page CO.. Va
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.p2f-I~ GEO. I. PAINS. 6i4 81
E>oR RENT
Il SIS lOrh at n. n rc,,,. h..s ...--......u.-
all N. 4. eel so ~
one Groom frame in BrooklAnd nice shade sla 20.
tsls Sorcorsn Ct Nv. 10 rooms, hath cellar and
AL M l.. very desirable and cheap n as
.lSso. l242 Duncsn place ne q rooms. hath
iS p sn..- 6 rooms bath. all m T. new, eli 30.
10 60. linden place ne. rooms. md. convsnient
-. MeLACHLEN BArcHFLpFR.
AVIS Cor. 10th and q sta n "
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WORLDS FAIR

THE WORLDS FAIR
VISITORS ALLIANCE
WIN ali you 10 days trip TO the Courulian Fxp,-
sition for only SEQ including nrst-ciass ticket 10
Chicago over either railroad. . berth. meals en-
hotels and boarding houses in chicasoD. q. ID
pagrssre frst-clAss ticket and meals en- route home
without sleeper. S55 90 Without s,eeper and meals
NV, for circulars. nc apl5-lm
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apply 10 yESCOrT . WILCOX.

EoR RENT-HANDsoME AND DEsIRA1LK
e 8EAIOENCx for summer or winter: nooR IOWA
CIRCLE ons Of the hi9hsss and nest heaithy ioesii-
sis: e a.: city, 10 roo~s ~ M ~ iSn = n
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MANICURE.

~ =. 90 l5IH g; Nw5Ths enly lmR> ,ss 3. az
LIT GOODS south u Nov York ugDoG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VVANIED-To. EXCHANGE NY EQUITY OF
w Cd 500 in dwslline on New Hapapshire ave.
n ". for Q farm CAL on A @. WALTER, 1O0l y
81 NV. spa6-3ts
w have several houses. we'll locatsd and payfnr .
fair rental. CLEAR OF INCUMBRANCE that 1
viii exchange fog unimprovsd property In any section
n q DONALDSON.
ap24-S' 1o5 18th It. n ".
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EOR REST-HOUSES
4 212 18th st NV. Or. SO
1742 + st NV, 12r. IS
1923 22d st NV, llr......5
21S L IS n ] av NV, Or. =
1915 o ct NV, Or. A.. 8
1924 8 st NV. Sr As. .
HOO l. 1102 18th Il NV.
Sr ...4
1012 9Th st NV, Or. 81
los G st NV. Or. 30. 3
663 + st n e, 7r....,.2
Upper part l4lO P st. ar. .
121S B st sw. Or. -. ID y
1913 3lst st NV. Or. -
COS 18th st ne. Or. l5. 8
sherman ave NV. 5r. l.
9lS Sd st NV. 5r. II
613 81 ut. Ar. ........11. b
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STORES,
Gunton building, rooms
81. %, Is, 20. % and
u. ...............$3 -.
Cd and 81 floor 63l La
aNe................
Gunton bldg. rooms
II and 23............
Central building. room
IL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Gunton bldg. rooms
- and "a. .............'
63 + st. 3 rooms. Sd
moor.
Gunton bldg. rooms
S3, 30, 81.
933 z st NV, room L..
Central building. room
I.....-.............
4S La ave, back room,
I'd floor. ................
613 I st. 3 rooms. 4th
hoOr.
Gunton building. room
IL. .................. IL.
Gunton building. room
Il ~
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.
EoR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR Fool
Lake Shore drive: best quarter of city; for month,
June and July or July and August. ESQ per month
Address II. q. s.. Star office ap24- 81.
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EOR RENT
l. After May 6. fine ST. fat,
good neighborhood. S4t
House near Chain bridge5t
500 2Gth NV. Sr. Is
1112 4th Sc, or. waterlo. 81
apo