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The Press., 1893-10-12

A SCISSORS NOTICE.-The inhabit "A ants of the town of Stafford liable to pa, taxes are notified and required to return to the assessors or town clerk on or before the 1st daJ or November next list of all property owned by them on the 1st day of October, 1893 All per. and make oath to the same on or before saiC hrst day Of November, or the assessors are re- qu1red by law to add 10 per cent. thereto.
 J. M. LORD,
 M A. CADY, Assessors
 MYRON F. DAVIS. Stafford, Oct. 10, 1893
The Press., 1893-10-12

ITO the Board of County Commissioners 1 for Holland County: I hereby apply for a License to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Westford Avenue, Town of Stanford. My place of business is not located within 200 feet in di- rect line of Church Edt1ce or Public School house. '~ Dated at Stafford this 7th day of October, A. D. 1893. JEREMIAH CARROLL, Applicant. We, the undersigned electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the Town of Stafford, here by endorse the application of the above-named Jeremiah Carroll for such license.
 Dated at Stafford this 9th day Of October, A. D. 1S93
 John Kane, Austin Holt, Edmund Sullivan, Levi D. Gary,
 John Roche.
 1 hereby certify that the above-named en- dOrsers are electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the Town of Stafford.
 Dated at Stafford this 10th day of October, A. D. 1893. W. H. BLACK, Town Clerk
The Press., 1893-10-12

YNO the Board of County Commissioners 1 for Holland County:
 hereby apply for 8 license to sell Spir1tueus and Intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer Rhine Wine and Cider, at Main street, Town of Staf ford. My place of business is not located within 200 feet in direct line Of Church Edif1ce ol Public School-house.
 Dated at Stafford this 10th day of October. A D. 1893 LEWIS SIMONDS, Applicant.
 We, the undersigned electors and tax-payers as defined by law of the Town of Stafford hdreby endorse the application Of the abOve-named Lewis SimOndS for such license.
 Dated at Stafford this 10th day of October, A D. 1S93
 Samuel Rockwell, Levi D. Gary,
 A. c. ROdman, Adelbert Neellham
 Alfred D. Cady, By H. Needham. Atty I hereby certify that the above-named en. dOrSerS are electors and tax-payers as defined by law, Of the Town of Stafford 2 Dated at Stafford this 10th day of October A D.. 1S93 w. H. BLACK Town (Iork
The Press., 1893-10-12

THE Vigilant and Valkeyrie have now had four races for the queens cup; two of them-those of Friday and Wednesday being fruitless on account of failure tc close the race within the time limit. Ir those of Saturday and Monday the Vigi lant won, so that to keep the cup in Amer ica the Vigilant needs but one more vic. tory, while the Valkyrie must be the win. ner in all three of the races to come. The next race will be sailed tomorrow.
The Press., 1893-10-12

As local fair the annual exhibition at Meriden might take a respectable rank though below that of several other local fairs in the state. Considered as state institution, propped up by the state's treas ury, it is ridiculous affair. Its man. agement is no doubt greatly at fault. The society will stand better when some changes are made very near the head.
The Press., 1893-10-12

TO the Board of County Commission 1 CTS for Holland County.
 hereby apply for License to sell SpirituOus and Intoxicating Liquors Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider. at the Central House, a hotel, on Matn-st., in the Borough of Stafrord Springs, town of S0afford Myplace of business isnot To- cated within 200 feet in direct line Of Church Edif1ce or Public schOol-house.
 Dated at Stafford, this 7th day of october, A. D.. 1893. WALTER REMMERT, Applicant. We, the undersigned electors and taxpayers, as defined by law of the town of Stafford, here Walter Remmert for such license.
 Dated at Stafford, this 7th day of october, A. D., 1893.
 D. L. Ellis, Frank z. Fairfield, J. w. Williams Anthony Adams,
 A. D. Cady. hereby certify that the above-named epdors- CTS are electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the town of Stafford.
 Dated at Stafford, this 10th day of October, A. D., 1893. W. H. BLACK, Town Clerk.
The Press., 1893-10-12

THERE were over $715.000 paid admis- sions to the Chicago fair on Monday. It was Chicago day. The last dollar of the $4. 500, ,00O issue of bonds, with interest, has been paid. The total expenditures for the fair have been over thirty millions of dollars. Yesterday was Connecticut day. The governor and many state dig nitaries went on by special train to attend. Among the party Stafford is represented by Mrs. Cyril Johnson of the state board of lady managers.
The Press., 1893-10-12

IF A sssfe s.see iAsasIls A ssaaaIl El'iss kef3aks. sll EAr- Ta koak&
 mo0esesA Addxsss H MEsc0x. e69 nresAwaS. asw tsse
The Press., 1893-10-12

nRESS MAKING and Plain Sewing D MRS. WALTER CARPENTER, East-Main-st. 3
The Press., 1893-10-12

THIS Paper and The Connecticut Courant weekly) furnished for 2.2O per year.
The Press., 1893-10-12

Died. Willimantic, 4th, Elizabeth, 73, widow of the late Charles Ramsdell of Norwich Wilmington (Village HilD, Francis Dor. sey, 93.
 Somers, 9th, Lydia E. Adams, A. Suffield, 10th, John Burrell, formerly o1 Stafford Springs
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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
An Incresse Of Desths Marks the Fir
Week OF the New Year.

An Incr~sse Of Desths Marks the First
Week Of the New Year.
The first week Of the new year presents .
sudden increase IN the mortality Of the city
says Health Oficsr Hammett IN his report Of
last weeks mortality.
The deaths reported at the health depart
ment during the week we're 1i2. a. compared
with l05 in the preceding week In the cor
responding time Of last year there were l34
deaths.
This increase in the death roll, following
upon q protrscted period Of low death rate all
through the months of November and Decem-
Der, NAV be chiefly attributed to pneumonia,
congestion Of the lungs. bronchitis and Brights
disease among the aged, there having been
twenty-siI fatalities from these ailments more
than during the week before last
The large percentage Of acute lung diseases,
and IN addition thereto many chronic cases
prevailing among very aged people, are IN
doubtedly owing to the cold, blustery and
ehsngesble weather that We have experienced
during the year. while the mortality among
young children is rather below the normal
NO disease has thus far In the winter pre-
sented itself In epidemic form and the city and
District can be said to be noticeably clear Of
scarlet fever. whooping cough and measles.
Sixteen cases OF diphtheria have been reported
since the beginning Of the year. OF which three
this week eight were cases coming over from
previous weeks There is some scarlet fever in
the eity but in 30 mild a form that no deaths
have occurred therefrom since last NAV.
1T NAV be a matter of scientific interest to
note that diphthsria and scarlet fever prevail
almost wholly in the most elegant and clean
sections Of the city. but in no concentrated
form anywhere. The ages Of those deceased
ranged from two to fifteen years. with an aver
age Of sir wears and seven months
There were six violent deaths-two from
d-oxuing one from burns, one accident tai pois-
oning one suicide and one BY being crushed
BY railroad cars
The report shovsi Number Of deaths. 1872
white. 50. colored. CO. Death rate per 1000
per annum-white. 23.s: colored, $40; total
population. 2s.4: as we're under years of age,
"a we're under year old and % over so years.
Twenty-Five Of the deaths occurred in hospitals
and public institutions. The deaths by classes
we're follows. Zvmotic, %; constitutional,
a; local, 81; dsvelopmental, s; violence. s.
The principal causes Of death were: Diph-
iberia. IL; consumption, II; diarrhral. 1;
erysipelss. 1: typhoid fever. 4; pneumonia, IS;
congestion of the lungs. 8; bronchitis. s;
vhooping cough, 1; kidney diseases, 5; men:n-
gifts 1; cancers, g. Births reported-30
white males, "A white females. 10 colored males,
Is colored females. Marriages reported-l6
white. 9 colored. Still births reported white,
Q eolored-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssIoNFRs OF nav
~ ,S ssrci o. whom oSpTe1a Sss,nstOn January
mi.sonsrs Of the District q coams,. ..r. 10. 9om
the as the Preprs q anse sh rssnfs. , 70.
ssportins on mi. 6il The commis.iohsrs desire 70
s ;ss fSt & fHhlHf Ssfk en-
incorror.te the washingten. DeAnwood md BsnninS
menns he ,unst,on o. Msryssd ssenSs nd Is
sSe ro .ss thence along
TO lrterssct street nSrshssst or iD,sscs str-
road !, n. .iae O the wsshinrton Jocssy cias
the Dist Ct ne and rsturnins BY route named 20
northeast also 20 construct branch rss a na
the hnacostia road 20 Bsnnins; along the Bennins
or car motor houses for the OF said main lin--
p p4uSLAssib J. W. Ross. W. I. RossTLI Com,
1884 Offered: Eseui.iions so9esnins ,ss D .rss
s.nS .s. !: ..
Is. ia o a.'f s: sa * 'ns AZ
Pefmt io5 such CONSTRUCTION Issued by th.t ofoer.
and ass essssss !. e x,
: :sisiy The sc,,. q stands sgon
or nss and no psrt q any platform q sech
You'd iss.s nss stand. IN Of bsass .ss
not extend more than iset bsycna q. bsildins line
sdewsf Ths stand o. stands in front q ths Bossns
go so. s' sss 1s 70 s s s
sissS e s.P'i ssss1ss
missioners Of the District Of Columbia jaiO-2l
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF RTvIsioS-
i ina SesS q rss. Of oolsas.
and sppesls ON ss.l state ssses.mens. spronssd sy
gress approved Ausust D. 1872 has ben d,v
lied and h ready AZ the sseessor's once rom
District bull tnx % receive and consider v~1. az
All parties interested ardns the as-er~m~ns "a 80
estate m the District q COLUMBIA lately retarnsd
and March 3 16el This board u REQUIRED 10 c,.,s.
its lsbors before the FIRST DAY on JuNF TfxT
and all parties desiring hard rhould s..f.,s
their View IN writing ss coon e prsccsbs IN order
PIN. ChairInaa
CoLp IN THE HEAD cUREp IN ONE .1e.1
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Edv.fd Fitzgerald Of Hadley, Mass.. sen
tsneed for eighteen months in Jail for shooting
at . Connecticut River railroad conductor for
putting him on the train while drunk hanged
himsslf In Jail at Northampton, Mass, Monday.
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" AM ED-HOUSES

XXvANrFD-INMEDIATE OR TwFLvs-
w ROOM HOUSE BETWELN AND FLORIDA
AVE. AID 18th AND 21Sr SITS. NV; MUST
BIZ BANG UP HOUSE AND CHEAP.
] WILL. GO As HIGH As $1,000 FOR HOUSE
AND WILL PAY ALL CASH. ATTENTION. OWN
Frs. ED. J. UHA y,
jall-3. 1oO6 st.
XNANTED-I HAVE A CLIENT WHO HAS
w go 90 to invest good renting property if you
wish { - send full parti u
Jt1O-:St DAVID d. STONE. S0i and sos ST. n W.
IVAN ED-AT UNCE-A IR EIiHI-f.O,,M
w house west of St. nth OF Pc. ave. might
buv lot in mat loczlitv. Send parti"r' srs
Ja10-3t DAVID ID. STONE. s04 and 500 ST. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

XALUABLE DAIRY AND TRUCK Farm, 10
acres. 2t miles north of Richmond CITY, Va 50
uation healthful and delightful good cling barn.
stables. &c excellent water. unfAflfng wei and
springs: pretty lawn. ample shade, orchard vine
yards and fuel; rood rosd about mile from street
railway. Will sell OF exchange for good re-ldenr. >
residence round IN Washington city. Address J. n
ELAN Richmond Va h7 m LA,
E,oR sALE-s1. 20O-PICTrREsQUE Farm IN
Il honteomery county. near Patunent river 4 mil.
from Ashton turnpike. the route of propo~ef ea-
trio railroad; IL miles from ID. G. 20 arr.s win
good new house and stabl for four hors-e Ara
sIABLER. NJ d.. Brighton. MONTGOMERY Co, Nd
Jae2w
EoR SALON OF THE FINEST FARMS IN
L Maryland 20 acres highly improved handsoins
dwelling; rood outh0u~es large orchard. fns truck
ing land; ralroad two canning fsrto-,..
churches and schools; will sell at q bargain FRA~t
HUME, Asa Pa ave- dlaia
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WANTFD-ROOMS.

WANTFD-A GENTLEMAN AND WYE WITH
w two fhildren. ayes and years. would like one
rooms (prefer tbly furnished). with board in
small rrtvate family in n Irthwest Ad ress G. B.
star Cf.ce. tl1-}b.
- ANTED-BY MKT 81 DAYS, g TO 5 ROOMS,
- unfu nishe second rooi. Address, wi h price
noi ice taken. PEkMANANCY. Star Office.
t.l0-3t
WANTFD-THREE ADULT DESIRING THHEE
w or tour unfur. rooms for II mt hous-keei in
by Feb II or March i. will furnish parlor. thee
or four bid rooms. besides kitchen and dining
room furniture in payment mart PAYNE rooms;
viii kee' rooms permanently. ~ lited whetl the
city references. Address. stating particulars.
W A. M. Star ofhce. jsil-3t'
IVAN EDDY A YOUNG COUPLE, TWO ROOMS
w in northwest for lignt housekeep modern I'm
provensntS Address p. p. PATRICK. 1906 9TH st.
n IalO-2ts
UTANTED-BY GEN 'LEMAN AND DAU0H-
w te two ommunic ting and board in
norii west privAte family Ell. Address stat
lag full particulars. Box Isl. Star Office. js10-2t'
ANTED-BY MARRIED co PIE AND LADY,
and SITS y ". terms essonsble- address, lrtter.
II. Z. 1898 K ST NV. jsIO-2a'
NANrED-BY YOU MAN HAVING BED
w room furnitu e. LARGE uniurnished room.
with DO I'd S's lowest price. particulars &c,
to Box l31. Star ON e. .a10-2t'
XNANTFD-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms all parts OF citv and surest plan
10 secure desirable roonners Established 1880.
sHACKLEFoRD's AGENCY. AZ 1lth st. n. W.
dl4-5w'
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WANTED-BOARD.

w ,STED-BoARD AND ROOM FOR MAN AND
w wife: state terms. &c. Addrsss O. G. s.. Star
once. 1t
w permanent board in private family terms
moderate; must he in squares NcGill building
. ste particulars and price. Address II. E.. star
once. tal02ts
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These houses have all the modern improvements.
and are FOR RENT AT FROM $50 90 10 s45 90 PER
month.
jsl03t J. B. WINNER. Real Estate eos 18th ct.
EOR SALr-AT BARGAIN 1000 UNDER
Il value-I hree-story window brick; nine rooms
bath and cellar frstclsss condition 81 bet. 18th
and 10th W. HEBRON & RAMEY.
ia10-3t 1907 81.
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THE EVENING STAR: w
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W!ANTED-A SITUATION AZ UPsoLsJEREn
silt ed references. - Xddrss: q v. ssss once
BOX stem she s. s.
WANTED-A YOUNG CIVIL ENGINEER tTRoY
w Polytechnic employed BY government de-
o
WANTFD-BYA Young MAN. A POSITION;
anq wss wshn
WANTEp-BY CoAcHMAN. POSITION WITH
s:. % si 's's'sih 81
WANTrD.A POSITION AS COLLECTORS CAN
for who. ssale liquor house preferred ADDS :.
FEMALE.
WANTED-eo TO. DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. maids. laundresses. cham,ermsids. scam
.Gst%s
WANTED : SITUATION As sTENOGRAPHER
ns sdi Of yor.u R sS i py
ANNIE b. cS.f.s sansss
WANTED-A PLACE IN SMALL FAMILY AS
w chambe'maid or cook. Apply at 40 1lth e.
n
WANTED-BY a, CoLoRED GIRL. A PLACE
boarding bonss. iiss Goth St '' is'
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. DREssMAKING.
w p ease call or address nos IS b ct. NV. 1s'
WANTED-BY THREE RESPECTABLE COL
w ored womHn places chamberm aids. purses
laun.sss II "a 9sys,e family best reference; Ca.
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs. private fam e. hotels. stsu-
is a f05 =.
WANTED-DREssMAKI AT HOME; DRESS
w making done by mr. we'd Taylor system. Call
or address d. g.. 220 B st. n. ja10-3e'
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss LAUNDREss,
w work to take home or by the day; call. Address
2f2l Chanplain ave. n W. ju0-2e'
w atons "a cook. chambermaiI and waitress or
nurse &c reference given Call at Ills I'D st. NV.
WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS sEsMsTREss.
Der work Call at 1740 NJ W.. two days city ref
JalO-2e'
WANTED POSITION AS PLAIN HOUSE
~ keeper for widower by highly respectabe widow
dss Star oos Of ca sy ofnss pss, A0
ja1O2e'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLORED GIRL
w as childs nurse Apply at 2215 st. W. ja9 Be-
N ANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermaids. waitress. laundresses.
A. 6o st.
WANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w position as chambermsid nurse; best city
references Address p. K. O.. Star Office ja9-3e'
WANrFD-sI1 UATIONs FOR LADIES AND
hou.ekeepers firemen laundry. store linen room and
kitchen hands tfrsf-ctdss German driuerl BURN
HAMS. lilo q st. n. ja7-6e'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TVIN IlIN % VhTO.
DOR RENT-THE VERY DFSIRABLp ST, RE
L corner Penn ave. and Oath t. NV, suitable for
druy. candy any ieht business. Low rent to a re-
liable tenant EMERSON CAHIIL, 623 st.
NV agL.,t
EOR RFNT-7-ROOM FRAME. WITH CELLAR
Il and 5-fOot alley; No. 9'3 ; asst Capitol St for
business purr oses. Key at l. 9th ST. Sc. 1896.
E'OR RENT-ADJACEN TO THE BANK OF
Washington. stores, running back to est. A.
IL. SEMMES. 602 f st. ja2-1m
EOR r NT-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
i trose Flats, 1ll5 9th St n. ". 'SxS1 floor space;
especa ~ suitable for bicycle business cafe steam
fe.t; large cellar for occupancy by Dee. Is,
1892 l.. s. FRISTOE. 1 - st. NV. d26- 3w
EOR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE IOO5 ST
l. n. W.. opposite wholesale mar.et A fine business
location. S75 Inquire at 9261s Louisiana ave.
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i more new homes at skeland, M
Two e. 800 cottages, q 20 7rs s.5 cash anl eos mn
One =. ooo eottase, srs; so cash aud ESQ - mo-.
The above cot. well built. nur,.hes
wells. pumps. fences. outbuildines &c Iai.isnd !.
hr. Of the o. R. r. u has q beautiful lake
stores post Once. schools. churches &C. Commuta-
e EDWIN A. Ne MAN. Owner, issp st. nv
from 10 10 am ,. M. Lakeland Inouire -
T. J. CABLE, Supt. no
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINoToN, ATrORNEY-AT-LAw
" Webster Law Building, sos ct n. ~ WaAhington'
DC. Residence VS. 81 nv liz
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
NJ ist. 7o3 18th ST. \: W.-Ihs only Importer AMI
AAnufscturer OF FINE MANICURE Aad CHIROPoD-
Isl GOODS south u New Yorx- na20-r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

no BUILDFRs-wE WANT TO GIVE SIS. 0oO IN
l cash. S15 COD in vond st mortga AMI 30, 90
in choice pr perry for $40. 900 worth of building.
work to be c mmenced at any time A responsible
builder make good thing out Of this. Add ess
BUILDING SYNDICATE. star Office. jall-3;'
COR sALE-CHrAP; CASH; BAR ROOM AND
L fixtures; good locality. 236 AZ ST. s.w IT.
WANTED RELIABLE MAN WITH $500 TO
w Ike av-ncy for a fast selling srecialty used by
every horse owner II 900 sold In Bo ton in months;
70. zoo ~ adj annually. Address 4. SHAW. Futaw
House. Baltimore. Nd ja10-I
EoR sALE-CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE
cause Of Sc ling. Apply 81 Monroe St., Anacos,ta,
ID. c.. before 9 an after pm. 9-3r
A BARG IN-MFAT AND PROVISION ORE
N for sale chea for cash In central locality;
for selling chance of business; call at once Nd
dress j. NJ. s.. Star once. Ja9-3t'
yVANTFD-A FEW PERSONS WITH LINZ ED
w captsl to invest in enterprise great m nit and
possibilities; open to be made here of March;
thence TO Chicago during worlds fair afterward TO
Liberals, Star office. jA93t'
MOULD SELL FURNITURE OF Tw~LvE-Ro NJ
w house with lease. nc udnT stable. for cash only;
bargain; rent of rays house god
for sellinr. Address LEAS Star ONCE 1a7-lms
L,OR sALE-TO CLOSE AN EeTATE-
ntire stock Of
Fine Clothing and Mems Furnshings.
With fixtures omi lee, at great bar sain.
For 30 days only.
ja56ts T22 eth ST. n.
u AMsAY. THE LEADING WATCH RLPAIkER.
N you time and money.
Watch cleaned. ~.
Wa ch mainsprinV. 81
French and com lie ted clocks called for. All work
warranted one year. C22l + st nv. ia
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WANTED-LOTS.

yVANTED-To TRADE THREE GOOD SOUND
w hors@s part payment on lot in city suburbs
balance ash or to suit Address l. W. NJ. tar Of
aee. iall-2ts
WANTED-LOTs! Lorsi WANTED TO PUR
chase larre tract of ground. city subui ban.
Address SYNDICATE" Star oface jsl0-3t
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FOR RENT-HALLS

TO RENT-FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES,
Hail. wsh wss ssy BY % sn
comes out ciean; new scenery; newly furnished; in
hrst-clsss condition in every way. o. G. STAPLES.
Wi 'lard's Hotel. ia4 -eo6t
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~ ~ Nascura avn
ssf::i: % dru<s'ss generally. sss.,s
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PERSONAL.

NJ YOU ARE FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED
j try big prices for gents second b and
clothing ;ofer immediate relief.
DRIvATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY At
tended In out OF the city strictly conndsnts
best references; terms reasonable. Address Box 20.
star once. 1a4 Inn
(NIvII. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers send loc. TO
8. W. fLiNN. A NJ, Ivy Institute.
d3l-1m' Southwest cor. S,h and K sts. n. ".
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE pETEcTIyE AGENCY.
n Communications promptly attended to; conhdep-
tial. Ofhce open all hours. Best references. wM
WILLIAMS. Manager. x.D st. dIs-1m'
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LUX kkNI-
l. l:fS5 32d at, br stable,
store and dwlg. l3r,
m |. ................SS3. "a
E23T ed st. br stable,
store and dwlR, Tor,
1913 N st. b.. i6r. m /. & &
32:3,S N st. br. Or. m i. A
2i01 VI st. br. 7r. m i.37. sc
1887 3 d st, store, Pr. 30
1928 goth st. br. Sr,
IN i,..:.-:........25. %
2913 o st, FIR. Or. m /. p. 30
2043 Both st. If and b.
W ~
:s},}3 M ST, br. Or. .2C
Ridge road. FIR cottage.
lUr. ...-...........-2O. W
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WASHINGTON, d. c., WEI
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOB RENT-s5 81. NE: TWO STORIES AND
n ssii,s. Apply to JOHN Z hf Ell $.
IS T. iS id e: s. ST 81 : $
s s5 81 hay !, NJ ers66o az 6 m II II,
ioSs I ssi |, r es 81
1876 Il i5.S J. soS f ss.s s.i.,
s6S $. q 3 TSipns City, sr VIC 8
i.i gs r. !, E I5$S Bad road
I5S g !! 1905 Crescent ;inv 6s
jail sw0RMsTEDT& BRADLEY. 81 Est
FOR RENT-14s7 ST. NV; HOUSE NEWLY
roo%s re sd,, new m;sn.semens furnshinss &c
complete with baths; best references ia2-I5a'
FOR RENT : ,FURN SHED -7-RooM HOUSE;
san newly WY" furnished; desirable location NV for
ofice: - 80 '''' Twill A'''''' ,aii-a,:
FOR RENT-A VERY HANDSOME NEW BAY
rooms bath. esar: heated BY furnace r.psre es
throughout electric appliances rent only sac SO to
AIS 'en 6HvI hs}s sT Ttsf so4soe
FSs sg faYl 81 WIFE ASR 1sar.
= fsssE' ne III Boofs sfs Il t. +
FoR. dRapSI-sl42P ST lor. Dr.. N. t.. .s35 a
I1e 1 soTr,r St S. a peE H,s r b e.
iii Harvard St. Col. Hts 6r f.. water. 900
go Cleveland ave n W. Or Dr.. water. 13 80
lO.S 4th st. n. Ar. br water............. 10 80
' - DEEBIE. iDI;;viiii co. ~
sl1-lw 1919 Est. NV.
FOR RENT-1773 MADISON ST., ONE SQUARE
i from Dupont Circle. a beautiful. modern.
$50. E. L. McCLELLAND. 400 st. ja7-6t.
EOR RENT-53l SPRUCE ST, lie DRoTT PARK;
rooms in perfect repair; desirable; Ss2. 20.
Also house cor tanning 10rooms and OF ground,
c. E. BANES,
1all-3t Cor. 14th and g sts
1918 RIGGS PLACE III ROOMS AND BATH
ADDISON LARCOMBE,
tal1-3t' SS17rH ST. NV.
DOR RENT-NEw ATTRAC I'VE HOUSES, 6AND
ROOMS EACH AND BATH.
90 II 81 ne. .---..........-..$.O w ELECTRIC
235 Il St n.e.................. 81 90 LEXINGTON
81 X ST. n. e.................. Is 90 CARS
81, Ss,S II 81 u e-..........-.... % W PASS
3. y ~ H. e...----..--....--.- Avn rBI
These houses for sale n EASY TERMS and prices
rangina from % 100 to 81. 900.
ia O3t J. b. WIMER Real Estate COS 18th st.
FOR RENT-A NICE HOME; ONLY s2s
l. month; 3O1 Mass ave. n. stories base
ment; 3 bed rooms; parlor; dining room; kitchen;
whole house nicely papered large closets delightful
locaf ION.
talO,3t DAVID D. STONE. so4 and SOC st.
NOR RFNJ