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FEAR| MADE HER Jump
4 Burglar Alarm Caused Kate
I)rum to Leap from a Window.
|s,oksr Vessels Came Home Late
and Accidentally Set 1t Going.
|u, Servant Landed on Her Head
and Was Instantly Killed.

r,e furious Changing Of burglar alarm
..,dricht caused the death Of Kate
n,rm a domestic. thirty-five years old
=, a west Ninety-first street She was
II.,rhtsnei and either jumped or fell
.ror A fourth story window and was
killed
I..,nce NJ C. "A. Vessels, a Produce Elk
change broker.
/ Agnes Curry and Kate Drum, the SER
,.nts employed by the Vessels, occu-
Mod the same room on the fourth floor
during the time the family was out of
the city. The room is in the rear of the
house. and the only window looks out
,pon a tin-roofed extension from the
second floor.
The two girls locked - the house a
3 o'clock last night, being particularly
CAREFUL to see that the burglar alarm
attached to the front door was properly
adjusted.
At midnight Agnes Curry was aroused
from a deep sleep by great noise. She
Jumped up quickly. For an instant she
scarcely knew where she was she was so
hewildered by the loud-toned burglar
alarm song that sounded through the
house
Eeoxing towards the window. she saw
somebody apparently sitting on the sill.
il was very dark, She believed that this
kwas burglar and SHOUTED loudly. The
form disappeared from the window, and
the girl realized that some one had fallen
Tor jumped out.
she ran to the window. In the dim
light, she saw family defined on the
Extension roof below the motionless
form of woman; Going to the bed, she
found that Kate Drum was not there.
katie down there on the roof.
Attracted by Agnes's. piercing screams,
PR Vessels rushed to the room. He
BAD been detained In the city over night
and In opening the front door he had
Agnes so frightened that she could do
little more than point towards the win
dow. Mr.. VESSELS looked and saw the
body on the roof.
He went down to the second floor and
climbed out onto the extension. The
body was that of Kate Drum.
Mr. VESSELS found Policeman Frank
Kenny on post near by and the body
arrVed the %as found that
Hates skull was crushed. She had
struck the tin roof sauarely with the
top Of her head. and must have been
'' Il Is 'b bsiievea that when Mr.. Vessels
opened the front door and started the
alarm ringing. Kate, suddenly awak-
ened, ran towards the window and fell
out There is ne reason to believe that
than an accident. She was unmarried.
had been employed by the Vessels fam
lily for two years. and Is not known to
have had any love affairs.
where in Brooklyn. but no one seems to
know exactly where.
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looked at the girl In panied surprise.
= lou forget" he said somewhat
nausntily, that Miss mentioning the
name) Is wearing red hair herself this
season. She would have no possible use
Ben Durham, the horizontal bar per-
FORMER at Proctor's. who turns double
s0mersault and catches the bar before
alsnting, IL an example of what a
thorough college training will do for a
young man.. When at Princeton. four
years ago. he studied with such well.
directed energy that he gained very
honorable position In the football team
ana iaid the cornerstone OF his present
greatness.
melville Stoltz writes to say that San
dow Will not join Lillian Russells com
pany, have In my possession" says
Mr.. Stoltz, contracts between MIR. San
COW and the leading theatres of America
coming season."
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House Gowns.
So West 23d st.

to defend them by saying that they
couldn't be expected TO turn a witch into
a Venus, and yent about with the air
of persons who had been deeply Injured
and whose confidence had been abused.
Therefore, when Solomon Boggs went
down to his office to pick his teeth in
his capacity Of first funetienary. he gem
orally bore a heavy heart along with
him. During the day he was frequently
occupied with schemes for the disposal
OF his daughter In marriage, and saw
In every man he met a possible son-in-
law, who would lift from his soul the
burden that oppressed ii.
But up to the thirty-seventh year of
his daughters existence the only man
who had wooed her was q gentleman
from Mexico, who. just in the nick of
time, was found to possess three other
wives.
SO tormented and irritated did Mr..
Boggs become that little by little his
subsFdinates became filled with fear and
unessiness and scarcely ventured to raise
their eyes before him lest they should
call down upon themselves some ebulll-
ton OF temper and a discharge from their
situations. Pennyboy the chief clerk,
whose duty 1t was to do all the work
that should have been done by Mr..
Boggs himself and to scatter over his
desk every morning huge mass OF
papers to- make It look as though the
first functlonsry was terrific man OF
business, began TO think seriously OF re-
signing voluntarily, to save himself the
pain OF a dismissal. and Of establishing
with his savings q small cigar stand on
the corner.
Pennyboy and Mr.. Boggs had at one
time got along capitally together. but the
former having Yet out In an unguardsd
moment that he was already married
man and the father ~ ty''rs, their In
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honorable the secretary Of the eeastwise
trade and demanded that James Pc
ruke's commission he revoked.
The honorable secretary looked grave.
He was afraid It couldn't be done. Ths
appointment had been made and con-
firmed, and the occupant OF such o high
ONCE as that of seventeenth inspector
Of the royal inkstand could not be
tempered with. 1t would be too dan
gefous. Then he dropped his voice TO o
cophdentiai whisper and spoke Of un-
popular acts. Really IL was a matter In
which he must decline to interfere.
With an aching heart Solomon Boggs
withdrew and turned his steps in the
direction OF bis own place of business.
What are you doing, sir?" he de-
manded hercely OF Pennyboy on his ar
rival.
Nothing in particular. SIR" said PEN
nyboy, In much trepidation.
Mr. Boggs giared at him savagely.
Nothing In PARTICULAR he howied.
shifting his desk with his fist. You
are always doing nothing in particular.
Do you suppose that you are going to
draw your salary for doing nothing In
particular: Get out Of here. sirr'
Pennyboy ruefully retired. 1t had
come at last. but the shock was greater
than he had anticipated.
When he had gone Mr. Boggs sat
down In his chair and groaned.
AS for the seventeenth inspector Of
the royal inkstand. he remained in the
enjoyment of his high office and gen.
erous salary, the actual inspection OF
the inkstand being attended 10 by an
Intelligent boy OF nine years, who
washed It out and REALIZED It every morn
Ing. and was paid sixpence a week for
doing so.-cineinnau rimes-stan
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MURDERED A GIRL OF Fifteen
Bloody Crime of n New Hampshire
Youth of Seventeen.

CONCORD, N. H.. Aug. 15,-Early this
morning a team, belonging to Fitz
Courser. livery stable-keeper at Hen
mixer, a town about fifteen miles from
this city, came into the stable yard with
the body of a young girl named Net
tie Douglass sitting in the busy,
stone dead. An examination showed
that she had been shot.
Arthur Mclean, aged seventeen. went
riding with the girl last evening, and
during a quarrel shot ner and left the
body In the carriage. He Is now under
arrest, but refuses to talk. The girl was
fifteen years of age.
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BIG REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Western Distillers Lose No Time In
Taking Whiskey Out of Bond.
(By Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-The SUB
Treasury here received yesterday 500, 300
from Louisville, KY. for whiskey taken
out Of bond. The custom house here re-
ceived about SIS 900 for whiskey exported
to escape the three years bonded limit
and again reimported and taken out of
bond. This makes the days total re-
ceipts, at the Sub-Treasury here abou;
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15-The passage OF
the tariff bill raising the tax on spirits
from 80 cents to 81 10 per gallon had the
effect of sending distillers to the interna
revenue off1ee yesterday to pay the tax
and take their goods out of bond. The to-
tai receipts yesterday were consequently
the highest ever known in the history
Of the St. Louis office. ashley aggregated
slls,2l From now until the bill becomes
law, 1t will be race to get the spir-
its out of bond.
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ing is tne programme:
PART |.
' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssq sSnmer TURNER i.,rrs;''''''''k Key
. overture-"Berlin VIE es weint und Lscht -
suppe
T. Orerture-'College Songs ............ Tobanie
g. Cornet Solo-"selected" .............T. Clark
T. Clark.
PART II.
8 Grand Selection 'Tannhause Wagner
4 Hungarian National Dances. .......... Brains
g. Sons-''Only q Dream .,..,....,........W White
o. Selection (by rsquest-'Rebin Hood"
-, m wiegsnd
There will also be music at Abingdon
Square by .Rampones Old Guard Band
this evening. Following is the pro-
gramme:
PART l.
Inte Glrd. Star spansled Banner Key
., Concert waitz-"My Dream .waitdtenfei
3. Grand seiection-''The Bohemian Girl' Cby
lp sc2ds the p.in.,g.i gem: of the opera
ldyl-"Fors' ,n IN the G r S.r,n Mcha'i'
(. BY The Brook; 5. s,eepie. Bell So 3. Morning s,
Prayer. I. The Forge. Introducing Anvil.
PART II.
Medtation-"rhs Old Guard. ...... .Rampone
n., Thou art gone, but not iorgo,ten.
sishth anniversary at St. Thomas's Church. New
l. Morcesux-"The Corn Cracker Dance"
Meachem
.. Potpourri-Ths Last OF the Hosans". .Brsham
asss III to Make PIX % d.. Mary "a n. H.
~ side and THE knishts Of the Mystic
10 e'''-'n aao%, sw.., Hon. k''' Bella
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FRISCO SPORT GOES INSANE,
BILLY stnpleton Has Been Consigned
to n California Asylum.
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Billy
stapleton has been adjudged insane and
consigned to the asylum at Asnew.
Stapleton was at one time a well-known
sporting character on the coast and his
exploits were heralded from Portland
to Los Angeles. He had a reputation
as FLOODED" gambler In Virginia City,
Salt Lake City and Denver. and in
many Eastern cities.
His most notable adventure was the
winning of $4,000 at faro In one week.
After this Cleanup" Stapleton bought
an interest IN faro game but got t.
side and his winnings quickly disap.
peared.
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A DAUGHTERS DREAM.
1t Caused the Arrest of Her
Mothers Alleged Murderer.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press.)
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-two sons and
a daughter of Mrs. Kiezkowsky came to
this city years ago, and subsequently
their mother mysteriously disappeared
from her home in Posen. Word was
sent here that the estate had been
nearly dissipated, and mat the little re-
m4ining was in the possession OF Brock
art Gardner. a son-in-law of the missing
woman. year ago Mrs. Brecard, the
ner XIII her moher a and bury her. s6e
made inquiries by letters and started
an Investigation that resulted In Gard
ner being suspected. There was no
when workmen engaged In excavatins
for a new building came upon a mutila-
ted body that was Identified as that OF
the missing woman. Gardner was ar.
rested. The body was identified by two
wounds which II was known the accused
had inflicted during life.
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tsSt Side.


Washing; GOOD nome, PET wees '"''"''ps
,,.,,.', S' s"',, ",'''e.
LtNlNrloN AVE-, 6e-Parlor "a, suns or
guests. references '>'"
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LE , We te,S--one srss one small
"V.. nF ,u,"'snea' N"h o's'"
LEXINGTON AVE, tss t7th o., -Desli able rooms
.,x,. oos'u, % :" Amer'rsn ,am,S,
LENnNGToN AVE; No,Privste American family
OH, board reierepr ,Ss"''"e' rooms WIN Ut VIM
~. 80. ~
Substantial board; English family isras .
small rooms.
rooms. single & double; exceilsn, board.
an. yr "a .,, y-,-,--,
rooms: .ub.,snfisi board; Eprt,sA eooIins;
$3.50, IS
9TH AVE lo2-A,commodate, ladies a gents:
clean. easy rooms, substantial board. ct 81 So
,oru OF o,r-p,,,,,n, ,on,i. a anal. rooms.
mc.lIent hoard; Term, modsps,s '-'
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80 -
18th ST ass E-ParIor A othsr rooms with
superior board summer prices --.---
18th ST, FL, T.. between "a A ID ays.-i.srr.
a small rooms; good board prices moderate.
18TH ST rtsna..n. ,oo,,. lars. small :.
with or without board; excellent table; mod
crate .--
18TH ST Iss F-HandxomeIy furpisbod rooms
sinsly or en- suite, With hoard; table board.
3lsr ST. 80 f. -Hs pdsome,y furnished rooms
with board visitors TO city accommodated (;
reasonable rates references
,aTtI az ,.s n Lee. a -n,.u l..,...,.- $500
With beard every convenience hodsrsts rates
8lsT ST, 7 T., Handsome rooms; excellent
tablp. families ri,elovs, Iora tinn
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Hog Cholera In Illinois.
CBy Associated Press.

(By Associated PrebsJ
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. l5.-Hog cholera
broke out near Elburn. Macon county,
two weeks ago, and since then has ex-
tended rapidly twelve miles west and
eight miles east. Hundreds of hogs have
died and many are sick.
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Two ConsuIs Arrive.

Among the passengers on the steamer Yuestsn,
which arrived last night from Havana. were
Elias X. Cheney, United States Consul at Katan-
zas, and George N. Fowler, British Viee-Consul
At Gienfuegos.
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Bishop O'Hara Critically Ill.

CAPE MAY, n j.. Aug 1.-THE Right Rev.
Or. o'Hara, Roman Catholic Bishop, Of Scranton.
Pa, is lying critically Ill at the cottage OF his
brother, DR.. OHaTs. In this city. Bishop
o Hara is stricken with paralysis. tbs second
attack within Z year.
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HAS SAVED 26 LIVES.
Wilson Rssoues an Unkaown Boy
from the North River.

from the North River.
Frederick Charles Wilson. who has res
eued twenty-five persons from drowning
during the past hve years, has added
another to his long list by saving boy
about ten years old. who. while fishing
.ns ass fGss o. nsSf ost bs
balance and fell into the water. The
boy would have certainly been drowned
hut for the timely arrival of Wilson.
w Without rem9ying any Of his clothing,
the help Of q number of men on the
pier rescued the boy after a great deal
OF difficulty. Wilson has rescued four
persons from drowning SO far this year.
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Why Be Sick

when a tribe will buy the greatest healing In
vention Of the day. Dr. SaHdeD's Electric Belt
is complete body battery for self -treaiment and
guaranteed or money refunded. II will cure with.
out medicine. RhsumAtism, Lumbago. Sciattoa.
Lame Back. kidney and Liver Complaints, ser.
veus Debility, weakpess. Losses. prsips and all
effects Of early indiscrstion or excess, 70 weak
men IL 10 the greatest possible boon, "A the
mild soothing electte current Is applied direet to
the nerve centres and improvements are felt
from the first hour used. pocket edition Of the
celebrated electro medical work, Three Classe,
of Men. illustrated. Is sent Tree. sealed. by mail
upon application. Every young, middle aged or
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read II, II will point out All easy, sure and
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health when everytbinR else has failed.
Address DIR. A. r. sander, see broadway.
New York, Largest Electric Belt Aanuisetursr
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t,~y Wednesday unit sept rs wR Be TIE
HoRLD s" BOARDERs' DAE" Az ddr1.
ttsrmean unf.v me cmsfenton appearing IN he
ne6ne,day morning edition ~ THE WORLD ,O'E
b ,spea,ed N tie EpEEIyS WORLD Me sanu
tree of charge
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FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Programme mt TOmpkins square
and Abingdon square Parks.

There will be music at Tompkins
Square park by Peter Berlinghoff's Mill
tary Concert Band this evening. Follow
ing is the programmes:
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Bosrders Wanted.

On, T,ms. s1c pr line Ssrond Ums, lie. p~
hne: 1n,rd and subsequent Times isc PEI line.
No eryc charge on SunddyS
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Secrets of the Police" Is the name of
a new English melodrama. 1t Is not to
be done In New York. Recent investi-
cations have spoiled all possible de-
nouement They don't even present 1t
in London. 1t tours the meek and
pallid English provinces.
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Brooklyn Amusements.
HUBER Z 6eBRARDT'S CASINO.

Harris 4 Walters, May Roils, Felix Hsney,
Alma Bergenson, Rita nurAhd. Madgs Ellis. AZ
mission free. Reserved seats. 10. Is and 2Sc.
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Board Wanted.

BOARD . ROOM IN BreokIyn: nae, spsil tsElnIi
Word.
GENTLEMAN wants room board, cafk0ne
family. vicinity West 1891 st. state ternnA
GENTLEMAN desires. at lowest terms. persia
neatly, comfortable mediums ised room. e.
empt from nquisitiye encrosehment. With With
W. %o-d eo@'d' particulars he'srepces boz '''
LADY child 70, want good board & pleasant
room, not exceeding 81 Board. box 247
world uptown.
SINGLE ROOM board near ga ST. for ssa-
tleman c. A stmson. So w. 1;tth st.
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CHRISTIE ST, i25-Sl pr week, Including
washing: good nome.
LEXINGTON AVE. Go--Psrlor a I'd, suit, or
s,ngb other rooms French rusinei also table
guests, references
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A little red-haired ingenus applied
yesterday at one of the dramatic
that is to be headed by a well-kpown
feminine star. The dramatic agent
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

visiting Glasgow. Edinburgh, Meirose, Abb
botsford, Kenilworth and Warwick CAS-
ties. stratford, London. Paris and Yer
sailles, the ticket covering round-trip
ocean passage. railway tickets. hotel
charges, carriage drives. &C., from WASH
ington to Europe, and from Europe back
to Westinghouse paying all necessary
expenses.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Washington, d. c., April 49, 1854
Proposals for dog tags.-Sealed proposals will be
received at the Office of the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON on TUESDAY, MAY FIRST, 1894, for fur
nishing the District government with nine thousand
five hundred, more or less, 95OO) dog tags for use
during the year ending June 80, 1895. Bidders will
submit designs and samples of the material they
propose to furnish The tags to be made In the best
workmanlike manner, with links Of malleabe iron
attached to nine thousand tags, more or less. All
1894. The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
tect any all bids. J. w. ROSS, GEO. TRUES-
DELL and c. f. POWELL Commissioners, D. c.
ap16-6t
PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE wORK.-OFFICE OF
building for Library of Congress, las East Cap
itol ST. Washington, d. c., April 10, 1894
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering and
putting in place complete the polished white
Italian marble finish required on arches and walls
the building for the Library of Congress, in
this city. will be received at this office until
TWO O'CLOCK PM, WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1894, and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence Of bid
ders. Specifications, general instructions and
conditions and blank forms Of proposal may be
obtained on application to this Office. BERNARD
r.. GREEN. Superintendent and Engineer.
ap1o,12. 417,19,21
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF Sewers.-Ofice Of the Commissioners, d. O.,
Washington, ID. c.. April II, 1S94.-Sealed pro-
posals Will be received at this office until Two
PM, April. TWENTY ETC BTH. 1894, to CON
struct Sewers in the District OF Columbia. specn-
cations and blank forms OF proposals may be
obtained at this Office. ]. W. ROSS GEO. TRUES-
DELL, c. F. POWELL, Commissioners, D. c.
ap14-6t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-CHEAP-A LARGE SIZE SODA FoUN-
tain. WEYMAN, 1884 14th ST. NV. apl7-3t
FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC LLEwEII.EN SET
ter pups; one year old; handsomest pair in Wash
ington; no place to keep them: will sacrifice at
low price. Apply r. n. EVANS, 1921 ST. NV.
ap14St"
FOR SALE-HANDSOME SOLID MAHOGANY
antique book case, formerly owned by Daniel
Webster; proof furnished; to be seen at DOwI-
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FOR SALE - HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING
canaries, parrots fancy pigeons, gold fishes and
aquariums, mocking birds, monkeys,&c. SCHMIDS
PET ANIMAL STORE, 712 18th st. NV. Hos
pital for pet animals. Pets boarded. ap5-3m
FOR SALE-ICE BOXES AT J. T. MoXLEYs
dry air refrigerator works: all sizes in stock.
Factory 22s It'll st. Sc. Give him call.
mh23- Inn
FOR sALE-A SUPERIOR HALLET DAVIS
plano special selections; also two second hand
excellent pianos at 500 and S175, respectively
or will rent. Bargains all. At 81 9th st. Nv.
mhZI-1m
VERY EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED FOR FUR
niture and household goods at wORCH'S FUR
NITuRE WARE ROOMS 924 7th st. NV. Mat
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FOR SAIE-''OTTO'' GAS ENGINES, 10Th NEW
and secondhand: any size
Serd for circular call on
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS. r
FOR SAIE-LOTS-
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HEIGHTS:
HANDSOAIEST RESIDENCE LOTS
IN WASHINGTON.
PLATS AND FULL INFORMATION MY OFFICE.
SELECT NOW.
J. B. WINNER, COS 18TH ST.
ap13-3t
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This trip is one Of the regular tours or
ganized by Henry Gaze q Sons Of Lon
don and New York, Mr.. w. P. Van
Wickle Of the Bradbury Piano %. being
their Washington representative. Prof.
William e. sheldon Of the New England
Journal of Education of Boston, Mass.
will conduct the party.
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The winner Of this free trip simply
becomes one Of q large party Of WASH
ingtonians who viii leave New York
June 30 on the magnificent $500
steamship
"City of Rome"
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FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE s. BUFF BRICK:
new; 18th St. north OF Dupont Circle; specially
suited for entertaining; II rooms; two baths
price. $4,000 Many other fine residences for
sale In NV. section Particulars 1870 10th 81.
aI111u
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HOTELS

HOTELS
THE BANCROFT.
New Hotel, corner 18th and II SITS. NV Rooms
single and en- suite: open to transient and perma-
nent boarders Mrs. L. NJ. MINEAR, Prop.
ap5-1m'
WHLARD'S HOTEL.
Pa. ave. and 14th st.
seq Washington, d. @.
EBBITT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. q. @
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FOR SALE-AN EXQUISITE UPRIGHT PIANO;
finished In either ebony, oak or mahogany; hav-
ing an elegant touch and repeating action; tone
full and sonorous: will be offered for a few days
only leader, for S25S. II takes only $40
cash and $40 per month TO buy Il. Stool cover
and six years guarantee goes with 1t. HUGO
WoRCH & CO., e25 eth st. NV. apl7
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MRS. SMITH, LATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW BE
found in the Manicure Parlor Of the Palais Royal
G and 18th SITS.
Treatment, Soc.
MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND CHROP-
odist T03 18TH ST. N.W.-The only importer
and manufacturer of FINE MANICURE and
CHRoPoDISr GOODS south Of New York. au23- tr
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-AT KENELwoRTH. ACRE Iom
beautifully situated NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
extended and TERMINUS OF r. c. ELEcTRN
RAILWAY; hieh, healthy and magnificent viewi
Will sell from ONE To TEN ACRES on EASY
TERMS For plats, &c.. call on BEDFORD ".
WALKER d SON. 1905 II st. api4-et
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Brochures containing descriptions. daily
program Of the trip and all the principal
points to be visited, can be had upon ap-
plication.
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FOR SAIE-LARGE NEW DOUBLE HOUSE: o |
rooms: good location for doctor: all modern |
Improvements. Price, 50. 500 easy terms.
Also Groom house: $4,000; 4th end s. Carolina /
Apply TO Tner, j. H. GRANT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-17

FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE HOUSES
and lots tor exchange. IL you wish TO buy sell
call for list. WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-17

FOR RENT-wASHINGTON HEIGHTS
HANDSOME CORNER RESIDENCE.
W. SIDE CONN. AVE. EXTENDED:
STEAM HEAT;
All Improvements; superb lookout; beautiful spa-
cious grounds. J. B. WINNER, COS 18TH ST.
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