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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-25
And Plunged Four Bremen Into a
 Dea sHole
AT A DEES R HOTEL FIRE
Guests O 2 .e House Flee Half ClalSS rom the Burn
 Ss hg Building.

DENVER, Col. March .24.-All but ore member of Hose company NJ. 3 lost their lives last night in fire which destroyed the Sp. James hotel. The Lose company, excepting the captain, was composed of colored men.
 THE DEAD:
 HAROLD W. FAREWELL, captain,
 F. s. BRAWLEY,
 RICHARD DANDRIDGE,
 STEPHEN MARTIN.
 The blaze wac discovered at 1O:30 by tue clerk. Every room in the house was occu- the guests of their danger. All guests es- capped without injury.
 The unfortunate fremeD, in company with four others, were grouping about in the binding smoke in the rotunda of the hotel when the tile and cement floor gave way precipitating them into the basement, where the four unfortunates were mangIed and sufocated. The other four hreinen managed to climb out, though badly bruised and lacerated and nearly overcome by the dense smoke.
 It was more than an hour after the acci- dent that Captain Hartwell was found, and fully two hours later before others were re- covered.
 The fire, which originated in the base mont In baggage room adjoining the boil
 
 the supports of the floor, but no one was apprehensive of danger and so dense was the smoke that DO one missed the men. It was only when the fremen reached the basement near the entrance, in search of the origin of the fire, that Hartwel's body was found.
 When the tiremen reached the scene in answer to the alarm smoke was pouring from every opening in the hotel and flames were shooting up the elevator shaft. AL padu ha Ia pO Qd warned by the hotel employees, were fse- ing for their lives by stairways, verandas and fire escapes. Many were only half clad and carried their garments in their hands. Great excitement attended the emptying of the rooms, but no great diff1- culty was met with in getting all the guests safely to the street. The work was about accomplished by the time the fremen arr rived. Only four people used the fire es- capes, which run into the alley and at the rear of the block.
 After seeing all the guests safe on the street the hotel people set about saving property, but had not made much progre ss in this direction when half dozen streams of water drove them from the hotel. The ire did not reach above the secoud story, but it burned away the supports and the first floor, but by that time the flames were under control, and the fremeu pushed their way into the rotunda, where tho smoke was dense. The fl DOT saggedi under their weight and confusion resulted. A hurried count of the fremen who escaped satisfied them that all,were safe. They mad not noticed the presence of hose company No. 8, In the rotunda, however, and when the discovery was made, all were dead
 Nearly the entire basement and the par titions of the first fl DOT ot the great buiid- ings were burned out. Ia the upper floors water and smoke did the most damage.
 The property loss will amount to between $40, ,O00 and $50 600. Manager Clarke esti- mates the damage to his furniture and sock at t15 ,00O. He had insurance for $i2,- 900. The building was insured for s9o 600.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-25
JOHN L. RESTING QUIETLY.

BOSTON, March M.-The Boston Globe reports John L. Sullivan's condition at be- ing much improved, and says that hs is now resting quietly.
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why He Doesn't Fish.

L haven't fished in District waters for
two years" said a gentleman recently,
and this is why. Some one was relating
TO me how much real sport could be de-
rived from good, stout Line and carp bait
in the canal above Georgetown, aud so
concluded to take a Sunday trip up the
towpath and spend my time smoking a
new ueerschaum black and filling my
large basket with ten-pOund carp
sunday rolled around and I made for
the tOwpath, huge basket and tackle In
arms, and, selecting a good, shady spot,
spent the greater part or an hour making
my dough balls
"A little, dirty-faced boy, wearing 9
straw hat OF abnormal size, was a few rods
below me. he had a Ifue ugged apDar-
eutly from several spIanIng-top cords, two
fornidabIe-IookinG hooks attached there
90, an open tack-knife near his hand and
large club or CUdgeI across his kuees
Finally. I succeeded IN batting ny
siIk-twlst line, aud with a few whirls seaE
the sinkers skimmiug through the air
They dropped few feet from the shore
After several attempts made them strfks
uear the center OF the canal
Presently I saw ny aeighbOr draw
u q pretty DlE gdE u ulL dL me same LlLLs1
saw al Old gentleman at point between
the boy and myself preparing TO throw
out a line. while a little black dog his
property, scampered around at his heels.
Ny attention was at that moment dt-
rected tony line for a tug was felt
My whole body, soul aud mind beCams
diffused with that fudescribable feeling
! or bliss felt only BY q novice when he knows
! there IS something on his hook another
/ jerk was felt, then a series OF pulls. aud I
realized had a carp at the other end OF
my cord.
Pulling Ike a startled dray b0rss.
[ dragged up something. AS the light
[ flashed on its shiny, long black body saw
[ a big eel Then like a fash. before I could
[ drag it TO dry Iaud the monster gave 3
l final wriggie aud was Off the hook
II stiu drew on the une and discovered
/ the hook Was minus its bait
/ Il sat on that bank five hours and then,
I disgusted, reeIed up, picked up my empty
/ basket and started for home, leaving ths
I boy with four carp hauling in another; old
/ man with three, another with two, and
/ stiu another with none, but making passes
\ at the little black dog with a short stick
Luck or DO luck, III never fish in Distries
waters again"
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RnItffnore Markets.

Baltimore, Aug 31-Flour quiet, IN
changed-receipts. 1868 barrels; sales
10 900 barrels. Wheat weak-spot, month
and September. 65a65 Is; October, 66 Is
ass Il; December, 6Sa6S Is; steamer
No red, 62a62 1-4-receipts, II, ,224
bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels: stock.
666 SCI bushels; sales SO 600 bushels;
southern wheat by sample, 61a66 1-2; do,
on grade, 60 1-2a65 1-2. Corn easy
spot and month, 43a4S 1-s; September,
AZ I-4a42 IL: October, Al IL bid; year,
SO 1-4a35 IL; January, 35a35 lire
receipts, 20, 600 bushels; shipments, 65,-
ia bushels; stock, 70, ,7s4 bushels; sales.
19, 900 bushels; southern white corn, 42l
~ 1-2; do yellow, A Oats rfrm-No.
white western, 26 1-2a27; No. mixed,
142 SIC bushels. Rye easy-No. 2, 45-
receipts, % 70 bushels: stock. so .O43 bushels
Hay firm, good demand-choice timothy,
$500 Grain freights steady, unchanged.
Butter steady, unchanged Eggs and cheese
firm, unchanged.
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Real Eseate Transfers.

Deeds IN zee have been recorded as fol-
lows: Joseph J. Reynolds to Emelina a.
Conover, lot 90, BaHoch's subdIv ision,
square 177, $40 Robert ] Hamilton 70
Virginia Whittlesey. lot s, square south
Of square, 1927. $40 Alexander Guild
10 Holland r Ribbler, lots B, and D,
COndOn's subdivision. square 564, $40
Rachael A. Briscoe. and others, to John q.
Slater, part OF lot 13. square 794, SO.
John c. Weedon to Mary Moore. lot 81
block 4, Garfield Heights, $40. ". R.
Ruggles TO l. RUggles, part Of lot 81,
Gray's subdivision, square %, S4,sO0-
ThOs. NJ Gale to Howard L. Morrison, lot
III, McGuire's subdivision, square 556,
So $50 John E Herrel TO Henry A. Lingsr,
part OF Chichester, described by metes and
bounds, $50, 400. Edward BOulter to Rag
E. Middaugh and David B GOttwals, lotz
So, 81, and 5S, Walkers subdivision,
square GA, $40. Laura A Roche to
Aaron ". Fetzer, lot 81, square s42, 81. SOC.
Aaron W Fetzer to Laura A. Roche, IotS1,
Emmert's subdivision, square 23s, S6,50a.
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THIRD STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated May
8, 1895, and recorded in Liber 2O11,
folio 346, ct seq OF the Land Records
OF the District OF Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, we VIII
sell at public auction, in front OF the prem
iSes, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., A
D. 1885, at O'Clock p. N, all those GER
tain pieces or parcels or land known and dis
tinguIShed as parts OF lots I3 and "A, in
Daniel ShanaHaB's subdivision OF lots in
square T75, as pee plat recorded ii Liber
w. F." folio 46, OF the records OF the
office OF the Surveyor Uf the District OF
Columbia, beginning at the southwest cor
ner OF said lot 3 and running thence north
on Third street ~ feet 2 inches, thence
east 33 feet to the east line line OF said lot
IA, thence south on said line Al feet 2
inches to the southeast corner Of said lot
IA, thence west 33 feet to the place OF be-
ginniag. the same being sold together with
the Improvements.
This property viii be sold, however,
subject 20 a prior deed Of trust FOR 81 ,Oss
to secure the Old Dominion Bulldog and
Loan Association, of Richmond, Va, full
particulars of which will be made known
at time Of sale.
TERMS-AH cash over and above the
amount OF said prior incumbTaRce. A de-
posit of $50 will be required at time OF
sale. All ConyeyanciBg and recording at
purchasers cost Terms OF sale 10 be COM
piled with within ten t1Ol days from date
of sale; in default of which trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk ana cost OF
defaglting purchaser, after suCh notice al
the trustees may deem proper.
LUTHER B. HALL
BURGESS &. GLADMAN.
Trusteea-
l. D. YARRELL, Attorney for Beneficiary,
sos r street northwest. au24-19t
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ISRAEL AlETROPOLITAN Q. NJ e.
Church, corner First aud B streets south
west-Rev. H. Sch Doyle, pastor Preach
ing at II a m; subject, The divine
estimate OF man. baptism after the ser
mon; preaching at 6 p m subject, The
modern brazeu serpent," Suuday-sChOol at
$50 a. N; regular quarterly rally for
the trustees all day. All invited Seats
fraa
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POTOMAC BAY-A new place op-
posite Wilkerson's, beautifully iocaUed
for summer boarding; boating bathing fish
ing, etc; table abuudantly furnished; terms
low G. Q. WILKERSON, Prop,
1v9O-Imo Colonial Beach, Va
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WANTED-ROOAIS.

WA ANTED-FHst-cla laundry to do
at home satisfaction guaranteed. 204
Seatons Court NV Be1-3t
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FITFH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Eighth and I streets northeast-Rev- A
ReOch, pastor. Preaching by the pastor at
II a. m. and s 2. IA. Communion service
at IL a. N. Y. P. s. G. E a5 .. n.
sunday school at $50 a. u. Seats free
Every body welcomed
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| One Cent %5sp f5s
No OadTortIssmsut Less than Ios.
CHURCH NOTICES

FIFTEENTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH,
in chapel OF Gunton Temple Memorial
Church. Fourteenth street near R-PreaCh-
ing 11:15 a. m. by pastor, Rev. W. w.
Van ArsdaIe, followed by commu Mon;
sundayschooI, 2.3O p. m; services 7.3O
p. m, under auspices Of EpwOrth League.
THE CAMPAIGNING OF LANES
Chapel, @ NJ E. Church, Will close Sunday
night September l., 1895. on Fourteenth
street northeast, between and G, at 11.3O
a. IN. there will be preaching. At3.45 p. Ia
sermon.
At 7.3O p N. prayer meeting, conducted
by the bands OF Lanes Chapel south WasS
ingtOn, and Mount fellow. $50 D. m
sermon by Rev. f. G. Ma kosly. pastor Of
Al p Church (whiteI We extend an in
yitation to our white friends to come and
hear him, after which the hand Will CON
duct the service until midnight. At12.1Othe
preaching services will be conducted by
Rev. w A Banks, OF Mount Zion Baptist
Jhurch, and Rev. r. V Pcy On or M0cst
Horeb Baptist Church. after which an old
fashioned love feast. f0liuWcd by an ex-
perience meeting. The closing exercise
vii lbe the Christian march. j B WASH
INGTON, Pastor.
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STAGE dancing and acting taught;
private lessons. WALTER STETSON,
this office 1t
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-60o farms ard suburban
home for sale near Washington city and
on the Potomac River. Take Secretary
Morton's advice, and buy one. Very cheap
and on small payments. Call for my new
printed list and map of Washington and its
suburbs for 20 miles around. Given free to
all callers. JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921
F st. NV, Washington, d. G. au296t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER Boarders. Raleigh WI be
open until October !. Plenty Of oys-
ters and crabs $. L. RALEIGH, Ridge,
Nd. au27-12t
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Auction SALES.

By LATIMER, MORGAN & Co, AUC-
TIONEERS, 1923 AND 1881
EET.-TRCSTEES' SALE OF A
FRAME DWELLING. NUMBERED 915
Frs#s mn -. ~ z.rr
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SPIRTTUA ALISNf- E. Mcneil,
Cairyoyaut and business medium. Pri-
vate sttings daily; business eXanIinationg
q speciality 1914 Pa. ave au3U-7t
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| One Gent usl5 sI5
No advertisement less than 100.
PERSONALS.

MIME. PERRTN-Scientif palm
istry; tTuest destiny reader of the age;
events OF past and future revealed with
wonderful accuracy; hours 10 to 8. 616
10Th st. NV. bet. and F.. se1-7t
MIME. BROOKE tells all the events
of life; all business confidential; ladies
and gentlemen, 90 cents each; hours 8 q.
m. to 8 p. m. 600 New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street. au27-14t
DRESS making, summer silks made in
the latest style, lined beautifully, SO
and Sc; thin summer dresses, So and 81.
Miss WYATT, 1903 11th st. NV. 1t
YOU'LL be a hundred years behind the
age if you don't call and get one Of
those elegant Ggstom-made suits, the 'Ieast
bit" worn, at the lowest price ever heard
of. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 d st. NV.
ORA WING and Painting. Thorough
instruction for artists teachers, dec
orators, designers illustrators, parents and
children, in every branch of art. Portraits
to order in every style, from $40 to $4,000.
{ 4 or injured pictures cleaned vanished,
restored, III the most skiIful manner. 502
st. NV. ANGST
THE Wonderful Remedy. Cancers
cured without knife. pain. or pay
until cured; also carbuncles, piles, dropsg,
by Prof. MARTIN RILEY. 467 Pa ave
NV. au5-lmo
j T. WALKER SONS, goa IOth st. NV,
carpet lining, felts, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints, brushes lime. cement. two
and three-ply roofing material apr21-tf
PROF. CLAY. Oldest established ad-
yertising claIrvoyant, medium and for
tune teller in this city, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle TO grave; ed-
vice on business, love affairs, losses or
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
love by proper advice. Call and be con
WINGED that / can work a case quicker
than any medium you ever met Fee. 90
eeEtg Hours, 10 10 8; open Sunday.
4s9 II ST. bet. l2 and 6t0 st Ew
70 CENT lessons in music, English
branches, languages, etc. 500 Mass.
ave. NV. sei-3t
STAGE dancing and acting taught;
private lessons. WALTER STETSON,
this office 1t
SPTRTTUA Mrs. E. Mcneil
clairvoyant and business medium. ri
vate sittings daily; business eXaninations
q speciality. 1914 Pa. ave. au3G-7t
/ CUNNING Days skiffsandfat-
bottom buatsforrentfo forgunning parties
]. "A BAILEY, foot tof1Iths stse. au303t
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25 CENT lessons in music, English
branches, languages, etc. 500 Mass.
ave NV sci -3t
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SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sixth and c streets southwest. The pastor,
Rev. ID. W. Skelinger VIII preach at IL a.
m In the evening at 3 O'Clock. Mission
Workers with the gospel wagon VIII con
Duct services, beginning with Open-air meet
ing All invited. Sunday school, $50
a. IA. Christian Endeavor, Z o. m.
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Is dollars VIII buy a fine talking par
rot and cage at 223 4 I-2 St NV.
au4N-gf
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BYTERIAN CHURCG corner Fourteenth
and R streets uorthwesJ-services at II a.
m. and 6 p. m. The pastor, Rev. G. B.
Patch, ID. D., win again occupy the pulpit
morning and evening. Meeting or the 7.
P. s. Q. E. Z Q. m: Sunday school, $50
a. M; rnid-1eek prayer meeting, Thursday,
8 p. m.
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PERSONALS.

EGYPTIA AN Gypsy-Seventh daugh-
ter OF the seventh generation; she can
take off spells and cause to marry, as well
as tell you the past ana future; persons cali
ng at the tent next to railroad. viii ask for
NINE. BURNETT.
Take lexington and Soldiers Home
cars. aug26-7t
NINE. EsTELLE tells all the events
OF life iD German and English; hours,
a. m. TO 10 p. m; 20 and 90 cents;
cures all cases of running or dry sores
913 18th st. NV. au3O-1m
MA SSA GE aud electric treatment by
Mrs Lewis. Hours from a. M to
p. IN. 702 9th st NV. au22-7t
LA DIES ueeding confidential treat
meut a safe and sure relief in ell
female trouble, constipation, HregulaFi-
ties, tlnor, cancer, opium habit, tistula,
etc. separate Iooms for paticat before
aud during confinement. and find homes
for Infants il required. Strictly confideR-
tial. MRS. DR. RENNER, g Fourth ST. ne.
near E. Capitol St. Washington, D. O.
1e3-tf
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-421 t1th Sc. S. e., near
Pa. ave; Groom brick; $3.50. Ap
ply at 80 9th st. n W. au31-3t
FOR RENT-625 L st. n. e., 10 rooms
and bath; two blocks from 81 st. cablei
win rent to two small families. Inquire
at 62l L st. n. e. au31-7t
FOR RENT-6O1 Sd st. n. e.; 6 rooms;
mod. impts.; brownstone front; $40. so.
Key next door II. d. RUFFIN, s. W. cor.
10th and F n.w. au311t
FOR RENT-224 A st. s. e., 3-story'
brick; II rooms and cellar; very rea-
sonable. Apply 81. o. T0WLES, 1907
Pa. ave. au313t
FOR RENTS story and cellar house,
No. 1877 A ST. ne, near new library; 8
rooms and bath; $50 80; keys at 129. own
er, FRANKLIN BARRETT, 926 st. NV.
FOR RENT-6O6 Sd, near Pension
Office, 11-room bay window brick;
NJ. l.; key 614 Sd st. au29-3t
FOR SALE. Rent, or Exchanged
desirable Groom brick dwelling; all
m l.; St., near 4th ne; viii exchange
for small suburban property WAsHN.
DANENHOWER, 1411 G st. NV.
au29-3t
S32.sO-314 to $50 N. @. ave. se.; 0r.
a. M l.; new.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR Cheap homes for respecta-
bic colored people; tw oframe houses, ne,
six roNns; all modern Improvements; owner
in need Of money. Call at 1913 9th st. NV.
au313t
FOR SALE-If you want to buy, rent or
invest for your friends, look atthe houses
heated by steam, beautifully finished, and
selling at $4,S00 and $4,000. They are
honestly and thoroughly built and a visit to
| them VIII be q source OF instruction; If you
n
| city in moderate size houses. Quincy ST..
near cor. N. Capitol and Sheridan Circle.
| VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 14oT F. st.
au303t
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FOR 8 - LE-3O acre faTm; crops and
fruit; good house and barn; minutes
walk from LorJou Station; 20 miles from
Washington Inquire of J NJ SPRING
MAN. Snringman p. o.. Va. ay29-7t
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FOR SALE-saIoOn, 725 7th st. NV.
WALTER GOETZIEGER, AdmiHistra-
tor. aU5O3t
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r'CaS "a LIZ Dag horses UlekBoard,
double sec harness; VIII sell cheap
Address b. B., Tins office. au29-7C
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FOR SALE-New, 1O-room brick, on L
81. ne, convenient 70 Gov. Printing Of
flee; easiest kind OF terms, price, $3.50;
worth 5000, why pay Tent2 Address
BARGAIN this office au31-Tt
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PNEUM ATTIC tire $40; al
most new; fine sOrreI horse, S25, dog
cart, $40. 1925 II sc. ne. Gu3O-3t
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PLA ASTERERS Attention-All mem
bers OF PIastcrers' i. A, 1644, K OF
L, are hereby notified that the uniform for
the Labor Day parade Will be ready for
distribution on Friday, August 80 Mem
bers can get their suits by applying to
the committee at tine hall between the hours
Of and 8 O'Clock p. N. on above date
BY order of Labor Day committee. au2g-4t
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SPE AL-Members of Brio klayers'
Union, No. / OF u. G, are hereby nnJ-
fled 10 be at hall 7th and l. sts NV. Mon
day morning at $50 p. m, in order TO take
part in Labor Day parade BY order OF
Chairman OF Committee on Arrangements
NJ +. Cauty.
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FOR RENT-Two communicating
rooms, second floor, fur or unfur.,
en- suite or single; reasonable. Al 81.
n. W. au3l-3t
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FOR RENT-Large, wegurnished
rooms suuth front. 927 n. Y. ave.
u. w; a. N j. Telephone in house Gentle
men preferred. au3I-3t
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TION-GRANITE CUTTERS
A special meeting will be held az our
hall Saturday evening, important busi-
ness, and to receive uniforms; every men,
Der is expected to report Monday morning
at $3.50 sharp. Z. O'Dea. Marshall
au3G-3t
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One Cent 1S'p R5s
No advertisements less thsn 1os-
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ANTED-Partner iii printing busl-
ness; good location; need money; too
much business for capital. Address w. g.,
this office. au31-St
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ALI, members OF /. A. 1910, X. OF L.
(Tailorsl, are requested TO meet at
corner of 9th aud sts. NV. at S.45 a. IN.
on the morning of Labor Day.
se1-It ARTHUR KEEP z s.
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FOR RENT-Four communicating
rooms Oh second floor, one on parlor
floor, heat, gas; water, bath ruom and
other N. i Rent low. 1907 18th st.
u. v. au3I-2t
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W a ANTED-TEO German girls for gen
eraI Homework; three American girls
two uHlorrd cooks, farm hands wanted
HOME PR effective AGENCY, $40 11th
hl. NV au3I-2t
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
s. To SO per month; parlor suitable for
physician; also table board. Apply 427
@ ST. NV. au3O-3t
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FOR LE-Barroom for sale $3.50
cash. Address WEEK." this office.
au27-I4t
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CUNEEF G-Labor Days kiffsandfat-
bottom bualsforrent fOrgunning parties
J. A. BAILEY, foot otof1Ithstse. au30-3t
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S42.5O-120 ST. NV; IA T., g. m. 1,
g. 7. YoDER, 615 E st NV.
S35. OO-142O 9th st. NV, sr b.; m
O. T. YoDER. els 3 st NV.
S1OO-1222 D st. uw.; 15-r brick; q
M. 1. c. 7. Y0DER. clio E Ct NV
WANTED BOARDERs-
ANTED-Boarder 207 Pa. ave-
NV, The Templar, 81 per day. Good
room and excellent board, 81 and $6 per
week. au29-7t
n, wife and three child
ren, want 3 or UHft ruished rooms,
located in n: W, central location, for light
housekeeping. P. S. w, 1925 st. NV.
au31 2t
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LOST.

IOST-S1O bin, on q St.. near 14th,
about half past ten yesterday morning.
Finder VIII please return 20 Mrs. K. T..
MURRAY, 1914 L ST., and get reward.
BeI-1t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money Wanted and to
Loan. We viii loan you
money at 5 and o per cent on
improved or unimproved d.
c. real estale or to persons
contemplating building. No
delay where the security Of
fered is good.
T. @. ANDERSON g. CO.,
d. !. Nfsr-ff fu-faa
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73IR2AJ
FOR RENT-ROOALS.

FOR RENT-465 H st. nw.-9 rooms;
bath and cellar; newly papered and
painted; in complete repair; $50 per month;
The cheapest rent in center OF city. Gail
al S11 9th st. NV. sel-3t
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ST 8 viii buy " taken at once, home made
bakery and confectionery; 407 II st.
ne. good stand low rent au31-2
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WANT ED-smlth Premier Type
wIIter operators and sJenograpbers
directed to POSITIONS Opc TaJors de-
siTiug TO famiuariZe themselves with new
No. Smith pIemfar Type writer call
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO., No l416 + St NV. Jy3l-tf
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FOR SALE-Tobacco, cigar, station
cry and periodical store on Pa. ave.
NV; & good chance; cheap. s. NJ. JONES,
610 10Th st. NV. au30-3t
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ron sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

WILL sell cheap, sound horse, OF VIII
trade for COW. 10 o st. NV. au31-3t
The morning times., 1895-09-01

j T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10Th St NV,
carpet lining, feits, fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints brushes. lime. cement two
and three-ply roofing material apr21-tf
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One Cent T5lp R5s
No advertisements less than Zoe.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION. Plasterers All MEM
bers OF Plasterers L. A, 1914, K. Of
l., are hereby notified TO attend special
meeting OF the Assembly on Sunday morn
ing, September 1, at 10 O'Clock a. m. TO
make final arrangements for Labor Day.
By order of the ASSEMBLY.
au31s m . sat
The morning times., 1895-09-01

Wa NTED Ten good solicitors 10 work
Tor the otutsst and best sick and death
benefit company in Washington city, Splen7
did contracts. 6I7 + 81. NV, 10 weT floor
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The morning times., 1895-09-01

FOR RENT-Nieely-fur apartments,
or unfur; very cheap. Inquire 23OS
18th st., drug store; call before p. N
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