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The Washington times., 1895-04-07
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


sAe-I4ei sist, l2r. frame, a. m. l.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1919 NV.
s4O. .5O-1505-7-9 22d NV, Or, new
134l u NV, 11r; 125 NV, Sr.
WALTER ID AUkEk, f04 18th NV.
s40.75-eA Indiana ave. NV; Br brick
JAS. M. YORK g SONS, s0S G St. NV
SA2 50-651 Nd av me-: II rs: m.
JAMES G. JESTER, 6S9 + St NV.
SIS. 70-l7W 18th NV, Or. and bath
d. |. RUST, COS 14tq St
S45. .00-1ss1 Riggs place nw.. s-story. Broom
buff brick.
A STRAUSS, sos 7th St NV.
M5-4-story brick, op park, center of city
BENJAMIN, 612 +.
$50-1a46 Princeton, Col Heights, 12r, new.
BiICE LIP5CoMB, 6l2 I4th ST.
$50. .5O-1lr brick; E Cap ST.: brick stable
JAS NJ YORK s. SON, sos G ST. nv.
s60-621 E Cap, 12 rs and b., steam heat
HEiSKELL q McLERAA, 1908 st NV.
s6o-s-st.. .1ir. N pap sptd n VIII, Cap mr. Lib.
BENJAMIN, Gig o.
E. II KAISER, $40 Fnw
s6o-Del av g. C st ne, h'nds' me br st & br.. l2r
JAS NJ YORK a. SON, 90S 6 ST NV
ESQ. 75-122i N Y. ave, l1r., bath and cellar
H. L RUST. Cos 18th ST.
S65-Brick house 1889 S st NV
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 90 St NV.
S65-Qst mr. 17th ST. NV; 10 rs and bath; m 1.
JAMES @. JESTER, $50 + 81 nv.
s75-25i6 18th s.. NV, II rs and b.
HEisKELL MCLERAN, 1908 st NV.
s75-17i7 lsth. Ior., g. b: new: form. rent. s1Oo
THOS. +. BARRETT. sis 18th nv.
$1Oo-I4is st. NV. IS rs,2h
HEISKELL d McLERAE, 10CS ST. NV.
STORES.
s35-Store and Or, a MI, new. cor 18th & G ne.
EoADLEY BROS, 6lS Fnw.
SA5-10f7 I St NV; store and Il rooms
JAMES g. JESTER, 63s f St NV.
S55-BricS store 9l3 d st. NV
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 800 F st NV.
FOR sALE-HOUSES.
ss0o-16O7 and 1888 Kramer st. ne; 6-rm. frame.
AUGUST DONATH, Gil 7th NV.
a,oso-732 Sheridan st ne; 5-rm brick.
AUGUST DoNATH, GIL 9Th st NV.
sp.eOo-eO8 f st ne; rs and bath
AUGUST DOAATH, GIL 9TH St. NV.
ss,5OO-s5OO cash-balance in 20 years will pur-
chase BIG fee; front, improved by s-room
brick, NV.
J. d. SULLIVAN, 18th and sts NV
50, s3,5Oo-seven-roOm brick and store; rents for
&2Q50
J. D. SULLIVAN, 18th and sis NV.
s4,oOO-sth mr. B st ne, 6 rs, :mi
JAMES q. JESTER, $50 St NV
81 4,0Oo-over 5000 feet of ground NV; improved;
renting at $50 per month.
J. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and G sta NV
8, 4,2O0-Fiye small frames and largo side Tot NV.
j. d. SULLIVAN, 18Th and G sta. NV.
s5OOo-2-story br, lot s5xloO mr. 9Th and Fla. ax
BENJAMIN, Gle Z.
ss,OOo-CoL Hchts, new, sr. bath, cal, furn ht
PLANT & TURPIN, i429 y. Y. ay.
se,OOo-2-st. br., LOT eOxloO, s BIT II Is, easy "a
BENJAMIN, 61s F.
s6,7Oo-Q near 10Th.
JOHN B WIGHT, l4lO St
s7eOO-R St. West lexington
JOHN b. WIGHT, 1410 Gss
s1o5O0-Q. just west of i4th
JOHN B. WIGHT, 141O G ST.
s11 ,OOO-Q, near 14th. with stable:
JOHN b. WIGHT, 1410 St
s15, 5,5OO-L St near 14th rs eb
L s. SMITH, "A Ohio n. B. Bldg
ls,o0o-s-st. 1er. brk-, lot 5Oxll0 soft al, RLav
BENJAMIN. 6l2 f.
S5O,0Oo-Residence Iowa circle for $4,000
l. S. SMITH, Al Ohio n. B. Bldg
EXCHANGE
Win trade sell 7-room house and store,
opposite hahone site. reasonable.
j. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and G. stS NV
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SUMMER RESORTS.

'FAIRFIELD"-Willb be open on May 1
for summer boarders; Chevy Chase electric
cars stop at the house. For particulars APP
pIy to Mrs. BARTON. .910 2Othst. NV. aD7-1t
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wANTED-TO RENT.

DESK ROOM in store, between 9th and
10th sts., on Louisiana ave, or on 10th
St, near the avenue Address MER-
CHANT this office. 5
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WILL GUARANTEE TO CURE ANY
case OF tuberculosis tconsumption) catarrh,
or bronchitis that I undertake. No cure;
ne pay. Consultation free. Address
HUM ANITY, this office. m3O-lm
ID EdOyAL SALE.
h Watches, Diamonds, Clocks SIlverware,
&c, at greatly reduced prices at TAPPAN'S
Je weiry and ptical Store, 604 9th ST. NV
Viii remove TO 6t2 9Th St NV, May J. mr27-1m
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSEPH BROTHERS & CO., Auctioneers,
637 Louisiana avenue.
SPECIAL SALE MONDAY, APRIL 8.
Tuesday being a holiday, MONDAY,
AP RIL s, at 10 a. M, we shall hold special
sale of large consgnments of used and un-
used furniture for all departments of the
household, bedroom, parlor, dining room
and kitchen. Also carpets, rugs, oil
cloths, etc, etc.
No sale Tuesday. CHAS. WEEKS,
a7-2t Salesman.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Wash
ington, d. c., March 30, 1S95.-Sealed
proposals will be received until noon of
Wednesday, April 10, 1895, ut the oflce
of the chief clerk for furnishing material
and labor for installing departmental
telephone system in the Department of
Justice building. Specifications and in
formation furnished upon application.
The department reserves the right to reject
any or all bids RICHARD OLNEY, At
torney General. ap4-5t
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CLIENTS MONEY LOANED, sums 500
upwards; real estate and good collaterals;
any sums and timue on real estate; first
trust notes discounted. DONALD Nc
PHERSoN, Attorney, 1410 G St a7-3t
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THE most valuable premium ever given
away with any publication; building lot
worth $50 given absolutely free TO every
yearly ysubscriberto theGolden Era. WASH
INGT0N LOAN and TRUST BUILDING,
Room IL 1-2, 9th and F. 1t
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
North German LlOyd Steamship Co.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.

Kaiser w. II. Marck 80, 10 a. m........ Genoa
Werra, April l3, 10 a. In Genoa
Werra, May Is, 10 a. m.....Gen n Genoa
Ems, June l. IL a. Genoa
Vera, June q, 10 a. m........Gen Genoa
Kaiser w. H., July 49, 10 a. m ....... Genoa
Return tickets available from Mediterranean
or from Bremen. London. or Hayre
OELRiGHS d D., Bowling Green, n. Y.
L. EDROOP, 925 Peensyiyania Ave,
Agent for Washington d. G.
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NINE. BROOKE tells all the events of life.
All business confidential Ladies and gen
tlenlen, Soc. each. Hours, a. m to 8 D. m
6O5 New York ave NV, near 9Th ST a3-14t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-SIs.5O per month; No. 721
9Th ST. ne; 6 rooms and bath. j. e. GRAY
g. CO. 637 F ST NV 1t
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us MERE Nou'h
Whenever you're compelled to {
CENT DINNER. It's the best /
service is irreproaohable. The n
Hotel Enrich.
Do You "A
THE TIMES will contil
print, three times, free of
WANTED and HELP WA
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
WASHING AND IRONING.
ap7-3td Anna Jackson, 1920 LIST NV.
ToDoTYPEwRITING OR RoFFIcE WORK.
APT std n, ,thisofdce
WASHING AND IRONING.
ap7-3td GOT 1st sw..
TO CLEAN OFFICES BY coLoRED GIRL.
APT Std c. A, 243 Oral st. ne.
A FAMILY WASHING BY WIDOW.
ap73td 1882 Del ave. ne.
CHAMBERLAIN OR HOUsEWORK.
apr Std Lucy Bell. 54 G st. NV.
YOUNG LADY TO TRAVEL WITH NICE
Lady 631 ID st. NV. ap7-3td
COOK.
apr6-std 924Lnw.
CHAMBERLAIN.
apps 6-std EMMA JOHNSON. 215O sth NV.
WORK TO Do AT HOME.
JULIA JOHNSON.
aps -3td 2S49 sth NV.
TO WORK out by day or week or do wash
ing MRS b., 721 1-2 st. sw.
RsE-Fmployment couple of hours q
day MRS. f., 721 1-2 st. sw.
apr63td
LAUNDREss OR cHnD's NURSERY
colored girl. 1916 NJ st. NV.
apr63td
NURSE OR CHAMBERMAID-By eolored
girl. 1916 n st. NV.
apr6-3td
BY A TYYPEWRITER.
AddressTYPEWRITER, this office.
apr63td
DRESS MAKING and plain sewing.
apr6-3td 1912 North Capitol st.
BY A wIDow-soME EMPLOYMENT
ap5-3td Mrs. Kates. Gen. Deliv. P. o.
BYA NURSE.
ap5-3td CAN 1914 10th NV.
BYA COOK.
ap5-3td 622 o St NV.
BY YOUNG woMAN-sMALL WASH TO
do at home. NJ. w. 454 n NV. ap5-3td
BY A CHAMBERMAID.
sp5-std 1920 9Th NV.
BY A CHAMBERMAID.
ap5-3td 1904 9TH NV.
BY COOK AND LAUNDREss.
ap5-3td 1916 Marion st. NV.
BY A CARINET-M MAKER
asst 4Ie 10th st. NV.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
wANTED-A girl to do general house
work in small family; must stay at night.
Apply at once, 1726 Sth st. NV. 1t
wANTED-An apprentice to dressmaking;
no pay. Apply to Mrs. Glow, 20 I'd st. ne.
apr st
wANTED-Every lady who reads this
advertisement to have one OF our valuable
premium building lots, given free TO every
subscriber to the Golden Era. WASHING
TON LOAN and TRUST BUILDING Room
Room 12 IL. 9th and F. 1t
wANTED-Two experienced hands on
pants and one who has a knowledge OF
the business. Room 19, Robbins build
ing. 6-3t
WANTED-Gin for general housework at
12 4th ST Sc. ap63td
WANTED-Ladies can easily earn $50
weekly canvassirg for Iesiie's Weekly or
Judge, in conjunction with ready selling
work Of art. KEELY, 103 1-2 st. NV.
a6-3t
wANTED-A reliable white woman
to do general housework in a small family;
good wages Apply at lass Stoughton st.
asst
wANTED-several salesiadies; must
understand the drygoods and fancy goods
business and have good references; no
Others need apply. CLARkS, TS4 and
WANTED for general house
work. e29 New York ave NV. asst
WANTED-A GIRL FOR H0USEwORK
at 5O7 18th NV. ap5-3td
HOME FOR A WHITE COOK AT 32s
G sw. ap5 Std
WANTED--A WOMAN WITH REFS.
for housewoTk. 421 X NV. ap5-3td
wANTED-A firSt-class seamstress to
sew in q private family by day or week
references required. Address MRS. ].
w F., this office. a5-3td
HELP WANTED-MALE.
wANTED-Printer position on country
paper. Address 26 n ST NV. a7-3t
WANTED TO RENT-A blacksmith shop.
Address BLACKSMITH, this office apT-1t
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A. S. cAYwooD. ess 9th ST NV.

A. =. CA3WOOB- SSo 9Th st. NV.
~ FOR RENT-1234 Mass. ave, on cor.
j 9Th St, 16 rs, all mod. imps, $10I o.
1G4T 18th ST NV, near Dupont circle;
all modern imps.: Is rooms; $75.
190S L St NV, near Connect icut ave. NV;
12rooms and baths: allmod- imps- $50. 5S
1920 9Th st. NV; 4-Story and cellar: brick;
j. rooms and bath; all mod imps.; sec. 80.
1922 SSId st. NV; 10 rooms; all mod.
imps-; $50. 90.
Call at office for fun list ap-7-3t
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FLATS FOR RENT.

TWO NEW, bright, steam-heated flats,
with kitchens; central; reasonable; 3 or
rooms. Also good opportunity for cafe
or caterer. Apply Of The Como, No. Is.
Grant place. a5-3t
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NINE. ESTELLE tells all the events of
life in German and English; hours 8 a. m.
to 10 p. m; % and 80 cents; cures all
cases of running or dry sores; 913 10th
St NV. m24-1mo
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pROE CIHY woNDERFULcLAIR

PkOF. LA 7 royant and medium
tells your life from cradle to grave; every hidden
mystery reyenled; tells the business that will
bring you greatest success; in love affairs he
never fails; unites separated; recoyers losses;
causes speedy marriages. removes evil inllu-
ences; foretelis with certainty all commercial
and business transactions: twelve years estab-
lished Ladies and gen ilemen, 90 cents each
Hours TO p; open Sunday 4Ss II ST., bet 40
and 9th SITS sH
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nR. JOHNSON TREATS ALL CHRONIC, NER-
IL vous, and blood diseases, alcoholism and
opium habit specially: Kidney and bladder
trouble, piles, stula. structure, ETC.: private dis
eases positively and permanently cured; lost
manhood restored; consultation FREQ; Office
81. feS-3m
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THIRD FL0OR-Roonl and board: heat,
light. hot and cold water; in each room.
81 per week.
ap6 st 908 81. NV.
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NINE. G0FF, the renoB ned cIairvoyant,
has arrived I'm the city, has taken rooms at
71S 1lth st. NV; can be consulted on the
past, present and future: advice on all bus
iness matters; consulted from 8 a. m.
till p. IN. a7-3t
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IF YOU wish perfect comfort use Baiiey's
truss; satisfaction given or money refunded.
Room 10, 500 F. Price, So. References,
all the leading physicians. m3o-1m
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FOR RENT-RooBfs.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY FANCY PRICES
For storage to the tony uptown warehouses
when you can get just as safe storage with
MS so much cheaper Money advanced on
stored goods.
JOSEPH BROS, 637 La. AVE.
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FOUND.
PERSONALS

PURITY, BEAUTY YANDEXoELLENCE
without comparison" Powdered butter
milk Baking Powders; all fine grocers.
a7-3t
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LADIES MFER1SG ealmsnt o9SR6DnSTaAs sais anS snrs
relief in all female trouble; constipation,
irregularit 5es. tumor. cancer. opium habit,
fistula. etc. Separate rooms for patients
before and during confinement, and find
homes for INFANTS if required. Strictly con-
fidential Address P. o. Box 3l6. Wash
ington. D. c.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-Cottage, 319 V St, center
lexington; rooms; bath, pantry, garrett
and cellar, CRATE. latrobe range, hot water,
oil finish. cabinets, rich gas fixtures, front,
side and rear porcheS: lot 26x100 to 20 It.
alley; key at 1910 F st. NV.
APT +. r. HAIGHT, Owner.
FOR SALE-By owner; a bargain; s.
room bay-window brick house; southern
exposure; cabinet mantels, tiled bath
room, vestibule and hearths; concrete cel-
lar; furnace; will sell at sacrifice if sold
at once. Apply on premises, No. 40
st. ne, West lexington. a5-3t
SMALL house for sale on easy terms; suit-
able for family of workingman; great
bargain at 50 GOO; $500 cash, balance $15
per month. Address
JOHNSON & AGN Ew,
m30-7t Wash. Loan & Trust Bldg
j DECIDED BARGAINS IN N. W.
lNSTALLMENT PLAN.
$50-CASH
$50 payment each month will buy the desirable
new brick and stone dwelling on Elm St, 10
Droit Park Price only g. 200
WESTCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON,
1907 Pa ave. anj 6th and La. ave. mh6-Im
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NINE. SIMMONS, late OF Denver, ac-
knowIedged by press and public the greatest
clairyoyant and magnetic healer in the
u. s.; reveals the past, present, future;
also gives magnetic and alcohol treat
ments, beneficial and invigorating; don't
fail to cali 224 i-2 St NV. a1-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SsTINHERE ARE OTHERS IN THE PRINTING
Il business but few concerns like The Law
Reporter Company, OF 5iS Fifth street north 4
west You'll find Is n positive relief 10 trade
there Do it NJ. W. MOORE. Mgr
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DR. TAYLOR, 9Os FIST. NV, MAKES FULL
~ sets of teeth for s.; satisfaction guaran-
feed; teeth extracted without pain; gold fill
ing, 81: amalgam, 50 cents. mr7-3m
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WANTED-A good. reliable partner,
with from $500 to $500 cash capital to
enter into light manufacturing with a
profit of so per cent. Address LIGHT
MANUFACTURING this office ap6-3t
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wANTEp--RooMs.

ROOMS WANTED-Threc or four unfur
rooms for light housekeeping: first floor
preferred; within five blocks of 9Th and Fl
SITS. NV; state lowest terms ROOMS,
this office. ap6-2t
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wANTED-BoARDERs

WANTED-Two gentlemen boarders;
pleasant front room; private family. 26
N st. NV. apr7 Std
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LARRY PARK, PRINTER, $40 F sT.-5o Wis
iting cards, equal TO engraving, p cents
Other work in proportion. Mail orders, with
cash, filled Nuf ced mrI0-d&slmo
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR ADoPTIoN-A nice healthy baby
girl two months old, to respectable party.
Address S. D., this office. m31-1w
w ANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALI.
w at Bush's new place, S17 Tth st NV, and
get nice cold bottle of beer for cents
al21-lyr
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FOR SALE-A bargain; best business
corner, East Capitol st, for bakery, dry
goods, ETC.; 9 rooms and cellar OWNER,
219 ST. NV ap7-3
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FEW GOOD AGENTS-SaIary $50 and
commission. Address with own hand
writing. I'D. WAIsS. 615Enw. asst
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WANTED-A partner with $500 or $500
capital in sure profitable paying busi
ness. Address s. X. NJ. this office. 1t
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GLACE-A French remedy; will posi-
lively cure chills, malaria and rheu-
matism; for sale by all druggists; price
% cents. a6-1m
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EUtIEN = 30 EMS q co.
We have in the county of Tulare, Cali
fornia. 160 acres OF fruit land. and a 2
story frame house nearly new, barns
and large granary. This farm is all under
cultivation and is all fenced and cross fenced
80 acres being in fruit trees Abstract of
title down TO date. Price $4,000.
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FOR SALE-A finely equipped advertis-
ing office centrally located; an excellent
opening for energetic person. Address
SPOT CASH. this office apT7-It
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DR.. LEON,

s6i Missouri Avenue Northwest
OFFICE HOURS. IoToI, eTol
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CORNER Or SIXTH AND
STREETS
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TO MEMBERS OF CARPENTERS AS
sembIy-All members of l.. A, 114s, X.
OF l., are hereby notified that on and after
Monday, April q, the Assembly will meet
at Harris Hall. Seventh and ID streets
northwest. BY order of the Assembly.
eat-SlnS man
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EUGENE BOYENS & co.
One lot OF land III Riyerdale, New Jersey,
good location. all free and clear. Price
$500. EUGENE B0YENS & CO.
We have in the city OF Pierre. South
Dakota. lots OF land located in one OF the
best additions in the city of Pierre Price
of lots. $500 each, all free and clear.
We have in the town of Hood River,
Wasco county, Oregon, several building lots,
all free and clear, perfe ct abstract of
title. Price of lots $400 each.
Four lots of land in Tillamook Park Ore
gon. These are some OF the finest build
ing lots located in Tnlamook. Price $500
each. No incumbrance.
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spEcIALNo NOTICES.
a orrppps ATTFNTroNl

PLASTERERS, ATTENTIUNI
Members OF L. A 1914, X. of L., are
hereby notified TO be present at the next
regular meeting. MONDAY. April 8. I'm
portant business of vital Importance to
every member of the craft is to come before
the meeting. By order Of the Assembly.
aD7-2
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PROVIDENT Savings Life, OF N. Y,
II ighest ratio OF assets to liabilities
Lowest premiums-Most equitable policy
contract. j. B. N. Ferry, Genn Agent, s. e,
cor. 18th and F, NV. Active and reliable
agents wanted. apr4-1w
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Win trade sell 5-room house and store,
opposite hahons site, reasonable.
j. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th and G sts NV
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Do You Want HaI1 MG5k !?

THE TIMES will continue for one week it's
1t, three times, free of charge, all SITUA
ANTED and HELP WANTED Advertisement
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$500 WILL SECURE a good position
for any lady or gentleman in a machine
manufacturing company; salary, 81 200
and cash commission on sales. Address
MANUFACTURING CO., this office. az 1T
TEN PER CENT. bonus ana legal interest
will be paid for a loan of $500 for 90 days,
on ample real estate security. Address
AMPLE SECURITY. this office asst
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AGENTS wANTED-Apply between 8
and 10 a. m, 219 2d st. 8
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THE TIMES IN ENGLAND.
What Lady Henry SCmerset Has to
Say OF the WGman'S Edition
Lady Henry Somerset writes as follows

What Lady Henry Somerset Has to
say Of the W0man's Edition
Lady Henry Somerset writes as follows
in the Woman's Signal:
One wonders how the editor, say of the
Times, Chronicle, or any other OF the big
London daily papers would welcome a
depUtation of women who come to him
with the polite request that he should, for
one day only, yacate his editorial chair
and give over his paper to be entirely
run by the other sex fDg the benefit OF al in
ebriate home or any other deserving object
Tradition has not told us how the editor
OF the Washington Times received the
above suggestion. 1t concerns us only
to know that he not only acccdcd to the
request, but both he and his staff have
spared no pains to insure success to this
bold enterprise, and to-day, the 4th July,
The Washington Times Will be edited by
Miss n 5. Lincoln, and her staff includes
Miss Kate Thomas, city editor; Mrs. Mayo
Hazeltne, literary editor; Mrs Horato
King, scientific editor; Mrs Albert Cliff
ford Barney, art edi,or; Mrs. Senator j.
r. McP Pherson, musical editor; Miss Kath-
crime Read Loc kwood, editor of the
womans department; Mrs Richard Mo-
hun. juvenile department; business depart
ment, Miss Marion West, treasurer; Mrs.
William A Hammond, secretary; Miss
J o. Reilly. assistant secretary.
The gross receipts of the day for sales
of papers and advertising VIII be yielded
up also for the benefit of the Home for
Incurables Such an enterprise. as this
viii surely make the corpse OF old King
Custom turn in his grave.
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AN OBSTINATE OFFICIAL.

The strike situation at AEacostia is un-
changed. except bat President Gri. w0ld has
rejected the mediation of The citizens com
mittee, and lost their sympathy in doing
SO. Urless reliance if aCod on the inter
Irren IL OF the authorities - protect an effort
10 start the cars, the Anacostia road viii
probably not resume operations very soon.
Public sentiment in favor or the strikers
is rapidly on the increase, and 80 strong is
the feeling in Auacosia against paying
starvation wages that the Anacostia rail-
way would be almost boycolted were it to
run its ears without giving employees 81 90
per day
The proposition that President Griswold
resign and place the management OF the
road in more capable hands is undoubt-
edly the best one offered. The past has
demonstrated his inability to make the
road pay expenses, and in the interest Of
Eoih tie public and the stockholders some
one else should be given opportunity to
show what can be accomplished under
more sEllful management
Perhaps however, President GriSwOid
VIII Ee as obstinate In this respect as lie
has been in every other when the welfare
or the road was concerned.
The morning times., 1895-07-17
Friend OF the Street Pia no.

Editor Times: We are exceedingly
pleased to notice that The Times has
taken up the cudgel against the itinerant
street howlers They need to be flogged
for the internal noise which they con-
stantly make for their own edification
and TO the great detriment of sleep and
solitude But we beg to differ from your
views in one respect and this is against
the playing Of the street pianointhe cartoon.
Our objection to TINS Is based upon the
following grounds: AS the street piano
is the only music (?1 the poor people are
capable of hearing (since it is free) it
would therefore seem very inconsiderate
to deprive them of this, their only pleasure.
GUS A SCHJLDT
The morning times., 1895-07-17

extreme penalty. Their offense is too
cowardly. too atrocious 10 be condoned,
and no matter how mereifui and loving
the Judgment that is to come, such infamy
is too far-reaching 10 be overlooked III the
final accounting.
A wOman's reputation is her priceless
belonging Through IL She sustains hope
OF happiness and honor, and when foul
fiend by dastardly methods deprves her
ofthat possession The crime is the caIkest in
the category OF sins In the life that is TO be,
innocent Clara Eichner and others who
have suffered are beyond the reach OF
their Anonymous toHncntors. Our Chris
tan teachings lead to the belief that their
sHflcrings are forever over and that with
them all is rest, peace, eternal bliss
But what about the deSiroyers OF their
mortal happiness