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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-04
SOME BOUDoaRs AFLOAT.
PierpOnt Morgan's Daughters Have n
Music Room That Would Delight
the Mermnids.

From the st. Louis Republic.
remember being asked a long time ago
If 1t would be practicable to fit up yacht
ing stateroom in boudoir style and what
1t would cost to do so. II want a room
for my daughter that will combine all
the comforts of home, with the sugges-
tion of the sea-" said the interrogation.
This was Mr.. Schermerhorn. whose
daughter afterward married into the AS
tor family and who is now Mrs. William
Aston l hesitated minute. then 1 said:
You certainly could ht up ships state
room as elegantly as you pleased. You
could put fireplace in II, you could have
the walls frescoed, and you could set a
piano in the side wall, with as many
conches and any other furniture you
pleased set in after the same manner.
But'-here 1 hesitated.
Why do you hesitate?" asked he.
'But-pardon me-you would bring
down upon your head untold comments
from every one on the score of extrava-
gance. Yachts, you know. have been fish
ing and pleasure boats for men, and the
presence Of women has been merely tot
Grated" In spite of this the Schermer-
horn yacht was beautifully equipped
was reminded of this the other day
when l stepped aboard the allegro, that
beautiful yacht belonging to Col. van
Rensselaer, Cruger, and said to have been
built from the proceeds Of Mrs. Cruger's
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Local DAILY weather Report for the
Morning News

Local forecast for Savannah and vicin-
ity till midnight. June 4. 1896: Increasing
cloudiness Tuesday, followed by showers
slight temperature changes; variable
winds, mostly southerly. cooler Wednes-
day
Forecast for Georgia: Increasing cloudi-
ness cooler in northern portion, south
easterly winds
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
Vannah, Ga, on Juno 3, 1895, with the nor
mai for the day. Temperature, normal
rs; mean, So; excess for this date, .; accu-
INFLATED deficiency since Jan. 1, 1894, 497.
Comparative Rainfall Statements-Nor-
NAL, p; amount for June g. 0; departure
from the normal. -. n: total departure
since Jan. /, 1895, IL ga
Maximum temperature, 96; minimum
temperature, "a.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m, C5th meridian time) yes
terday was "a feet a fall Of o. feet during
the preceding twenty-fOur hours
Cotton region bulletin, Savannah Ga,
for the twentyfour hours ending at D.
IN. Goth Meridian time) June 3. 1896:
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LINDSAY & MORGAN.
BEREFT OF THEIR QrEEN.
A Colony of Ants Extremely Perturb-
ed for "a Time-The Guard Under
Arrest

Arrest.
From the New York Tribune
An observer of nature sitting on one of
the seats in Central park, the other day,
was wondering why across the rubbly as
phalt path there was such a migration of
those big black-headed ants which are to
be found here and there about the park;
little predatory fellows which seize the
moth or butterfly that just emerging from
some kindly twig, grow its wings and then
fly whittier 1t listeth.
The cause of all the parade was soon
apparent. There was to be a new colony
formed, and a great brown ant a queen
five times as big as any of her subjects.
was being drawn across the path by a
guard of honor. A new home was to be
established to relieve the over-populated
nest that had been the ants domicile all
through the winter.
The observer, without in any way in
juring the queen, captured her, and then
there was the most tremendous commotion
among the ants. The queen was carefully
housed in a small cone of paper and then
all attention was given to the ants, the
workers. A nation which had lost its ruler
than were those little creatures. The
news spread with Incredible quickness
that the queen of the new colony had been
purloined, had vanished. Her guard of a
score of soldiers some three of whom at
least, bit the Observers fingers savagely,
were all apparently placed under arrest,
and the ground was soon black with ants.
Those from the old homestead were aiding
the new colony to find their missing queen,
Land were scurrying around everyWhere
touching antennae, and when no definite
news could be given, rushing again in
| search of the missing ruler.
After short time the queen, so egg-lad-
en- that she could not move. was placed
on the path, and in a second afterward one
of the scouts discovered her. The scout
appeared really TO make an obeisance to
her; he had an interview for a moment,
and then scuttled off to find his comrades
to tell the good news and to get cohort of
soldiers to take the good lady home. Soon
there was a perfect regiment of ants
around her, and she was carried to small
hole under the root of a privet where no
doubt the new home had been delved out
| in preparation for her arrival A small tri-
butte to this little glimpse into natures life
was paid by getting some Jumps of sugar,
softened with water. They were placed
near the new colony. They were soon found
and the little fellows were busy until sun
down in taking down the tiny crystals they
Clipped off the rocks-they were rocks to
them-to fill their storehouse-
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION CO.
RATES OF PASSAGE.

TO NEW YORK-Steamer and Rail-Cabln.
Limited days 1850; Cal 70. Unlimited s20OOi
Excursion. sS2 o.; intermediate. SAD.
TO BOSTON-Steamer and Rail-Cabin. IN.
SlToO
TO ON-Steamer-Cabin Limited 10
days 5000: Excursion, $500; intermediate,
Limited 10 days $500.
To WESTINGHOUSE and Rail-
Cabin, $40 20.
TO PHILADELPHIA-St Steamer and Rail-
Cabin $3.50; intermediate, SIP So
TO PHILADELPHIA - Steamer - Cabin.
tl600; intermediate, Sll.5l
TO BAITIMOkES-Cabin 1880; Excurston.
$500; intermediate, $1,000
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John La Fargo, whom France has sig,
nally honored in inviting him to fill IN
entire room with his art work at the
Champ de Mars salon, is 60 years ola
though he looks younger. Since the deatr
of Inness he has been the dean of Ameri-
can artists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-04

Count Herbert Bismarck has Joined
the German bimetallic'league,a and the BIZ
metallists there are now beginning to
himself
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-04
A Strong Fertilization.

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ness and all kindred troubles.
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DR.. Tut; Your Liver Pills are
the fly-wheel oflife. ! shall ever
be grateful for the accident that
broughtthemt my notice. | feel
as i'll had a new lease of life.
J.Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver Pills
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-51$; 18TH ST., BET. AND F; 10
rooms and baths: will make fine hotel; every
thing new; moderate rent to a good tenant who
will lease. THE0,D FRJEBUS, Ohio Bank build
ing, 18th and G sts au12-3t
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CHIROPODISTS.

PAINFUL BUNIONS, CORNS ENLARGED JOINTS
insrowins and club hails Instantly relieved and
cured without pain soreness aftcrward; modest
charges. Prof. J. ]. GEORGES & SON, Ills Pa
ave. NV. to 5 nm SUNDAYS. 8 to Il. tv22-Ll
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Wtrks-Carpete cleaned in the best manner.
Mattresses made to order. Office lT2O Pa ave.
Works, 1T0S and 171O NV. Telephone so4.
Mh2-G N. NEWMYER, Manager.
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BOARDING.

EDUCATED GERMAN PRIVATE FAMILY
would give table board; frst-class. 1910 9th ST.
NV. au10-3ts
SPECIAL TO TABLE BOARDERS. = MESSES
Duffy & Leannaria, propretors of the American
House" cor Pa ave and st., beg to announce
the best table hoard in the city. from am to s
p-m., at the following reduced prices: 8 meals
per day, $50 per month: meals per day SIS per
month. Particular attention given ladies' jy31 I'm
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-RooMs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
prices to suit the times; with or without board;
furnished unfurnished and for housekeeping.
THE ENTERPRISE AGENCY, 419 K st. NV.
mi " "
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FUK KENT-
945 Va av 11r.mi SO. 90 1918 S NV. 6r mi $751; 90
i4as Corcoran. i2r g 50 5o7 5th sw. st&dw % IS
l2s NV. Or. mi. 300 s12 ~ sw. 6r. mi. 20. 80
$50 Sth sw; Or, wa u. 80 sos sw. Or. mi. 20. 30
u sw, Or. wa. II. SO $50 AZ sw Or, IL. so
rs ~ sw. Or. wa. 1850 $50 N sw, Gr wa. 1880
81 "a sw. Or. wa. Il 90 500 sw. Or. wa. 1880
81 H sw, Or wa. 10. 50 1909 Sd sw. Or wa 10 80
LBS av se,6r.w.9.S0 400 q Sc, 5r, II. 30
23S ct sw, 5r,wa 1900 345 F sw, 5r wa. 90
aulO-S' c. H. PARKER CO., cor. Al & E s.w.
FOR RENT SToRES- 1874 H ne. sto&dw SIT 80
100 vt av sto&cel. $50 Hillsdale sto&dw. rs
l2O1 N Cap, sto&cel. Is nv Q st, sto. =. IA
CAYWOOD GARRETT. 18th & NY. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


1917 NV, Tor, mi 40. 90 iio4 sd srsh IL az
929 ay.7r&ba. .35 so 2lls e, Or, WA. TX 40
S Ss av. 7r&ba 20 50 lss sw. Or, wa. ..ls 80
1897 10TH 7r&b 80 so 414 Hayes Ct, 4rws 10 SO
~ ~ Sa5 se Sr mil 50 AZ Hayes et,4rwa SO
S Sase go erb, ami 3 90 1245 27th. ...1OO0
TsI8 Or, bs. so 1910 Crescent st. 10 90
1 11oS NV Or, wa. 40 lbs D, 500
liz a5ss 4th rGba % @ Stable RI sis isih. Is
49,, GEO. W. LNKNs,
oo. 800 10th st. NV
FOR E. R Rent MASS. AVE. NV. II ROOMS
strable location; SIS. H. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
NV. au7-tf
1921 Cap, ....seo 50 52s 14th ne. r. hot sl'''
aus ALLEN W MAIGERY &c CO.. neg g.. st. NV NV.
FOR FOB R RE-: FAIRFAX 7ol 18TH NV
1912 sth bassoc rs ASnsr Ct Sc ofp 500
FOR RENT--HoUsE TIT 10TH ST NV: Q
looms looms, Inclusive Of bath $50. Inquire 8es La
ave. au5-tf
FOR RENT-1i2s PATH ST. NV, ROOMS AM
store iSsi Georsssown Apply to WE
EN-, Io<o "a ST. NV au5-1ms
I 7aas st. 1oS GO 1919 500
g iowa Circle: iss "a st
1s0a Vt GO lss5 st: g. %
1 s9S ~ 25O0 !0S ID st Sc. so
s ,s TN pssstss sis st.
The so,s 81, Eekinston g $50 llth st
Also a large list Of desirable furnished houses.
jy20-tf i4o6 q 81 NV.
FOR RENTl4l2 9Th ST. NV. 3-sToRY BR.;
l0r; bath. cellar. furnace; large yards: ami:
sanitary plumbing: in excellent repair. $40 So
FOR D KEf a. ssI n 10th sr&s GO
l.o1 18Th = Fla az me- srseei go, g
g. g n nw 7rss a III Gag ss
ii5s si ish s LUZ Ss soS TX
IS So g ss ss s;4 9ss g
a sss g ::
iias Harvard fs Stool i.' sss me- ne.
Hts '''''''''i pETpLr, DAVIS . CO..
jy27tf 1919 st. NV.
E&s @
st. sse hsaies Hts
T II MeiAcHLES REAL Is ;oi $sb ii ISA j; CO.
FOR RENT-IO15 1ST ST. NV; ROOMS; MOD
sTn Improvements; good condition ,dns e Js
5oHNsoN. iso2 18th aU st. n.W anps '''i j221m
FOR RENT-s6O PER MoNTH-HANDsoME 10 I
room fouse on Columbia Heights; white stone
a sted on l4th st near Kenyon Apply to owner,
FOR RENT-OR Saloon ST. NV. oPPO-
site franklin Park. p B. 4-story houses. Nos
1920, 1892 End 1884. Oner wanted. To settle an
estate. D. n. OGDEN. Executor. 1924 P st. NV
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NORTHEAST.

$50 3Is st, Ar. $50
Rear south side X st
o bet Sd and 4th, 3r. 500
0 l146 Trinidad ave, 4r.7.O0
1922 Norris st, Ar. 100
. Rear 2l3 LIST st, 3r. 100
rtion Of the property on my
at Office for bulletin issued
7. E. WAGGAMAN,
eli f st. NV.
H ST. NV: ID ROOMS;
1E0 &C 80
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEwRTTERS AT TIIB
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered free
in city: month applies on purchase Of new
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
d10-n Cor Sth and SITS. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
fee. y. s. Soldiers Home. Washington. D. G..
at this Office until TEN AM. ON THURSDAY
AUGUST FIFTEENTH 1895. for furnishing the
home with the following quantities. of Coal during
the year commencing October l. 1895: 1.sOO tons
mere or less of White Ash Furnace Coal; "!0 tons,
more or less. of White Ash Stove Coal; 16D tons
more or less, Of r. NJ. Cumberland Coal. To be
inspected ard weighed by the home, free Of charge
to the contractor. For further Information, apply
to RICHARD q. PARKER, Secretary and Treas
auy-3t
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send loo. to S. W. FLYNN, AM,
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
jy2O-1m' S.W. COR. STH AND K STS NV
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE-
teCtiye agency = Confidential communications
promptly attended to: Office open all hours; best
ref. Established 1880. Supt., $40 1T. NV.
jy13-1ms
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FOR RENT-S2S 49, S. W
919 9th sw, str, dwl. Or. SIS
3O3 Mclean av, cr, b.S14.30
1928 y Sc, 5r, 30
613 Va. ,sw,7r,w..S sic. 90
355 DIVERS ct, 4r,w.$S 80
alO-Sts
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THEY'RE MOULTING NOW!-CANARIES LOSE
their song when they moult; Schmid's song re-
storer kegs them in song SSHMID'S BIRD
STORES, 1921 Pa. ave. and TIP 18th st. NV.
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING REAsURER's
Office, U. s. Soldiers Home, Washington, d. c.,
August 8, 1s2o.-Sealed proposals viii be received
at this office until ELEVEN AM. ON THURSDAY,
AUGUST FIFTEENTH, 1895, for furnishing the
home with the following articles of Clothing: $50
Black Felt Hats. 410 Dark Blue Sack Coats, 40
Dark as; Blue Vests 72s pairs Sky Blue Trousers,
1924 Flannel Shirts, 100 pairs G. +. Drawers
Loco pairs Harvard Ties 1000 pairs Wooden
before October 20. 1898. For further Information
apply to RICHARD C. PARKER, Secretary and
Treasurer. Ru9-3t
YARD. WASHINGTON, D. Gully p, lsa5.E
Sealed proposals. indorSsd Proposals. for Supplies
opened August 49, 1885, will be received at the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department
Washington ID. c., until IL O'Clock noon, August
10. 1895. and publicly orened Immediately there
after. to furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington
d. c., quantity of hardware, pig iron, silver lead
mineral facing. crucibes. files, betting tools, ginss
and lumber. The articles must conform to the
Navy standard and pass the usual naval inspection
Blank proposals will be furnished upon application
10 the Navy Yard, Washington. D. G. The atten-
ton Of manufacturers and dealers is invited. Tie
bids, all other things being equal. decided by lot
The Department reserves the right to waive de-
fects to reject any or ell bids not deemed ad-
,aHtageous to th. Government. A. K. MICuLEe,
Acting Chief Of Bureau. au1-2aw-2w
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-AN UNFINISHED HOUSE WITH 8
bed rooms. bath, etc: ami: In NV; neighbor-
hood must be excellent and rent cheap. Address
with particulars. G.. w. K. Star Office. it,
WANTED-OWNERS OF HOJSFS-WE HAVE
tenants for houses following locations: NV near
Gov Print. o., SIS to S35; also ne. near E. Cap.
ST, so to $50; send particulars at once. HER
RING 6 AYRES, 10O6 +. au1O-3t
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FOR RENT-TO NICE PEOPLE; FURNISHED
rooms In the coolest and lovcliest house in the
city. Board If desired. Address s. H. J., Star
office. au1O-2as
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Observation-Disclosures

FOB sALE-oWNER LEAVING CTTY-CUsToM
made buggy; cost $500; good as new; Just been
done up; also hand set Of harness. rubber
mounted; no reasonable offer refused Call 10
st. NV. auIO-ats
FOR sALE-THE NEATEST AND MOST CON-
Portable sailing yacht the river; about 30 feet
on water line; GO feet over all; draught, 3 feet
an elegant cabin. with comfortable sleeping quar-.
tiers for six persons; all newly fitted out with
rigging, sails, furniture, etc: a complete outfit
fT camping dishes, lnen stove. etc. the yacht
Is in perfect condition, having been recently over
hauled: very fast and easy to handle Apply
au10-3t Il. ]. MARSHALL, 511 llth ST NV
FOR SALE-TISHING AND CUNNING; PARTIES
can have VAL BLATZ MILWAUKEE BEER
PACKED IN ICE and delivered at Steamboat
wharves, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE Only
SIPS 4 OF two dozen.
F. II. FINLEY & SONS, 1906 D st. NV. au5-Im
FOR SALE : ONE NEW ENGLAND UPRIGHT
piano. excellent condition, $95 cash; one second
hand organ, $50 cash.
jy3O-em,4 HUGO woRCH, 924 7th st. NV.
FOR sALE-MONKEYs. YOUNG CUBAN. MENL
can double yellow head and African gray par
rots, canaries, mockng birds, gold fish, dogs and
fancy pigeons: SCHMID'S. 7I2 18th St NV.
Branch 1921 Pa. ave. .s.2of 4
FOR sALE-LoUNGE, $3.50; GASOLINE STOVES
and refrigerators; 81 per week for bed room and
Rarlot suites: low prices. REDMONDS CHEAP
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ll ~; me- SID. $40 90 1925 ne, $3.50
70 F. ne, Or q 40 Acker ne, 1850
1CoS av, Or. p 90 331 It'll ne, 7r.. IN. 90
Ias s " NV, 6r 20 50 637 Elliot me- Or. 80
20 "a ne, Or. ..lS 90 1241 Md av Me- Or. 80
ao4 + ne, IT. O5O f1S4 Sheridan, Or. 10. 90
1926 ne, IT,. 1850 1928 / Sc 5r. 800
auto d. d. THOMPSON, 1885 F st. NV.
FOR l;ENT-NEW RAY-WINDOW BRICK; 7 BED
rooms; pariors; dining room and kitchen; heated
by furnace; No. 1882 10th st. NV. only $50 mo.
aulO-3t DlGGES & Fairfax, 701 18th st.n.w.
FOR RENT-l1l 7TH ST. Me- ROOMS, BATH.
NV. au1O-Et
FOR RENT-117 It'll ST. Me- ROOMS BATH
cellar, side yard with lawn and shrubbery; $26. so
per month. ALLEN c. CLARK, COS NV.
au10-St
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney at-TIaw,
webster Law building, sos ID ST. NV, Washfn:
ION. D. G. Residence. 800 L NV. dc2
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-LARGE 3-STORY STABLE LEAR
923 ID st. NV; 50 stalls: carriage elevator; gas
water. grain bins. etc. Inquire 926H La. ave.
au5-tf
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ami. Inquire a26 La.
FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
Eli Mass. ave-, stable il
UNFUR.
N15 o st, 11r. .$65 90
1905 Clifton. 16r, mi. So. 90
219 o st, 11r. .6. 20
224 18th st, Or. so. 90
1922 II st, Sr. so. 90
6l5 4th ct. ........ 80. 90
ROOMS FOR BUSINESS
913-915 F st. back. $50
9lS-915 r st, front. 80
VS-tf JOHN
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN-SE ELEGANT
water. shade and porches only $50 per month";
at Newman terrace. Petworth subdivision: take
4 son. nuIO-3m
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-ONE LARGE FLED OR GROCERY
wagon; almost new; will carry 8 tous; n good
sargnn; will take some trade; Call and see it.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Georgetown q.
w. MASON, Carriage and Wagon Builder.
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FOR RENT-GREAT BARGAINS
$s0.50-Handsome MANSION. 1707 G st. NV;
IA rooms; thorough repair suitable for handsome
family residence fashionable boarding house;
Call quickly.
bath; all conveniences; furnace heat reception
hall, etc.
$38OO-13s2 18th st. NV; rooms; all mod.
ikmps:; o adjoining and corresponding houses rent
AUST DIGGEs & FAIRFAX. 7o1 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-3Os P ST. NV; PRESS BRICK. BAY
window front; roorls; convenient to market,
school and car lines; reduced to $3.50. Key
at store s.w Sd and T SITS. SWORMSTEDT
& BRADLEY, 1903 st. AUST
FOR RENT-l5O5 VERMONT AVE- 1OR&B. $50 90
go Second ne. 1r. $24OO 21e Fla av. At, W. 12 90
628 Second ne. 7r. De- so 5 Mccullough, A.. $50
aus THOS. W. HUNGERFORD. 1919 ST.
FOR RENT-REDUCED RATES.
917 NV, 15rb mi $63. OO $50 9Th sw, 5rf $13 90
1923 Sc, Srb, mi. 80. DOL 7O4 Va av se 7rb. II 90
1874 18th nw 7rb mi2O Dol A Decatur ne, Orb 10 80
112 Mass NV 6rf. 49, DOL 1l12 I'd Sc. 6rf % 90
800 Md ne Orb. w&g .2O lib 5th Sc, 5rf. 80
Ills 4th Sc, Orb. w&g12. so 1855 Sc, st&dwg 4 90
FOR COLORED.
~ 9Th Sc Orb mi. SO 50 lI9 Hahn al nw,4rfs7so
222 NV, 10rb mi %. so 116 Quander se ART $50
1885 18th NV, 6rbw.17.OO
auS-4t THoS. B. STAHL. $40 ~ st. NV
EUK RENT-lo1 AND JOY I'd ST. Ne; HAND
some and convenient 11-room houses; In excellent
neighborhOod near Capitol; former furnished and
will be rented in whole or part jy3-38ts
FOR PENTHOUSE 1923 SYH ST. NV; 10
rooms; in good repair. Apply to JOHN B. SCOTT,
Howard House. au7-6ts
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FOR RENT-UNFUREISH
1885 X NV, 35r. IS541. 81
1908 Conn av NV. 25r. $50
1923 4 I Az NV. l7r.2N
1917 X st NV. 1fr. go
1922 VT av NV, 12r. 200
1908 18th NV. isr. $50
1871 K st NV. Ice. 1855 81
1888 VT av NV, 14r. 40
500 14th st NV. in. $50
1908 n II av NV. lar. 100
POOL I at NV, 15f. ;. 100
1881 G st r1S. 16r 1913 %
1926 10Th 1T NV. 12r. .13
1928 NJ st NV. 1sr. rs
1411 Mass Nv NV.
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1889 Corcoran st, 81. so
623 f st, 11r. so
1919 Corcoran st.11r45
224 Ind ave, Or. As
SIG 18th st, Or. AS
Flats Nos L. 2, 4.
Orme Flats, cor
10th and E SITS, Sr. IS
R4 II st. 12r. .43
22i-22S-236 N ] ave,
or 40
2O2 Pa ave. ST.. 40
The above is only a +
books. For full list ca
on the LIST and 18th.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHELSEA, KENSINGToN, MD; ELECTRIC
cars; high location; special terms for remainder
of season; conveyance will Iueet persons desiring
to see place. Address Box ST, kensington Md.
Inv
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1887 St. cor 18Th. II room double house 500 90
1s41 l. st, 11r.. $50 co. 1884 1 av 14r :. IS 90
9O3 r, Or and cell. 4Do0l s05 9th, 11r. ... 40 90
1879 2Otn, Or, fur. $500 2729 p as so
1917 1919 s 1Sth' s. 1G Si,s 81 M
IA + me- 7r & eel. .2lOOl 7I2 st, 7r. 80. 100
For full list ofyfurnished houses, stores, ware
houses sses and Offices e NJ P e. Hfs Of
FOR RENT-1s2o FLA AyE-7,ROoMs AND Gel
lar, $50; s-r'om house at Forest Glen. bath room.
oui0-st' i'JoHN T. KNOTT. Dis st.
FOR RENT-LATIMER 4 NEsBrr, 1921 G ST
An elegant, conveniently located, 1O-room dwell
irg; L st. bet. TAtf and VT ave- will lease for
a ss5@ e 81 fu Isl1 s'
For RENr-ON CAPITOL nILL3O4 NORTH
forse "ith all mod. imps. Inquire at 800 n. G.
corner. au10-3t"
FOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK DWEII-
Ing In this city for the price O.30 per month;
aulO-3t r. A PHILLIPS, 1922 n r ave.
is1i N. isr, fur 1880 l14s 5th NV. 1irsb. IS 90
1901 10th NV, 14-. 10000 POP Del av ne, 1Or IS 90
s13 G nv. 1or; FL % 1913 NV, 9rSsb. :s5 90
14th extended Or $500 600 Acker ne ' Or. 1850
jy27-sws TYLER & RUTHERFoRD, 1867 + st. IT,
FOR RFNT-NO. 6s MASS ACHysETTs AVEN.W.,
6 rooms. water: $3.50. inquire P. DILLON.
No. 625 New Jersey ave. NV. a10-3t'
For P5I RflNT.s2s as W. STORE DWL. "a. $50; oo
3O3 Mclean av, sol IS 800 sw. DRY SO
I23s y se5rw 80 "a sw. .s12 so
613 Va av,s ,7r,w. $3.50 % G sw $l2 30
355 DIVERS ct,4r,w $3.50 B. LEONARD. AZ st. s.w.
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FOR RENT-1121 nth ST. NW.-1ST AND ID
story, communicating front roons; furnished;
with good board. aulO-3as
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- y Il-,INI., wy, + 81. NV. auiH-3t
r0h RENT-3O2 E. ST n. ". BRICK, 12R AM $35
1888 7 St NV. Frame rooms. sic. Sc
Rear las 10th st. NV, brick. rooms. 90
Flats Wsnn ST 81 G is al nd 1 rooms $s@
aul2-3t W. +. HOLTzMAN, 1921 st. NV.
FOR RENT-6l6 18TH SINE. OR. BR. ANIL s15
1 119 d. ST. s;w rooms brick. all mod imp. SIS
au12-3t A. 7. 1IOLTZMAN. 1921 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OR EXCHANGE SOME NICE NEW
to S-room houses in Fostoria. miles from city !;
railroad station on the ground; high eleva ton;
pure water; no malaria. ]. NJ. H. 915 La. ave-
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VALLEY HOME-UNTIL THE LAST OF SEPTElI-
Ter Will accommodate at reduced rates. Address
Mrs. s. s. GORE,
nu12,14s Gore P o. via Winchester Va
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PERSONAL.

FISHING AND CUNNING PARTIES CAN HAVE,
ICE and delivered at steamboat wharves, WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE. Only $l.25 a case of two
F. #. FINLEY & SONS 1905 D st. NV. au5-1m