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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-06
WON'T TAKE THE TICKETS.
'nern Roads See Nothing in the
Fight for Them.

Washington, Aug. 5.-The Southern rail.
~. VIII make a very low round trip rate
ter-i. atlanta, Augusta and intermediate
,rf .l''ory to Washington and Baltimore
- lets to be sold Aug. Q and 10, limited for
d5v a vs. in connection with Trunk Line ten
the 11A,curslon tickets to eastern cities, for
adva,.tii pose OF meeting the reduced rates
his iii-Ised by Vice President st. John In
ton 9--Eer circular, for the Bryan notifica-
Tr,IHls eting in New York on the 18th.
BaItt-.IIA lines north of Washington and
S ,,. 10 New. York or eastern cities soi9
W lines in aths south. 1900 0-''eS S0iu
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The Armenian Patriarch Resigns.

Constantinople, Aug. 5.-Mathew Emil
Ian, the American patriarch, has resign
ed, and the. sultan has accepted his res
ignation. Since the Armenian massacres
there has been a continued conflict be-
tween the porte and the patriarch, and 1t
has been repeatedly stated that there was
a government conspiracy to force him
to retire from his Office.
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Nc Send IRON CastIngs 40 Rnasin.

Bethlehem, Pa, Aug. 5.-A ballistic plate
weighing twenty-one tons, part of the
side armor of the Russian battle shin
Rostislar, was to-day shipped by the Beth
owsky, commander of the port at st.
Petersburg.
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WILSON WOMB he in II.

Charleston, W. Va, Aug. 5.-Postmaster
General Wilson has decided not to take
any part in the coming campaign. He
will sail for Europe on Oct. Y, and will
remain for about two months He will
be accompanied by his wife.
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Lightning strikes a Church.

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 5.-Lightning struck
the Bohemiah Nalhollc chuTcn, Just at
ing. instantly killing Mrs. Joseph Zepyra.
a widow, and injuring three other wo-
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find. and often a whole day Is expended
by the brave hunter before he reaches
the spot whore the eggs are laid. And
II his bag is already filed with eggs he
slIns bis new ind into his roomT sleeEes.
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FIRE IN TENNESSEE.
The Village of Concord Nearly
Wiped Out by the Flames.

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 5.-Fire started
in the telephone exchange at Concord,
a village fifteen miles from here, this
morning destroying a dozen business
houses The loss is $40 900; insurance,
$4,000. The principal loss was the Duncan
hotel and the postoffice
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wise for the Republican,.

Hampton, Va, Aug. 5.-Dr. r. A. Wise
OF williamsburg was nominated for con-
gress to-day by the republicans Of the
Second district
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COLD WATER '.DOWN EAsTERs.o
New Hampshire PrOhibitiOnists Put
Out "a Ticket.

Concord, N. H, Aug. 5.-The prohibit
tionists to-day nominated the following:
For Governor-John c. Berry Of Ply
mouth.
For Member of Congress-First district,
H. E. Drawn; Second district, Allen w.
Work.
Nominations for the remaining offices
were referred to the state committee with
full power.
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HERMAN KOLLMEYER,
ROBERT kOPP 4,
mr6-d&GsxSuu CohStab!

PUBLIC SALE OF valuable real eS-
tate ana personal property. by virtue
or authority invested in us we VIII sell iC
pubic saisa. without reserve, on the prem
lses, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1896,
at O'clock u. m, tif fair, lf not the next
iair day. ine following zeal estate, 10 WIT
ihat famous tract or land called fifcf-
dale Farm" owned by captain J. | Hail.
located partly in the Fourth District or
Anne Arundel and partly IN NaEsEllle DIS
trlcJ or Prince Georges county - Hllc IRON
kiscltOe Staten. on u. Z @. K. r., and Il
niles from Contee's station on Sa!d ran a
road, / - miles nom The MuF.idn1 Co
lCmbia Railway and Il lilies from wash
iigtOn city admirably adapted 10 Che graz
ing and raising of stock ana - Offers cS-
ptcial lHGucCment 30 Investors. II contain iGS
2SU acres. more or less, ana is Ia proved by
a II room dwelling house. fine barns,
sheds. blacksmith shop, a Nindnl! supply
ing good water TO house nd stable, also
fine lot Of timber ana cord NOGu. I ms
properly VIII be sold = Il whole or IN lots
into which ii has been sCbdiyided. Plat
Shown on day OF sale.
Terms OF sale: If sold as whole de-
post OF $500 required on day of sale, bal
ance in e. - and g months; If sold in
lots deposit or $500 required on each lot.
Directly after the above sale the follow
ing PERSONAL property VIII be- offered; we
fine brood WORK mares. l fine farm WaEen,
/ two-hOrse top wagon, l enedjorSe top
wagon. L fine landau, formerly owned by
Gen. T.. :. Grant; fauning'in plements. etc,
Terms of sale: \ II SUNS or and under
$50. cash shove that amount u credit OF
SO days viii be given. Vehicles VIII meet
bu ysfs AZ MISrltOe and COntec'S stations on
arrival OF trains leaving Washington at
$50 and 12.15 and Baltimore S:3b and
l2:lu. FoFaH particulars. address Il ICKEY
& HURLEY. Auctloneers, HyaJtsviile, Nd
mar l3-dSdS
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

schedule In effect December l, 1895.
Leave Washington from sta don cCrner OF
New Jersey avenue and G street
For Chicago and Northwest, Festibuled
Limited trains l1.30 q. IN, $40 2. Ia.
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis and lndianap-
Oils, EestihGied Limited S'45 p. M, eA-
For PitisbuTg and Cleveland, express
daily ii 80 a. IN. and g. 40 p. IN.
For Lexington and Staunton, ll.3O a. m
For Winchester and way stations, b6:30
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis, and
New Orleans $40 u. N. daily sleeping
cars through.
For Luray, 3:45 p. m. daily.
x6:50, &7:oU. XT:l5, xS.G6, $50, x9:30,
X10:o0, NI1-3U a. M; xI2:IO. xl2:3O,
1915. X3:aH. 3:25. x4:2s. 4:32. X5:15,
6:15, X9.uU. NlO:U0, II:I5, x1l:50 %. M,
and 1901. night. Sundays. X6.5O. X5:0O,
$50 A9:o0, Nlg:9e 900 a; ~; Xl2:lg, xI2:30.
ESQ, XS;UO, NS:oo, 1000. xll:50 y. n.;
Il2:0I. night.
and 4:2o p- N. Sundays, $50 q. m., 4:32
For Frederick. c9:oo, 1880, bl1:so a.
N. cl :lb, b4.30, b5:S0 y. N.
For HageEstown, bl1:3O j. m, and b5:3O
p. m.
For Boyd and way points, b9:4o, clo.25
For Galthersburg and way points
b6 80, bS:9O a. m, bl2:50, b3:20. b4:33,
eb:35, a1-o5, bS.40, cl0:25, bI l 80 d. m
For Washington Junction aud way roints
ce:o0, by,30 a. m, CLIO p. N. Express
trains Stopping at principal stations
only; 61 61:Se' = b}:2o i55 80, p N, -,
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
an trains Illuminated with PinIEch light
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days, & 10 DiningCar 500,
1lO:oO a. M. Dining Carr. (l1:3O, 1856
Dining Care, 500, to:05 Dining Carr, 500
p; NJ, ll2:Ul, night, Sleeping Car, open at
40 O'Clock sundays, goo DinGag Carr,
900 s: tn., Dining Carr, (12:5O Dining
Carr, $40. 5:J5. Dining Car; 500, (IZ:Oi
night, sieepHg Car open Tor passengers
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 and lI:3U a. m.
l2:3O y. III. Sundays. 4:65 a. M, 1890
y. m.
bEKceDr Sunday. aDaily. cSuuday only.
xENpre5s trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels anG residences by Union Transfer
tlompany, on orders left at ticket OFFICES
ols fcnns Yania avenue NV, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street and at Dennt-
u. Is. CAMPBELL CHAS n ScT-T ~"
Heh' ManaSer' Gen. Pass. Agt
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Southern Railway.
PTEDMoNT AIR LINE.)
Cschcdu!e in effect Jan. 6. 1896,

u. o, 4
An trains arrive and leave at Peunsylva-
Dia passenger station.
& q. m Daily, local for DanvTIe connects
ct Manassas for Etrasburg. daily, eXceDt
sunday, and at Lynchburg with die Nor
iolk ana Western, daily, and with tie Ches-
epeake ana Ohio, daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
ll1b a NJ Daily, the UNITED SLATER
FAST Ma IL. carries Pullman Buffet SlceD-
ers, New ork and Washington 10 in acksoI-
vile. uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper Tor Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New orE 10 New Orleans, via Montgomery
cohnecI iiiE ~ Atlanta with Pullman Sleep.
er6 Tor inElam, Memphis and st. Louis
s-OI T. NJ Local for Front ROYAL, River
ton and slrashurg, daily, except Sunday
4.6l p. m.-Daiiy, local for On riot feS,-iii,.
lO.O5 p. n.-Daily, NEW YORK Ann
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED. Phi
man compartment 3nn Observation Sleppiite,
draUiHE-r0oDl StccPeTs New YORK 10 Tan1n1.ss
and Augusta. Ncstibuled day coach WASH
lnglon 20 -; AngGSJint, iiLsc Dining Car
lU:45 y. m.-Dally, MASHIEGTON AND
EOTTNHES ERA kESTIBULFD. LINZ
gTED. composed of Pullman yestibGied
Pullman slecpeTs New York TO ASheyille
lHd Hot Springs, ". c., and New York 10
Memphis, VIA Birmingham. New YORK To
New orleans VIA Atlanta and Montgomery,
kesttbu.ed day coach. Washington 10 At
lRhta- southern Railway dining car, Green's
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington 9 OF n.
"a. daily ana 4:l5 p. IN. daily, excepf Sutl-
day and 6:Z5 D. m. Sundays only, for Round
Bill. 4.32 y. 30. daily. except Sunday. Tor
leesDurE. ana Z 20 p. IN. daily for Herudon
Returning. arrive at Washington S-26 n ro
aud 500 4. m. daily, from Round Hi and
1906 e. IN daily. except Sunday, from Hern-
a0n, snd o.34 q. IA. daily, exccpt Sunday,
from LeesbarE.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 a. ~, S:S5 a. nl 2.2O n
M, and $40 n. M, daily. Manassas diris-
ion, 1000 n ~, daily, EXCEPT Sunday, and
$40 a. IN. daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets. EiccplDg car reservation and fn-
formation furnished al offices, 81 and 9tll
Pennsyivania avenue. and at PcnnsylVaula
Railroad Passenger Station.
w. III. GREEN, Gen. Supt. i
i NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager
w A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
l. d. UIkO WNs Gen. Ag't P0Ss. Dtaut
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the condition OF the
Pho oENIA INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Hartford. Conn, on the 31st day of De-
cenbef, 1898, as required by act OF Con-
gress, approved July 20, 1892:
Capltal stock paid up. ..$2 600 10000
G2ai Totai aHsIsi iiabIites including 0S40' '0lS'o'
n;xi!1n6 Gapltai nat;i sa 4Ssd 596 96,2 81
Current expenses for SIX
months ending December
d. III. SKiiLTf0jN. Asst. SECRETARY. TaD;i'
JOHN b. KNOX, Asst. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
17th day OF February, 1896.
(SealJ EDWARD b. COOK,
mrl7-2t Notary Public.
STATEMENT OF the condition OF the
on the 3ist day Of December. 1885, as
required by act OF Congress approved
July 29. 1892.
Cash Capitai 81, ,O0O, 10000
Authorized capital ........... 5,00O,OO0.00
ASSETS.
Cash in bank ................. ST52 612.9T
Real estate unincumbeTed.... zoo, 10000
Bonds end mortgages (first
lien on real eState) ......... SO 100000
value, :. :. - :,........:...... 1926 .oes.oo
loans :. :. =. ~ ............... 5,6oo.o0
in transit Sit :. :. - :. -. .......... 634.644eS
Accruedinterest. ............... SS7. 90
Total assets ......-.......$11.O .O55, ,513.Ss
LIABILITIES.
Cash capital :. .......S4 ,000 10000
Reserve premium fund 49,. 3,077, 7,S96.7s
Reserve FOR unpaid losses 39S, ,oI6.l9
All other claims -.--...-.-..... 16b, 1881
Net surplus ..........-....-... 3. Az, ,S62.10
Statement of dividends and expenses for
six months ending December 81 1890.
Dividends paid ..............$ $50, ,O00.O0
Paid for losses, expenses and
WIZ. x. CLARK, President.
w. II. KING. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 80 day of March, 1896.
(Seal) j. H; PHILLIPS,
Notary Public.
JOHN B. WIGHT, Agent
1410 G st. NV.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY Of Philadelphia.
Report to January /. 1896, published in
July 20, 1892:
eapitai STOCK, fun paid. :. :. $500, ,060.00
cross assets. -. 3,169, Dol .oS
4 II Iia hiities, except capital. 1853, ,057 "a
Fire losses-paid six months
ending Dec. 81, 1895. :. 134, sos .3S
Current expenses (idem). :. 106,2IS.36
Dividends paid Gdem).. 50,117 so
State. OF Pennsylvania, City OF PhiladeI-
j. w. McAllister, President, and E. T.
(ircsSon, SECRETARY OF the Franklin Fire
Insurance Company of Philadelphia, do
soleinDly affirm that the foregoing state
| nent is true to the best OF their kno wIcdge
and belief.
j. W. McALLIsTER, President.
E. T. CRESS0N, Secretary
Signed and affirmed So before me, this sec
oud day of March. 1896.
tseaij sAML H. KIRRKtPATRIGK;,, RItP
JOHN 2 WIGHT, Agent.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

OAK GROVE-ACre lots SEQ up.
Room $50 r st. NV. mr1S-St
FOR ALE-On account OF change in
my pace OF work, l will sell at sa cri-
flee, neWiy-bajit, 5-roOm cottage, one acre
lot, at 0deptuh, B. & 7. K. r.; convenient
trains daily to and from Baltimore, Wash
ington and Annapolis. Address S. c. AN
DERS0N, telegraph operator, Odentou.
Anne Arundel Co., nd. nh17-7tem
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-Fiu
farm, with 3 dwellings nd outbuildings:
has granite and red sandstone for building
purposes; near railroad; price. 5000.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE acre of
land; good Groom dwelling, outbuildings
and stable; also storeroOm, with 3 living
rooms over store; fruit. fine water, etc;
price. So 900.
FOR sALE--200 acres in w. Va, fine
farm, with S-Toom house, outbuildings,
price. $40 per acre; viii exchange and
pay S1,5Q0 to 1000 difference in cash
for place near Washington; no iucGm-
brance on any OF these properties c. c.
JOHN son, Haynarket, Va. 2t
FOR SALE-At cost; four desirable
houses; from So GOO up; Gu monthly pa y
mentS. Vacant lots ON small monthly pay
ments; well located; i cent fare; p. & o.
/. j. BAKER, owner, Langdon. mr1 5-4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a TOUR in Europe of so days, visit
ing Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Bel
gium, France, England and Scotland. For
Particulars address GAiLLARD SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES. 1923 5th st.Hw., Wash
ington. ID. c. mrl 20, q. %, u %
Washington. D. c., March 18th. 1896.
John r. Young. Clerk Supreme Court OF tie
District OF Columbia:
Sir: In accordance with sections 11SS
United States. relating to the DEairictr of
Columbia, / hereby file in your office q de-
scTipiiOn OF bottle owned and used byme:
Weiss Beer Bottle. dark amber glass,
marked George Kernwein'S Son-WeisS
Beer. Washington. u. q. This bottle never
sold" with head OF George Washington
imprinted IN glass and marked trade mark,
registered" -
NJ. G. KERSWEIN.
Witness: H p. galley.
True copy, Test
(Sealb j. X. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY l.. p. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk.
Headquarters No. %, L. V. L., March II,
1896-The EnCampment is called 10 escort
the remains OF Comrade Henry Houghtaling.
late private Company X, 9th New Jersey
Volunteer Infantry. from his late residence,
SIC X st. n W. 10 the depot, Wednesday, at
s O'Clock p. m. II. GRAY PURAIAN, Col
onel. BY order 0. d. THATCHER, Ad-
Jutant. 1t
JAN. a. '06-I have this day disposed
of my Interest in business at 1918 ST.
Sc 10 Mr. r. W. MORGAN, VINO will pay
all debts aud receipt all bills. G.. w.
CHANDLER. mr17-3t
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Auction Sales

AUCTION SALE Wednesday.
March 1S, 10 a. n.. at Neale aucti
rooms. 320T NJ st, Georgetown, u. u,
Gal; and cherry chamber sets, the entire
contents of q Segen-roOn house, consisting
OF chamber sets, mattresses. parlor furnl,
ture, carpets. rugs, chairs. knives and
forks, spoons. crockeryware, Ice cheSts, ctc
Also a large lotaof new goods direct from
one OF the largest. auction houses IN the
city of New York. Meas underwear. la-
dies hosiery. umbrellas, hardware and
cutlery or ali stIssis. Rogers finest goods
knives, Jerks aud spoons. clocks, lamps
. writing paper alinl envelopes, states. pens,
pencils, penhoiders, lead peBclis OF eyery
make ard size. ard in Iact. everything
usually found in first-ciass auction
house The cai1ens OF he District or Co
lumbla and the public in general are re-
SI5cctfully invited to atteEd this auction.
Sale commences at 10 a. m +. ID. VEAL
Auctiogee-. II
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS s. CO., AUC-
TIoNEERS. ,
GOVERNMENT SSLE4 OI' JNSiSh lCE-
ABLE PRoPERTY AND MATERIAL
AT TEE MAIL BAG EQUIPMENT
SHOPS, NOS. 40 AND lSl Z ST RELf
NOKrhWEST, WASH!N.ToN, u: G;
On TUESDAY,, March "A, 1896, at IL
O'Clock a. p5., VIII pc sold al pubic aGc-
ton, at ihc government mail bag equipment
shops, Nos. 479 and 4Sl street NORTH
west, quantity OF unServiceabie property
such a. Gu,u0U pounds iutc more or less.
The right is reserved 10 accept or reject
or AL hi,.s. Terms of sale cash
BE OF'itf nj 7 Gs1 IL
ii usbursiiiS Clerk, p o. Department.
TRUSTEGS,' SALE-By virtue OF
decd OF trust, duly rccorced on ISe
10th day OF November, ! e93, IN lber So9;
at To.io @Jl ct seq, Cne OF ne Iand
records OF the District Of CoumDia. we
Will sell at the request of the parties Sc
cured thereby, on iiURSnA y, &nFGt 10.
az oil n. }. ave. NV, at = O'Clock inc
following goo1s at pubic aucilon-t urni
turc and Household Goods-A lot CT
carpets. haiI i.aJ ra OK stand. 4 wall hat racks,
90 dining room tables. round tahlcs,
large extension iahies. % silver pateu
C8Sfors. 1 silver fInied coffee arm. water
cooler and l filter. 80 silver plated liable
forks. TCo SILVER Plated tablespoons. 70
knives. 80 silver plated teaspoons, nut
crackers. c sugar spOors, fnaitel Ci"ckS,
l center mar.hc-top table, Ia&rhIe-toa
Sideboards, TC dining room chairs, Z 'aiFs
OF lace window curtains = shales, | SIN
foot. 6-inch French range ard bTu!icr' l
twenty-iwo-inCh bro;ier, kitchen ware =
ice hoVcS. large quantity or ChlilaWarc anu
glassware, 8 umbrella stands. BY order
or trustees.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

Wv a NTED-One large unfur. room for
housekeeping. Address I. 3 s.. this
office. 1t
WA ANTED-From 10 3 unfurnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping, located
between 1st and 10th, ID and Il NV; no
children. Address Box 19, this office.
mill 3t-en
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HELP wANTED-sIALB.
Hep Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for 10c-
wANTED-Good waiter; none other
need apply Gall between 10 and IL.
w fiEst,class ladies'
wANTED-Bo for light work; must
come well recommended. Apply at
1871 7th St NV. 1t
ANTED- Statesmen, in this city. for
euLIreiy ucw punch card system, liberal
Inducements Address Lock Box 5l3, w ash
Ioslon, u. Z. II
w ANTED- Iathers at Riverdale.
Nd. AppiyL. G. sINN. mFl7-3t
WANTED tailor at 1909
So. IVY. mrII-Zt
wANTED-A few live men to solicit
lire ana acetdent Insurance; salary and
commission paid Apply between and
. y. H., UNDERWOOD X CO., 5l9 18th
ST. NV. nlTl6-6t
"---------- - ----------------------= -
HELP yyANTED-FFMALE.
Hep Hai,ted end SituctionS irGIESI
20 Words for 1Oc.
VA ETED-A talIOrpss. DELANY,
1719 be Sales st.
NTED-Two thoroughly exper-
Ienced sAIFt hands. DELANT, 1I19
De Sales st. 1t
ANTED-Wiite eiri for general
LOuSewuIK, Also "a competent nurse
% 11Iu S I. NV II
ED-A goou experienced ali
DRESS ON coats Address SOS l. 81. NV.
mrle-Zt
WA MI ED-Ofuee girl; must tc willing
TO WOrk aIa ceGnf wages so
monin ana furnished room. AddrcsS tjOX
.. ., TINS OTllcc- II
wa NTED-TWO isdies 10 canvass Tor
d good article. Apply at 1866 Valley
ST., West Washington 1t
WANTED girl, to wash, iron.
and heap 40 hOGSc wUR1 IN small family;
stay nights; small wages. 2IS0 RaId
place. 1t
WA NTED.-A neat yOuEg white girl
Tor general house WORK; two in family:
must stay nights. Call at lO4 81; nv.
ma1S-2t
wANTED-A good white ecok aLd
general hOuscWorEeTi apDty early
5l2 IOthst. NV. IEa1S-2t
NTED-W bite girl To COOK and do
GlrtitrdI ugdsGwOES, no washing or IRON
ing good home for coed girl 623 II ST. NV
Item
WANTED Young ladies win good
votCeS iOr amateur opera company, les
sons ~ Voice culture free for Serv4C 4Ces. Ap-
pIy Room %. s34 nv. mh11-2t-eIn
w NTED-CoiOred woman, for gen
ef5lI Housy work must have good refs.
Address 40 q 81 ne. F''H' Item
w ANTED -Tailoress wanted; inst
c.aSs. 70 heip Gu ladies' coats, only
ene used 10 WCrE with Lsdn BcSd apply.
also apprentice I o dFcss.1aEInS. VICTOR
NJ MYNaBRtDGE, 1910 81. NV. mrlT-2t
w a NTED-White girl 70 cock, wash
AMI iron, Dring refs 1923 X st. NV.
nlrl7-2t
WANTED-A midGie-aged white wO-
IIIaaL, Lhti.GErIeu, 10Y general house
WORK; no waSu:ng; stay nights, So; small
family; good home. Cau with ref. 6Z5
q St Il " I'm 6-2t-em
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FOR REST-HOUSEa

TUX aEsN l.
FOR RENT At SO Four new frame
Houses, 1vy City, corner Capitol and
Ccntr3layes.; D large rooms, papcred; water
in kitchen. KEYS al L. K. JACKSON, sos
q st. NV. Mctiill Bldg. mr1 st
FOR RENT-Corner Atm and opposite
pension OFFICE, Groom brick house;
MI. Key at Ga :5Td ST. NV. mrlT-3t
FOR RENT-Only $3.50; ;b-roomrrame,
with Potomac water, on Turner st.
ne. Apply To- AUG. II. WIENEKE, 1902
Turner ST. and BiadeDSburga road ne.
mr1 4-1mo
FOR RENT-House OF 10 rooms. Eand-
sonicly fur; furnace, open CRATES, sill
yer, CHINA, etc; close IN; low rent 10 TespOn-
slble party; elegant home Or for boarders.
HARVARD, this office. mh1 81 lem
FOR RENTAL Brookland, 7-room
frame cottage; with modern improve
ments; squares from electric cars. h-
quire l. S. HOLLIDGE, care Saks & Co..
city. mrl 2-tt
The morning times., 1896-03-18
FOR RESr-RatiAts

FOk RENT elegant unfur. rootns.
suitable for tight housekeeping, On "a
anu 80 fioors,, With sanitary palnfoonf' gus
and furnace heat. Apply 62l Il ST, NV.
FOR RENT-Large room, furnished.
With neat: suitable for gentlemen,
with good board; $50 per month: also
unIir1itsted rooms, cheap. 22a ID ST. NV.
FOR RENT-A nice furnished room.
convenient 10 bath, for gentleman:
cheap. 329 9th ST. NV. Ii
FOR RENT-Very large 2d-story front
ioota, soatnern exposure, Sl6; also
mediuIu-Size 3d-story trent room. 80 per
month; with or without board. 10 Grant
place nY. mhlS-3t
FOR RENT WelI-lishted ;ltnin2-rooln
and Kitchen; also bright second story
back room, furnished or uiIIurnished. 1891
l1th st. nw. mr1S-ot
FOR ENMT-Two large roOIns, fur,
nishcu OF Gnfurnished; suita bic FOR
housekeeping rent reasonable 500 1cth
st. ne 1t
FOR RfGNa'-Iwo uHIt4insned rO0,ns,
:, itti water and gas. on second floor
fora stiaiiiaUily withoutany = children; 7ta
9th ST. NV. mr1 S-3t
FOk RENT Miee front room, uniur
nlSuett, uuuU, gas ana bath; only So per
month: also back parior. 100 9Th st i,w
ICOE. RENrT-'rbIee liniurnisteti rooms
mr1 sat
FOR RENT Back l.ariOr, wiIa heard
Iof two, $40. 125 c st. ne. urlS-3t
FOR RENT Two large Coui. front and
tack LOOMS, uniurmslcd, with alcoyc.
spC'o;'d itcor; M. J.; ia fntaH iainiy. li.t
9th 81. nw. 1t
FOE RIGN'T-Fur., q bright, cheerful
IIuni Icuroom III quiet house; family OF
adults good location, Convenient to a II ears
ana departments anu Center Market; Well
heated: terms reasonable. Inquire 1902
Z ST. sN Item
EOR REET-3B3 st nice front
rooms, water and bath; adults; 81
FOR REN'p-DrcsS-ma King parlors.
WITH good trade established; fur. Or
unfur.; Orders on hand. 327 l. st. NV.
mn lI-3t-em
FOR RENT newly-fur. or unfur.
rouiiss, ~ lioor; iisat, BATH ana gas;
private FAMILY. Apply 704 I ST. NV.
FOR RENT-Handsome saloon-parlor.
SI2; aiso rooms for light house
keeping, Sd floor, SIP; also April L, en-
tire "a flocr, 4 rooms, heat and gas, $25;
no children; 9th ST., above 7: electric cars
pass door; first-class table board il de-
sired Address DESIRABLE, this office.
ma l-ot-eIh
FOR RENT or Gnfur. rooms
1900 eth ST. NV, cor. z. ma1T-3t
II ca EIcRI-ITITN = n. j ave. NV, nicely
fur. rooms; with or without beard:
rooms from 80 up, with hoerd irom SIG
TO $50. malT3t
TOR RlGrJaN-rwo handsomely fur.
Cunnccti iIrE rooms; first tlOCr; gas.
wafer bath, Eeati private family. AUpiy
jIT y. Y. ave. ma17-3t
E0R EEET-Orncc rooms, fur. and
dniur.; location near the ShCrchan
Hotel; WA rent by the hour, DAY or month.
Caiiorud,ress 133o II ii. NV. ma1T-7t
FOR RENTED f.0or, two unfur.
rooms with bath; private family: no
Other roomerS. 1871 Slh 4. NV. ma1T-3t
FOE RENT Entire floor, 8 rooms: fur.
or unfur; references required 53l
| Sth ST. NV. ma17-3t
FOR RENTING first class fur.
TOJI!s, sInEIc or en- suite; one block
| from new library. 225 Pa. ave. Sc.
mr154t
FOR EENT-9l6 II st. NV. pleasant
rooms Tor two; reasonable; also balt
room with board mrl5-5t
The morning times., 1896-03-18

THE RANDOLPH. eel and 223
E. Capitol ST.; a fifst-class boarding
house; good rooms: table and service.
mr5 limo