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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
Christlnn Endenvor 1soa RnlIy.

The great Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton will be held In Washington, ID. c..
July Sth TO 18th. Friday evening. June
26th, there will be a meeting held IN
the Seventh-Street Christian church,
around which is centered the anxious
thoughts of thousands Of Christian peo-
pie, especially the young Christians. The
committee having this programme In
charge will spare no effort TO make il the
grandest and best meeting ever held I'm
this city Rev. Charles 4. Stakeley. y.
D., Of the First Baptist church. head
quarters for Virginia at Washington will
deliver an address on "Washington" He
will tell what a welcome his people have
In store for the Endeavorers. DR.. Stake
ley is an orator OF national repute and
there Is no doubt OF the pleasure and in
struction to be derived from hearing him
Mr.. Miles NJ. Shand. chairman OF the 1896
Entertainment Committee. will tell what
IL means 20 receive 10000 visitors and
find homes for them.
Another Of Weshlngton's most forceful
speakers viii probably be present. A com
mttee will decorate the church, appro-
pirate music Is being arranged. among
which is the Virginia State-rally song.
written by Miss Birdie Farrar. and "On-
ward. Christian Endeavor" by Miss Lii
lie Pearce, Of Seventh-Street Christian
church Christian EndeavOr Society. This
has just been written, and will be sung
for the first time on this occasion.
Special invitation is given 10 all the
young peoples societies in the city TO at
tend in a body. Where notice is given
seats will be reserved for them. 4 cordial
welcome will be given TO all who may
come.
Mr.. Robert LeclSy. Jr.. 1000 east Main
street, is the transportation leader FOR
VIRGINIA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21

RIBBONS in all colors-Black and White
silk Taneta-4 inches wide, never sold
for less than 2jc. NOW lie.
FANCY STRIPE AND PERSIAN Eff
FECTS in Ribbon at astonishingly LOW
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
THE JEFFERSON
THE JEFFERSON
ROOF GARDEN
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
CWeathor p0uuttng)
Ia 49,
CoyrEnEnATr NirsErE1.

in Che ulvls Mansion, corner Twelfth
and Clay streets. opap to visitors daily
from 10 Il. NJ. 10 p. 81.
Admission. % cents. except Saturdays.
when admission g. free 10 tue pup
Annual membership ticket, 81, which ai-
mlts holder at an times.
Lifo membership. so. ap lG-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
LILIPUTIAN WEAR.

CHILDRENs DUCK AND SERGE
ETON BLOUSE SUITS, also REFERS.
have all undergone a change Of price,
which will make it an object for you TO
Buy NOW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
Trimmed mATs AND noNNErs.

White. Black, Leghorn. and Tan Tam O
Standardized Lace Crown. Roush-
straw-Brim Hats, TRIMMED WITH
ALI-sILK RIBBON AND FLOWERS,
real value s.; NOW $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS

On > fAAlI4ik lDiA ltON LAD
TO DUTCH GAP.
TUESDAY. JUNE Z3, 1906
Benefit Virginia Hospital Hot supper
and refreshments. Adults, Zoe. children
tickets 2ic. Boat leaves wharf ht 20
Street-cars viii meet boat on return.
jo l3-F. SuWIu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
WAISTS.

Another week of Walst-selllng-NE
STYLES, NEW PRICES: The usual Soc.
Waists. with Numbered collars and cuffs,
full sleeves, AT 29c. TOMORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
SUITS AND WAISTS.

II the selling increases In the same
proportion as the prices have decreased.
last weeks sales will be left far behind.
Stylish Grass Linen Blazer Suits: sizes,
80 to q; sold readily at $50; NOW RE-
DUCED TO S2.3s.
Crash Linen Blazer Suits that sold at
S29S, NOW S23s-only a few left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
EXCURSIONS, PIcNIcs, sc.

THE VENABLE-STREET CHURCH
will run an excursion to ola Pour ll
WEDNESDAY, June Zith. The train
leaves 40 S.-J A. ~ Fare round lp,
81. Je -l-it'
HOWARD'S GROVE BAPTIST
Church Sunday School wll give fIn'r
annual picnic 20 Providence Forge FIl-
DAY. Juua 10th. Round trp. aluIt, au4
children, 2Ic. le I--t
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I'D MITm nm ~ pIcNIC plnrY

% Ashland Park. JUNE 18th. given ~
tho First English Lutheran Sunday
school Tlckcts-Adults only 60c.. chile
dren under u years. 25c. Train ltl..s
Elba station, Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad az S o'clock A. "a.
sharp. 1e l6-ruNSu2ti
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K HUFMHNN & co.
"A ROUND OF ROUSING BHRGRINS FOR THIS WEEK.
made quoted below snabe up-toe merchandise
waiting Your Dollars Do Double Duty Here This Week

Linen-Color Lawns. Norfolk Effect
Suits trimmed with buttons, sold at 1915,
NOW $2.95.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
FLOWERS, FOLIAGE, WINGS
AIGRETTES-

in fact. everything pertaining 10 Hat
Trimmings. at ASTONISHINGLY LOW
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01

rlareuee Gucriugor "opens the Famous
iets.dc tiuiol ~ Galveston.
Galveston TgNus, May i.-rhose who
visited Tho E,uou hotel today looked ahuet
thcm and imagined that a maAiciun's
wand And worked change m affairs ,hat
it was not drcanol would ever comic to
rafs 1Ac great hotel tho haven OF rest
tn summer for the ,.rcd tra.cicr from tue
Interior the homc for the one who is
seiNHs pleasant place 10 spend HIS
-uiunllr holiday. has uc "a renoaticd from
fcaar to ilugst1n and Was t1.ay thrvsn
~ en- 20 tac public, Clarence H. HucrtnN.r
rec of the post known ana noss popular
AuiHl mon in Texas, AT the itni OF AilAils.
Mr Gucringtr as proprietor OF tht
ifNuuu, iuok thil excellent place in hand
icN months dsu ana snce thrn no has
led nunNrDds OF Worllmen engaged IN
roneNat.ns inc Mhule place. New pnle
cuh Us the NJ Ills, the huildnig mas hecn re-
shed the interior hqAtuituiiy and im-
proNed the ext rior, mad In every room
How haddins springs and furniture have
! ht ~ provided Tor tho iha';A,Vias oi St't Us
who are expected TO apply flr ~ utnelts
Gurus the Summer months. thc office
was N,rn changed around uiid the visitor
now iuds hfnsell minrdiHWly in front OF
.hr clerks desk as soon as he enters tue
south, tcois. Large palms We're uaru 10
Gr,ui.@le the int iiur and IN every III
oVersrcons mak2 lile oil places COX new
" ith comfortable chairs. lnd larsa GRO, Is
Nvro present enjoying tuc ln%uitrA t-us
rloyldQl. nhe staii OF thc new mniasv-
mcnt s icurgc r.. Horst. chief clerk ane
J. kkerpor, ". y. taS;on day clerk. unp
! .fauk Horny. nif.hi clDrk. McSsrs. ltastoD
aua Horst We're iorncriy Of the IIutcnns
ia iDuajan are both very lopulur alu
vii 10 of Great hencnt TO tne house.
Proprietor Clarence -uoiinTgi . pro-
| Hros i've hotel ntn. He has taken hcld oi
| Aie Heeah aud within i few months has
: M e.. al = H.l e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01

day. hut he has no: been soon or hoard
~ since His yaung wife WAS III when
be cfl aud is slil SEX, i!c refnscl 10
inka a change OF clothing, saying. Il
nil return tomorrow. No cause Is
Known why he should dcplri ,his ron-
nlnNN l4o caE'ieu several hundred doll
las with him. and the gcneral impress
siou is tli,t hc has hesn fouily dealt with.
lle WAS sober and frugal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01

panic and rros.rated Industry for r.
suits The only eject, 80 far ns silver
Is concerned. has BEEN TO reduce its value
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01

iall@safsee' Fla.. My Al. w. Ar.
q -. eontFaaisr. left here May 10 Tor
,,asaaa' near Pensacola. to buy material
ae WAS seen in. the latter place next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01

Washnetpa May 9t-At The spansh
legation il Is oans!a RED quite prabahla the
steamer reported as being chased by a
Spanish gunhoat from Port Antonio, a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01
RN.S1RI(KEyal
thousands Of visi,sr !
Devastation a, AZ
N0pduF VIEWING ROO. 4
'"n"ra, rrocessicn. r,...
streets All i,s,-r,.,,' ! y
mo c'', III Cos,,.a, \

IS s. II, Louis May Every ~,
,ns me $. s'oTm-s,rscken e,.y y.
,'day. They brought ,hos 10Y ~
20 view Tho devas.a,.on ana -
ny the awful storm Of w NJ e
streets OF the r,Trea II
-, ,.''onsou with visitors ali a.,
IN "''ncst every fowl ~ =
=" 'adius OF 500 miles, aud p,,,.
49, 'r'aAilns rain fell; kses
"a c.cuds covered Inc u,
"a anal scene man the MI. Y
vi oly Presented could ss..!'
as ~ d, and through ,he IN
~ tile Jay long came i ,S.s
~ MS. Neaiy 100 burlsl ns.'i
suv" by mo Eeal,l dspati,c..,
"i'a every nealse In tie civ u
ctrs,Anl usa. w v
y. carly dawn people b.r,,
] 10 tue c.ty mpigge, slarv ~,
% iiltnts. but Tor ihe mss
HtQ re Mho vis TED them va,,
nicrni1 desire to see the MAJ.
ul lie unfortunate victims If \.
M cay long the officers a, !.
Ncut busy kce. iiy the pscS.
iiAe AIT OCT OF me uewias ~
MOT sue. Livery few minute,
[ would think they mad ilscoyrs
whvm they knew among d,
rcs d 10 view. Super.nieny,
lie n'orsue had a lry.rg Tina |.
ms qocstlGns n regard 10 M
IL AitG names; and ueserlptOe, 0
Who nave rot been seen by M
since the stf'm. There were rsi
rom points IN oil dlitelitas
( go az, chicago, Cincinnati, 10
diallapo is, Kansas CITY All 1
I smaller placcs were represHs
I slCh tawAs came anx Gus pe,ss !
Ter st iriends.
although four days have Coz.
since lhc tornado here, the IN
. ciiy officials in clearing agay i
f. scarcely perceptib'e. The IL
Cos without street amps. hi
aisor iel is that furnished by ~
ir.c plants and the priEcila! sirs
Ga l...S.. The street tel.xsy
hnNc ha. Hundreds Of mea Il
pairing the damage 10 their nd
aid trolley wires and toby 4
/ the principal lines were In aYyj
the work that i-ns been dsns 4
when compared with that VII
that There IS scarcely any pasd
prel amcui. The telephone ssrTsl
tcally la,nlyzea. although ,ts I
company fas had hundmi; 4
WORK repairing the .hmags ,oh|
hundreds of demolished hSE4j
nor be n touched. No one Ia ]
ruins renrenl the hodlcs ., slfal
storm. IN many lccu.ilies . ID
arises from the ruins. Wlesa1
/ due TO The fact that the ruai y
/ man nodes or dad animals Y
can tell.
" ork of searching the rnis I
city lull for victims Of the 81
today %.th IL force Of !ahola., !
imteniont OF the workhalss y
vit1 n gang Of fifty nesro p'is'a.
ling the s.arch. Besides u
worlihouse laborers thirty lh1I
lfhn a9,.far dprortmeut Wers al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-01
,lLf.Ep ~ l ! q.

cA1la1a' N'eH' "a " :
WIS shot and .l kl,, VS.,
= = = > g s. s. ,sa' 's i.sa
re'iloa tael H., III h q fa,D II
S 6 sa III !. r i9 ,,sls ~ =
controlled ana 'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTINt; STEVENS
School House.-ofce of the commissioners DC,
Washington ID. g., April IL, ls9G.-Senled propo.
sails will be received at this Office until TWELVE
NJ On SA11 iDAI, APRIL TWENTY FIFTH
1885, for reconstructing Stevens Sclool House. on
lots D. % and -. square I3, west side of 2ls
street between and l. streets northwest.
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications to-
gether with all necessary information may bc
obtained upon applica ton therefor the office of
the inspector Of buildings Of the District OF Co
lumbia, and bids upon these forms only will be
considered: The right is reserved TO reject any
and all bids. JOHN W. ROSS, GEORGE
TRUESDEllL, CIIAS #. POWELL. Commission
ers, D. Z. GplS-6t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

q, ST.&DWG., 7R. .$0.T6
1929 Union sw, 6r12.00
$50 II sw. Or. .....13.S0
3l2, 1928 II sw, Or. 12.0
1870 France &c, 4r. $50
354 + sw, Or. sta. 1880
331, 329 VI sw, 5r. 1880
ll6 ID Sc, or.
D.LEONARD,530 Az s.w.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-BY
HILL & JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1909 Penna. ave
UNPUBLISHED.

FURNISHED.
II bet 18th AID lsth \ st bet 18th and
i av bet i7ta st y st bet ieth& sothi Gs 81
and Conn ..... $50. Conn sy bet aud
Cor 18th & Corco an $50 s sts.......... 1896 81
ay bet 18th st ST bet Doth and
and Conn ay. :. 1888 80 2lst SITS. ....... l66 81
st bet 18th and Cor 10Th and II SITS. $50
10Th SITS. ......... 300 Rhode Island bet
bet l4th and 18th 800 18th & Conn ave. $50
10Th st bet X and l. 300 Cor 2lst and o l35
r av & 18th ST .a66 81 F st bet l7th&lsth. .l25
st near Conn $50 Corcoran bet 18th
Conn av bet and and 18th sts......12
SITS. 80 Corcoran st bet 18th
st bet both and st and y II los
2lst sts.......-... 200 18th st bet OAR SITS 100
10th st bet Q and r. 200 + st bet lTthS1Sh ~ 33
X nv bet 18th and 18th ST bet II | ay a
tonn av 200 y GUNNER .--.-.... 90
2Oth ct bet G and II LIS Cortoran bot nth
and NH ,summtrD55
FURNISHED FLATS.
rooms and bath on st bet 1lth and 18th. SIS
~ STORES
il2z Conn ave-, 1nres store ..............io
OFFICE ROOMS.
once rms I'd noor 7oi rms. 90 floor, 7o4
18th ST. .S+5 :4lh ST, each. 49,. SIS
Office rooms, LIST floor
doi 18th 81. 80
-ooms, ID door, 1910 ST., southern eI-
STABLES
Stable In 81 bet L. NJ, Goth and Dist SITS. $50
Brick stable bet 18th and 10th and and L SITS IS
BULLETINS AND PERMITS CAN BE OBTAINED
AT OUR OFFICE. api6-tu, thSs
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t1NN. 447 7TH ST. S.W,
63e G ne. Sr, ami .S35. 90
43S It'll sw, Tor, sto. ~. 81
443 1th sw. store. 20. 90
134 n Sc, Or, wa. 10. 80
II X sc, 6r, wa. -. 10. 80
VIC LIST sw. 81. wa 10. 90
$50 L NV, Sr, ami 5000
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I11S b sw, Or ami $3.50 30 sw, wareh. $50 90
6O7 18th sw st&dw 80 90 41y&Va av sw s&,l 30 90
636 sw. 7r. ami. % OO BOB AZ sw. st&dw % 90
1O5 AZ sw, st&dw. 70 00 1909 Az sw 6r,ami I 80
701 It'll sw. st&dw 20 80 l63 Cal 6r ami 10 30
92S sw, 7r, wa 90 2}9 AZ sw, st&,iw 20 30
G39 F. Sc. Sr. ami. % so 40I ~ sw, st&tlw IS 90
1855 Az sw, 6r&w. 1880 427 Az sw. st&dw 20 80
1927 AZ sw. 6r, mi 1880 121 VI So. 6r wa. 10 80
0221a ID sw. Or, mi 800 i64 sw, Or, II 30
313 MLean av.6r,w. IL 30 s21 Sd sw, 5r. wa. ~ 30
23l + sw. 5r. .12.O0 400 sw, 5r wa II 80
46l J S., 6r,w. 10 co 92S LIST sw, Or VIII 10 90
1873 80 Or, wa 10 30 S24 ID sw, Or mi. Is 90
ap1S-3t' {. II. PARKER X Co, cor. 4h&E s.w.
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f'bE kFN L
1902 14th NV, SD. $50 33
21O2 Ward pl, Or. 30
go LIST Sc, Tor. 30. 81
920 25th NV. Or. Ia. 30
81 Pierce st NV, Or. 10. W
1922 Wylie ne, Or. IA. 5e
203 Il ne, Or. IL. ~
115 r ne. Or. ......13. 3O
2205 f NV, Ar. .12.30
sos 21st NV. Ar. IL. ~
3i3 f NV, Ar. Ill 80
WASH
1t L b
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2O5l e NV, 4r. ....11.3O
l05 Reeves NV, 6r. 1920
lO1 Reeves NV, Or. 1893
lib Reeves NV, 4r. .1O.3O
III r'r 120 + NV, Ar. 1U.3
1927 r'r 1925 oath, 4r1O. 30
Col Calldn ne, 6r. $50
2031 F. ne, 4r. $50
I2i r'r 1893 22d, $50
1910 \. 3l fl, 3r. 800
Sl9 ID ne, Or. 20. 30
n DANENHOWER,
1911 q VI nv
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FOR RENT-ssO ~ S.w
359 ! sw, Or, bath. $3.50
$40 Sd sw, Or, ba. .12.5O
$40 F sw. 7r. ba. 1900
l2tS 3D. Sc, Or, ba. 1880
314 F sw, 4r, ba. .12.5O
BOB. 300 II sw,Gr,b.14.3O
ln9 NJ SO, Or, ba. 1000
315 Va ave, 5r. 30
aD1S-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY W. C. DUVALL. 925 F ST. NV
59s 9TH NV; 1'r sa5 . lt34 NV. lar. sos Is
1927 9TH NV, l1r. $50 1880 Columbia, Or. o 90
a3l 10Th NV, Or. - so 32e NV. Or: 81 80
8 9th ne. Or. $50 1914 I'd ext, 7r. .21 90
2210 18th NV ,0r&st. $3.50 1921 VI av NV, ST. 20 90
1904 Sd Sc. 1890 S23 18th ne. Or. 10 80
Z Myrtle ne. Or. 40 704 I av nw,6r. .16. 80
FOR COILDRED TENANTS.
4O7 ne, IT.. .$1f 90 1896 NV, ar. SIS. 90
1924 J nwor. 400 $40 9th ne, Or. - 30
81 Fenton ne. 30 42l Goth NV, Or. i2 co
STORES.
Store 1904 1ith nwS22.50 Stair ITO 1th nwS21 90
St&dw 14S G CDR. 5.OOi
Office rms. $50 f. IL W., all heated by steam, cheap
Sta r'r 422 I'd .$l5. 70 Store 1882 18th NV 30
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN Y
7th&H ne. Sr&stO. t$t5. M
S22 7th sw, 6r,ami. 1880
1915 18th NV, Tor. .3S. w. w
1919 C'sw, Or, ami. 1880
1872 B sw, 7r, stoa.@. W
300 I sw, Or, wa. S.M
1918 1st De, 6r, wa. 1850
ap1S-2ts
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Some delightful houses Columbia Heights
JOHN SHERMAN,
apl1-t i0 1ith st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FULI4Y FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
summer or longer; south front; convenient to cars
and herdics: p st, few doors from 18th. Address
FURNISHED HOUSE Star office. It,
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1llo-l2 st (warchl. 500 RI 1916 T.. $40 50
1903 l. st. 10 rms. - $40 2eth st, 10
1927 18th IT, Y rms 40 1907 Union ct rms 10
1874 10Th st (store,- Stable r'r l4l4 ii ST 10
JAMES NJ. GREEN.
ap1S-3t I'll st
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FOR RENT-CoMPLETELY FURNISHED: ST
NV. near 14th st. NV; rooms and bath; re-
ception hall; MI; side alley; $35 If taken by
May !. JAMES e.. JESTER, $50 F st. NV.
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FITCH FOX & BROWN,
apl6-tf 1906 q St NV.
OUT OF TOWN-ATLANTIC CITY.
FOR RENT-OR SALE-BARGAI\S IN HOTEIS
boarding houses aud cottages; building sites
sonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO.,
saSl Bun Atlantic CITY ~ J.
OUT OF TOWN-MISCELLANE
FOR RENT-ASBURY PARK, y. J.-nESIRABL,E
furnished cottages fo rent. Send for list.
MILAN ROSS.
-2aw3n' Ashury Park, y. ].
FOR RENT-A FINE. DOUBLE HOUSE IN BAL
Iimnre; fifty feet front: handsomely furnished
for rent fer two wears from LIST May. situated
Eutaw pace bstwepn ID 1lpiin and Lanvne; would
rtn' for boarding house. Address Box 1872 Star
Office. apl1-6t.
FOR RENT HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE, NEAR
Sykrs,ille, Ii. and -. G.R, being in
Europe: co<modious hpusa; COMPLETELY FUR
NISiiED; hath hot and cold water; ice house
filled: spacious lawn. shaded Iorrh's. good garden
ample stabling AMI carriage room; telephone: two
mails daily: terms moderate. Apply To j. II.
STEELE, Eldersburs Nd. apl0-7ts
FOR EE\T-AT HARPER'S FERRY. W. VA. ONE
brick house. 10 rooms. two lots good cistcrn;
S25 per month One SOON cottage. furnished.
good cist"rn plenty shade: Sl.D for season. Ilnth
rear the lockwood. Address a. i. DANIEL,
Harpccs Ferry, W. Va apl6-3t'
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FOR REsST-BY JAS r SHEA G32 PA AV y W
80 9th se, 1lr... $40 0dI 81 AZ sw, 7r....l6O0
1929 Corcoran, 6r. %. 4U G37 Sc ST Is 90
613 Md av sw. Or. 20 sol 23l + sw 5r......12 90
43S 9th sw Sad. 10 00 9o9 1lth So 5r 10 30
235l2 1ith sw, 6r. 20 O1 1923 n Sc. 5r. - 80
i3l y Y av NV, Or. 1000 Twining City. 6r... 500
upiS-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
WANTED WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE WHO
can procure me q position under government at
retained; strictly confidential. Address BUSINESS
WOMAN, Star Office. 1t"
wANTED-BY DRENSMAKER WORK BY THE
Star office. ap1s2e'
WANTED STTUA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHITE
cook; IA years refs Also two chambermaids;
and boys for general work in families. 700 l.
NV, DUNDORE'S. it,
WANrED-PLACES FOR 3 VERY COMPETENT
laundress, seamstresses, maids, general
workers; refs LADIES' EXCHANGE, Gil 18th st.
ap17-ie"
WANTED-BY A PROF. NURSE, TO DARE FOR
Sick male or female or to take of invalid;
extensive hospital practice doctor and city ref;
no objection to travel Address EMMA, Star office.
ap17-2t'
WANTED-BY NEAT, RESPECTABLE YOUNG
white girl, place chanlbermaid nurse; best
city reference Please address NJ. A., Star office.
api7-3e
WANTED-POS1ION WITH REFINED LADY OR
gentleman as private secretary, literary assist
ant or travelling companion, by young lady Of
gcod birth, intelligence and ability. Addrts
T. o. Box 10, Washington. ID. G. apl6-3t'
WANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN,
care Of invalid, position in private family
charge Of liLen room In hOtel best reference.
Address l.. E. C., Star office. ap163e'
WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS LAUNDREssS,
washing to take home to do; satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply 1914 st. ap163e'
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WANTED Ely A RE2SPEt,TAEIE COLORED GIRL
place as chambeI maid. Call three days, POI
St NV It,
wANTED-BE \ RESPECTABIE YOUNG COL
ored girl, place to do general Homework; will 20
Awa=. Please call address 1910 X ST NV les
WANTED FRENCH Girl. STU ALTON AS
nurse or maid; years hest city refs. wants to
make engagement for June l. = NJ. J., Star office.
apis Sc
WANTED SEWING IN FAMILIES; FINE UNDER
Wear. childrens clothes, darning and mending:
good huttOnhOle worker and machine operator:
help drcssmaker: cheap. Address ). NJ, Star Office
IT,
NANTED-BI A RESPECTABLE COIORED Girl.
place TO do general housewOrk, or as nurse i'm
small private family. Call address lie oath
81. Nv. it
WANTED-BY COVERINGS, SPEAKING FRENCH
ard German position; best Of references Ad-
drsss y. N, Star ONCE. apl6-3t'
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED BOARD BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
in suburbs. within 40 minutes drive OF sd and
h SITS: must be private family and have accom-
mOdaio for horse. Address, stating price and
location, q. Z. s., Star Office. apl f. tu sEm-3t
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FOR RENT-CHEAP' DURING SUMMER-1345 L
NV; IA rooms; modern improvements; south
front; near cars and herdics; keys at 1343 L.
Apply, NJ. KEN, S15 Md. ave. ne. it,
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FOR RENT-BY WM. G. NORRIS. COZ 18TH y W
1924 Marion, 81. mi 81 30 500 2st 11r. la 300
22l NV 6r..... 20O0i 1906 18th, sr. ami 81. 10
:UIS3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT AND
stenographer, employment after 4 pm. or even
Ing; best references Address GUlON, Star Of
flee ap1I-3d'
HANTED-BY YOUNG MAN (23). EDUCAT ID
III Europe, speaks four modern languages, posi-
tion as private tut"r correspondent secretary:
good II nnan and hookket per, best references and
bend given il required. Address f. r. Star Of
ice ap14-tu.w. f.s.It'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-R. q. Campbell. 5l7 10TH ST.
nw.-427 10th st. NV; "r. apartment with
bath, for hous keeping: $500. apls.I
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS IN THE Mt yEE-
non, 9Th st. and New York ave-
One Broom and bath. for housekeeping .S45 ~
Dne 4-room and bath. housekeeping s. ~. 90
Apply at office, premises.
nplS-3t BARR & SANNER
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APPLY, NJ. MEM, BIZ Md. ave. ne IT.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE: NINE ROOMS:
reasonable for summer months. Call, bet. and
3, 1919 18th ST. NV, ap16St'
FOR RENT-2s11 14TH ST.; FURNISHED; 10
rooms AMI bath. Fpr further information inquire
MT VERNON RYa, r18h and Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT " "a,
Fren, h Hotel, 18th 4 -
and p: ave. .SS3. 81
1917 N NV, 12r. :. ,S3.3a
1910 8 NV, 11r. ..lS6.W
9l4 NJ NV, 11r. -70.W
916 N Y ave, 12r. $500
15&O Corcoran, 11r..45.0
1918 9th NV. 11r. f9.Y
1906 r NV. 9r&sta. M.@
14lS 9th NV, Or. 80
1888 L NV, Or. :. I35. 90
St&dw 10th & NJ nT35. 90
40 I'd NV, Or. %. J.30. M
1887 9Th NV. 7r. It25. 90
24b p NV. Or. ..,.2b.W
1916 Columbia, Sr!! ~. Wj
1O11 Sth NV, 7r. .22.O0l
ap18-3t ABBERf
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FOR RENT-s14 18TH ST. NV, OR 2 HAND
some com unfur. rooms, ID floor: AMI: we'll
kept house; private fSDly; would furnish sep
arately or together; double parlors, fur. I'M
fur; reasonable. mh2l I'm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED FROM 4 TO 2D-FIOOR ROOMS,
suitable for light housekeeping, by desirable
party with no children; permanent If shifted ;
louise owned by residents preferred. Z. X, Dept
Interior. lts