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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Mrs. Catherine McC;raW has returned
from the Maine General hospital at
Portland, where an operation was re-
Gently performed with very satisfac
tory results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Five persons united with the Con
Eresational church, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Judge Isaac s. Belcher of California,
is i'll the city, the guest of Hon. Treby
johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Anyone calling at Haskell Bros shoe
store may obtain a free sample of Al
lens Foot Ease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

MIR and Mrs r. Wesley Dunn of
Waterville, were in the city, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14
Fragrant.

Fragrant,
choice and Japany are the teas we
offer you. If you have particularly
fastdious tea taste. we wish you
would try some of ours. You can |
help but like it, 1t is made from fresh
tender young leaves. carefully pre-
pared. We make a specially of tea
and coffee. We always have our eyes
open for the best. You don't need to
know anything about tea, to tell the
quality of ours.
+. L. WEBER, Augusta.
spr9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Hon. Seth NJ. Carter of Lewiston
was in the city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Mr. and Mrs. Atwood of Auburn
We're in the city, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14

Senator Elliott Wood of Winthrop
was in town. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-14
Railroads and Steamboat.
BANGOR ( AR0osrooK R. R.

Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
c'aribou at 7.05 A. NJ. and Bangor. at 3.a
II. NJ.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN EIGHT
K streets northeast, Washington. D.C.-Ofice Of
the Commissioners. DC, Washington, DC, Oc-
at this office until TWELVE NJ on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER SECOND, 1896, for constructing nm
and streets northeast. Washington, DC Blank
forms OF proposals and specifications, together
upon application therefor at the Office Of the
inspector Of buildings of the District of Columbia
and bids upon these forms only will be Considered
The right Is reserved to reject any or ali bids
Proposals must be fnclosed in an envelope, sealed
and indorsed on the outside of the enyelOpe
Proposal tc,. Constructing Egh.-room School,
Corner Of 9th and K Northeast" JOHN w
ROSS, GEORGE TRUESDEEL, CHAS F. POW
KLIA Commissioners. Do oc28-et
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

1895 n NV, er.......z5
1913 o ST NV. lor....45
2i04 14th ST NV. Tor. as
2S23 14th st. Or. ..4l.67
619 N Y ave, black
smith shop&dwg.....4O
1902 Il ST. Or. 40
1854 nth st. Tor. 40
1917 o ST NV. lCr. 80
2l35 p st NV. Sr.....40
2ol9 18th NV, Or. 40
Flat 8. b & Q. 9r....40
72S i1th ct NV, lar. 40
l7O0 Il st NV. Or. 40
l1i2 y st, Sr. 40
2l07 Pa nv, 12r. 40
2i20 14th st, sr. $3.50
2i2S l4th nv, lor. $3.50
800 A st Sc. Tor. .35
1905 10Th st, sr-..-...35
l25 b ST, 2 front
rooms. ID floor. .3s
1885 r 81 NV, Sr..3S
1902 y c st, Or. .35
1880 c9ta 81 nw. lGr. IS
1918 Fla av NV, Sr. .35
3U2l L 81. Or. .30.as
] l42i 33d ST Dw.lIr.3O.5D
225 II st ne. 12r. 80
ll26 18th ST. Or. 80
5l3 18th st NV. LIST n.30
623 4 81 "a ID, 7r...25
Up pit 733 7th NV, 5r. 30
Sv2 ii 81. Sr. 80
2ilo 1ith st, 9r......30
3n2l p ST. 80
2900 Q ST nw.....2s.33
1903 Linden st. 7r. $3.50
1923 p ST NV. Or. $3.50
sl1 llth st NV. Or. rs
% II ST NV. 7r......25
Up pt S24 18th rw,7r.25
1902 9Th ST NV. 7r. 90 so
l1I3 5 ST nv. Or. .22.50
l1I7 S ST, 7r......22.5O
7ol ID st Sc. .s6c. .sr. - 50
lii3 Pierce pl. 7r. .22.5o
% ID st, 7r........2O.5o
81 ID ST. 7r........2o.5 so
1924 10Th st. 9r.....20
UP lloi-G-S l4th 81. .2r. 20
4sl5 Sth 81 NV. 20
lo2S 10Th ST nw, Sr. 20
1926 10Th 81 NV. sr. 20
3l6 1th st sw. Or. is
1916 y 81. lr...-...lS
2209 Eth st NV. Or. .l6
2207 eth 81 nv, sr. 10
::.920 7rh ST NV. Jr. .1S 20
lo29 Both st nv. .5r.l2. 80
lU3. 3o;h 81 nv. w.5r.l2. ~
pa Isl sw. Or. r.....l2.5D
ieG 5:h nv. .hescm't, 2r.l2
Gs1 -639 pomeroy ST,
4r. ca ca-..-.......i0.30
1918 y III az rear. ...l0
NE cor SD and Pros
pect SITS. 10
ll5 l. 81 Sc. Or.
2eo-92T N.iilor's al.
bet 9t.&iOth. N&o
sts. IS 60
I,ouses. Apply at office.
5. j. FISHER & CO..
1904 u -.
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FOR RENT
.a- ~. ~

FOR REM
l:-}. 37-33 /. st NV 1Wesley Hts NV lor 35 20
l3r .........-. S2ao.6o 3noS - NV or. 80 53
Go9 1ith st ny.1.r.eoor 1921 lltb NV. 81. ~ ~
.2f3 Q NV lSr(fur .l2j ~ .p36 Goth 81 NV ar - "a
lib Mass av. l2r ICo00 al = st NV Or -
123 Sth st NV. l3r. ;9 1914 Sth 81 NV. 6r - 80
so 9th DIV, iSr. .t;5.u 1851. U Il NV Sr - ~
1862 + NV. lGr. 60 oo 1917 I'd st NV ar -, 80
no & st nv, ler. $500 80 Spruce NV. sr. 1900
.ly III st nv. lUr. 80 ~ l37 9th - uw rr -
12t4 y NV. lor. 80 NJ 6i3 Y s NV, Or. - ~
1e22 II nw, i3r ..fp65 1910 Sth IT NV Or ~
ZIG Ind NV, Or. 5000 I6l6 Srh st NV CIR ~ ~
lS-Co-coran nw,.r $3.50 1881 18th 81 NV Or. II
1.02 Cap NV. :,r. ace apI q St NV, 9r. p ~
1913 |, ST NV. 12r .5o.op l.}s 4th ST NV Gr 2p 3S
1l2 18th st NV. l5r 90 l23 rsth Il NV ir ~ ~
13lat "rroran NV. l1r4S o1 4Dll Sth ST NV ~
.lI VI - NV, llr. 1900 SIG Y II av NV G- ~ 30
$50 L st NV. lor.. g. 1ll3 1G:h g. a".0.
l2l6 % II NV, !r. 80 1915 1Uth st NV Sr -
1875, 18Th 81 NV. Tor. 30 .l7 Sih nw. ar. 1900
32S E ST NV, llr. f0.1n 1921 Sih ext Sr au.,o
33i No nv. 13r. .1r.'-. 1a5 I'D 81 NV. Or
81 10th 81 nw, sr.ios, lia5 .sih Or. :.
liio 9th 1t nv, lDr - 20 LAG Sh NV. IL.
1lSl 1lth 81 nv, icr:..lo Ill VI 81 NV. Gr. IL 30
ZOOS 14th - lCTs5 .vu 1l3 VI - nw. Gr s. %
Up pit 2l26 14th. IGr $3.50
The aboye Is only q portion OF tho property on NV
books. For foil list call oic. huil,,in issued
OF the LIST and 18th TiOS +. wAGiiANAN.
oc21-tth&s gl1 Il II. NV.
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PERSONAL.

IT Is A PLEASANT SIGHT TO SEQ HOW NICE
the Inside pocket holds the solid hard cash that
we exchange for any amount of gents discarded
garments. Have US call. JUSTHS OLD STAND
819 D NV. oc9a ftt
W. WILLIAMS. AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC.
tive agency-Conhdential communications promntiv
attended 70; ofhce open all hours; best refs, En-
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FOR RENT
l7l0 y II av,25r. SG66 81
eo25 Col road. e0r. 200
1ill X st NV. l3r. ..150
l01l Conn av. l4r. .15C
l7co y II ave. l4r...l5O
1iC9 16ta st. 14r. ...l5l
1906 \ II ave. 16r. .I5l
1ll1 l st, lir. .15U
174S r / ave, 13r,
per mo by year..I37.5C
6l4 18th st NV.
GIL 18th ST NV, I2r. .I2s
1880 n Y av NV. l2r. .l25
1923 y st NV. lCr. .1oO
lG0l 10th st NV. iIr.1oI
6lI 18th st NV. l0r. loo
l343 Fla av.p't % f.1o(
@l7 Mass av, 1lr. .lOl
Takoma Park. Carroll
av. l3r. .1o(
1438 \ st NV. i2r. .10t
17l0 Il ! av NV. l2r. lot
1856 Il I ave, 10r. .lOt
lCi6 14th st NV fstore
and dwclling). Or. 90
1l2i ) st. 14r- g,
~ Conu av. l1r :. Sc
ll2 10th st NV, 22r. S,
l12l 10th ST. l2r. .ss
IG4 s St NV, 1877. 50 81
!I2o DeSales st, ,llr.S 30
ll3l l4th st. Or.
lto2 N ST NV. sr. ...7l
IISo $ ST NV, lor. r.....7s
1854 2Sth st NV, 12r. IS
y u st ne. 12r. ..... &C. 81
lsts M Wyoming av, I0r .G5
lei 2lst ST NV, Tor. .65
SdS E ST NV. 15r. .c5
90 300 y s, NV. ler.,.65
20 so1 \ st NV. 12r. .Gs
oo2 Z st NV, lir. .6s
n35 Jef pl. i2r.
1873 " ct NV. cO
aol1 Q ST NV, lor.s1
!tI9 18th st nv, ar. cd
aSla ~. Hillyer pl. Iir. .GG
3 Y st NV. I3r. q
40 llth st NV, 2r. .G5
IBIS F st. 12r. .60
1913 Goth S; NV. Tor. %
lSl3 18Th 81 NV, l2r q
1921 Goth ST NV. g,
lNS l1th -. lOr.
l2l3 Il 1 av. 10r......S
2235 Q st, IGr. IA
2i2S 14th 81 NV, lOr.aI.g
lIl 10th st NV, r..5d
lG3S 18th NV. lGr. So
lSi3 Fla av.p't LIST a.5o
Near Stott's station,
ID c. llr.........5C
500 list 81 NV. or. -
D3i Hlllyer pl. iGr. 80
Scheutzen FIX, large dw.5
Sla y Y av. I5r. 80
9I6 F NV. llr. 80
l92S y NV. Or. so
Sla 18th st NV. l2r. so
1888 Corcoral st, l0r. 40
2lai IL st, Tor. .i5
Full line OF furnished Il
THO
,lcpzff
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HILL & JOHNSTON
REAL. ESTATE. LOANS AND INSCIA
CHNls
I bet 18th and 18th
stS with sfahIrl x-sn,

FURNISHED.
SITS with stahle). -S75e' DE Sales st bet 18th
r bet 18th st aud Isth..........I5O
ard Conn ave with 2lst st bet Q and Il, .l5O
10th st bet Scott ave ave an and i 10Th tn @ .i5o
Circle Circle and o s. ave bet 17th st
r l av bet 18th ST a. Jeirsr,on nl bet conn
, Coma ave,with s.a..5o0 and 18th ST. 1894
6oT l3th Corcoran. $50 California NV bet 2lst
K ay bet 18th st * am I'D sts.......i25
:, Conn ay,wlth s,a333.3 Mass bet 18th and
z ave & 18th st 26G67 10th sts..........l2J
4 st bet 18TH S 18th 300 DE Sales st bet Nth
X ave bet l4th and and lsth........I25
10th stS.........25O Cor 18th and NJ stS. l25
Conn ave bet NJ and X st bet 10Th a 2lst .l25
sts... .......... .2J0 st, 18th ST. .l25
e2nn ave bet III and Cor 10Th and ii sts..12o
18th st bet st and '' Stand ST and II ies ave.
lsth and Clifton SITS s bet 18th thu 4 1stSi2
bet 17ii 18th a,Tt st aTs bet nfsr and O. i2s
sts .......-........2 Dos Corcoran bet 18th
4 st bet 10th & 10th 200 n III av mr. Wash CIR. iiO
dupont circle bet Riggs st bet II av
II ave and st.. 200 and 18th st.......1e0
81 81 .I bet 10th and , @ 2l.t st bet & loo
9th St bet and r. 2S o '5a bnsnt oct cce st and
3 st nr Capitol. I9ta bet + and G SITS 100
6 st bet 18th x goth 2lst st bet \ and o. 100
with stahe) .175 10th bet and u SITS. 100
|! st bet 2tth 2lst.lI5 10Th st bet $ and I 100
y ! st bet l!th lSth.l NJ bet 18th and 18th
st bet l7th & 18th SITS ..:.....;.:;:...loo
bet i7th and istn ns $. be- bet ASSla ave-
18th ..........lG .G7 and sttwith sta5cl.75
st bet 10th and ST bet 18th x 2oth. .15
Soth sts .67 Il st bet 18th & 10th. .15
conn ave bet and Riggs ST bet 18th and
. SIS Ice. CT 18th sts....,..,...15
- FURNISHED FLATS.
roonls ano bath on L st. bet llth and 18th. .$15
UNFUkN1SHED FLATS
iio U 81, rooms and bath, Sd floor. .faJ
,, SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
'lar road, IL rooms, Az acres, fruit trees &c $50
- STORES.
III Conn. ave. large store. 500
OFFICE ROOMS.
rooms, "a floor 1910 St, southern exposure,
Desirable Office rms, :Is Ind. ave. Ss&Sl0 per NO.
STABLES.
trick stable bet L and VI, Goth and 21st sts.. $50
trick stable bet L and NJ 2Oth and 2lst sts....9O
Tear ltl9 III ........................25
.rick stable rear 1929 II l ave...............25
,r:ck stable bet. 18th, 10th. X and l. 10
'rlck stable bet. L, NJ, both aud 2lst sts
stalls and room for or carriages groom
BuLLETINs AND PERMITS can BE oBTAiNED
IT OUR OFFICE oc24-s tuSth
7oR RENT-ISI5 RIGGS ST. NV, NEAR DU.
poht Circle, new l0-room bun brick front; tiled
bath; not water heat; rent redu.td $40.
W. ii. WEST & BRO,
oc23-9t. us 18th ST. NV.
'oH RENT-1513 GOTH ST. NV, 12 ROOMS AND
1atn at -..-.----...-.........$1 $40
11t2 Il st. NV, Is rooms and 2 baths ...sl2s
ocaollt ROBT l. FLEMING, lois 18th st. NV
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-TRADNG IS OUR SPECIAL,
FEATURE !Ea you have property which you de-
get you q good deal. CHAS. 3. BANES, 18th
and G. FITS. NV. oc2S.1w
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT THE
II MNGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered free
in city; ono month applies On purchase VI new
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
de10-t Cor. Sth and sts NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia tho 18th day Of October, 1896.
Arthur Brscoe vs. Jane A. Briscoe No. 17661.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Alex. Fl. Bell,
his solicitor 1t is ordered that the defendant Jane
A. Briscoe. cause her r, appearance pea to be entered
forty days after this day otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as In case of default.
The object Of this suit is for divorce on the
ground of desertiOn for more than two years.
Provided that copy Of this order be published
rule day in the Washington Law Reporter and The
BY % the court. A. B. HAGNER, Justice, etc.
BY II. P. galley. Asst. Clerk. oc15-1aw. st
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERN AS
4 DISTRICT GoURT 1I R1S,,I FOR 1,I. THE UNITED
STATES FOR sAlS 10. Dislhicf' asli
Tn the matter Of the condemnation Of additional
ton. District Of Columbia.
Upon consideration Of the petition fled in this
By SoSn Ge9se Of ufsds and
Columbia seeking condemnation of lot II, in square
4I2. in the District Of Columbia for additional
Srdered d That said Willis worster and all other
persons owning claiming any interest in said
property or having ann 1 interest . therein as occu,
to appear in this court ana make answer to the
said petition on eE before f' st the TWENTIETH DAY
court will proceed with! the condemnation Of said
land.
for said District aserveaa copy Of this notice. at
least seven days before'the said goth day of No
And provided fastherss,That a copy of this order
least six times apd In the Washington Law Re.
porter twice 'siss s'is AssnR Ass$i Asso Justice,
as S s's5s ss1as '''.. 1' .... % 1896
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PROFESSIONAL.

GEORGE PLUMMER,
PSYCHOMETRIC MEDIUM,
6S7 / ST. NV
oc2f-St' Hours, . o. H. to pm.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR lENT-2-SrORY BRICK STABLE IN REAR
of loo kinSnln place, bet. 18th and lith. l. and
= SITS: Apply to JOHN +. GREEN, 14l6 = st. n. w.
oc2J-1m
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FOR RENT-SO9 11TH ST. NV; A BEAUTIFUL
house in perfect repair; IL rooms; MI. Inquire
Of owner, G. EDMONSToN, SG5 11th NV. oc20 II
FOR RENr-NEAR CONN AVE, 1910 NJ ST: o
rooms ard bath; anil; Handsomely decorat ed .
cabinet mantcls open freplaces; furnace heat ;
rent, $45. Apply 1902 21st st. oc17-2ws
FOR RENT-3 STORIES, NEW BRICK; TIC 9TH
n.e.; cellar; REDUCED S26.50 per mo.
II. S. DONALDSON,
Phone 443. (oc21- 942 L NV
FOR RENT-'.BEAUTIFUL' HOME 63l y G. Az
half square from Penna. ave. cars: 6 large ami
2 small rooms. cellar and all NIL; heated by
furnace; large, splendid front lawn; rent $40
oc27-tf WASIf'N DANENHOwER. 14i1 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-1112 10TH ST, 11R, AMI $50 90
624 Second ne, 7r. .$24 90 s25 4th ne, 7r&h is 80
615 st NV, Sr. % 50 632 Second ne, 7r. % 90
1921 st, 1r&b. .26 30 9l9 f ST. JrSh Is 90
ocA THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 1919 IL st.
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r l av and Scott cir
Gle. l3r, 2b&sta. $500
Sd rear u Sc. Tor. 100
De Sales mr. 18th, 9r.lOO
Q near 22d. lar, ,2ba. 100
10th near T. lar. 100
! 9th & Nd av ne,7r.55.OO
ICES.
223 AZ st nw....Sio. 90
I Desirable rooms, ATTAIN
tic Coast Line build
Ing" all front and
fireproof. from $40 to
S5 each.
RES.
tO2 9th st NV. $50. 90
2l4 9th 81 NV. SO. 90
l527 10th st nw.....i5.Co
als 10th NV. 1900
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$40 LIST Sc, 6r&b. .$21. so
1908 Meridian ave.
Mt Pleasant. 7r. 20. ~
SOP 1st Sc, 6r&b. .21.5O
2716 Poplar st, Or. 1880
1910 Ward ct, AZ, w. 10. 90
RI 1854 K. Ar (col) 500
17OO 33d st (coD. 800
Wis C CO., 1919 Fn.w.
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FOR RENT-GEO. II. BLISS Il co. ts33 f NV
14l5 Colbia nw.Sr. SD co 3OI l4th st sw 1sr S5 on
!Io4 % st NV, Sr. 300 23 Z st Sc, Or. .o0
l50i 9TH nw.6r fit .lSO9 1919 st sc 8r. 10. on
1910 10th st NV, 7r. 1850 1875 X st Sc Or 10 Ol
81 l. st NV, Or. { col 1921 + st Sc g Ul
S04 II NV, Or. .l3 30 Gil Half st sw Ii ~
617 Sheridan NV, Or. To- sol G36 llth st me- 10 81
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FOR RENT-1620 " J. AVE. NV: ROOMS,
bath; all mi: so per Apply to j.. Il.
DUNCAN, 40 IL oc293t
For RENT-OPrOSITE NEW CoRCORAN ART
Gallery-i3O 17th st. 10 r,oms: furnace. Iatro5.;
ami. Reduced. S32. 10 month. CIIAS. T..
BANES, 14th and & sis. NV. oco.,-3t'
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.


JUST AIRIvED-TIIREE PAIRS OF CARRIAGE
horses. also one coupe horse.
1 pair roans, and 6 years old. 16 hands high,
high. weigh LOO; pair bay cobs. 151, hands
high. u years old. weigh 1850; bay horse IL
HANDS high. years old. weigh 1900 The horses
are guaranteed as represented. Apply STILSON
GREGORY, Rurydorfs Stable 40 sth ST. NV.
oc2S-3t'
FOR sALE- LADY'S DRIVING HORSE: KIND
and gentle; perfectly safe; will stand without
tying; not afraid of wheels. Address
DRIVING. Star office. oc2s-st'
JUST ARRIVED FROM TENNESSEE WITH CAR
load Of flrSt-clasS horses, among them three uica
pairs OF carriage horses, solid cOlors; also some
extra fine heavy draft horses; this Is all young,
sound stock, selected by me with care.
D. SONDHEIMER.
oc2s-2w' Rear 612 G st. NV.
wANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
secondhand harness. Apply at s. d. HOUCK,
3o1 10th st. NV. oc27dm
FOR SAIE-CHEAP-A FINE BAY ROADSTER.
16 hands high; formerly used as saddle horse:
suitable for carriage or buggy. Apply at HY-
LANDS STABLE, bet 9Th and 7th and and
. sts NV, bet 8 and pm. Ocs8-its
FOR sALE-CARRIAGEs, BUGGIEs BUSINESS
panic prices for cash.
ocl2-id COOK & JARBoE, a2e5 NJ st. NV.
FOR SALE-MY STOCK OF THE LATEST STYLES
of broughams six passenger rockaways coupe
rookaways and Pittsburg roskaway See Tie
new coupe rockaway. trimmed in white cloth.
Phone 226. JAS. K PROBEY
ociO-2m 1890 92d st
FOR SALE OR HREPRICES 10 SUIT THE
times-wagons. carriages, horses and harness,
Also milk wagon; goods solicited. 927 D st. NV.
WASHINGTON VAS ~ LIVERY, WAGON. AND HAIR
NESS Gu. seS01m'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

AT CHEVY CHASE, LOVELY HOME, con
tsinins rooms, bath and cellar: furnace; lighted
ter; viii bring 10 in summer; price $50; it's
xorth Thousand more. JOHN F. PARET, IllI
G st. or., 3,
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR
rent rates of interest on real estate In the Dis
trtct Of Columbia.
FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN,
oc1-tf l4OO G ST NV
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST
interest on ID. G. real estate security. FRANK L.
RAWLINGS. Member Washington Stock Exchange.
1905 Pa darlington Fire Ins ohice) Ocl-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 PER CENT ON REAL
estate security.
HE1SKELL & McLE-RAN,
se29-n zoos + ST. NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-14
TRAIN BLOWN UP IN CUBA.
,,ANy PERSONS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
KI1LED-GoMEZ ENCAMPED NEAR
SANTA CLARA.

xuIrD-GoMEz ENcAMPED NEAR
SANTA CLARA.
Havana July 13-An explosion occurred on the
u,yav between Cuba and Gabanilla. In the Prov
TOO ~ Matanxas at o'clock this morning A
n,ssenper train which was passing Mt the time
,y,s had:y damaged. and II 10 believed that many
nersons were killed. a train. with physicians on
hoard has been dispatched to attend TO the
wounded and take them to the hospitals. Details
~ the AFFAIR are hard to obtain ms the Govern
ment is seeking to minimize the results.
A letter from Santa Clara says that Gomez. the
insurgen. commander-!n-chief. was encnmpcd on
July 9 at Manajanabo. twelve miles from the city
OF Santa Clara His vanguard OF 700 men. under
Canizares and Cayito Alvarez. burned the houses
on the Santa Rosa estate near Ranchuclo. An
other band has destroyed the San Antonio estate.
close to Santa Clara Both estates are the prop
erty of Vncentc Abren. =.
Colonel Lopez Amor reports an engagement with
COO rebels close 10 Santa Clara. These insurgents
are the ones who destroyed the San Antonio es-
tate. -. ,.,
insirEent bands along the coast near Campo Flor
ida province Of Havana The insurgents were
GENERAL Ocha reports that. while RECOMMENDING
Siege he captured 1900 cartridges and large sup
ply OF drugs and chemicals He also captured an
appa ratus TO be used for exploding dynamic bombs
The materials had been concealed by hibusters who
had recently landed
hot skirmish occurred on the San Francisco
tate between an Insurgent force and Spanish
,roopS. The insurgents were defeated and the
troops captured quantity Of arms and war NUM-
sustained no loss. Four of the insurgents were
killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-14
HIS BAD AIN SAVES 4 LIFE.
A DRUNKEN CABINETMAisER SHOOTS ~
HIS WIFE. AND. MISSING HER.
KILLS HIMSELF.

Conrad Knoedel. cabnetmaker. thrty'thfes
years old. committed suicide at his home NO. ID
East Eghty-eghth-st., last night, by shooting Mn
self In the breast and mouth. Immediately a'tef
he had made an unsuccessful attempt TO take me
life Of his wife.
The man H. been drinking heavily for soms
days. and during his prolonged spree he became v
sanely Jealous Last night he returned home unos
the influence Of liquor. and at once picked guar
rel with his wife Presently he drew from nis me
pocket a .3S-calib.e revolver. which he leVehel y
intoxication his aim was bad and the bullet osy
grazed the woman's dress She screamed .or net1
the Eas, Eighty station who were stase
Ing In front of the house. rushed upstairs 10 ne. az
sstance. Before they reached the rooms noweYs!
Knoedel had fired two shots at mis- head and 'seasl
He died instantly. 80,
Mrs. Kroede. was overcome by the shock. sno
was compelled 10 go 10 the home OF her pa.elu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-14
A FIGHT AT HEADQUARTERS.
THE TROUBLE INTERRUPTS A COMMITTEE MEET
INd-A LIVELY scRIMMAGE.

THE TROUBLE INTERRUPTS COMMITTEE MEET
INd-A LIVELY scRIMMAGE
"Abe" Lewis showed that he we'll able TO
take care OF himself last night at the headquar-
tiers OF the Republican County Committee. at No.
III West Thirty eighh-st For about five minutes
he is said to have held his own singe-handed
against Harry w. Rosebcrn and six others.
meeting OF tho Committee on Organization had
been called to consider the contests In several dis
'tricts. Many witnesses had been cited TO appear
on both sides. The followers of Thomas +. Pagan
sitting In the enttroom. adjoining the secre-
tary's room. Charles X. Lcxow sat In the same
room for time. but later walked into the secre-
tary's room. explaining his action later by saying
that the anti machine men had Insulted him. Lexow
was conversinE with Abe Lewis and Caleb A.
simms the colOred iekder Of the XXVth Assembly
District ut s:&. when Harry w. Roseborn en-
tered. Mr. Roseborn IL one OF the editors Of THE
Hebrew Standard" He present TO act as
counsel for the anti machine forces According
to I.cxow and Simms. who were the only witnesses.
Roseborn asked which desk was the secrctary's
Lewis IL reported to have said. THE larger one
The witnesses say Roseborn responded: Il don't
wnnt to have anything to do with YOU. You're
dirty oafcr." Roseborn also. 30 the story or the
witnesses runs, brandished his umbrella over Lewis
Lewis rose from the chair. and Roscborn, thinking
he was about be assaulted. rushed to the door Of
the ante-room Six Eagan men promptly came In
nd there was n lively scrmmage with Lewis on ono
aide and Roseborn and the Eagan adherents on the
other Lewis IL sald 70 have Knocked Roseborn
down Roseborn's hat blew out the window, The
Committee Organization was disturbed BY the
nrht and the members entered the room and sepi-
rated the cOmbatants
Roseborn afterward went before the committee
and said he had merely entered the room 10 put on
the serretarys desk notice relative to the change
OF time for holding a meeting In the district. lie
declared he had been assaulted and that II some
thing were not done 10 atone for the outrage the
COMMITTEES would regret II. The members OF the
Committee assured Bosoborn that there was Moth
ing they could do further than to lay the facts be-
fore rhe County Committee