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SHOT BY A NEGRO BOY.

a Gallant Soldier Meets Death at the
Hands OF . Burglar.
SpARrExBuRG, s. c., Aug. 1:.-Csp-
tain John II. Blassingham. one Of tho
Oldest and most respected citizens OF
this city and state, was shot and
killed yesterday afternoon by Chris
Cannon. = negro boy. Cannon was
robbing the house of Captain Blass-
in9hsm's sister, where he was visit
ing. Captain Blassingham was a
member Of one of the most prominent
families in the state, and q man re-
spected and honored by all. lie was
. gallant Confederate soldier. and te-
fore the war was q colonel in the
United States army.
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Sarah Angel Assigns Her Claim.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Sarah Brown
Gould Angel, the alleged widow Of
Jay Gould, has transferred all her
estate to Amasa J. Parker, jr., of Al
bany, n. ", and Margaret E. Cody Of
Denver, Colo. Mrs. Angel says that
she was married about April, 1853. to
Jay Gould. Lawyers OF the Gould
estate have asserted from the begin.
ming that the case was trumped up
one, and that they were not at all
worried about it.
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Killed by tho I.ise OF a Spider.

OLArHE, Kan, Aug. l..-B. F. Hew-
lit died at 10 O'Clock this morning
from blood poisoning produced by a
spider bite on the thumb about ono
week ago. lie was Il brother of DIR.
C. B. Hewitt OF Kansas City, Mo-, was
about SIS years old and was member
of Frank q. A. T. post of this city.
For many years he was travelling sales
man for Loose Brothers of Kansas
Cifv
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SPAIN ASKS BIG DAMAGES.

Uncle 0am to BE Held to Account for
F1libuStor0fA
WARRINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Spanish
government is preparing . big bill OF
damages to be presented to the United
States on account Of the numerous
expeditions alleged to have gone from
our shores to the relief of the Cuban
insurgents. In support of its claim
to reparstion it intends to invoke tho
precedent established against Great
Britain in the celebrated Ala bama
claims award made by the Geneva ar
bitration tribunal.
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HIS LIFE FOR SCIENCE
d.: william Sarnder's Expsr!msnts With
x Rays Causes Death.

DE-. william Sarader's Expsr.nsnts with
x Rays Causes Death.
COLUMBIA. Mo-. Aug. I5-Dr. Will
lam Shrader, head ot the department
of electricity in the university of Mis-
souri,. died last night from brain fever
caused by overwurk experimenting
with X rays
For the past two months Dr. Shrader
had been treating consumptives with
the Roentgen rays He had labored
day and night in the laboratory with
fair prospects of proving TO the world
that the rays would cure consump-
tion. Several days ago he broke COM
pletely down and SOON became un-
conscious and talked necessarily. A
few days ago he was removed to tho
academic hall, where rest and quiet
would be gained, but all to no avail,
~ he grew worse and died without
regaining consciousness His BODY
now lies In tho university chapel
awaiting the arrangement. Of his
father, who has been notified.
DIR. Shrader WAS . young man. un-
married. and very popular both IN
college and social a3aira. He was
one of tho thirty judges chosen from
the world to make electrical awards
~ the Worlds fair. He was educated
1T the best European universities His
father is retired capitalist and ex.
railroad president, living at Indian.
apolis.
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An Aerouau,.s Terrible Death.

QUINCY, Ill.,, Aug. 17.-B. Frank
Jacobs, IN aeronaut travelling with q
circus, met with horrible death here
yesterday in the presence of his wife
and an assembled throng. He was
having a balloon race at Baldwin
park with Professor Dudley, when his
balloon burst, 200 feet from the
ground. His parachute failed to open
and he was dashed to the ground,
breaking almost every bone in his
body.
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A warran. for . wichita Lawyer

WICHITA. Kan. Aug. ia warrant
was issued last night for LAWYER
George s. Wilson, ex-secr"tary of the
Democratic county comm ttee, upon
complaint of T. D. Ely. n of Iowa,
charging Wilson with the embezzle-
ment of 81, 500 while he was adninis-
traitor of the estate of Mrs Sally Ken
nedy. Wilson's side of the story mas
not been heard.
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New YORK, Aug. 16-The following
speakers have been engaged to stump
Maine for Mckinley and Hobart: Har-
old NJ. Sewall. son of Bryan's associ-
ate; Senators Hale. Frye and Lodge;
Congressman Dingley, Boutelle and
Deliver, Ex-Governor Pltkin of Louis
lana, ex-senator Warner Miller, j.
Sloat Fassett of New York and Cen
eral Clark f. Carr Of Illinois, ex-min-
lister of Denmark.
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Oklahoma Ginning Plant.

GUTHRIE, Okla. Aug. 1.-THE Cim-
arron Ginning company. with eapi.
tai of $4,000, was chartered to-day,
and will build an immense ginning
plant one mile east of Langston. E.
NJ Green is president. w. J. Fouts,
treasurer, and +. A. Thompson, sccre-
tary. Thirty stockholders, represent
ing l.5O0 acres Of cotton, are in the
scheme.
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Thomas Ewin: Sherman . Jesuit.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. iI-During
the o'clock mass at SIS. Peter and
Paui's church yesterday, in the pres
ence of large congregation, Rev.
Thomas Ewing Sherman, son OF tho
late General William T. Sherman,
made his final vows of purity, chas-
tity and obedience. and was forever
joined to the Jesuit order. which he
entered in Maryland in 1878.
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Kansas Growing Slowly.

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 1.-The popu-
|ation of Kansas as returned by town
ship assessors through the county
clerks has been tabulated by the State
board of agriculture and the total is
1886, ,659, or net increase during the
past year of 1895. Forty-6ve coun-
ties have gained 27,a:l, the smallest
gain being four, in Stevens. and the
largest 3,2;7 in Cherokee. Sixty coun-
ties lost %, 296, the smallest being one,
in Phillips, and the greatest 1884 in
Cowlev
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To Meet the Dawes Commission.

CLAREMORE, Ind. Ter. Aug. l5.-
Advices from Tahlequah state that a
bill has passed the Senate providing
for the appointment of five attorneys
to meet and confer with the Dawes
commission cn citizenship questions.
1t is assured that such a measure
would receive executive approval, but,
owing to lack of harmony in the
house. there seems little likelihood Of
it reaching the chief.
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Tho St. Paul Breaks tho Record.

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.--The American
line steamer st. Paul, from South.
ampton, crossed Sandy Hook bar at
9:32 o'clock this morning. 1t left
Southampton last Saturday at lbs
o'clock and made the trip in six days
and fifty seven minutes, breaking the
ship, the ST. Louis. of six days, two
hours and twenty-four minutes
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Whisky Consumption D.ers.s,,..

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. l4-Whole-
sale liquor dealers from AL parts of
the country will meet in this city on
August 81 to organize a national
liquor dealers association. 1t is stated
that capital of slOO. .OOO, 900 will be
represented at the meeting. The chief
object of the convention will be to de-
wise plans to prevent the overproduc-
tion of whisky. The wholesalers say
there has been an OverprOduction for
the past five years, and a gradual de-
crease in consumption during that
period.
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Negro Burglar Killed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 1z.-John W.
Joyce, a sal"onkeeper, had a terrible
encounte. with a negro burglar who
gained access to his room yesterday
morning. In the struggle, and after
the negro had cut Joyce's face and
mech IN a terrible manner, the saloon.
keeper succeeded in putting two oul.
lets into t,e intruder's body. Tho
burglar escaped. but his body was
found near By later.
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CapllaliSe Murdered.

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. 15-Hon. w.
F. Eyeter Of Chambersburg. Pa. was
murdered here last night. Fred
Vance ard five women of the town
are detained at the station as knowing
something of the case. Mr.. EyeteF
was here with . party Of prominen.
Pennsylvania capitalists. en- route to
Cripple Creek to invest in mines
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A Woman as Presidential Elector.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. i5.-In the
Republican state convention yester-
day. Congressman Frank Mondell was
renominated by reclamation and Chief
Justice II. v. s. Groes beck of Albany
county was named for assistant JUS
tice of the state supreme court. ". +.
Britain. BENJAMIN Howell and Mrs.
Sarah Malloy were named for Presi-
Dental electors
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He Got Six Month

SKDALIA. Mo-. Aug. IA. - Charles
Hughes. an ex-Santa Fe engineer,
while drunk last Monday night. st-
tempted to steal . Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas engine. While going through
the yards tho engine ran into an omen
switch and was dersiled. TO-DAY
Hughes was sent to jail for six month";
on his plea Of guilty Of attempted lar.
eeny Of . locomotive.
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s. Louis Short on lea

ST. Louis, Aug. Lice prices have
steadily advanced since the opening
of the season until they are mp to the
highest point reached in this city for
several years This week there was
an additional increase of 81. 25 per ton
to the trade and another increase
may be expected soon.
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Varied to q Count.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. August IA ro-
nance which began several years ago
at Martinique, when William A. Gar
esche of this city was United States
consul there, eliminated yesterday
afternoon in the marriage of his
daughter Marie to Compt Vincent des
Rioux de Messimy of Chicago. form.
erly of France. by Father Brown at
st. Alphonsus Roman Catholic church
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Hoe Weatber 4. oklahooa.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Aug. 1.-The heat
has been intense over the entire terri
tory for ten days, ranging from 1o4 to
no The late crops will Sc somewhat
affected, but there IL not enough Of
these to materially affect the general
result Of IN sbunlant yield.
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LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. 1.-THE
wbeelmen, I.5OO strong, of this city,
will to-day search the eastern portion
of this county for Miss Clyde Black.
the young woman who SO mysterious
ly disappeared from her college board
ing house over . week ago.
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CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Aug. IL. = The
chemical laboratory building at the
University Of Illinois was almost de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning, the
result of . stroke of lightning. The
damage to the building Is $50, coo and
to the contents about $50. coo
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Madrid. Aug. 1.-THE Duke Of
Tetuan. Spanish minister Of foreign
Affairs. has received . Washingtoa
dispatch, giving sstisfaetory assur.
snees regarding the alleged 6libusteE.
Ing expeditioa Of the La1rade
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The Democratic and Populists of
Reno county, Kan, failed 70 effect =
fusion and both have uom,nafe6
stsslght eoauty tickets
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Editor ,. A. H.dss. Sells out

Editor J. A. Hadso0 Sells out
MAcos. Mo-. Aug. lS.-J. A. Hud'
oon has sold tho Macon Times 70 Cap
tain Hen Eli Guthrie, chairman Of the
Democratic county committee, tor
q. .0U0 cash.
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A 100000 Fire at Rockford. Ill
ROCKFORD. Ill. Aug. :7.-Fire gutted
the Woodruff block on Seventh street
early Yesterday morning, causing a
loss of over SlOO, OOO
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no RESTORE WAGES.
UNION PACIFIC EMPLOYEES
GO TO COURT.

A Petition Filed at Omaha Which W0l
Bring Judicial Interpretatioa Of the
Wage Schedule and Code OF Rules De-
eiasd Upon Before Judge Caldwell
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OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-AT BoNNICASTIE. ASHEyHLE, v.
e., a connections and beautifully situated hOusei
offers sunny and excellent table: hand
some appointments and moderate terms; refer
cnccS II desired. For circulars address Mrs. K.
CULVER, Box AZ. ja2S-6ts
FOR REMAND FOR SALE-
j. :. COLLINS, Real Estate Office. 1915 At
lantic ave, Atlantic City, y. J. Cottages, hotels
and boarding houses ia2l-26t
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ACCOUNTANT.

CHAS. d. CONE. 215 AZ ST. NV, ACCOUNTANT
auditor, aetuary. All classes of Individual plrt-
Lership and corporation accounting promptly done
Books opened. closed and balance sheets drawn
Reliable work guaranteed. iaoS-tf
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BOARDING.
THE AUBCRN

a. THE AUBURN,
Cor. I'D and Pa. ave- NV, on the line of ave.
cable cars Ftrst-class board and rooms. Trans
tent or permanent boarders accommodated. Terms
reasonable. de30-3m
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FURNISHED OR UNFuRNIsHED.

yaI-a iotn anu " DIS. uW
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR REXr-FURNIsaED AND UNFuRNIsHED.
We still have furnished houses, $40 to $500 per
demands sHa feT our ST new rnta Si Of houses
Our oifice convenient The principal lutels. and
special facilities furnished strangers desiring
examine property -,;Fr-RxYsErn
o nr II av. Ilr.Stoo0o 7OI Newark NV, Tor 20
i 81 St ST. SsS % i ii9o s.
wash I. E,s; l5r;; 900 $iG EN- St, 1880
i!i5 \ -. NV. COCO les 2 st NV. Or. 1890
lsSs i f ng 81 80 80 80 S. st s R2
ls21 oreg av. 9r. IS 90 Fenten st. 5r 1920
lielTeld Manor: Or $3.50 2l2l Chester 6, Ar $50
f0i HIS neT si S'eS S COS PTSTss Ct Ar 500
1923 9Th St, store ana iw Hing. $500
T St near iath, I'd aoor, 5r:, single en-
suite; also Pr. an suite Very cheap.
1907 I St. Communicating rooDs heated. $500
~ WI ii. SAUNDERS & 90. ii6i + G St.
FOR RsNI-BY r. 0. HOFFMAN. real. ESTATE
% l5h st,15r, 2bs13u.oe 5015 Cambridge. 80 90
rs 15la stlsr, 3D. 1000 1927 Conn ave, Or 90
ll23 Iith, I3r, %. 50 % 2le r ne. Or. rs 50
1919 s2d st, lsrss q 90 Isl D st NV, ar. .25O6
1873 Pa az NV, i2r sSoS 1888 St NV. 7r 100
ISIS ST. ST. lST s55 sw srs % %
isIc Il st. Ior.... 5000 ilss Fla av. Sr..25s9
zoos NJ NV. Tor. 5000 63l Mass av me- 7r 22s *
1850 st. Tor. 5000 1Io6 LIST ST NV. n. 225o
1875 g 81 NV. Tor 30 90 231 AZ st sw srSs 80
COZ .5ih NV eps sth 81 st a ne r.
800 II NV, 1lr. As. 90 sOI A st Sc 7r. 90 40
7so 2lst ST. SRI. 4o.5G IoI Ridse NV. or.. loo
LOG ] st. Or. 40 O0 $50 9th ST Sc, 49, %
1876 Riggs St ST. 1000 II Patterson ne, 4rIi 90
y 3th st Sc, lOr 1000 63i Cailan me- Or. II so
Ply "a st NV lor $500 CO. CailaI ne. 6r.-.1l 30
ISL w ir-......t 80. 10 92l 9Th sc, ir......10.30
FURNisHED' nc HOUSES 3 Z ne' 'f'''' ''OO
ce az ls a' p St sta r 500 near near i lSts
}e;h I'm neas &C. H. iSFs; i.5 Caroline near 18th. sr6O
E hir ro3m rr,n IN SD s psrale rooms Allan
SO to sioc each ''0 ing n 0a All L 1Ts,t build;
80 Ia d 4 siS !; sEspseoi from $40 'P 70
eS9 St nw--.-..--
1915 Conn ave s7 STORES IS';a ,.,b NV s,o %
1911 sd SioSisr 800 81 ina sS $50 g
os st 50 Sls Nd ar ne 6. .oA $500
30 ~ st sw'---' .S sr.p,rs
1882 Mass av, rrSl9no SOC 18th NV, rr.....5.oo
jas r o. HoiTZMAN. 10th and + sts NV
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
1893 10th ST.. SSa3 30 900 o As 90
l2lI Coma 1896 1929 18th st......450l
Dupont circle - UaI 1921 10th NV SO;
2oo9 Mass 125 90 1926 Pierce place Is 80
70 Iowa circle. .1ooo0 1923 Pierce place. .2S 30
Gil 18th IL. 90 2&i Fayette
i5ot ~ ave- ....oo.Vy 100 4th st.-.-..-1 6G3
l2o4 st.........- $3.50 lT0S zth st........l6.6j
81 18Th ST.. og.0o All 18th ST ne. .1630
Ills \ ave.. SO gu
Scott circle. .ss5S3s Mass ave nr goth. lee GO
Vermont mr. X. .275oo 18Th st mr. K......lJo 90
Mass ave m 18th, Mass ave mr. 10th. 30
stable 229.S4 18th ST R.. 10000
conn ave nr faFfa- ,,o 90 VT ave nr L St.. Oooo
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
jal1-tf 1905 ST w.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-NEiiI DESIRABLE LDTS-wASlING-
ton Heights -asVhaltsd streets, sidewalks. park
ing sewer, water, Customer 18th and Wyoming
ave: SuXl25; 15-ft alley. Other lots, 5ONl2o to
l5-lt. alley. Lots lIth ST. and Willard;
50 on 18th. 1872 On Willard; left alley. leo feet
front on Willard 18th; depth OF 50 feet TO
alley. Special blrgains. Easy terms Attention
JaZ9-w
FOR sALE-oN 18TH ST. NEAR NJ N-RTHWE>ST,
3 BEAUTlF LOTS. LOCATION FIRSr1I.ASS.
PRICE LOW AND TERMS UNUSUALLY EASY.
JAZZ AUGUST DoNAIH, GIL IIi ST
FOR SALEM COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON,
Heights, lois beautifully located for residence
investment: lots in these subdivisions kneNn
10 be profitable purchases. Give me a call aud l
will make IL advantageous. y. NJ. KNOTT.
1425 y. Y. ave. ja27-St'
For SALE-FiNE CORNER PROPfs8rI IN MT.
Pleasant. 2Soxlli: very available Tor subdivision
and Improvement. ThLER * RUTHERFORD.
1897 + 81. NV. Ja25-6ta
FOR SALE $50 1T. FRONT BY CT TT. DEEP.
fronting south and east on y. G ave. ne, hasf
50. from electric and Lincoln PARK: can build
ten houses: special inducemant to builders.
ia2S-ut@ MEYERS 4 ANDERSON. 1.3 - NV.
FOR SALI,-SPECIAI. INDUCEMENTS FOR BITIID-
ers-Ne have number of lots Columbia
Heights. Io.mead Manor and Mount Pleasant. and
many in the CITY, which we offer the very
lowest figure and on tie best possible terms To
responsible builders. Call and Inquire irto ar
plan. MEYERS & ANDERSON 1873 q NV jas5,-Gt
FOR SAIE-6D FEET on STAUGHTON ST; SANE.
on Florida ave by 30 feet deep; 1000 50. feet;
half block from lIth ST. cable cars: fine oak
trees and vide view ever city and river; price
moderate and ter MS easy.
no23-3m' u. A. SAWYER 1ieO " H. ave
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FOR RENT-FURNISIED AND uNFuRNISHED
We still have furnished houses. $40 $500 per
month"; short long terIns-en0ugh TO supply all
demands. Send for printed list of houses
FURNISHED AND I'NFURN5SIIED.
Our cfice convenient 10 The principal hotels. and
special facilities Furnished strangers desiring 10
examine property.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
736 10th NV. ar. .s23. 40
2 Hanover NV, CIR. .lS.39
Brookland, 7r, eel. $500
THE McLACHLEN REAL
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FOR Hl1NT-$l0 PER MO-; CIR. HOUSES, NE:
/ within 5lrs. of IL st. cars; st-class HOUSES
large itsr sheds; hyirants in wards; key at 1918
itosedale ST nc. OWNEi. at Room l04 Corcoran
bldg. 533 10Th ST., opp. L. ). treasury. ja293t
FOR SALE-ST0CK AND FIXTURES OF SA-
loon doing a good business; good reason for sell
ing; license granted. Apply to b. LEONARD,
530 Az ST. s.w. ia2.-Gt.
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WANTED-REILABLE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH.
iron and do general homework twiiite colored,
wiling TO 90 TO the country; reference required.
Call Thursday between y ard l. o'clock m.
I41O y nv
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LEGAL NOTICES.

No. 602O, Adm. Doc 20.
This Is to give notice that the subscriber of the
District OF Columbia, has obtained from the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia holding n
special term for Orphans Court business, letters
testamentary on the personal estate of Michael
Crane. late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 18th day of January next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
the said estate.
Given under its hand this 18th day Of January,
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAYINGS AND
TRUST CO.
r. ROSS PERRY, BY THOMAS R. JONES,
Proctor da15-1aw3) Third Vice Pres
No. 6997, Admin. Doc 81
This is to give notice that the subscriber of the
District Of Columbia, has obtained from the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia holding a
special term for Orphans Court business, letters
of administration on the personal estate Of Maria
T. Stoddard, late of the District of Columbia de-
ceased; all persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on
or before the 18th day of January next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
the said estate.
Given under its hand this 18th day Of January,
1885,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
JOHN b. LARNER, By ANDREW PARKER,
Proctor. Ga15-1aw3l Secretary.
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FOR RENT-317 n. Y. AVE. NV; 6 ROOMS AND
bath; all m l.; centrally located; house papered !;
$3.50.
ja2s-3t' JAMES G. JESTER, $50 F ST. NV.
FOR RENT-s23 ST NE: ROOMS AND
bath; m. t.; latrobe and open CRATE; house pa
pered; reduced to $3.50.
ja2S-3ts JAMES G. JESTER, 639 st. NV.
FOR RENT-304 ST. NV; SRESS BRICK: BAY
window; rooms; can be heated with half the
fuel ordinarily required for such houses: $3.50
sper mo. Keys at store Sd and NV.
jazz ct SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1903 F st.
FOR RENT-A1A REDUCED RENTAL-A 3-STORY
and basement yrick dwelling, with II rooms and
bath; all modern improvements. and in thorough
repair; on Massachusetts, ave. NV; near four
lines Of cars. TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
ja11-1Sts 1907 f ST NV
FOR RENT-912 MASS AVE. NV; NICE
house; II rooms: good condition; centrally To-
Gated; very low rent to good tenant. h. l.
RUST, Cos 18th st. NV. ja1T-tf
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WANTED-A COMPETENT COIORED Girl. AS
ci;lm5ermaid and waitress and TO assist in the
care or d child two years old; must stay nights;
COED references required. Apply ut 1922 I'D st.
n
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

wANTED-YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN FOR
merchant tailor store; one with some experience
preferred NEW ENGLAND PANTS Co., b27
18th st. NV. It,
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WANTED-AT ONCE, 4 FIRST-CI.ASS WAIST
trimmer; other need Apply. Call between
and Pm 1143 Conn. ave. Ja29-2t*
WANTED-AN ENFEIIENCED CHOCOLATE DIP
per; hone other need apply. Apply 40 1th st.
NV
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rol His, new, Ir.. 90. COS Browns ct, 70
STORES AND OFFICES.
lob 9Th ST., store AMI iw Hing. S75 90
s st. near l4th, I'd aO1r, 5r single or en-
suite; also Pr. suite. Very cheap.
1907 i St. cominunlca in: FOODS, heated. * 90
CID Pa. ave, rooms ..................... SO 90
WI. II. SAUNDERS & CO., l4O7 i St
ia25-S&N,2t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCiANGE-NO. 800 ST NV; COM
moiicGs 3-story bay-window brick; IL rooms,
bath, cellar, furnace; lot ..Oxq5 10 alley Owner
Will exchange at cash value for or two small
houses Wei rented, northwest.
l.. STAliGAliDIEIi, Room =, Glib 18th ST. NV.
Jl2S-3t.
FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WATER
fro ut property at Perth Ambcy. y. j.; modern
house; large grounds, bargain Tor some one Al-
dress ID. A. CARRIER, 494 La. ave. ja2l-lm"
FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE-SEvEIlAl. FIRST
class NV. b. uses Will exchange for unincuEa-
bered lots or listed stocks. ]. CHESTER,
de2l-4d Room 10, 6l5 l4th st.
HAVE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE on COLUMBIA
Heights which / exchange for desirable va
can't ground. bargain for the right party.
d2o-f JOHN SHERMAN. 6C5 l4th st.
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FOR REMITTANCE 3-STORY STABLE, REAR
923 ID st. NV; 81 STALLS carriage elevator, and
full equipment; will be rented for q storage
warehouse If required. Inquire J26 la.
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FOR RENT-GEO. H. BLISS & CO., 633 F \ W
TAB 4th NV, Orb. $1,000 2k3 Sc. Orb ami 81 90
50 I. NV, Orb ami. 90 232 9th ne Orb ami Is 40
G2S1a 4th NV. Orb. 22.50 1923 & ne, Orb ami % 90
!Di Sth Sc, STORE and 7-fOOm dwelling - so
1904 18th NV, STORE and G-rom dwelling. .G2 90
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DENTISTRY.

the Columbian University, No. 1925 III st. NV
Open daily from l to pm. All operations at
cost OF the material used Extracting free. d31 If
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY
90 Mass. ave, homeopathic Dispensary bldg
Open daily from 10 to IL am, and 2 to 5 pm,
No charge except for materials used. Extracting
free Also Free Dispensary. 2 to daily. se26-tf
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THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY A WHITE MAN, SITUATION AS
coaehn an or groom. Apply 1419 st. NV.