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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
LIFE, NOT FOR EIGHT YEARS
ls SanGuiIIy's Scntcncc-An AppenI
Will Hc Taken

uavana, Dec. 2S.--The tribunal before
which Julio Sanguilly, the naturnIiZnd
American citizen, charged with con-
spiracy against the Spanish Govern
ment, was tried and found guilty last
week, the proceedings ending on Satur-
day. held public sitting at / p. IN.
.p-"aE. Wheh the sentence imposed by
me me court upon the prisoner was read.
Thc sentence of the court is that San
sutiiy be imprisoned for life and not for
eight years and day" as was pub
lishcd III some newspapers in the United
States.
Counscl Tor defense announced that he
would appeal from the judgment Of the
tribunal to the Supreme Court mt Ma
urid on the ground that the indictment
against SanGuilly was defective i'm form
ana ihat the court proceedings Were ir-
regular and. therefore, an infringement,
of the law.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
a Teller DiSnppcnrs.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-A special from ST
Paul says Leander Bosch, paying teller
of the suspended Bank % Minnesota,
has disappeared. lie was last seen Il
few hours after the hanl: suspended
last Tuesday. Mr.. Bosch prepared
Thursday 10 place his accounts in the
hands of the public examiner. When
the receiver took charge, however. he
vas informed that an item in the ac-
counts of the paying teller could not
he satisfactorily underst 1od without a
personal explanation from Mr.. Bosch
The discrepancy amounts to between
$1,000 and $1,000, and is 50 small that
the assets of the bank are not affected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
AESi.nIlIetifs,

Marquette Mich, Dec. 2S.-Louis Gra-
bower, the leading dry goods merchant
of this city, and having n large branch
store at Baraga, failed this morning.
his stores being closed under foreclosure
of chattcl mortgages aggregating S22.-
oO0. No statement of assets and llabili-
ties has been Yet made.
Chicago, his. Dec. 2S.-The Excelsior
Machine and Boiler Works, of this city.
failed to-day. The assets of the corpo-
ration are $4,000 and the liabilities are
said 10 he about the same. The only
cause assigned for the failure is hard
times and business depression
Cincinnati. O., Dec. 2S.-George 4.
Grassel ~ Co, dry goods dealers. as
signed to-day. They have been in busi-
ness for twenty years. Assets, $4,000;
liabilities $40. 600
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oRFoLK vIRGINIAN: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 90 1896

TO the number. of six who were supposed
TO be miss have been accounted for.
DEAD AND MISSING
The corrected list OF dead and missing
now stands as follows:
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.
Frank White, engineer.
James Bowling, express messenger.
George Carney, naSman.
\ l.. Connoll, conductor.
Tom Strceter. porter.
i. Webb, bridge watcllman.
PASSENGERS.
Bruce Phillips, Blockton.
j.. W. Martin. Brooliwood.
Mrs Henry lIanbury and two Nhildrcn,
Birmingham
Rev. r. II. Dlount, Birmingham.
Miss AIDE Powers. Blocton.
ID. j. Powers, BloclStUn
Mrs. Emma Powers and two children,
Mrs. II. Little. Blocton.
James Gardner mother and sister. Bloc
Mr.. I.ibhs and wife, of Guiner.
TIL: INJURED.
Henry lIanbury: will probably die.
Andrew Bryson; Will die.
=; Il. Eckels.
VIII Gardner
Miss Booth.
Sam Stuart fireman..
y child of Mrs. Powell.
Mrs. Walker.
The last live are slightly hurt.
The injured are from the mining district.
The only persons on the train TO escape
unhnrt were thrce little chiurcn or MrS.
Walker. 1t is thought that fun half the
dead Were cirmated alive.
X further examination of the bridge
shows that the spikes on one side had been
drawn from rail WHICH Indicated That a
rail Was moved out of place to deliberately
wreck the train. The story that three
men robbed the dead and dying as told by
one of the survivors, has not yet been con-
iirmed. But the railroad officials are now
sure il was the work of train wrpckcrs.
and have an army of detectives working
on the case.
w. II. Ross, II bridge carpenter. hurt in
Il collision between the relief trains at the
scene OF the disa died to-day.
Another bridge carpenter named Estes
had both legs cut off in the second wreck
and VIII die. OF the wounded in the bridge
disaster, two will likely die.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
IRISH TAXATION.
\ Meeting Held 10 Protest Against ia
Excessive a,llnrmc;Cr

Dublin. Dec 2S.-A meeting was held
at the Mansion House to-day for the
purpose of formulating n protest to be
submitted TO Parliament against the eN-
cessiNe Shar Of taxation which Ireland is
compelled 10 bear toward the total con-
tribution OF the United Kingdom to the
Imperial EXchequer. The meeting was
presided over by the Lord Mayor of
Dublin and the speakers comprised both
tnionistS ana Nationalists Among
those who addressed the meeting was
the Most Rev. Lord Plunkett Episcopa-
liam Archbishop OF Dublin: the Most
Rev William !. Walsh. Roman Catho-
lie Bishop of Dublin: -. O'Connor Don.
John J. Clancy. Nationalist Member
Parliament for the North Division of
Dublin, and others.
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MACEO Is NOT DEAD.
~ Wild Story Told by Il Seaman in
Now York.

New York, Dec. 2S--An officer OF the
steamer Nigilancia, which arrived from
Havana this morning. said that while
me vessel lay at Havana he learned
from several Cubans in that city that
the belief prevailed there among the
adherents of the Cuban cause that Ma
Geo was not only not murdered, but was
never slain Mt all and is now planning
u coup uctat In MatanZas. They base
their belief on n story told by Il passcn-
ger on train which skirts the bountla-
ny oi the province of Matanzas, who de-
ciarcd that he saw General Maceo pass
,ng near by at the bead of his troops as
the train moved slowly along.
The officers of the steamer had soon
nothing OF the filibustcrer Three Friends
ana were surprised ana greatly inter-
ested when informed of the recent
ihriilinE episode III which the little
Whilc going to land men and arms on
the Cuban coast.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
a MINNEAPOLIS HANK CLOSES.
Hts I.nst statement Showed Deposits
Considerably in Excess of Loans.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 2S.-The
Scandia Bank, of this city, closed it's
doors this afternoon. 1t was organized
some fifteen years ago by Mons Grina-
ger q prominent scandinavian politi-
clan of this State, who died in 1892 Its
president is R. Sunds, who came TO
Minneapolis ten years ago from Will
mar, Minn., where he had made quite a
fortune as u money lender. The last
obtainablc statement of the condition of
tho bank was made October last 1t
showed loans and discounts amounting
10 SlS9,2SS, and deposits aggregating
S225,33i. Its business has been almost
wholly with Scandinavians.
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New York. Dec 2S--At meeting OF
The creditors of Austin COrbin's estate.
held on Saturday. it was decided TO
syndicate the collateral loans of the es-
tate, which are chiefly secured by pledge
OF Long Island railroad stock and ag-
gregate Sl,O00,000.
London. Dec. 2G.-Three hundred riv-
etcrs and caulkers have gone Ia South
ampton from the shipyard of j. ~ G.
Thompson. of Glasgow, for the purpose
of caulking the American Line steamer
st. Paul 1t is stated that the entire
huli of the st. Paul below Il certain
level must he re-rivesed. her engines
have strained the bolts on her plates
and frame.
Atlanta, Dec. 2S.-Mayor Porter King
is quoted tonight as stating that he
favOrs an extension of the city limits.
\ census of the city has just been COM
pleted and it shows a population of
$4,000 within the city limits. There are
numerous suburbs and residences Just
outside the city boundaries. II these
We're taken in the population would so
TO l00, 900.
Savannah, Dec 2S.--The Rice Grow
ers Association met to-day and author
lied the president, Colonel j. H. NJ.
Clinch, to appoint q committee to go 10
Washington to appear before the Ways
and Means Committee OF the House to
ask for tariff OH rice. They claim
they have suffered extensively by the
heavy importatiors which have come in
under the low tartff. l
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ANOTHER FAILURE,
n wisconsin Bank Afraid 10 Open les
Doors.

Superior, Wis. Dec. 2S.-Anticipating
4 run to-day the Bank of Superior did
not open for business this morning.
Henry $. Butler is assignee and has
assumed charge of the banks affairs.
The failure is due to poor business and
heavy Withdrawals since recent fail
The capital of the bank was $25O00.
With surplus of $4,000 The deposits
We're nearly 100000. including $l3.2l0 of
city funM This makes nearly $4,000
of public. funds tied up in week. on
cials of the bank say they will pay in
full.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
KID M'coY AND HIALv DouEnTY.
rhe 'Kid" Wins the Fight in Nine
Rounds.

London, Dec. 2S.-A dispatch from
Johannesburg, South African Republic.
says that the fight between the Ameri-
can middlewcisht boxer. Kid" Mccoy.
and billy" Doherty, OF Australia. for
the miid!cWeight championship and
cl00o a side Uhe gate money TO be di-
videD took place on Saturday and was
won by Mccoy in mine rounds. Tho meu
were To fight twenty rounds. Until The
fourth round Dohcr;y was the faNoritc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
wrisht's, la6 Main street, New NaEas.
bcr $40.

12s4c. lot large duck linen towels,
were Zoe.
25c. s;
88c, Cream linen table damasks was
SOC. Ivory bieached table damask ssaa
75c. n
All lace curtains and portieres ii
greatly reduced psices for 81 Ia 1keaEs
Big bargains Call md sea tlseris ss s
WRIGag's s. is6 Main Sc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29

Two Chicago men say they have dis
overed a process by which human bod
les may bc turned To stone. If this be
SO there are n good many men who
might be put 10 some use by turning
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-29

Newest Discovery 1sx y atk ms
pain. n. Ys p Rooas
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THE VESSEL. IN CHARGE.

The steamer Dauntless came up the
St Johns river from Mayport this af-
tornoon with a revenue officer aboard,
who has had charge OF the vessel for
some time. While the officer was
ashore the Dauntlcss again put To sea
without him and it * said embarked
supplies from South Jacksonville APP
pareutly cases Of groceries. The move
mcnts OF this vessel are .Ooked upon
with suspicion by the Spanish author!-
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PROPOSALS.

PRo ,s1. Ss FOR pRAYAGE.--DEPor QUARTER.
masters ONCE, Washington, DC. Nav II 1s1N
Sealed proposals, In triplicate will be recair "a
here until mil TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON THURS
for handling, hauling o. transportinu pniJI
stores or property between points In washington.
commencing July l. 1856. Information farpisb"d
on application United States reserves right to
accept or reject airy all proposals or any M rt
thereof. Envelope containing proposals should bs
marked Proposals for Drayage," etc, and adj.
nytl, IL, l64js1o ~
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1915 o st NV, Or. so
1903 II st. Tor. 80
500 21st st NV, Or. -
240f 14th st NV, Tor. 80
l7l6 18th st NV, Tor. so
1911 y st NV, sr. so
2034 Hi!lyer pl, Tor. 80
1878 NJ at NV, Tor. so
1905 22d st NV, Or. AS
l7iS Corcoran NV, Tor. -
1146 18th st NV. Tor. 40
li13 Stoughton ST, 3ril.GI
GS5 L Cap st, 11r. .40.50
20l9 l4th NV, 9r.....40
Fiat 5. Il & Q, 9r.....40
1921 o 1T NV, Sr. 80
100 18th st nw. or. 40
93f y Y av, Or. 40
125 11th st NV, lar 40
1906 Chaplin st NV. Sr. 10
1ll9 10th st NV, Tor. 40
1913 18th ST NV, Tor. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, Or. 40
240s 14th ST NV, Or 40
1924 33d st NV. =. 50. 80
1902 y c ST, Or IS
1880 29th ST NV. Tor. .3o
1918 Fla nv NV, sr....35
1897 18th st Lw. or. 80
1235 18th st NV, Sr. 30
1918. 1871. 1916. 1922
Wallach 81, ar teaD32o0
SIT llth NV, Or. 80
Up pit 1873 18th NV, 5r.30
2906 Q st NV. .....2s.33
21:S3 X st ne, 10r- 81 so
3 y st NV, Or. ....25 80
2023 T st NV. pr. %. 80
1924 9th 81 NV, 7r..3.35
72G SD st NV, Or. %
Up pit s24 18th nw,7r.25
1902 10Th st NV, Or. -
l2i5 9th st NV, 1r.....3
i3 ii st NV %
1875 s st NV, 9r....23
l443 Pierce pl. 7r. Do so
30 ID st NV. sr. .20.50
i0l5 sth ST NV, ST. 10
1928 Goth st NV, Or. 30
20 10Th st Sc. Or. $50
22O1 9TH st NV. Or. 10
1921 Both st NV, sr. 1850
COL Acker 81 ne. ar. Is
1920 eth st NV, Jr. 1880
Do. 23O&2l2 LIST st
sw, 6f. each. .....12.Jo
291I 9TH ST NV, Or. IL
ic6 5rh NV. baS.m't. pr >
627-6S3 Pomeroy, ar. l0.3o
l219 y ii av Tearl 10
li2l + ST, shop trearD.1O
lis l. st Sc, Or. C
! houses apply at office.
J. FISHER e. CO.,
1924 L ST. NV.
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FOR RENl

FOR RENT
17l7 X st NV, 17r.20S.33
2025 Col I0ad. 20r. 200
COS Pa av. store and
warehouse ........2 200
1923 X 1 av, 17r. ..1GG.G7
1893 VT av NV, lar. $50
GA 18th st NV. -
122s NJ st DIV, l5r. lbs
1901 18th st NV, l1r.l25
1890 \ Y Nv nv, l2r. 125
Takoma Park, Carroll
ave, 13r. 100
1923 Mass av, 13r. 100
1125 10th st NV. 22r.1OO
1896 \ st NV, 12r.
1895 18th st NV, 12r. 100
1871 II l av NV, 12r.lc0
163i y st NV, l3r. 100
133Huntington pl.16rlO0
1116 II I av NV, 12r.Io0
1910 l4th st NV (st0re
and dwelling. Or. 80
K st bet 9th&l0th,l2r. 20
1926 i st NV, I2r. 81. 81
1914 21st st NV l2r. 81. .53
1902 NJ st NV. sr. So. So
III 9th DIV, Sad, 1lr.75
416 9th st NV, I6r. IS
128-l225 ID st. 10r. rs
l62l 2lst st NV, Or. 10
1881 g st NV, l5r. 20
lSis Wyoming av, 15r. IS
GlS + ST nw. l5r. .65
BOB y st rw, 12r. D. .G5
3o2! \ st NV, 12r. =. .G5
boz e st NV, 11r.....65
20ii Hilly"r pl, llr. go
SOP 1lth st NV, 13r. GO
500 18th st NV, 13r. 60
23 Q st NV. l3r. .G5
400 18th st NV, Pr. .G5
ST. 18th st NV, l2r. .G5
1888 p st NV, Tor. 90
1915 Goth st NV. Tor. go
1884 2Sth st nv, l2r. GO
2il X st ne. ar. 60
1915 18th ST NV. 12r go
1913 Pa av, u #, Or. 60
1921 2o,h st NV. 80. 90
2l0S G st NV. l3r. 90
2o23 Hillyer pl, Tor. 80
1873 z st NV, Or. -. 60
l2lI l. st NV. 12r. So
1913 o st Lw, Tor. :. IS
$50 NJ st NV, Tor. .55
92l Hillyer pl, Tor. -
2I y c st. 1lr. so
Near Stolt's station,
Z G. llr. 50
1910 COrco-an ST, llr.5G
llii y ST, Sr. so
1927 o st NV, Or. 30
For full list Of furnishe,
THOS
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UNFINISHED
FOR RENT-BY W. H. BARNES & CO.,

FOR RENT-BY w. II. BARNES & co.
1900 829 f st. NV.
IasZCorcoran nw.rSooG0i "lo 18th ne. Gr,mi. &c 90
725 LIST NV. l2r, mi. 1000 SUBURBAN
ll5lCorcoran NV, 13ri0 col Cottage on Sheriff
a0e r NV, Or, mi. ..3oJC road. 4r Il stable. Sc 90
% T. NV, Sr, mi. .50aCt > cottages Shcr-
ait NV, 6r, mi. ..'o0Cl in road. II teach). 500
ll32 22d NV, 81, mi.3055 FLATS.
Gil 22d NV, sr, mi 80 so 90 Pa av Sc 4rmsl5 30
II NV NV. 81, mis- sol STORES
"a I'D NV, ST, mi .2JIC 232 Fla ay nv SIG 60
y NV, Or, mi. .255GI COIIORED TENANTS.
1910, 1914. :51S 9th 1913 81 st sw, Or. SEQ
INV. Of, Elf. 1851 l3 Fenton st he - so
80 l"th sw, 3r, mi.22. 81 Fenton st 200
1891 Atm INV, ar mi. 20 ICl \ Fenton st ne TO- so
GiS l. ne, 7r, mi. .2OOt OFFICE ROOMS
o2S Tenn nv lie, Or Baltic building.
ana stable, mi. .175Cl capital Bank building
'Is Elm NV, 8r, mi.l7OUl typographical Temple.
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FOR RENT COTTAGE-aT PLEASANT; 8 RMS.
bath, pantry, cellar; range, hot and cold water;
large garden Only S26 10 good tenant. Call
292S 18th tibet. Columbia road and Kenesaw av.
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FOR RENT-JUNE /, 1918 STH ST. NV: B.
story and basement bay-wndow brirk; 10 ROOMS !;
mod imps. Inquire Of OWNER, 800 Mass
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FOR RE.NT-133S NEW YORK AVENUE, UNFUR-
NISHED; IA ROOMS AND BATH; SUITABLE
FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
HILL & JOHNSTON
my12-4t 1903 PENNA AVE. NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.


rOh hhNI-
Upper pit 424 to 40 Park 1Ir saoo IN
LIST 81 NV Ter. $50 90 2O35 II ST (furl lar 2Oo M
9l7 ST NV, llr. As 90 2233 o 81 Ifurl Ia ISs az
agvS i5th st NV lor 1870 as 9th st, 13r. so 90
2l1 st Sc, 11r. 40 co g52 Westminster 81
3l9 Cap st, Tor. .35 50l tfurl, or e. 90
5l9 Fla ave. IT.. 81 so 7l9 sth ST lIr q, 90
1903 st Sc, Or. 30 OOl 1873 # ST IOr "a M
- Riggs ST. r. 5000 l225 18th ST. Tor. 80 90
- ST NV lor 3oo0laS st, 12r. go. 81 90
sdi ST. Dr. 23aa 301 1874 st, Or. so. rs
b35 10th st nw,7r. - OF 2s2O = st Tor 49, IA tsl
6S5-37-s3-45 nv. 9r22 50,2l6 Ind ave Or - so OO
pa st NV, Sr. % 10 1899 Corcoran 81 Or 81 90
ll3 tth ST Sc Or. d 90 1911 st, l5r... 80. 90
10 1872 ST sw, Sr. .2o3i Wesley Heights. lOr 90
81 Nd sw. 6r. 20 3ul 1892 y Cant ST Or 80 90
81 X st ne Or. II o0lI733 r St l2r - 20 90
81 III ST me- 6r 10 30 1919 Corcoran 81 llrI5 90
dot ION ST Sc, Or 1880 22S ave, Or ~. 60
SIS 4th ST NV. ar. 1900 236 y ave, Or. 40 60
623 st sw, Or. 10 30 lst&2d is 500 Or 40 10
so * st ne, Or. Il. 30 g2S f ST 1lr.. a. O0
1911 9th ST NV, 6r 500 sos I'D 81 (furl Tor 40 on
9s3 iuth st Sc, 6r lG35 2lo y ave, IT.. 81. 60
asdI-l5 ON st NV, ir12 30 2lS5 g ST, l2r. .35 So
3i05 II ST NV, Or. IL so 4O6 Columbia 81 Sr RI "a
M Fusselrs Ar. 10 30 zoos lith ST Tor ri al
Folsom st, Cleveland
The above is only q portion Of the urouprty on INV
books. For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
on the LIST and 18th TYIoS T. WAGGANAN
iuyl2-tu, th&s
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE: FURNISHED
handsomely and in of the most attractive
streets In the fashionable section of the northwest
We would ask $500 for this house in ordinary
times; we will rent 1t TO responsible tenant for
one, Two or more years At little more than so Der
if0' = 81 my9-3t
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FOR RENT
3 ;sss -. nv; lss amls5 81 2s.h ST. ami. 20 90
s so.e sst NV. llT ~ 20. Or ami .22 go
s2l Mo av nv, l5r 1870 io5 d ne. Gr......I6.so
4ol N NV. sr. ami u. 80 800 4ih ne Gr......i630
So 5tee rs ny ss FAINT ~ is fS
y ~ ay NV ramiS =: % ssS 8 ave, Or LIB 90
i1sl NO 10th nr s'nse i 1893 S St st sT 80
mys-th,s&Iu ROBERT E. BRADLEY 1858 ST. st.
FOR RENT $40 IL ST NV: 3-SToRY AND
modern cOny-niences. Apply to owner g. c.
DuNcANsON, 9Th and ID sts. NV. ap23-lst
FOR RENT-A BARGAIN-l3u CoRCORAN ST
closets; ami; south front; in perfect order.
JOHN l. WEAVER, cor F and sth SITS. NV
E. t "a ior4p ic M p Meridian ave-
l6ol Laurel ave, Mt 1865 Meridian ave,
sll2 Q St NV: sF&b: s 8 sis st Sc, Gri6 is 50
2l ~, is' Sc 7rSb 50 ZIG Poplar st. Or. ~ 50
Ills Harvard T AZ 7s = K Re- r. sU 500
iny6 u DEEBl-E, DAVIS co. 1919 Il 81. NV.
For REM HANDSOME RESIDENCE, con. \.
duaed from si5 to ss5 per mo- or furnished for
mi ei f. r ifinf yI!@ sta pfel ayp IRS 1 ~
I2l5 Pa nw.......i5S i5s5 Pa ave nw.::.:.sS
1920 Pa nw....I2s ia IN St nw::::::$s
ap3-tf 1924 II NV
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT PRESS BRICK AND
brown-stone front house, just completed: 1902
St; rooms and bath: cabinet mantel; tiled
bath; parlor finished in white and gold. Apply 10
JOHN l.. WEAVER, f and sth SITS. n W. fe25-tf
FOR RENT-2ec6 Q ST.. VERY DESIRABLE LO-
cation, modern home OF rooms, bath and
cep:ion hall: tiled mautcls; near ars Reduced
TO sac. GEO. E. EMMoNs a Co, 1915 nv.
apl7-lm'
FOR RENT G2i Whitney ay. Or IL 20
2ls3 l. sr,::.. so 80 1910 80 Sc, Or. 10 90
800 Via az NV, sr. 600 BioOklaud. 3. 80
Brooklard. 7r. Gel. .21oO Ivy City. 5r........yOO
THE McI-ACHLEN REAL ES. AND LOAN co.
aI'2'-u 10th and g SIS NV.
FOR RENT. 1902 FIST ST, 10 ROOMS. -. $500
90 ~, a. rp2,,is 500
1898 princeton ST., Col Heights, II rooms 5000
li13 Howard ave. MI Pie 10 rooms. - 30
1ii6 Huntingdon pl.. Col. Heights. Or. new 81 30
2u2I 10th ST., rooms, colpr"d tenant .... II 80
my'-6t BRlCE LlPSCOMB, Gl2 Ian st.
FOR ItENT-25ls 18TH ST. NV CCoLIMBIA
Heights), opposite Mrs. Lpgan's: modern house;
IA rooms; new; papered; mantcls, iireplaCes,
steam heat. awnings, screens; $50 Open ali
day OWNER. Dol Clifton or 30 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-BY MAY j, THE PLEASANT RESI-
dence- J01 o st. Z w; rooms; all MI: large
yard; $3.50 per month In advance. Inquire
within at $40 5th st aplltf
FOR RENT DWELLING. $50 C ST. NV; 10
rooms and bath; central locaton: good stand for
boarding or lodging house; So. Inquire go
La. ave. apStf
painted and papcrcd: 10 rooms and bath: good back
yard; $50. L. VI. SAUNDERS X 60.
my22w Ohio Bank Building 18th and 6 NV.
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OPENING FOR DRUG
STORE; corner Both and SITS; also house Above;
Two floors: handsome and commadous; first-clasS
location Tor Il doctor; rent for the whole low to
permanent tenant, will he sold cheap for
cash Apply to FITCH, FOX BROWN,
ny3-3 LOG q ST. NV.
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CAMPBELL. DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing
ton, p Q: Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
New 1ork ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENr--wEsT END FLATS. 2e2o K ST
NV, or Broom fat and bath; range; all mod
imp; gas meter; coal vault; low rent; ref
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-REAlINGTON TYPEWRIIERS AT THE
REMlNGTON OFFICE; modern machine perfect
condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered free
In city; one month applies on purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WiChOfF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
del9-t Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ST., formerly occupied by Hayward & Hutchn-
SON. the store is 1O7 feet deep to wide alley,
win basement extending under two adjoining
WHOl.ESAI.E RETAIL business. Apply to X.
U. hOLTZlAN, cor. 10th and f SITS. my9-3t'
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FOR REMITTANCE HALL. 4OX75, HOS f ST.
NV. Stores 1l12 and ZIG st. NV. Business
section Apply 11l2 Z st. my93t'
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Stable in 81 bet L. NJ, 10th and 2lst $50
Brick stable hct 18th and 10Th and X and I. SIS
Brick stable bet L and NJ 10th and 21st SITS,
stalls and room for or o carriages, groom
BULLETINS AND PERMITS CAN BE OBTAINED
AT OUR OFFICE my2-tu. th&s
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THE FULL BLOOD, SUPERIOR, IMPORTED
ENGLISH HACKNEY STALLION, Coastguurd,
Will stand Taylor ST.. west OF Jefferson ST., Ana
costa; also Tuesdays and Fridays at Keleher's
Stable 40 Sth ST. NV, Washington; terms low.
GEORGE SMALLWOOD, Manager. ap1O-2m
FOR SALE-A CHOICE SELECTION OF THE
latest style carriages, fancy traps. Pao Altos,
Surveys, busgies, phaetons, business and dayton
wagons, and full line of harness. at lowest
prices. COOK JARBOE,
mh21-tf 1925 NJ st. NV.
FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND DELIVERY CART,
cheap. Apply to A. ]. STABLER, 929 D st.
ja1-tf
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Park, 1lr. .s4O0. 90
@35 II st fur. l3r 800. 90
22SS = ST fur, 1877. 125. 90
rs 9th st, 13r. so. 90
49, West ST
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FOR RENT-S13 18TH NV. opp. THE SHORE
ham,, two large, nicely fur. 2d-story rooms, en-
suite or single, with or without board; central
location; summer rates. Address Box 80, Star
office. mrt,-3f
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED = ROOM AND BOARD IN REFINED
catholic family; references given and exchanged.
Address e. 2. j., Star Office II.
WANTED by GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND 3-YEAR
Old child, pleasant home for summer with first
class private family at Chevy Chase State terms
and all particulars. Address X. G. F. Star Of
flee.
WANTED OR UNFINISHED ROOMS BY
adults for light housekeeping; I'd floor: gas and
bath; in NV; refs. exchanged. Address ADULTS
B., STIR Office. n.
WASTED-MAi 10 OR NEAR, UNFUR ROOMS
or 6-room houses furnace or steam: 3 adults gilt
edged tenants. expecting low rent Address
ID. F., Star office. mv.p3ts