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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Il
WANTED ain a white man with a fam
NY, ana 1 VIII give $50 to any one Sc
curing ire position vi any kind, must be
permanent. Address q. W., this Office.
mySl-3t-ena
hANTED-By a young man who is not
aiTst1 or Work. pOSJion as q good
hostler. j. Il. WRIGHT, No 354 Ia.
ave. NV my3l-3t-eIu
KANTED-By young Co!ored man, a
house work; in or out OF city; good refs.
MATTHEW FRY L, COG Nd ave lie. Item
WANTED-By sober and industrious
young white man, place To drive q
wagOnor work OF any kind. Apply TO Il D
u st. ne. my29-3t,em
WANTED Young man desires position in
office where promotion is assured; Gov
eiuMenC preferred. CONVERSATIONS. this
office. my30-Tt
WAATED-By young man, position in
grocery store; some experience. A. O.,
TINS office. my29-3t-em
Naturalization as al office Toy. APP
ply j. L., this office. niy29-3t
NANTElD-By young white man, place
as dllNer GI ia country. understand &c lie
OF horses and cows Address o, this office.
ny29 st
WANTED by steady young man of good
HABITS, place To drive delivery wagon, or
Tor private family; references. A IL. This
Office. my29-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES.

FOR SAILS mall panel cut-uEde wagon;
in Gr>t-CiaSS condition; a bargain: $40.
1220 10th St NV. my31-3t-cm
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For SALE-HOI SES.

FOR SALE 2-story and basement brick;
rooms han room; bath. lstrObe, range,
not anu colo water, Warner st, near y. j.
casn, 400; balance, long time L. STAR
GARDI Err, Room 2, 6I3 10th st. NV.
my3O3t
FOR SA LE-2-story brick mouse: a M l.;
cellar, laundTy-rOom, furnace; lot 2OX100;
price - 300: reduction for cash OWNER.
1918 10th NV. my30-3t
FOR SALE-S1 zoo; 6-rm brick house;
st. Sc; 81 800; 6-rm mod. house;
| st ne. JOHN F. DON0HOE, 3OS East
Capltot st. my29- stem
FOR SALE New houses on Columbia
Heights; rooms, bath and cellar; a.
m. l. Key at 1886 18Th St NV; prices
reduced TO $4,000. d. b. GOTTWALS,
owner, S1I 11tn st. NV. my29- st ,cm
FOR SALE
3-story brick house; m l.: rented.
40 acres; partly wooded; farm; Va.
House and l or 3 lots; Colonial Beach
You are assured a bargain. Call or adj
dress Z. Ii. s., 2612 Pa. ave. my2S-6t
FOR SALE
3-story brick house; III l. ;rGnted
40 acres: part wooded, barn; Va
House and l or 3 lots; Colonial Beach
lou are assured Il bargain. Call or adj
dress [. II. $, 26l2 Ia. ave my2S-6t
FOR SALE-A we'll built brick house; all
thod lmpS. and newly papered and paint
ed, with stable to public alley Apply on
premises, No. 1909 Sth ST. NV my1-tf
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NAATED-By young man, position in
grocery store; some experience. a. o.,
tins office. my29-3t-em
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PosToFFIca NOTICE.

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS Tor tie week ending
June >. S91, close promptly at THIS Office
us follows:
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WANTED BOAhDERS.

WANTED persons To room ana board;
accommodations good, terms reasonable
-Si L 81 ne. Hly3u-2t
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THE old and established paint and oil
firm, S3T La axe NV, viii be reOpcned
' tn fresh ana new stock Of pants,
uiS. stains, etc, On Tuesday morning,
June !, 1897. FREDERICK ROSE,
JOSEPH H. BROOKE, manager
a +
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WANTED -poAep AND ROO u.

NTED-Board and room Tor two young
men, Will pay S1S per month each
Address Cuttings, this office 1t
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FOR RENT So. 5O-No 81 Fla ave. NV;
new house: handsomely decorated; open
for inSpection nly,}D-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOX SALE-TwO lots. 25x 100 IN a pretty
suburb, miles from Washington, for
500 cash: obliged 20 sell. Address X
EBERT, this office. my29-3t
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EDUCATIONAL

DRAMATIC art, cIocution, voice culture
pny seal culture, a id All Gncir accompany
in Z minutiae Of detail taught by one OF the
most capable and experienced actors aud
professors OF elUCutiUI in the country: spec
iai attention gwen To coaching i1ud re-
hearSiag "A amateurs nj CLUBS, Tor entertain
nicnts. Call or address 512 18th st
my2S-7t
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hANIED-By young man who is not
aiTaia or work. a pOsJion as n good
hostler. j. Il. WRIGHT, No. 354 Fa.
ave. NV. my3l-3t-eIu
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MME THEO, MEDIUM,

Scientilla pJlmist and card reader, know
your fate and fortune, open daily, German
SpoEen- &c, and 5Uc SO Il ST. NV
myS-1me
LA.IES needing confidential treatment,
"a sure and safe relief in all vJTIans
COMPLAINTS and irregularities Gold media!
awarded FOR the science Of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria strict
iy confidential MRS. DR. RENNEk, M
: 7th 81 he near East Capitol s.. " ash
ington. ID. u
YOU can get them at The Times counting
room window cards for TOOIus and board
Gil kinds &C
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTEll-AE gents. SO TO SO week sure
L. workers. no Ca lljal needed. new goods.
new plan, sells al sight, every family needs
A.. HOUSEHOLD size. co, Box 424
Cincinnati. Ohio. un..4- yGI -
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FOR RENT-So1 80, No. 642 G ST. me-;
new house; handsomely decorated; open
for inspection. my3O-3t
FOR RENT So. 5O-No 81 Fla ave NV;
new house; handsomely decorated; open
for inspection. nly3o-3t
FOR RENT Pleasant home; LIST floor flat;
IN. L.; high ceiIlh2s@ cool; car lines;
desirable neghborno0d. HOG 9Th ST. NV.
my3O-3t
FOR RENT-By T. L. SCHMIDT, 1916
T. st. NV; No. 727 tn st. NV, store,
6 rooms, bath; a m T.; $50, Key next
bay window brick; bath, cellar; a. III. l.;
SO; key next door my3O-3t
FOX RENT-I25 & ST. me-, STORY and
basement bay window brick with modern
improvements; rooms; fine location for
v II 6uNCANsoN, S23 G st. NV NV. 'p''
my29-6t-em E
FOR RENT-I623 .Rosedale st ne; 2
squares from Ii st cars; Groom house;
hydrant, large shed; 50. cheapest rent in
city Call ON owner, 533 18TH st, opp.
Treasury. nly2S-3ten
FOR RENT No. 10 d st. Sc, brick, 10
rooms; all MODERN; also stable. nearly
new, ali papered; only two squares from
U. $. Capitol $2S. C. BOYER & son,
PA Tth st. sw. my29-3t
FOR RENT -1022 l 4th st near the Ham
ilton, Cochran, and Portland Hotels, only
S2o.oo per month. myZo-3t
FOR RENT-No. 1913 kingman place, be-
tween Iowa circle and 4th ST. ,at :20. so;
key at 5U2. my294t
FOR RENT-Coloredte No 2l291Uth
NV, Groom brick; halls, water, gas, etc;
rent Sl5. 20 GRAHAM Il CAMPBELL.
GIT 1Ith. s nIy2T IT
FOR RENT-Brick house, rooms, with
large side yard, No 18th st, Sc, cor.
East Capitol; a nice home; S2S GEO. L.
HARDIN, 3l9 Pa ave. St. my26-7t,em
FOR RENT-,4O6 and 4O7 81 ST. sw. six
room brick: water, in splendid condition,
TO desirable colored tenants, $l3 80 each
Apply 942 h st. NV. apl-tf,em
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FOR SALE 2-story bricK mouse: a. M. j.;
cellar, laundTy-rOom, furnace; lot 2OX100;
price 81 BOO: reduction for cash. OWNER,
1918 10th NV mySO-3t
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WANTED-PoSitiou as All office toy APP
ply J. L., this office. ny29-3t
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FOR -MIsCELLaxEorS

FOX SALE-He are showing very large
assortment or AIoNIey improved bry-
AR ice Bon sS. the best ana HIJst eCOnOlI--
lcai for hotels, butchers and gTUCeTs. III
j r. MONKEY ICE Boa AND FlXTC RE
CO.. factory rear OI ia. -lO. us St3
ct. Inh2o-LI
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SUMMER LAW LECTURES.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
July l TO August 81, 1897 Coures in
cluaes SO lectures by Mr. Justice Harlan,
OF I. S. Supreme Court For catalogue al
dress n. c. MINOR, Secretary,
my1O-l 3t-eod charlottesville. Va.
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AR ice Bon rs he best ana niDst econoIL-
lcai for hotels butchers and gTUCeTs. 1 HE
J T. MONLEY ICE Bon AND FlXTC RE
CO., factory rear u ia. 10. Us St2
ct ne nh2e-f
SALE Of OLD MATERIAL Navy Yard,
. Washington here VIII De sOld al the
Navy Yard, Washington, ID. G., ma eTIai
belonging To she Navy condemned a : unit
for use therein, consisting Of iOlt>- brass
aud steel tdTuIHSS, brass boiler tubes copper
aud lead trimmings. machine tools. steam
hammer. iuIlrTs. blow T,, cHGIErS. shot and
she'll. clothing and small StUteS. etc. he
sale wlIi te tor cash 10 lhc highest bidder
10y scaled proposals 10 be opened al Il
O'Clock noon, June Is, 1897 Schedules
COdJ@iuInG form or proposal nj terms 81
sale VIII zoe furnished on application .o IT,.
General stOTeE-epTT. Navy larI. Washing
ton JOHN u. LONG, Secretary of tie
Navy. mySI. gu7-2t
FOR SALE-Cheap-Smal rosewood case
tutoKyTuE piano, or viii exchange TUF
lady'o or Eeutleuan's bicycle. al 100 -
st. 50 Gail after p. H. my3l-St
FOR SALE-Quick delivery mare. iu lJyd
order. city BROKE, cheap eos b q. NV
9 To l., OF l 10 .. J. y5u--t
- 4 .tALIGEA PEWEIIER. -
tlv" dollars per month vii! ruv calls
ETIpl Typ writer, standard u.asa. GuaTFg-
t,sU auU Arpt BOO PERFECT WurstuE uUt-T
struCuuus -ivru NLNNAN'> TYPE
WRITER ArENt GIL 7tl - Wytr-Im
FOR SALE-Gcut's 4-Earat diamond ring:
f,r safe cheap. HARD 4 q. tns- nII,g.
Uy3u-3t
FOR SALE -YOunEs' Best Buttr. z5t-.
OF pounds t.. y. made Hy Y UluE- iL
r. -iu, shipped CIrcGr. and sold ty l. r.
luuuE>. - and - @ street MIT,rt IA
6S riggs Market NOuuEs Butter cannot
hc beat for quality. uy-@-Jt
DiAA0JD5 on EASY TERMS
Drop postal. agent vviII,aII with samples
+. Z. b. this Office u.yZs-lTfD
FOR SALE Complete amateur photo
graphic UuitIt. camera On. case trI.ua.
seven yiatehuIdcrS Bau>cH ANA LouIi len,
and shutter. GuudlacN lens AMI ~huttcr- re-
du,IuE camera. optical lantern and an
accessories cost $50. Address HGFb
this office. HIys6-Gt
FOX SALE-FTesn cows. always On hand.
wO..id also exchange FOR dTy cows JNO
DENEhAS, 1910 BnshtwoOd ave
MyI -lnO,en.
FOK SAL : Dach>IuDd. colIIes, spauI3Is
and fox terrier puppies, also young tame
squirrels end monkeys SCHMtD'S BIRD
STORE, az 18th st NV myT-tfeIn
!OH sALE.-rccI water ie.ttys. SMOKE
stack % iLSIcS CLi-n eteT, 40 IeeJ i.lSHt.
waJcI-tuGe lO.lTI tSO horse pOweTj, and
TWO power LTansmitters. all III lii 81 class
condition. no reasonable offer refused
Apply TO q. &. THOMPSON. Chief Engineer
! unity Ice Co. AiIIury Place. near 5tb
and l. SITS NV fe25-tr
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FOR SALE-NounEs' Best Buttr. 25o.
or pounds o.. y, made hy NuME- 90
El-lu. shipped CIrcgC. and sold toy h r
No.uE>. - and - o street Mlrset aud
6s l. Ec> Market YOuuEs Butter cannot
be beat for quality. my-g-yt
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FOR RENT Pleasant home; LIST floor fiat
IN L.. high Ceilmass cool; 3 car lines;
desirable naghborno0d. l1O6 9Th s.; NV.
ny30-3t
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bNEI TO LOAN at and per cent;
I-ecurity. real eSiaUe in District OF Co
1unbla. no delay beyond an Inspection OF
property and examination of title. WAL
TER II. ACkER, T04 4Jh 81 NV. mhzS-tf
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FOR SALE 4 '96 Hartford bicycle, made
by the Pope Mfg. Co., in first-class con-
clifton, blue enameled rims; two sets of
adjustable handle bars; S3375 cash. Gail
vi dudress az ID ST. NV my31-3t
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WANTEn-To know the whereabouts OF
August JOnanseT, of tInlanu; iaSI heard
from IN tins city. Please communicate
with his rooheI, ALFRED JOHANSEN,
TINS office Item
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FOR RENT-S07 9th ST. NV, back room,
nicely fur, for one or TWO gentlemen
terms moderate ny3l3t-em
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NATIONAL DENIAL PARLCRS

Gold Filings and bridge WORK n Epe
eialty, al TIE lowest price. eiualgam IN
inEs sue, iuii sets OF teeth OH plates -,
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, Sue; without, 25c, all
WORK done by experts and guaranteed TIE
best; open on Sundays from 10 70
clock. un22-u
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DIAMONDS ON EASY TEEMS

Bfop postal. aEcn, wilI,aI with samples.
r 4. b. this Uifile. u.yZ.-lIlJ
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,

Medical and Surgical Spec iaiist,
Treats all Forms of Private Diseases
Bladder Diseases, BiUud Diseases,
kidney Diseases, Skin Diseases,
Special Diseases, HydFoCeIe,
SyDI little Diseases. Vuricocele,
Structure. ImpOtency,
Advice and Consultation Free. Both
sexes.
Hours 10 u, TO Tues, Thurs
and Sat evenings, z To 8. No. COZ 2
NV. CLOSED Suuday31
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NANTED-By a young white man, place
as driver uI ia country. understands CO ne
OF horses and cows. Address o, this office.
nly29- st
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FsAZEE, Medium,

HALLE, Medium,
scientific palInist and card reader, tells
your full name, reveals your past, describes
the present and fOratells your future life;
also tells about business deals, lawsuits,
love affairs, family troubles, reunites the
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc, nous . a. H. 20 p. m:
925 ii st. NV; fee 25c and soc; 3atisfac-
ton guaranteed. my1 6-ImO
MADAM RITA, CIalrvOysnt. Medium and
Cdfd Reader, Z0C and DOC 52.} 18Th
st. NV. fny26-7t
HETIIE 81 have a White FLYER BIZ
cycle for you; where shall | send it,
ARTHUR. niy25-7t-em
BIT OF advice is always welcome. let
fake sales alone, for the real thing
come to Us for nice sui I OF clothes worn
sOme), that are taii0r-made; one price
in plain figures JUSTH ) OLD STAND,
6ly st. NV. my25-7t
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FOR RENT SHOP.

FOX RENT Shop; suitable for office or
mechanical purposes. Inquire 7Ig 18th
st. NV. uy-tg- {t-prr,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FROM middle of June until Nov | Will
take boardcrs ut 50 per week in he we'll
known town of Warrcnton, "a, two and a
Eal1 hours ride from Washington on the
Southern K H. ANY information can be
had by addressing letter or calling to see
Mrs JENNINGS, at 1Q115 II NV, Washing
ton, ID. T. 1t
WOODLAND Open May 20: pleasant
rooms: healthy location; large grounds;
electric Bells :gaSandartesian water. MRS
NJ j. COLLEY, PEoDrietress, Rockville,
Md. Address The Clarendon, Washington,
u u apr I'm
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FOR RENr-SrABTEs

FOR RENT-Houses, stables, rooms aud
flats. OWNER, 610 1=tb st ne.
my29-3 tenn
FOR RENT-Stahle in rear of 23O LIST
st. ne Apply at residence. ny27-7t
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FOR RENT- suPURBAX.

FOR RENT AT Falls Church. Va. a hand
some Groom brick house. very desirably
located. Inquire I 20 9th st NV my3O- 81
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FOR SALE-SCBC RBAN.

$3.50 WILL Buy a cosy home in Bright
wood Park: reception han, dining room,
parlor kitchen, pantry, three hCdrOoms,
hail and hath: furnace heat; excellent
water; lot 5ONl so JAMES K SANDS,
Flint ST. my3O-3t
HOMES CHEAP-On tie new electric raiI-
road from Washington TO Falls Church, y
beautiful subdivision has Just been opened.
with wide streets and aven lIes, known as
BALLSION, about 2 miles from Washing
ton; car fare cents; . minutes riQe
from the city by electric cans, OF 20 min
utes on bicycle; splendid road
Price OF lots S12I and SlO0 each,
deep
Terms, So down; balance 81 per week.
no interest, 10 per cent OF for cash A
large new station has Just been erected.
300 shade trees have been set cut Bali
stOn has a fine graded school, stores, z
persons. Buy lot for q tome OF tor spec
ulatlOn and buy quickly 20 you can pick
your choice | have also large and smdK
farms for sale. Call for particulars and
g. PiaT NV: JAMES E 'hhMhNlS' m VIZ
FOR RENT-STABEES.
FOR RENT-Houses, stables rooms and
flats. OWNER, 61O 1=tb st. ne
my29-3t-em
FOR RENT-stahle in rear of 23O LIST
St ne Apply at residence. fuy27-7t
FOR RENT SHOP.
FOX NT-Shop; suitable for office or
mechanical purposes. Inquire TIg 18TH
~. NV. my29-3t-pm
FOR RENT SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT At Falls Church. Va. a hand
some Groom brick house. very desirably
located. Inquire I 20 9th st NV my3O- 80
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOX SALE-TwO lots, 25xiO0. IN a pretty
suburb, miles from Washington, for
S1UO cash: obliged 20 sell. Address X
EBERT, this office. my29-3t
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HELP HANIED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTS iu and ont Of tie city fur
ulsued free o. ,il,rle ly MRS MOORE,
WANT EB-At CiIy ILitll r,I,e Iln,e.
COOKS, Ch1HbeII-4a4u~, general IUl>e-
workers, IauHuIt~.t~. LUs. -,.-. l.tIirl =. ron
terS- '-iNci~, DASH ..a~I .tT~. iuE>. also Iylu
Iur Atlanta city ana oiIeI resorts
SHA1h 81 OL-b - 49, lIIb 81 LW.
Ia. 2S-1t
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FOR SAI.E-BICYCIES.

UiN SALE-SIA 1870 hOCntSJer gents
bicy cles S37 so each; Hartford, S97
tires; q months guarantee. No Q ST.
ne, West lexington. my3I-7t.em
DEALERS AND RIDERS, ATTENTION
Unredeemed Bicycles Tnrtiie med Oicy-
Giles at l-3 value: just received from the
storage warehouses Of tl!e Manhattan Loan
and Storage Co, Philadelphia, ,n,i now on
sale at Our salesroom, 43I 9th st NV: $50
unredeemed hlgl-gra,le, ,,Tand new bicy-
CleS, such as 1896 syria use, $3.50: 1897
Liberties, S95 Ramblers and VictorS: also
1897 Debar's World Sandow, For ladies,
gents and children: ato high grade tan
denlS, Sundrles and PARTS. We exchange and
GUY outright: salesrooms oTen every night
NEW YORK CYCLE CO, 434 9th st. NV.
DlV91-Ht
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-S21. 90; No. GAG G st. me-;
new house; handsomely decorated; open
for inspection. my3O-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LISTEN! We do coed bicycle repairing
and charge what II right, lathe work,
brdZInG ana yuiCani2ing for the trade.
IhAS- 5 LAbUFisH, bicycle AiaCHIHI>t,
III 9th I. NV, opp. Grant Place.
my3U-Tt
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FOR RENT-Back parlor; also TWO peauq-
fully furnished rooms, with good board;
attractive summer place. 2l4l Pa ave.
NV my31-3t-em
The times., 1897-08-08
A WASHINGTON MANS LUCK
Carriage Painter Henry Smith Heir
to Much Wealth.
Fortune From His Wealthy Father,
Whom He Had Not Seen for
Years May Settle Here.

Snow Hill, Nd, Aug IA fortune of
S12G 600 liz cash is awaiting Henry Smith,
Of Berlin, Worcester county, Nd Mr. Smith
has for the last two months been painting
at the carriage repairing shop OF H j.
Anderson
He viii now give up the painting busi-
ness, probably marry and settle in Wash
ington, d c., where his mother and sister
live. The estate, which is estimated at
over 81 100000 VIII be divided among
five heirs
Mr. Smith has been anxious to keep this
news IT, himself, but friend who saw
letter To him from New York lawyer gave
the Information away.
This fortune, strangely enough, comes to
Mr Smith from his father, whom he had
not seen in fifteen years. Mr. Smith, in
answer to a request for the particulars OF
his good luck, said his father was ali Eng
lishIran, who came to New York from Lon
don more than forty years ago.
When Mr.. Smith was still lad he be-
came adventurous. and, contrary TO the
wishes OF his parents, set out TO make
fortune for himself. In fine, he ran away.
He was old enough to know then that his
father WAS a wealthy man, but, neverthe-
less, he went out into the world to ID for
hiiuself and To get rich.
After working in various places, heat last
settled in Washington, where he was for
S,rne years engaged in his present business.
He had made but two or three visits to New
York since he left there, mere youth, the
last time being about fifteen years ago
There We're five children, all of whom
went West TO seek their fortunes, and all
of whom, he learns have been notified of
the distribution of the estate OF their
father, whose death took place in New
York about -four months ago.
The news Cf the death of his father
came to Mr.. Smith only few days ago,
with the information that his share Of the
property was $126, 600.
The times., 1897-08-08
MUST WORK OR srARvE.
Only Alternative to Make Kiowas
and Comanches Submissive,

OnlF ALTERNATIVE TO Make kfowaS
and COmanches Submissive.
The Indian bureau has received no off
cial confirmation OF the disturbances re-
ported among the Kiowas and Colnanches
in press dispatches from Oklah
The kiowaS are in a constant stat te of
turmoil and discussion, as nearly all of
them want to be chiefs. The Indian office
has sought to overcome this by disregard
ing the claims OF would be chiefs and listen
ing directly to the appeals of the ordinary
people OF the tribe.
The Comanches are the most industrious
and progressive of the three bands on the
agency OF the Kiowas, Comanches and
Wichitas Much OF this is due to the
example set them by their head chief.
Quanah Parker, who, although man with
some bad traits, says the Indian office,
still has many good ones. He is solicitous
for his people at all times, and has ac-
cepted the inevitable change that must
come to them.
The agent OF these Indians has said thai
the Kiowas and the Comanches must be
either made to work or starve So long
as the Government feeds and provides for
them entirely they VIII not work, and
Will remain indolent and troublesome.
The times., 1897-08-08

Brussels; long and protraeted debate, the
exposition OF elaborate fiscal programs,
with absolutely no tangible or practical
conclusions
This is the conclusion foreseen here in
Washington 10y the real friends of silver.
and these constant failures must inevitably
prove to the American people that they
must act for themselves in Initiating the
movement to rehabilitate silver and once
more put Il in its proper place as one of the
moneys Of final redemption.
A prominent Senator, discussing this sub
Ject yesterday, declared that the enact
mcnt Of silver free coinage law would
at once raise the price of silver bullion
and compel other nations to resume its
nilntage. The protection of the millions
and millions OF foreign money invested in
American securities would be, he declared.
the lest and most convincing argument.
With silver restored to its proper place
alongside OF gold these securities would
be payable in silver. There would be no
hurried return of these securities for re-
demption: there could be no forced Iioui-
dation OF Indebtedness. The foreign se-
curity holders would be compelled to ac-
cept payment for their bonds in legal
tender money and the pressure upon them
would be SO great that their governments
would be compelled TO corua to our standard
That the leaven is working among the
masses of the people in Great Britain can.
not be denied. The petition forwarded to
Lord Salisbury representing $50 la Dor
organizations In various industries, urg-
ing the government to cooperate with other
nations to secure mar eyohanpa of sol,
and silver, shows how the common peo-
pie are thinking. 1t only remains to over.
come the objections of Lombard street,
which up to this time have dominated
the fisca! policy of Great Britain.