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WILL PEACE BE MADE IN CUBA
THE SAGE SAGASTA CALLED TO
sPAIN's PRENTIERsHIP.

His Ideas of n Liberal Policy To-
wards the Insurgents Have Gained
Ground In Spain and VIII Prevail
In the Elections for the COrtes.
The Financial Condition Of Spain
VIII he ExpOsed-Minister Dupuy
de LONE VIII Resign-Weyler said
to Have been Recalled.
Madrid, Oct. 2.-Senor Sagasta. the lib-
eral leader, has been entrusted by the
queen regent with the task of forming a
new cabinet, in succession to the Azcarra-
ga ministry, which resigned on Wednes-
day last
Senior Sagasta, after leaving the queen
regent, had a long conference with the
Marquis Vega de Armijo. who accepts the
presidency of the chamber.
Admiral Bermejo becomes minister of
marine, in succession to Admiral Berang-
er.
The financial question is demanding the
greatest attention and the liberals will, at
the outset of the coming session of parlia-
ment, frankly expose the position of the
Spanish treasury.
A Feeling of Relief In Washington.
Washington, Oct. 2.-The news from
Madrid, to the effect that the queen re-
gent had invited Sagasta to form a cab
met, to succeed the Azcarraga cabinet
was hailed with feeling of relief In Of
fetal circles here.
In the view of the administration, the
United States and Cuba have all to gain
and nothing to lose in the liberal access
sion to power. Even If the party is not
willing TO go as far as the extreme Cuban
sympathizers in the United States wish,
it is felt that there certainly viii be
most liberal offering of concessions to Sc
cure peace in Cuba.
Sagasta is said to have stood from the
first in opposition to the policy pursude by
Spain for the last year. Those familiar
with affairs in Spain say that the Sa-
gasta view has become very popular in
Spain, mainly because the war policy had
served to draft most of the young men
from the interior and expose them to dis
ease and death. AS result of this sentL
ment, it is said that an election would
give Sagasta a liberal majority in the
Cortes, and thus permit him to carry on
the government without bang hampered
by the conservative majority OF over 100,
which now exists in the Cortes.
The retirement of Senor Dupuy de LONE
is probable as the result of the formation
of a liberal ministry and 1t is believed
the minister will tender his resignation
as soon as he is officially advised of the
advent of the Sagasta cabinet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-18

Per mo.
Q n 23d, 13r&b. $4,000
Columbia ave. Col
Heights, 12r&b. $3.50. 90
21st n X. 12r&2b. $4,000
18th n N, l3r&b.Sl2 90
18th n NJ, 10r&2b. S125.OO
Goth n Z. 9r&b. .$12o.o0
De Sales st n 18th,
12r and b. 90
Q N 14th, 13r&b. $1,000
Il n 21st, lOr&b. .$125.W
Corcoran st n 18th,
Or and b. 800. 90
X Il 10th, 12r&b. 800. 90
L n 18th, 10r&b. $4,000
Riggs n 17,1Or&b. 500. 90
Takoma Park. Car
roll NV, 13r&b. $1,000
18th n K, 11r&b. Ssh .33
10th n U, 19r&2b .$15. 90
1Ith nr Stoushton.
Tor and b. ......ST5. 90
y n 18th, 3r&b. $500
Flat No.6. B&O. 7rS65. 90
Corcoran st n 10Th.
Tor and b. $50. 90
Riggs n Is, 3r&b $1,000
Dist n L, l0r&b...-
ly to THOS. J. FISHER
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

rOh hEN IF URNlSHfI
Per mo.
18th n H,19r&2b. Si15.O 90
Vt av n Q.20r, 2b. 1915 90
10th n Cor. l 4r&2hS333. 33
Conn av n l. l2&3b. $500
Mass ave mr. Thomas
Circle, 16r&b. $500. 90
VT av Ii *. 16r. 2b. $500. 90
Conn ave n n, 16r
and 2 b........ $500. 90
Mass ar n Is. 1877. $500. 90
NJ II 18th, l0r&2o .$275. 90
10th lr Mass ave,
15r and 2b. $3.50. 90
10th II o. 12r& 2h. $3.50. 90
II n 14th. lSr&2b $3.50. 90
II l av n IL, l2r $3.50. 90
Vt av N K,lir&b. $3.50. 60
18th Ii NJ, 12r&b. $3.50. 90
18th n NJ. 12r&2b. $225. 90
Dupont circle II z
ST, lSr and 2b. 10000
= Il 21st. 13r&b. $500. 60
Mass av n II. l3r $500. 90
Vt av n l.. 1Sr&b. 500. 10
z n is, l3r&2b. 5000. 0O
18th n L, 1Ir&2b. 1886" ct
Mass av IL Is, l3r.$l66. eT
Conn ave n N.1lr.Sl50. 90
n II Goth, 13r&2b $3.50. 90
For full particulars ap]
& CO., 1924 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-18

,s2s IT,, ., ,o- an
10 1850 fsln 81, Ut a9.vo
io,e noieorah' or ~ w
OF o h,n NV LIT. So
49,; ,oi. . - 20 ~
iSi9 r r. u - w
i9 ,.,.' .,o, 81 "a n or. ~ @ ~
30 o' o,h ~, er 4o.vo
9iIs ,s,h AZ NV, Ior so.vv
9rio ~ ~ 81 sr fo-W
, 81, 81 eve. iVr so-@
-, 80 YIN NV, ior. P ~ w
n lJa' " NV, or 4o.oo
VIC -; = ave lack o,,
,,,. nii.r sup q aw- ~ oo
IN ,at o. . q w. " ~. "
,.3e r'n Nv" lfr -tv ~,
10, ,9.,o " Nv, iof; -ao.v ",
ei ~ Els ID. up, IT -H.Vo
80 ifih NV, ivr-3. -9o
80 lam NV, 9r- 81 ~
l%o ION NV, Or 5o.Uo
zu anu 4 SIS, I'd d;
i.Vo II NV; lor- - 50 ~
a d. II 80. -, Ior- .Ss-9o
3S So9 70, u NV; Sf 80 ~
iaoe y 81 s-- .,S-p
40 = 81 NV Or. 500
io59 y Nv er-- o. W
- 49, w. IT,. .oO.p
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FOR RENT
So 18th. 19r 81. 900 pr an
1917 Pa ave. Or,
per annum 81. 500. 90
l2l5 Pa ave. sr.
per annum. :. 81, SOC. 90
All III NV. 1sr. 10000
1905 q NV, 12r. 20S.33
i102S VT av NV, 1Sr. 200. 90
S26 Conn ave, l2r.200.v0
l022 VI ave, lir. .l50.v0
141l X NV, l3r $1,000
101l Conn av. lir. 1900
452 Pa ay nw....l35.U 10
1922 n ii av, 12r.l2o.oo
1906 n III ave, l6r. l25. 30
304S z NV. AR. ..1e5. %
1880 NY av NV. 12r.125. 90
l417 Mass av 14r.l25.U0
1925 n st NV, 1ir. 100. 90
SU3 l4th Nv. lar. .lD0.U0
1901 10th NV, l1r. 10000
l343 Fla av,pt2dA. lU.vO
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave. l3r. 100. 90
1888 JEFF pl. l2r- 10000
1912 X ST. 12r. 49, 10
1927 Conn ay, 1lr. $50
1436 n NV, l2r. so. 90
C1rroll av, Takoma
Park, l4r- 90
1725 DeSales st,l1r.15.O0
1910 lith NV (s.ore
and dwgl, Or. -...75.o0
2lo X NV. Tor - 1890
l119 1 NV, 12r--..15.Oo
1853 Roanoke st. 1900
1929 2lst st. ..-.-.15.u0
4 b st ne. l2r. .66.6i
1880 2otl NV. Tor. $500
lad \ NV, lar. :. 65.oo
1921 2lst NV. l0r. $50
1927 y Lw, l2r. - .65.co
2233 Q NV, 13r. =. .65 90
405 llth NV. 2r. - -G5.o0
ITO v NV. Or. :. 600
Gil 18th NV, 20r. go. 90
1910 th,sl&dw Or. .10.o0
1913 n nv, I2r. = 600,
l4rh ST I'd. mr. Bright
wood Hotel. LIT. COCO
502 E NV, l1r- -. 60. 20
1Il9 18th NV, Or. 1910
1908 ii NV. store. 60. 10
51s 18th ST. IS 20
1875 10th NV. Tor. .55. 90
els e NV. l5r. 80. SO. 90 I
1lO1 Mass ay, l2r. 5000
2404 l4.h st. .5O.tOl
2402 l4tn NV, ilr. 80. W
1902 Chaplin st, 9r. 5000
1909 both st, Tor. so. 90
Coal yard, 10th and
X NV, per mo. so. 20 !
2034 Hiiiyer pl. Tor. so. o0l
2SS Q At. Tor. .60.U0l
Near Stott's station.
ID c. i1r. so. COL
Tennallytown nd. 1or.-I
20l4 HiIlyer pl, 81. 90
SEE OUR LIST OF i
ANOTHER COLUMN.
THOM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-18
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

FOR SALE-HIGH-GRADE SAMPLE AND USED
bicycles In excellent condition at 500 up-sud ON
% MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Lowest prtces ana
easiest terms ever quoted In this vicinity for re-
Liable wheels. y. g. SMITH, 122S Pa. ave-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-CoMPLETEIY FURNISHED 7-ROoM
s,oasrn brick louse; st. near 18th; large south
city. Inquire at sUs K St. possession inme-
diateS. oci6-Sts
FOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FUR GROOM
good stable: has heen pa1, ne, 5, NC AnlS 10
OWNER. 1924 S st. NV oc16-3t
FOR RENT-BY LATMER & NESBTT. 1921 &C.
hiMnEiesant homes; handsomely FURNISHED fine
lumbia Heights. Chaplin St. $4,000; 17i3 n St,
near Conn. ave, $4,000. ocf6-3t
FOR RENT-NICEY FURNISHED HOUSE ON
the PORTLAND Flat square; wen heated; complete
IN appointments; 500 T. E. DYE, ol4 Ilth St
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED-N 1885 r. l. AVE:
3-stary and cellar brick dwelling, containing 10
rooms and bath; heated by furnace end all mod
s,n convenienees: house nicely furnished Price
80. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO..
ocl63t 1924 f st. NV.
nearly new: lar: 2b.: beautiful condition: $500
per month for season; reduction TO yearly tenant
Also beautiful home on st. near Dupont
circle; 13r and b.: handsomely furnished. Cor
ELLERsoN & WE,ir1E COS 14th i st.
@ sos Forda at ave- very low e pr sas la
bricks: $500 t2S 6o5. 627 9Th st ne 9r
aea Raa LIE sas whit WEf ns sSs 4ts st.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-
Per Mo- Per Mo.
is, pr nj 14th Is, 90 n 1,h
Mass nv mr. 1sth h'r goth. 12r&b. .l25
and az bath al Sc asss M r @ ,os
mr. l+ t 1sr sn zoo lo,h mr. R. l2r&b. 100
eclG-at WIN. C. NoRKIS. GIT 14th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED- HAVE TWO VERY
hap hesn Ssad nc ,nd, % which d
Hi1D1StraticnS, location exceptional. Also other
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11S E Sc. Sr&ba. %. so
SIS LIST Sc, Sr&b. .21 90
iI15 10th, ar lcoD 20. ~
1905 Meridian ave,
Mt Fl, 6r&b. 20. 90
512 LIST Sc. Crib. 1900
1913 X ne, str&dw, Or. 1880
31 10th ne. 6r&b. .1S.50
ll21 Harvard 81. Col
Hts. Or. wa 1850
1410 Pa av NV. 3r&515-75
S212 Pr'sp't NV, Sr, w14.5O
l2OS Ward ct, Ar, w.l0.UO
RI 1854 K. Ar tcol.S.UO
{ CO., 1919 r st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-18

PBEI.. 5i7 10TH NV.
Oh 10th NV. store $40 ~
2i5 18th NV. store 81 ~
tOS 9TH sw. store. Is. 90
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1922 18th NV. sr .s21 50 6s1 Essex ct NV. ar 500
2sli st NV. ST. 90 2ll9 9th st nv. 5r. 500
Al Myrtle st ne, ar 600 Ill2 Marion al nw.4r7 ~
647 A st Sc. or. .l5. 90 2Go5 q ST NV Or 80
524 18th st Sc. Or. .IiooI Goat al nw, 73p
2247 Cleveland ar,6rls- 90 Rear 525 aIst NV 10
1888 st NV. sr. .iScS 2ss. alley beS pas.
All 26th st NV, Or. 1000 EAT NV 5r...-..7 90
LAB st NV. or. 10 90 1923 26th NV. 5r.
2Os Brooks ct NV 5r ~ 2-6S-e 5Brien's ct arc 70
Rear III sth nw.4r SO Sls,ls BurEs al ar 50,
e. rr 12is Madison 5rs 80 Hall I'd floor us 10Th
oBriens ct nw $50 SD n Isea ri; NV Or 90
2264 9th ST NV Ar. $50 Sad g2I Fla ay Sr - ~
1875 Crescent NV Or 500 SSd 5o0R wrel,lr25.no
Rear llsi 2ist NV 4rs 90 Sad 22ii 7th NV isGS
Rear l35 2lst 100 l25l Both Il NV Cir u ~
20ltHuton ct NV, s.to Store All Fla ay.. 10 90
722 Green's al nw.5r 800 Sad 4Us IIth sW 1884
The above is only portion Of the property my
S Sa' ss f% lss call RIOS f e. sF issued
ocl3-w,f&m 81 + ST
1Ols 18th i2r&b nis5o CT asSe l. Or. eel. mi. iSg,
"a 18th, i2r. mi 43.6I III I'D. 6r mi. 80
14l3 L. sto. w&s- 1850 2ll719 H. ar wa 1850
9io I'D; l0r.. 40 50 29ls Olive ST. Or.
1905 Goth, 7rce mi $3.50 1918 2lst, Or w....is..o
22oS 1. sr, mi. -. 3n5e 222s q. ar, mi. ....1s40
6l2 2lst. 6r. cel.mi. q 80 2o48 4 Crab, mi iSsS
ll2S 18th. Or, w.. Is so 2oe3 L. er....-....16oo
1908 5. Or. mi 25.5o 1925 Va av 6r mi. Is 80
IFS 18th Grab, mi - 80 1l5s 18th, 5r&w Il 80
2so5 NJ, ar. mi 80 il2 Elm. CIR. mi rs 20
!52l Pisrce. Or Gel mis- 81 sli 18th, ha....15 30
120S 10 18th. Er.. 80 Bali o. 10r IS 90
ll2i 18th; Sr mi, - 50 i33 2oth. 5r, ...l35D
go 2ith, Sr&cel, mi. 25. 30 a6l5 X ar wa...I3 80
y19 22d. ar, MI Is 90 2i20 y Or, wa.....l3o0
1919 COLUMBIA ST. al4 10th. 5r.......1e5D
7r. mi % so ZOOS II. 81. w......1e5 30
Sos 2lst Grab: mi; q 50 ioe4 Both, Or. We 81
1912 II Or mi. % 81 40S Franklin. Ar. L. 20
. q 6r&b. mi. 20 so 1904 Ill., Ar, 30
1els I: Or. mi 20 50 2325 !. 81. wa.....Iloe
262o |. Or. mi. 80. 20 80 1522 26th, Ar .1o3D
81 I'D Or mi 20 so 1921 9th, Ar wa 1880
Pill L. 6r&wa. 20. 50 I2l 2oth, 6r.-..--.100o
See tonorrow's Star for our other list
For full list apply to wFSCor'r a WILCOX,
oc13 =f,m&w 1897 Penns, lNania ave NV.
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; SOUTHWEST
CORNER 18TH AND ROANOKE SITS: ,
STORIES; IL ROOMS AND BATH ROOMS;
HEATED nc BY HOT WATER; h I,HIlS
SUPPLIED WITH EVERY MODERN CON
VENIENCE. CAN BE RENTED FOR sloo
PER MONTH. r E. BRADLEY 1903 f ST
oc14-6t
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-leo4 18TH
ST. NV; STORIES AND CELLAR; 10
ROOMS AND BATH; BASEMENT KITCH-
EN-: FURNACE HEAT: NEWLY PAPERED
AND PAINTED. RENT. S65.
oc1i-6t X. E. BRADLEY. 1903 F ST
FOR RENT-13os F ST NV. DWELLING PoR-
good repair; excellent location for dentist fash
ionabe dressmaker milliner. Rent. $40
oc16-3t LIEBERMANN a HAwN. 1893 + St
FOR RENT-oR SALE-AT s1s.5oo-Ili2 cgTH
St NV: - rooms; all modern conyeniences
beautifully decorated: near Dupont Circle; half
square from Metropolitan electric cars: most de-
sirable location in the city; $65 per month";
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FOR RENT
1928 F st NV. $500. 90
1919 r NV. Office. 80. 90
1917 10th NV. Sr&b so. 90
1+20 Kenesaw,9r so. 90
1924 23d st. 10r&b. 40. 90
2l41 y NV, 10r&b. 40 80
1923 l NV. Sr&b. sta 10. so
1921 n H av. Grab 40. 90
2S22 14th NV. Sr&b. 40. 90
1901 Whitney ave
NV. store. 81. 50
1.fo RI av NV .6r&b. 81 so
2236 18th, 7r&b. sta. %. 90
Oc16-tf DEEBLE 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-18

FOR RENT-BEAU1IFUL IL ROOM House. NEAR
DUPONT NJ, Circle ,r and electric ears; rooms a
foor; TWO BATHS: STEAM HEAT; large cell
lar; fine laundry; only 81, 100 a year. Worth
much more. J. o. JOHNSON, GIT f St oc14-ln
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-R. G. CAM
1881 r NV. 12r. sea. 60
1923 y Y av. 1ir. SO %
92S II NV. 7r......a6.n 10
51s 10th NV. shop. rs. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-18
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED AN UNFt RNISHED HOUSE LOCATED
oe,"efn I'th AMI I'd. q and SITS: anil. rent
rot u r1cesd So: careful family; no children
Address YEARS TENANT, Star cfic. o.lo2 ~.
WANTED -BiAED!ATEI.Y-wE HAVE APPII-A-
lions from trstclass tenants for furnished house.
ge-d location. about SiOO, house with stable
city or suburban. about S31: house near Met
cars. about 500 r. W. WALKER 4 SON 1905 r.
ocl6-3t
WANTED HOi'SES To RENT FROM OWNERS
We have applications from frst-class parties
wanting houses; renliIg ab.Dit $50 Der month
TYLER x RJTHERiuRD, 1857 n.w. sci SGT
WANTED BIZ FUR. HOUSE IN FASH
1onabit section for NC from Nov. % July l.
II 70 IL Ens and handsomely furnished: will
pa! from $50 TO $50 per WM =. NORRIS
Cl1 it.i St ,.rfstf
NANiED-F YOU HAVE VACANT HOUSES WE
can secure You good tenants for them
We nave customers To buy modern Aojses
RALPH W. LIE, tO6 1ith 81. CPhone aols1
OctGIf ~ -'''
NANIED-A II OR II-RooM House: WELL
furnished; in good lpsaly: for -cinsS private
ioiFtiin. hgIse; would hoard owner. i,.Irass
RESPONSIBLE, S.ar Office orY5e,s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTEl-NOF- 1. SINGLE ROOM AND RoApD
west OF 18th 81; - private families. rrfs "a
dress Box 3. Star oficr H.
WANTED IN NV. BY ADULTS OR & IN
furnished rooms for light housekeeping; t.rIya;e
family without children. apartment bouse
Address X. j.. Star office ncl53T.
WANTED BY OOUPIE. WITH CIIIID 4 yF1RS
furnished rooms and board; conmunica ting I,arior
ana oea room ri floor Address. stating terms
u - STAR ONCE ocl5-3ts
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FOR RENT-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: SOUTHWEST
CORNER 18TH AND ROANOKE SITS:
STORIES; IL ROOMS AND 2 BATH ROOMS;
HEATED BY HOT WATER; ARTISTHAL-
LY DECORATED THROUGIIot'T AND
SUPPLIED WITH EVERY MODERN CON
VENIENCE. CAN BE RENTED FOR sloo
PER MONTH. r. E. BRADLEY 1903 f ST
oc14-tt
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FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-1eo4 18TH
SooMs w AND S ssTH sa ANb ESSET kI L.
EN-; FURNACE HEAT; NEWLY PAPERED
AND PAINTED. RENT. S65
ocli-6t r. E. BRADLEY. 1909 f ST
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FOR RENT-BY HENRY
512h 7th sw. 6r. $50. So
36 H sw, 7r, ami. 20. %
623h F sw, Or. ami. ~. 90
III G s'y, 7r, w&g..15.50I
ia + sw. 7r, w&g. Is. 90
1857 ID sw, Or, mi.14.J0
1915 C sw. Or, w&g. IL. sol
1916 b sw, 5r. was. .00l
Oc16-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,


FOR RENT
$40 1ST ST Sc:
Two-sfory frame dwelling house. containing
rooms and bath. heated by latrobes. and has all
pafered and painted throughout; price. $3.50 per
oc1e-3t 1924 ST NV
FOR IENT-LATTMER & NESBTT 1921 g NV
1929 sth NV. redto $53;f115 11th NV, 12r&b.. 80
y rms and bath: n:ee-lS1l 11th NV. 9r&b.. 40
s1l 10th Ew, 1lr&b. 80 2o11 q NV, 9rlb. -. 45
1429 av. Ir&b. .2ui 10 18th NV, Or. 49,. %
TO CoLORED TENANTS.
1907 18th NV, Orb. - AL l. NV. or, b.. IS
TO 18th NV. 6r 80. .2o 242s NV Al, b.. 10 30
oc163t
FOR RENT 40 r ne. srSb. =. Is 40
2Il4 18th, 12r 90 207 10th ne. 6rSb. III. 80
2U3 10th ne. S-&b- -2230i 124S cab. Ii. so
ZIG 18th, l2r&b. 90 1897 13 Is I ne,
PIP 18th, l2r&b. 80 col Or K ba- Is 30
1l24 18th. 11r&b. 400 314 MLean av.6rkl, Is 30
1l23 Willard Or. .35 90 3l6 NJ Lean .6rIb ID 81
1t22 SD. sr...... so 307 800. 81. 32l Il
I'll z "r. -...-.- .305o % sw, 6rSb. IL. so
co. I'D. Or. .305bl 4l5-11 ny av Sc,
Quincy ne, Crab. .25.5b Or & b...........l2.5 o
FOR COL0RED TENANTS
~ Hanover ST. NV, 9 rms. and bath. SIS. 30
3l2al4 Ford's alley NV, rms. IL 90
Id reeves ST. n W.. u rms 1880
9So. 9S9 and 94l Golden st. s.w., rms. 1880
lo0I Union court NV. 9 rms. 1000
Apply GEO E. EAIMONS * CO.
oc16-3t 1915 + ST. NV
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR KENT-PART OF HOUSE: I ROOMS AND
bath: A. NJ 1MPS.: NEAR CARS: LOW RENT;
KEYS 1911 n. j. AVE liz
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FOR RENT-10l6 I ST. NV; 3-STDRY BAY
window brick; rooms and bath: suitable for n
physician: reduced to S45 a month Apply TO
OWNER, 927 ii st. NV. ocls ct.
NV ocllls,.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

horse boiler, In good condition VIII sell cheap
for cash. Will give time if desired. 512 11th st.
NV Oc1S-3r
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BOARDING.

40' 9TH ST. opp. JUDICIARY So-IARtE
weiifurnished rooms. suite or single with
board 10 e., ~
TEE AVON" 2&2. COR. n. CAP AND c SIS
Is open for guests: nicely fur rooms; table n
Speciality min walk Of Capitol; near car
lines. ~,
THE HEIsND0N CAFE, 1928 N T. AVE NV
furnishes best board in city for least money: $40
and $l5 per month: also pleasant rooms: location
nrst-eiass and prices reasonable. ocI5-2ws
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FOR RENT-SrABIES-wHL RENT A IJynRy
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HAMPTON. 1901 f NV.
base, 17r.&b.. fur. s.. 900
1917 NJ ST. 1or&b. 1850
323 18th. 3-st. 9r&b. .35
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1918 1. psf. Grab. 1880
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-03-09
DIARY OF THE THIEVES.
A Relative of Vice President Hobart
Among Those Robbed.


Mrs. f. F. Hobart, a relative Of the Vice
President, who came from Penn Yam,
NY, to see the inaugural ceremonies, re-
ported To Inspector Hollinberger, at police
headquarters today, the loss OF her black
siIk hand bag, containing her purse and
Si4 in money. Mrs. hobart is stopping at
No. 45o @ street northwest, and she believes
she lost the handbag about 10 O'Clock
Yesterday forenoon, while entering the
Postofrice Department building, on the
Eighth street side.
Henry White, a prosperous citizen or San
Antonio, Tex, reported stolen from him
while on a Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
train en- route TO this city, his hunting-case
gold watch. $500 In money, and railroad
ticket from san Antonio to Boston and re-
turn.
A DIckIocket stole from the person OF
Thomas II Mitchell, residing at No. BOZ
NJ street northwest, while he was on
Ninth street car on March 4, a Rolc filled
hunting case watch and gold chain with
Knight Templar charm attached.
Burglars entered the residence OF Mrs.
A. q. Buhrrnan, No. 1899 Twenty-first
street, and eot away with a ciaIaond Ifng.
gold bracelet, ruby set ring and gold thin
bile.
John T. Crowley reported that his resi-
dence, No. 1716 n street northwest, was
entered 10y tousebreakers, who stole pair
of gold link sleeve buttons, some bone but
toas and an old-fashioned gold chain.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-03-09
TARIFF BILLS PROSPECTS
A Majority in the Senate Is
Claimed for 1t.
TO BECOME A LAW BY JULY
1t Is Announced That There Are
Forty-seven Senator's Certain for
the Measure, Thirty-seven Against
Ifand Six Doubtful The Measure
VIII Be Presented Monday.

1t is believed that the new tariff bill
will pass the Senate. A poll of the Sem
ators shows, apparently, that it will re
ceiye a majority of two votes at least. The
majority may be nine. There will doubt
less be a protracted and strenuous oppoS-
aoa, but the bill will probably be made
a law by July /.
The silver Senators, with the exception
of Teller, Stewart and Mantle, have
practically agreed to support the meas
ure, and there seems little likelihood that
they will change their minds. They GER
taiply will not 90 so If the administration
Senators are tactful.
Here are tables. u the first two all OF
the ninety Senators are accounted for. In
the ''doubtfui'' table appear the names OF
Louisiana Senators and OF the silver Re
publicans.
For the Protection Bill-Aldrich, r. L.;
Allison, Ia; Baker, Kan: Woods, KY; Bur-
rows, Mich: Penrose, Fa.. Caffery, La;
Carter, Mont. Chandler, ". H., Clark. Wyo.;
Corbett, Ore; Cullum, Ill; Davis, Ainn.;
Elkins, w. Va; Foraker, Ohio; Frye, Me-
Gaiiinger, N. H.; Gear. Ia; Wellington, Nd;
Hale, Me; Hansbrough, N. Dak.; Hawley,
Conn; Platt, N. Y; Hoar, Mass; Jones,
New; X yle, s. Dak.; Lodge. Mass; McBride,
ore: McEnery, La; Mcmillan, Mich; Man
tie, Mont; Morrill,, Vt; Nelson, Mimi; Ma
son, H.; Perkins, Cal; Pettigrew, s. OAK; !;
Platt, Conn; Pritchard. N. c.; Proctor. VT;
Quay, Pa. Seweil. N j.; Hanna, Ohio: Shoup,
Idaho; Thurston, Neb.; spooner. Wis; Fair
banks, Ind; Warren. wyo.; Wetmore, r. l.;
saI
Utah; Turner, Wash; Heitfcld, Idaho. To
tai, 63.
Of the new Senators from Kentucky and
oregon are admittea9
Against Any Protection Bill Allen, Neh.;
Bacon, Ga; Bate, Tenn; Berry, Ark;
Butler, y. c.; Henderson, Fla; Chiffon,
Tex: Cockrell, Mo; Daniel, va; Faulkner,
W. Va: George, Miss; Clay, Ga; German,
Md; Gray, Del; HarTis, Tenn; Earle, y.
c.; Rawlins, Utah; Jones, Ark; Kenney,
Del; Lindsay, Ky; Martin, Va Mills,
Tex: Mitchell, Wis; Morgan, Ala; Murphy,
n. Y; Pasco, Fla; Pugb, Ala; Roach,
N OAK; stewart, Nev.; Smith. n j.;
Teller. Col; TiIIman, S. c.; Turpie, Ind:
Vest. Mo: walthaal, Miss; White, Cal;
Harris, Kan. Total, 81.
Tie only doubtful Senators who refuse
to commit themselves until the bill is
rerorted TO the Senate are the following:
McEnery, La. Caffer2 La; Stewart. New
Jones, New Mantle, Mont; Teller, Col-
pettigrew, s. Oak.
Chairman Dingley, of the Ways and
Means Committee, says the bill wiz be
ready for presentation 20 the House ON
Monday next, when the extra session win
begin. 81
In a few days after the debate opens
rule will be adopted to limit 1T. Each side
viii probably be accorded week ltiscer-
tain. therefore, that the bill VIII be in the
hands OF the Senate Finance Committee
early in April.