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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
TORRENTS OF RAIN
Start the Floods Anew in the
State Of Nebraska.
NIGHT OF PERIL AT BEATRICE

People Take Refuge in Trees from the
Raging Overflow and Many Have to Stay
There Until Morning-Heavy Damage
suffered by the Railways-Rain Soaks
the Levees on the Lower Mississippi and
Threatens Further Breaks.
Omaha, Neb., April 26-Scores of lives
IN Nebraska were imperiled by Friday
nights downpour Of rain. Coming as it
did after constant fall Of forty-eight
hours, 1t has again placed much of the
flooded region in a position of great dan
ser. Beatrice is in the midst CT the
greatest flood in her history. The Blue
river is three-fourths of a mile wide.
The water is twelve feet below high
water mark. seven feet of which rose
between the hours of and O'Clock Sat-
urday morning. No warning was given
to the people on the low lands, and it
was most remarkable that no lives were
lost.
People Took to the Trees.
Scores of people were driven to the
roofs of their houses and to trees. The
city waterworks whistle blew the dis
tress alarm and called thousands of peo-
pie to the river. Every available boat
was pressed INTO service py the rescuers.
Out owing 70 the darkness, the pltiless
ram and the raging torrent many peo-
pie were left in their perilous positions
uftii uavnsnt. Hunoreos OF MONIES are
submerged 10 their roois' anu announcer
ioot rise Will sweep thehn from their
iounoatlons. Inc reports received py
tne weather bureau lnoicate raih.aii
VI L.iZ inehes at Llhcoin. Z.oo at 81. 10
seph, II at Fia'tsInoutn anu i,44 at
LES Nioihes' Al Siarihua' ia'' 'he eA-
'faorulnary recoro OF o.So incnes was re-
porleo.
The Damage to the Railways
MOST OF the railroads running IN ana
out of Omaha suffered by reason OF the
storm. although no serious breaks in
running service are reported. The I'm
Ion Paclf1c had trouble near Papillion.
Tie rain fell faster than the trenches
| on either side of the right-of-way could
| carry 1t OH, and the surplus water
| iioooeo the track, Washing out the pal
Ias', Out not ehoahsering franc. Inc
| burlington ana Missouri suffered from
washout between Havelock and Wa
| very, Neb. Another break in the track
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
CAUGHT UNDER THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Engineer and Fireman Badly Hurt
Tramps Supposed To Be Dead.

Engineer and Fireman Badly Hurt -
Tramps Supposed To BE Dead.
Eldora, a., April ga south-bound
freight train ran off the track near
Steamboat Rock, seven miles north of
Eldora. at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The engine turned over on it's back,
catching the engineer, Thomas Clegg.
and the fireman beneath the wreck.
Gregg had leg broken and sustained
internal injuries. The fireman and head
breakman were severely injured, and it
is believed that there are several tramps
under the wreck. Twenty cars loaded
with lumber and flour are completely
wrecked. The accident was caused by
the rails spreading. Loss, estimated at
S25 900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
HAVE THE RECORD ON MARRIAGE.
Michigan Couple Who Have Been Wed
Eighty-Seven Years.

Lagrange. Ind, April 26.-Mr and
Mrs. Jacob Hitler, living near Elkton,
Mich, the oldest married couple in the
United States. celebrated their eighty
seventh wedding anniversary Saturday
Hitler is 107 and his wife 1O5. The latter
is totally blind and helpless. Hitler is of
medium height and build, his step is
firm and regular and he is as spry as a
nan half his age. He reads a newspa-
per well and without the aid of specta-
cles. He attends to all the household
duties and their home is as cheerful and
clean as could be expected from a young
married couple.
The couple are from Canada and were
married at the ages Of 20 and Is years
respectively. They moved to Michigan
and have been residents of the state for
over eighty years. He was % years of
age at the beginning of the war of 1872.
and now relates very wildly many of
his experiences during the conflict. They
have had eleven children, the Oldest 81,
and the youngest 81. all Of whom are in
good averange health and bid fair to
make an age record similar to that of
their parents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
DUCHESS OF YORK ALL RIGHT.
Has Presented Her Husband with Little
Princess This Time.

London, April &c. - The Duchess Of
York was safely delivered of a daughter
at York cottage, Sandringham, at
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mother
and child are both well.
London, April 26.-In consequence Of
the rumors circulated in regard to the
health of the Duchess of York, a state
ment was issued from Sandringham
House Satur day saying that the duchess
is in good health.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26

latter arrived only Just in time to cover
the retreat from Matt. At o'clock
Colonel Mavromicalis wired to General
Smolenitz at Reveni: II am defeated
and retiring to Kazaklar. Act accord
ing to your judgment" 1t is presumed
that Reveni will be evacuated forthwith
and the whole frontier line abandoned.
Gloom and dependency sit on every
countenance. The only CLEAN of con-
ISOLATION is the report that Pantepigadia
is out-flanked and the the way open to
Janina. This. however, needs official
confirmation.
Dispatches from Arta somewhat
modify reports and tone down the glow
ing prospects. although the Athenians
are still hoping that the capture of
Janina may come as an offset to the
retreat from Thessaly. There is no con-
firmation of the report that a white flag
has been seen flying over the Prevesa
citadel and Pantepigadia has not yet
been captured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
Admiral Harris's Son Killed.

London. April 26.-The Morning Posts
correspondent at Arta telegraphs; Il
deeply regret to say that Clement Ear-
ris. the English volunteer and son of
Admiral Harris, was killed at Pante-
pigaGi"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
CYCLONE STRIKES IN MICHIGAN.
Man and Wife Blown Sixty Feet and Fla
tally Hurt-Several Others Injured.

&AnAA anu w AAt DAo"h sixty Reef anu ra-
tally Hurt-Several Others Injured.
Saginaw, April pa Special to The
Courier-Herald from Omer. Aranac
corEty, says that a cyclone struck that
town at $50 Saturday afternoon, con-
pletely demolishing the general store of
W. r. Clouston, whose residence was
also torn down and his single mill
wrecked. Mr.. and Mrs. Hagley were
blown sixty feet into the air and both
were fatally hurt. Clouston received a
serious scalp wound and is thought to
be fatally injured. Mrs. John T .Balkie
and her brother, John Cannally of Port
Huron, were in the upper portion of the
store building when it collapsed. They
were buried under the debris, but es-
capped serious injury.
John Campbel's building. under
course of construction, was blown down
and completely wrecked. The Hagley
residence was blown to pieces, and not
board can be found within 200 feet Of
its former location. Clouston's loss is
$1,000 on building and $1,000 on stock
The Presbyterian church was damaged
to the extent of $500. The cyclone lasted
but a moment, and was followed by a
terrific rain. The cloud was funnel
shaped and took a northeasterly direc-
ton. When it reached the woods trees
were uprooted and carried into the air.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
sultan,s Promise to Bulgaria.

Constantinople. April 26-It was said
here last night that the sultan has prom
Used the Bulgarian diplomatic agent to
grant three berats warrants for the ap-
pointment of Bulgarian bishops in Ma
cedonia) as soon as the war with Greece
IA over
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26
THE TRAVELEbS' GUIDE.

HIoA9c, ROCK leland D PAoIsIo
- Raluay-Ttcfet, car BE- purchased o. 80
gage checked u Z / 2 Twsntissn stroos depol
or e IL ! q depot corner PIN svonuo m
rhl..yerst street, Frsns Z. Piummsr. Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-04-26

Passenger trains leave c.. Il. J. . p. Moline
Q enue) depot i've (S) Dinu.es esriieY than time
g ven. Trains marked daily. al other trains
d LILY except Sunday.
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WASHINGTON GROVE MD-uOTFI VOW
open uTtsr new management; good family ac-
sohluc tons: excellent board; artesian well:
bath rooms. with hot water; terms very mod.
crate: only 30 minutes ride from city Send for
CIRCULAR. MORAN & BADDELEY. jy2i-Im
LEE MAX HEIGHTS. HAGfRSTOwN. MD: De
h=htiuAy located, spacious grove; reasonable
rates y14-1m
VERY ACCESSIBLE, 60 M FROM WASH. BE,IT
iIiuI mt scenery, valley and water: splendid bI-
f!Ciin=. drives. shaded grounds: spring beds no
children; nsang. bO@ting. swimming. Procure cir
fular MAURICE CASTLENAN, Castleman's Fer
y. Va. sei0-3m
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE, WASHINGTON n
C-Sealed proposals for the following fuel for The
tinted States Senate, for the fiscal year ending
June 20, 1S9S, will be received at the Office Of
the sergeant tarns Of the United States Seua 10
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on the SMITH
FAY OF AUGUST. 1897, ard at that hour opened
IN the presence of those bidders who elect 10 he
present, viz: Three thousand tons, more or less
of best extra hard white ash anthracite coal fur,
mace size, screened and free from all imls,rties.
also fifteen TONS more less Of said coal chestnut
size; also twenty tons, more less of white ash
COAL Tree from all impurities, stove size; also one
thousand bushels less of best crushed coke.
and all coal and coke TO be stored in the vaults
OF the Senate wing of the Capitol (which are ,pen
to the inspection OF bidders). the expense of the
contractor; all to be delivered and stored nj
such times and i'm such quantities may be or
dered by the undersigned: all coal to be loaded in
the carts with forks and shovels; the right 10
reweigh the coal or remeasure the coke at the
Capitol building at the expense OF the contractor:
also to reject any all proposals. to accept or
reject any proposal for any Of the above items is
reserved by the undersigned. Each bid must be
accompanied by the certified check of the bidder
for one hundred dollars, payable to the order of
the financial clerk Of the Senate, to be forfeited
to the United States upon the failure or refusal
of the bidder to enter into any contract awarded
to him; checks to be returned to bidder whose
bids not accepted immediately and to bidders
whose bids accepted, upon execution by each OF
them OF contract in accordance with law Fuel fur
rished the Senate during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1S9S, will he inspected and weighed or
measured by an employe Of the Senate to be des-
and for this inspection charge will be made to
the contractor. Bids should be Endorsed PRO
posals for fuel" and addressed 1.-The Sergeant
alarms. United States Senate jy15.2 .29&au5
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ACCOUNTANTS.

PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING EXPERT CoRPoR
alton AUditor.-Exrert In every description Of ac-
eoun.s ano al systems: Have your books ex-
amined by an expert and know your affairs arc an
a safe condition. Don't trust 10 luck Addr.ss
EXPERT" p. o. Box 321s, Boston, Mass ies .:is
J. E. BATES, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AJDT--
tor, Room 81. Wash. Loan & Trust bldg-SperieJ
attention given to examination of corpora 10,
1e12-tf ~ '''~e@ss
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ofIl ltIAI4-DEFARrMENT OF STATE, WASH
lnEt"n. ID. g. July -. Information has
!" IN, rl r.sGlyed at this department from Mr.. ID.
i!i.H li'ISle. the CONSUL general OF the United
Stat,> AZ Guatemala. &. A. of the death on the
IN % May 1891. at Rodeo. Guatemala, OF
"" -fN- Dated July q. 1897 II
tOFFi' Ll.4.-D DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
inciah - g.. July p, lsa7.-Informat!on has
',-,h !s'tiNeI AZ this department from Mr. SheEI-
IicatS'n china, OF the death the Sth OF Nav
- Hi iouSshIu, near rentsn, of Mrs Susan
wilson &n American citizen. Tie legal rer-r-
s'ntIft1es Of the deceased cin obtain further in
iiiaa by applying 10 this department. Pc.
d.-pii'h No. 2.'. Dated June ., 1897. II
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HOTELS.

CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL AND ANNEX,
Capitol Hnl Washington. DC
Always cool and delightful. Reduced rates for
fhe summer and fall. ty24-lm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

TOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA. GO PA. Av. NV.
$40 East Capitol ST.. IL rooms, n mi... $50 90
1000 st. NV, store and dwelling .,... "a co
217 st NV. Sr. $25. so 637 Morris st ne Sr Is 20
zig 1874 st sw, Or .. 40 1011 21st st NV 6r II 30
siS st NV, 6r: = 50 43 E st sw. st&dw. 16. 90
l0lI 10th st NV, 6r. % 0u 207 9Th st se Or. 10 ~
SUs 9th st sw, 7r. 90 637 st Sc, 81. 1890
615 Md sw, 6r :. 20. .5O GIL ID st sw Is 90
1908 n H Or. aO. sol 2243 18th ST nw Or 13 so
d5Zs S4th st NV. 7r. 050 1341 Az st Or. 10 30
235h 14th st sw, Gr 20 col 1886 T. st Sc Or . 10 90
ty24-tf
FOR RENT-1426 COLUMBIA ROAD; A BEAUTI-
fui l-room house and bath, Soft. lot: $35
per month by the year. JAMES A. BATES &
Co. 1407 st. NV. iy24-St
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FOR RENT
Mansion, 18r, Stott's
station, season. $500. 60

FOR RENT
Mansion, 16r, Stott's
station, season. $500. 90
600 Md ave ne,
925 Mass av. .iar, mi s.. Ss
1747 18th. Tor. mi. 80. 90
10S5-@ Lime Kilns. u. 90
SUB e. 22r, mi. 1000
1904 2. l0r, mi. hw. 80. 60
203I II, 11r. 80. 81
1921 3lst, 12r, mi. 80. so
454 ID. 6r&sto, cel-50.O0
800 21st, 12r, mi. .4O.5
1918 H. Or, mi. 40. 90
1l20 1857. sto, Gel. milo. 90
1925 Pa av, 10r. :. 81. so
22l3 I, Sr, mi. so
1876 25th, 9r&cel, mi35. 80
900 23d. Sr, mi. :. .3. so
IS &, Sr&b, mi. :. $3.50
2139 l. st, 10r. .33. 30
727 Goth, 9r&b. mi 33. 80
2137 X, Sr. eel, mi. 81. 30
i:U nth. sr. mi. :. 80. 10
2S17 Q. 7r. eel, mi. 40. 80
S25 21st, Sr&b, mi 30. 80
2031 III, 7r&b, mi. 80. so
S37 22d st, Or. .30.5
1903 Goth. tr. Gel, mi. 80. SO
1884 5th. Sr, mi. 80. so
1l07 N H av, 7r, mi. %. so
COG 21st. 5r, eel. mi 81. so
9i5 T. Sr&b, nj. %. 80
2413 Pa av, Sr. mi. %. so
1907 Pa av. fiat, ,5r. .25. 80
l1l1 10Th. 7r.Ini, fur. %. so
2617 X, 7r, mi. =. .25. so
1906 Kingm'n, Or. mi ~. SO
235 Mass av. Or. mi. 25. 10
2021 l.. Gr&b. mi. %. 30
See tomorrow's Star for
jy24-s. tu&th WESCO1T tS
Evening star., 1897-07-29

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGULATING
and Macadamizing Suburban Streets.-Ofice OF the
Commissioners, ID. c., Washington, ID. c. July
"a. 1s97.-Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ TUES
DAY, AUGUST TENTH, 1897, for Grading and
Regulating and Macadamizing Suburban Streets
Blank forms Of proposals. specifications and all
necessary information may be obtained at this Of
fee. JOHN w. ROSS, JOHN Il. WIGHT wM
NJ. BLACK, Commissioners ID. c. fy2g Or
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32s 9th ne, Or. r......1T.OO
2Ge4 Sd NV, 7r. 80
2023 10th NV. 6r. ..14.00
S2l 18th ne, 6r. ....12.50
1896 B &c, Or. r......12. 80
422 Ga 81 sw. 6r. ..1l.50
80 Callan ne. 6r. .1l.50
1oS 18th Sc, Or.
62S Callan ne, Or. .11.50
1898 Lewis ne. Or, W. $50
43 Fenton pl, 5r. 900
l25 y Sc. Or. so
(. BRADLEY. 1909 r ST
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SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.

FOX SALE-PRErTIEST COTTAGE ON BEACH.
directly on front; rooms; artesian well: also
handsome cottage beach; pleasant street
Address e d. BRAYToN, Proprietor the Alvin
oolonlaI beach. va jy29-6ts
OWN COTTAGE BY THE SEA
RENT COTTAGE BY THE SEA
No place on the ATLANTIC OCEAN affords ,so
many attractive features n place Of resi-.
dence or Offers greater Inducements for proft-
able Investment than OCEAN CITY, MD.-ouiy
- hours from Washington. Cottages for sale.
$aC $a 10 S4,vb-For Rent for season, $50 10
$2OO Lots for sale. J0x142 IT,, as low as SIO0
TIE SOCIAL LIFE at Ocean City is delight
fui. and surrounded as II is by rs productive =
country as is In the world one can liy. Ike =
Saturday, O'Clock B. and o.
u Full information by applying TO
JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 700 18th ST. or ATT ANTfo
noIEL. ocean City. Md- jys-10tf
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FOR RENT
1870 KENYON at Col

FOR RENT
1870 Kenyon st. Col
Hts. llr. ami. $500
1882 r NV, 12r. sta 90. .0t
4O1 NJ NV, 10r, ami. 81. 80
$40 NJ NV. Or. ami. 35. 81
416 o NV, 11r, ami. 30. 81
1910 COrcoran, 7r, mi. 30. 90
$50 ! ne. Sr. ami. ..22.5t
941 25th NV, Sr. .20.5t
l243 B Sc. Sr, ami. 20.5t
lo2 9th Sc. 7r, ami.2O.3I
$50 221 NV. CIR, ami 20. so
1yS-th, s&tu ROBERT
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go Gath, Sr, mi. .25. 80
l4l3 L, Or, over sto. 25. 30
.2lI-16 18th, ar, mi. 23. so
2220 G.. Sr&b. mi. ID so
2511 32d, 7r, mi. %. 80
200 9th ne, Or. mi. %. so
2l2S ii. Sr, mi. so
2022 l., Grab, mi. .2O.5O
261S L, Or. Gel, mi. 20. so
12l9-23 Both st,8r- .20.5O
507 10th, Or, W. w.....20.5O
113 I'd. Or. mi. 20. 40
us 23d, 6r&cel, mi.1S.5O
1882 +. Or, mi. .....1s.5O
1920 Olive, Or, mi. 1880
HOS l Sc, 7r, mi. 1880
2224 G, 7r, Wig. is. 10
1S0S goth. Or. wa. is. 80
512ha G Sc, 6r&cel. .1T.3O
S14 G, Or. mi.
2046 e. Or. mi. .....16.3O
All 10Th, 9r&sta. 1000
Brightw'd, Or, eel, IS. 90
1919 4th, Sr. 90
2415 y, Or, wa.....13.50
500 n II av, Or, W. 1880
1923 Il. 5r, W. 49,
9l3 2Gth, Or, W. ...13.50
1926 25th, 5r. W. .12.5O
2023 L, r'r. 5r, W. .12.50
2414 G, Or. G. wa. .12.30
925 9Th sw, 5r. W. .12.OO
1920 Goth, Ar, wa. IL. 30
S2S 25th, 5r. .11.00
9l4 27th, Or, wa. .11.OO
49, La ave, Office
rooms. .$S. 10 & IS
1246 Goth. dat. .3r, W. 1000
1913 23d, 5r........10.00
3025 Sherman av,5r.lO.OO
our other list.
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave
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i: UNrURNIsHED.

FOR RENTITHE BEST 7-ROOM BRICK DWELL
Ing In thfst citycfor the price-$16sO 50 per month
ON cable CIR ilnsEs21 7th st. sw.
OS-st u. A PHILLIPS, 100 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

from Capitsf ersjfpds. newly fur. i0.nnm house:
$50 per m4htb; hAlf Of rent ca be paid by board
ing TWO Ifttes 112 Nd. ave. jy2S-3ts
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S-room modern dwelling,


jy2i-Gt LIEIERMANN & HAWN. 1908 st.
FOR RENT-vERY NEAT SIX-ROOM DWELLING
with bath, No. AT ID ST. ne. key next door
$50 Brick, No. 73 Fl NV: . rooms, bath
&c; good repair; S25. ALBERT +. FOX. No
go + st. NV. jy2I-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-2O7-2 200 EAST CAPITOL ST., NICELY
furnished rooms. with excellent table: four doors
from new library; cne square from Capitol: nenr
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STORAGE.

SoD y STORAGE GE At LOW RATES ARMY AND
SLOAN & CO., Prubs. it2s.imS
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TIPEWRITERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with stand; delivered free
III city; one month applies on purchase Of
when directly following rental.
WiCKOFF. SEAMANs q BENEDICT.
del9-f Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-NICE NEWLY FURNISHED COOL
rooms: central lOration Cali and to aIpre-
cinte; summer price; S. and up. 1909 st.
NV ty29-2ts
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FOR RENT-s16 21ST ST. NV; ELEGANT g
story brick; newly remodeled; 10 rooms, 3 baths;
excellent location: well adapted for sublettiny:
S4050. Key at Doves 21st and l sts
je10eojf J. II. CROWLEY & CO. 1854 32d ST
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FOR RENT-3 ROOMS FURNISHED. FOR HOUSE
keeping; suitable for married couple. Apply 1906
11th ct. NV. jy233tr
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FOR RENT-S14 11TH STN.W., ENTIRELY NEW,
We'll l-furnished front rOOm clcan weli-kept house;
Ami; large closet; bay window; suitable for 2;
moderate rent; would rent unfnrnshcd. jy2S-3ts
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FOR RENT-SEvERAL NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, I'd and Sd floors, front and back, in large
eool house, at greatly reduced rates. good old
Virginia board elegant location; refs. 1Of1 NJ ST.
iy2S-3ts
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FOR EENT-PARTLY FURNISHED FLAT OF
four rooms and We; first floor mi. {; one square
from cars After Saturday. Call only after
pm, p NJ st. NV iy29-3ts
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FOR RENT = FURNISHED ROOMS - ELEGANT
large front Oh 1st, ID and I'd floors; large
lawn 0i5 X St NV. NJ. MCLAUGHLIN. jy27-3as
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FOR RENT-AT III 10TH ST NV COOL LARGE
rooms at summer rates; large Closets for
wheels and good home table; also small room.
iy27- Gas
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-TWO-STORI BRICK STABLE. ok
80; PIG & NV; fine location for shoD or
storage; rent, SIS. W. S MINNIX, 1877 + NV.
jy29
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

FOR SAIE-THE CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE CITY;
ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS. FRONTING LIN
coin PARK; soc. PER FOOT CHEAPER THAN
OTHERS FRONTING THE PARK: SOUTH SIDE
BET KENTUCKY AVE AND 18TH ST.
jy2.I3t CiiAS. A. SHIELDS, l495 + ST NV
FOR SALE-A ZIG BARGAIN AT Sl.JO PER
square foot il sold at once OF the
desirable lots Washington Heights mex. to
corner of Conn w. +. BURFORD. with
J. +. Waggaman. 700 14th st. jy2s-6t
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FOR RENT-3 HANDSOME FLATS on 1ST AND
M floors; suitable for a Doctor light housekeep-
Ing; cheap; other rooms. s. and up; caterer In
house. 9G2-924 14th St NV. iy29-2te
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FOR RENT STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES IN METZEROTT BLDG.
single suite; from ST.. 80 up; electric light
steam heat, janitor service, telephone; extras.
ap3O-tf
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FOR REMITTANCE ROOMS, IS TO S12: WILL
rent unfIir by the week II desired; gas and hath;
only PERSONS of sober and correct habits need ap
ply. 100 Sth st. NV. Jy29-3t"
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st. Agnes School.

Under the direction OF Bishop Doane. Prcpara-
tlon for all colleges. Special studies and courses
OF college study. Special advantages In music
and art. Gymr asium
jy1-16t
Evening star., 1897-07-29

HAVE YOU VISITED
Cleveland Park recentlyf
The most beautiful OF
1y1S Washington suburbs
FOR SALE-STRIP OF so ACRES LYING RE.
tween Addison Heights and Wash. and Alex turn.
pike road; electric r. r. station on place; 10 min
utes from city. KING BROS, 1918 Mass ave.
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PERSONAL.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-oR ENCfIANGE-FINE FARM oF liz
acres; IL miles from city; at station: good house,
~ t"oins: harn stock. tools and crops: fine dairy
farm. VIII sell cheap. ROLAND g RoOTTi
cor. i"th ana u Sis NV. jy2gGi'
THE PARTY WHO Used MY NAME IN CON
nection with the advertised sale Of a three acre
garden farm at this place has done ~ unauthor-
izcd by me. JULIAN MAGRt DER. Cherrydale
Va. 4,
Evening star., 1897-07-29

FOR RENT-ENTIRE I'd FLOOR, 4 ROOMS;
partly furnished for housekeeping otherwise.
2i2S 18th St. Mt Pleasant. jy29-3ts
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WANTED -MISCELLANE

WANTED-STRONG. REFINED YOUNG MAN. NOT
afraid of hard work. with $500. wants to associate
himself with somebody for ALASKA. Address con
FDENCE Star office. ty29-3t'
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w, SIR. & A-....$27. so
1902 18th NV. 7r&b. %. 90
449 1st Sc, 7r&b. .20.50
III 18th ne, 7r&b. 20. IS
62 Myrtle ne. 7r&b. 1900
1904 Linden ne. ne.7r&b16.O0
1913 Az sw, 6r&b. 1850
tn NV. tPhone 2o49.l
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Lehigh
Preparatory School.

Best recommendations. Young men are pre-
pared for Lehigh University, Yale, Harvard.
Cornell, Princeton, etc. Over seven hundred
pupils of this school have been admitted 10
Universities during the past eighteen years.
For particulars apply to
jel- th&s-39t W ULRICH, ,PhD bethlehem Pa
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LOST AND FOUND.

BoSr-FGOM 18th ST. CAR GOLD RIM EsSs
eyeglasses In case. Reward II returned 10 gi6
',h -. NV. l,s
CAME TO MY PRENlSFS. July 25 LARGE
roan horse. Owner is requested 20 com. forward
NETT. Sligo. Nd. ty9s2t.
LOST on TRAIN ARRIVING WASHINGTON
from Ray Ridge. Thursdny. July ~ SIS u M a
huhrh ni keys lAhrral reward to finder. Address
Box l59, Star office tvy7 3t-
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NV cor 12fhNK SITS
Sc, Or. r............10. 30
I03 L st Sc, ir.....10.0o
Nichols ave, Ana
ccstia, Or. 1000
III 10th ST sc. Or. .9.3o
IA y st NV, 4r. .S.3o
1888 ID 5: sc, 4r. $50
142-44-4i VI s., 4r. .S.30
1132 \ ] Nv &c. 4r. 8. 30
1888 1st st Sc. Or. $50
AS L st Sc. 5r. 7.C0
313 = c av Sc. Ar. 100
420 l. st Sc, 6r. .7.CO
SAT I'd st Sc, ar. 500
1860 l. st Sc, Or. 500
2U2 17th st Sc. 4r. 800
1858 l. st Sc, 5r. $50