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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-02
WANTED TO BUY.

PIANO-Wanted. good secondhand upright
piano; must be cheap for cash. Address Il
Is Globe.
Evening star., 1897-03-02
SUMMER RESORTS,

CHAPEL POINT. the most beaut,fu, and ..,,.c.
tive location on the Potomac, IS miies from
Washington, containing the largest hotel In
concert hall, bar room. bowling aliey. hath
house. steam aoar mill. warehouse, steamboat
summer resort; the only place ON the Potmsc .
having railroad and telesTaphie connections, with
two daily mails; daily communication by steamer:
water; a splendid opportunity for business and
enterprise; no competition: applications to lie
Apply to CHAS. G. LANCASTER, 1919 r st
NV, washinstoa,i!D. c. fe27. o.
Evening star., 1897-03-02

J. T. WALKER SONs, eo4 10TH ST. NV. nAp.
Ret Lining. Felts. Fife Brick and Cay Ashsefos
Paints Brushes. Lime. Cement, two snd fhrse
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-wII.L TAKE DI,SIRABLY 10
Gated philadelphia property fnr we-built
dwelling house: II rooms: furnace heat: all
modern imps.: located In northwest section Of
Washington city. and worth $1,000. W g
DuNAlL- 80 st. NV. fe2T 81
FOR SALE-oH WILL. EXCHANGE FOR A DE
sirahe lot in Brookland. with improve
ments, situated mile OF Brookland, on
Bunker Hin road. Inquire OF J. B. LORD. Jr.
18th St WI arf fe21-3ts
FOR SAI.E-oR EXCHANGE COUNTRY PLACE
Of Ia acres. with good dwelling. adjoining Ch,5y
Chase and electric cars; Will exchange fr
residence In northwest sectIo1 of city: a baryaia
at $500; trust Of 81. $50. JOHN VI. HEN
pEI.SoN with ]. +. waggaman 100 lith t.n.w
fe17-1m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT


fDR RENT 532-53s I'd st ~. ar ie ~
siS tis ay nw.sr. 20 sol 18th ~ NV, Gr L. .p
126-2s-3s-S6 & 40 T. SaI9 II ~ NV sr I. ~
ST Sc ........... - 90 $40 y II NV. &c ~ ~
iSoo X nv nv. sr 2aao iao> 3iih ~ NV. o.. IL ~
fS3 ~ 81 Sc. or. 90 ~ I'D ~ NV. 5r. IL ~
iNS lth 81 NV ar. 600 1865 9TH 81 NV. ar. II 3p
lsi- i1erce M nw,"tss ~ ia 18th NJ NV Gr. Il an
III ST NV. Or. - 81 422 :7,th :, NV Or Il 90
9fl ~ 81 sw. NJ. - ~ 1914 Valley sri2 90
sls II r. nv. tr ~ oo l25i 35th II NV. 6r. u 80
1915 10Th st NV. ~ ~ o. 2li5 u st NV ar 10 ~
iol f st me-. ar. .is.'o Rr 1l23 10th NV srln au
.s5 Va sw. sr. - o0 iaa- II II aGth Gr ln ~,
6s Canal st 6r ~ al 2a2S-;e 81 nv Or lu -,
ad.-2I9 Cap si.6F ls ~ 4l9 siih st Or. 10
~. Fla ay NV. Or. .lS.3a 2522 r 81 nv Gr ~ ~
lllS 10th ST NV. Or $500 l6is Coz ngton II sriO nn
81. Md sw. Or. rs 70 Rr 2,oi r. - nv ir 10 80
loll Cap St dr. Hoo 4SS Praih.rs al a. in ~,
"! 'ih ST ne. Or u 80 2ll . st NV. 10 ~
lu1I 3d 81 Or. IL o 1915 ro,ngton S. $40 ~
!: Defr'es ST nv. ar. i6Hi 1877 4 81 NV. 81 L. -.
10. ST NV, 6r. IL ~ ; Cox alley NV 4r ln -
2l33 II 81 NV. Or. .i5.oo ';a3 EsS,x 1T nv ar . 20
M 81. st NV Or u 81 RI lIli sth II nv. ii-i ~
2t2l Il NV. 6r. ~ 20 2ps RrnokS' ci nv SRA ga
1ll6 9Th 81 6r.. IL - 1872 9ih 81 NV 4r - 70
419 u st sw. 5r....l24 ~ Rr 80 .lst NV a.. - ~
The above is only portion "f the property on nv
books. For fu list call of-, hull,.tn issrie,!
on the Isl and 18th. TIiDS. T.. MA';G GAMAN.
frs.,-tu. iilNS az. 4 - "a "A
Evening star., 1897-03-02

1904 Sth NV, Or. 30
1922 10Th. 4r&cel. .13. 30
i02 Richardson pl. .5ri1. 90
l2A2 Sd Sc. 6r......10.50
COS Blair ct. Or. -. g. so
The Stanton Inducements
to good cold tenants.
lUST. COS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1897-03-02
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED To OWNERS OF HOUSES
IF HbJ WANT YOUR HOUSES RENTED CALL
To SEE is WE HAVE MORE AFPIlCATIO
THAN WE Can FILL RALPH W. LEE fO;
l4TH ST NV GPHDNE ao4gt nhl If
WANTED HOUSES AND IDTS-WE HAVE CASH
~ k''HASEiiS FOR SEy yE.IsAI. MODERN RFsSI-
DENCFS. OWNERS HAVING SUCH To SELL
FOR 5000. SlD,Sg AND $4,000 SHORTLY
GAIL To- SEE Is. ALSO LOTS IN NV RALPH
". LEE, 6b6 18TH ST NV. CPIIONE, ao,g,
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LADIES GOODS.

MISS LAURA CADMAN
LADIES HAIR DRESSER
Treatment OF the scalp speciality. BraIds re-
fxed aud bangs dressed Sha mpooing and Cut-
ting" 1901 C NV. feI6-lmo
LADIESASk To SEE THE NEW TRIMMING
WARWICK RtFFIISG
Dainty attractive and refined For sale ut all
ri,- leading try goods stores fec Ims
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOB RENT-l3O7 32D,
sto Z dwg. .$a5 %
IS v Y nv NV. .vrkb. -
1918 n Cap. 6r&b. 20. 30
2248 Ciev'd av, ,6r&b17. 80
A0 Patterson ne, 6r. 1890
l1Os 18th NV. Or. .4.1&O0
fe23-tf H. L. !
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FEM MAI.E.

NANTED-Ef TIOI;pUGIIIY RELIABLE AND
experienced h"usekeepcr position general man
aSeFF>S or house ur Hn"Ii department hotel: ref
treIlcfs FURNISHED 10y aidre>>in. Mrs. K -. b.
Star Office. Ire
WANTED ~ HN RELIABLE CDIyDRED WOMAN
wash 10 do at home. lady gentleman: small
family wash 80 Elm ST w. L. Drut Pdrk le.
WANTED BY A NEAT AND INDUSTRIOUS COL
"red girl Pllre chdui'cruiid: best Of city ref
'leA''S- Ilfl-- 'I4I ~ feut1u St ne. IT.
NANTEl-BG a RESPEt~TABI.E CpI.DRED WO-
ulan. situation cook in private. family; good
ret-rrncrs- Call % address 1872 10th 81 NV IL.
WANTED PLACES FOR SE.lNSrRESStsS MAIDS
chami'erinaidS. mattresses. launir1-sS.-s nurses
cooks, general hnuseworkerS- and colore,i-
references LADIES' EXCHANGE 6l4 18Th NV
nnhl-Gts ~
Evening star., 1897-03-02
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

CHARLES O. BUNDY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEE,DA
OF All the States and Territories.
y! N q. ~. tnew Equity buiidina3.
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE LOT. o ST. NEAR cor. 18TH;
cheap at Sl.s0; adjoining held s3.,D.
X. =. DONALDSON
IT a3D lUfh II. W.
FOR SALE-AND ENJIIAN';E-A 4 NI'MBER OF
desirable building lots in all SECTIONS tf the city,
especially Columbia Heights and Homead.
fe2a-3t OSCAR w. WHITE lilt 4 st.
FOR SAIE-A BUILDING FRONT OF 100 FEEr
on 10th St extended: fair price and acconmo-
dating terms. Address HONEST BUILDER
Star Office fc26
Evening star., 1897-03-02

IeZ<-u LIZA + ~. n W.
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE: s ROOMS: MI;
cor. 9Th and ID ne: suitable for congressman:
SO. G. BOYER son. 2l4 9TH sw. fe2I 81
FOR RENT - HOUSES-ATrENT1eN SENATOR'S
and Congressman. to two OF the finest houses for
entertaining ~. poses: l3 large rooms baths
dressing rooms; cheval mirrors, hot heat
Only $il0. MEYERS & ANDERSON. 1923 @ st.
n.
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RkiNT-OFF'ICE ROOMS. IN BLISS BUILD
ING: facing the Capitol: furnished unfurnsil-
ed; every modern convenience. 35 ST. NV. !;
Few doors below the Maltby building. mh2tf
FOR REST--FINEST STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS
halls and 10 lge rooms In city; heat
electric light, elevator, &c. Terms moderate. Ap-
ply BUILDERS EXCHANGE. 719-721 18th NV.
del9-3m
Evening star., 1897-03-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR IENT-IiotSE FIRNISHED-TTIE
prettiest lU-acre farm and iea lthipst location
within l6 miles Of Washington elevation S.sb
feet. See VI. q. GERMAN. llth and I NV
mha-3ts
IF YOU ARE SEEKING A HEALTHY, DEsSIRABIE
suburban hcmc take the NEW ELECTRIC CARS
Mt Aqueduct bridge for
FALLS CHURCH
only % minutes ride beautiful historic hills.
Beautiful building sites and complete homes for
sale rent. Over loo choice farms in Fairfax.
Alexandria and L,Duloun Counties
Phone 7O7. NJ. Z. CHURCH. Real Estate
fe2I-1w Falls Church. Va.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED DELIGHTFUL.
suburban home of rooms: 2-story stable: chirl-
run; fruits and berries: grapes and flowers;
fine well OF pure water: 20 minutes ride H.
and D. and electric road A bargain and easy
terms Apply to OWNER, 1l2o 9th ST. NV.
fe2I-l0t
SUBURBAN HOME
AT BRGHTWooD ID. C; ELECTRIC CARS
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE: NEW
LY FITTED Up; GAS. WATER, FURNACE, sc.
CONTAINING ELEVEN LARGE ROOMS.
OVER HALF ACRE OF GROUND
PRICE, $50 PER MO, BY TIE YEAR
Apply to
j. Y. y. HrYCK
fe20-t 1905 Penn. ave NV
FOR SALE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
Lanier Heights: also in BrooklaEd and other suh-
divisions
THE McLACIIIEN REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
fe1S-1mo Cor. 10th and NV
Evening star., 1897-03-02
ACCOUNTANT.

J. Z. BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor.
Room u. Washington Loan and Trust huildinr
tel-u Cor. 9th aud y sits.
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR RENT
11e4 Corcoran st., I2r&b. $4,000
1912 Sunderland place. Tor. 0r.&b............. 00.O0
=. r -. u.e-s sE-OD. lS.0V
r L GOODMAN.
del7-f 003 18th st.
Evening star., 1897-03-02

Store. 1901 G NV. .l5.00
066 Callan ne. Or. 1850
Brookl'nd houses. %. 80 up
Lanier Heights. .-...1-0
Is. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and @ sta. nv.
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR SALE-BICYCLES

THE MARVEL OF CYCLE Row-$I7 5O-JUSr
received. few ladies' and mems wheels: good
guarantee: Hartford or Vim tires 81 80 extra
Repairs In town. Come prepared to buy sli i4th
St NV .
THE SENSATION OF ''WHEEI.DOM'' rs DIR "a. 'q7
ADMIRAL bicycle for $50. Equal to any SIS wheel
The more you know about wheels the better you
like It. Llrge sprockets, d. tubing keyiess
cranks. choice Of four colors Hartford or Vim
tires. The ladies' model Is particularly hand.
some. having very rigid frame. JACOBS BROS
fc2O-3ln - ~'o'
Evening star., 1897-03-02
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Ipo Fur. ROOMS. To ACCDMSlO-
dlte Inauguration visitors Call at once Room
L.. Loan AMI Trust building f,yTtf
WANTED -RpOMS-A DAILY DEMAND FOR
rooms. Hats and houses Let US rent yours
ja1-tf 1505 Pa ave
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
in city: one rcnth applies purchase of new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT
de16-tf Cor. 9Th and r sts. NV.
Evening star., 1897-03-02
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE 4 CAR LOADS NoBBY TRAPS. SUR
rics, tuggies, dsytoIIs and business WAGONS yer,
low for cash COOK d JAIiBoE, 1895 " II
NV. city Mill I'd
FOR SALE-AT HALF PRICE AND IN GOOD oH-
der. coupe roekaways, SIS, Ss5, $50: andau
Sts; one hanson. So; complexities, $95 and
$llo; cash. COOK JARBOE, 32y5 NJ st. NV.
mil I'm
FOR SALE THREE COACH HORSES, PERFECT
ly acclmated and used in Washington for the
last two years: only reason for selling owner
leaving city Can be seen at SECRETARY Oh
NEYS Stable In rear of premises 1916 r. l.
ave. NV. fe251Ws
FOR SALES BUGGIES, COUPE ROCKAwAYS
coupelette. delivery and dayton wagons
also several other sccoid Land carriages, bug
giles and wagons: thing In refused s2Y
ID 81. nv feiy-lms
s. ID. HOUCk. 30l 10TH ST. N.W.-LARGE AS
sortment Of new and second hand double aud
single harness. 100 sets OF government wagon
harness; also a large assortment of double hack
and coupe harness. loo government saddles rs I'm
FOR SALE-A Roam MARE; SOUND AND ALL
right In every way sold for want OF use; private
party. Inquire BOND & CO.. 42o Sth ST NV
ja21-6
Evening star., 1897-03-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED -PIACES FOR CHEFS, COOKS, KTrCIi-
"u help. buffers. walters. es,achmen drivers port
rs. bell boys. etc, with city refs
EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE, eli 18th NV.
Uh2-lm'
WANTED CUSTOM GLITTER AND TAILOR
wants Position: - y years old: has ten years
good experience and nrs-cltSs reference; is will
Ing TO 90 out Of city. Address CUTTER. Star
ptife- 90
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fe.T-3t' A. S. CAYwooD. a3s 9th st. NV
FOR RENT COG 18th NV. Or. 30. 90
1455 Mass nv, 15r $50 90 COG 18th NV Or - 90
1S4S Wyomingav. 16ra5 90 l125 ] av nw 1r - 20
924 Mass Or 50. " 7l3 II | NV nw lor. - 80
200 NV. Tor. 100 l0c9 1lth st, sr. 20 90
224 18th sw. lar. .35 90 Is Dingman ct Ar. G. 30
3019 Cambridge. Or .2S 90
fe2i-tf GASt'H BROS 1907 ST wv
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BOARDING.

THE LUCUIIUS, lT16 PA. AVE. Sw-a MIN.
utes walk from White House; parade passes door;
Iarg" fGr front ROOMS. with without board at
re4s'h.ois prices mil -3t'
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FUR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE HOUSE. 14tG
Staughton ST.; overlooks entire city; every
1enience; only $65. JOHN q. JOHNSON. GIT
ST. fe2I-1t
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR RENT
1922 X, l3r&b. steam
heat.$lJ0 fur: $lO0 unf
1903 L, l2r, 2bI,
newly renovated
throughout ..... $50 90
934 22d NV, 9r&b. 80. 45
2S19 NJ. 1lr,b&cel. 20. 80
626 c Sc. 6r&b. .1S. so
2204 I NV, 7r, wa. .l7.J0
fe22 GEO. W. LIN
Evening star., 1897-03-02
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST MONDAY MORNING.. FROM It'll AND
si> nc To I;h aud nv. money tied in hand
krrrhief Return to ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
sl q ST or 1ll5 Md. ne. Owner cannot
ncOr,l to lose Ii. n.
l+Sf-ON RHODE ISLAND AVE OR 10TH ST.,
ia'e boa Return To ili1 Coun- ave IL.
LOST On SUNDAY NIGHT, AN ELECTRIC SEAL.
ls'ihltsl cOilarette- VIII hn'ler please 10
S'l 18th st NV and receive reward 1t.
Err GOLD FRAMED EYEGLASSES EITHER
IN !alIis Royal or from there. q ST. To IOth
&C. l'-ina- ave. to Mcknew's. A liberal reward
'..il be paid II returned to l45I r. l. aye.nh,-2'
lsi|r-ON TUESDAY, MARCH 2. ABOUT NOON
''i. 18th ami Mass to 18Th AMI ii SITS a
vAite face gold watch and ehnt.iaIne Reward
II returned 20 i;SDs Mass. ave. NV mh23t.
IrSr-A CHATELAINE SILVER WATCH WITH
initial N on back. AMI gold chain attached
oa February -. lsJ1, between First Prys,y-
terian Church and police headquarters. on u car
OF Met r. r. i0,h let. East Capitol and
G sts. ne. Eeward paid IL returned 10 JAMES
A. kEMP. Police Headquarters inhi q.
LOST SUNDAY. FEB. 2s, FROM WHITE HOUSE
oIt 18th St TO Thomas Circle pocket boox con
tanning return X II. ticket ftom Chicago 10 San
francisco. note keys. currency gold and small
change: owners name On letters and note Suit
able reward il returned Mrs NJ C MAT
TTIEwS, $40 ST. sc. mhI ar.
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR RENT
1700 Conn ave. 300. 90
Lnnier Heights, l3r. 60. 90
Oak st. Mt Pleasant. %. 90
1870 Duncan ne, Or. 1B 50
The McLACHEEN REAL
5a29-tf
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PERSONAL.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

STEAM LAUNDRY, $500; ONE-HAIF CASH I;
ccst $4,000 to tit up; excellent location; fully
equipped Bus. EXCE., 91S + ST. ulh2 Sts
WANTfD-A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND CUI-
ture With 5000 to 20 in u well established and
prof'ai3ie business. Address H. e., Star office
mh2-:Sh.
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR SALE-26O- ACRE GRASS AND DAIRY FARM:
large improvements; IN complete order; fruit
timber; grass; one mile to station; b. and q.
good road. J: l. HAIL. laurel, Md ml,, 81 .
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR SALE OR RENT-SEvERAL COUNTRY
places electric roads, city, and dairy
farms; also for sale, land the Potomac river
and near Washington as low as four dollars per
acre. Send for list and map showing locations
JAMES +. CLEMENTS,
III NJ
Evening star., 1897-03-02
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT = ROONiS-DuRING INAUGURATION
week select party Of four six persons can
have two first-class heated communicat ting rooms
ut 531 Sth ST. ne: terms 81 25 each per day
breakfast II desired near three car lines. It,
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR RENT-NEARLY NEW; 624 7TH ST. Ne.
corner house,; rooms und bath; rent, SIS.
Also 500 Morris st. ne, bet. and q; rooms
and bath; rent, $3.50. OWNER 21O f st. n W.
mh1- 4 IN
Evening star., 1897-03-02

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE
within the District Of Columbia, In amounts to
suit applicants at 8, GA and 6 per cent.
Ja19-tf GEO. w. LINKINS, 800 10th ST. n.w
IF you WANT TO BORROW. LOAN. BUY OR
SELL real estate let me hear from you. I can
you time and money. ]. EAKIN GADsBY,
626 18th st. 1y2l-tf
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SEASHORE.

y
COTTAGES, BOARDING HOUSES. HOTELS sA
looms, stores, for rent sale some excellent bar
gains Choice building lots for sale. Call or
write. WM. n kEATES. 1910 Atlantic ave-
Atlantic City, NJ. mh2 I'm
FOR RENF--A SPECIAL BARGAIN-A HAND
someiy furnished cottage Indiana ave-; near
the beach; $500 for season. Address T. O. ADAMS
4 CO. Atlantic City. \. J. fe23-eost
FOR RENT.N ONE dF THE CHOICEST LoCA.
ttons In Chelsea, . newly and Handsomely fur
nished cottage near the beach: bed ros,ms. sa,lC
for long season: $50 for short season. Address i
@. ADAMS CO., Atlantic City. n. J. fc23 cost
FOR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
cottages in Atlantic City; 200 yards from ocean
In center of popular cottage section: lot 47sxiG5
complete stable In rear: house contains thirteer
rocms completely furnished. has electric lights
electric bells, brick drive to stable: rents 10,
summer for 81 600. For sale for $40 500. casv
terms, Address l. G. ADAMS 4 co, Atlantic
City, N. ]. fe2s-eost
BEACH LOTS Al BRIGANTINE FOR SALE: dS5T
tages for reit; 30 minutes from Philadelphia IN
season: pamphlet ftee; ferry TO Atlantic City.
BRIGANTINE CO., Box 253, Atlantic City n y
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-20 TO so ACRES, SUITABLE Fol
truck and poultry farm, within 70 miles of Wash
ington. l.. G. HAY, Is Wall st., New York 1t
Evening star., 1897-03-02

FOR RENT-LATIAfER & NESBIT, 1921 G ST
1917 Sth NV. Or br. $50 $500 P nw Or br. $40
l4Sl ~ av NV, 1r br y 229 me- 7r br. 20
fe27-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNECRNISHED.


i2s, NV. I2r. =. s55 90 1877 4,h NV. ar. .i2 80
ISsi Vt ave. Or. 40 80 1903 I'd Sc. Tor. 10 80
I7s7 Greg av. Isr. 30 so 42l Wilson NV. Ar. $3.50
30 NV ar. 2c-So 1871 Wiltbcrger. Ar 900
81 i2lh a Sc: lor is 80 2s2e 9Th NV. sr. seo oo
GA 18th ne. 6r. .l7.oo 90 Pierce NV. 3r.. $50
M Ma2G; ne. 6r Is. 90 e22 Gordon ave. Ar 5 81
2l3o sth NV, 5r.. ID 80 Alb Armory sw.4r.. 7.oo
f-27-3t'
FOR RENT-toNN. AVE. AND BANCROFT ST,
Conn Ave. Heights. bet = ard SITS. NV: south
eril "Aposhre: elegant white stone residence:
IL rooms; tii'd hath; handsomely finished in oak
Rent reduced 10 $3.50. Key at Office. open sun
day: JrNIuS J. rTrTMAN. Go1 18th st. NV
FOR RENT-To COIOKED TENANTS-0 NEAR
"a ST aw,. Or. and ba., S21: l. I'd Sc. Or.
and stoIc. Sl2: alley bet 4th and 9Th 4, and II
fes7 "'-' '-'f-"' '"i i''h st. h'"'
FOR RENT-2020 18th ST NV: LARGE
rooms anl bath: just rapered. painted and rem
ali c 81. n'e'. rooms and bath 81, =,
fe2I-3 LIEBERMANN Il HAwN. I3s3 4 St
FOR RENT-AN ELEGANT RESIpENCE oN
Nnsi inst1n Heights. containing II roonis hut
lers pantry and bath; every nlc,ern convenience:
artstically decorated: commands beautiful view
of city location Fashionable: yenient to elrc-
tric cars; low rent Apply X. J. MARSHALL.
5oS 11th St NV. f.21-St
FOR RENT 600 g Sc. f1rSb ~
140I q st NV. store 1887 10th NV. 1lrSb. As
SD Comp av, l6r, mi.S12 1885 Corcoran 10
1878 10Th nw..... 80 300 L st NV, sr. 30 30
1919 10TH cor Greg av. loo ll22 Vi ave. furnished
2220 ia 12r&b Go ~ l145 llngrrs ct, 5r 30
5l3 II st nh 1896 Union ST. Or. 10 80
1523 t4th NV. 10r & b50 1o9 9Th $50 year
2sO1 q st. 12r 4 BIB STA r'r 1871 Corcoran. 10
lois 18th nv l0rSb. 800
fec 2It' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 13o7 St
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2320 l. Or. wa......14.40
22l2 Va av. Or. wa. .14.00
SOC 23d, Or, wa....13. 80
523 23d. Or. .13. so
Good 5r houses, 18th
4 l. Sc, white ten. g. 90
Houses for cold ten
ants, NV, from. =. 8 up
kNS SAa 10Th cf nm
Evening star., 1897-03-02

For SALE-AN OID-ESTABLISHED SALOON,
doing a good business; located Ilth ST. So. !;
reason for selling. leaving city; price, $500
Address J. 5. s., Star office. mh23ts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-02
WORK OF AN INHUMAN FIEND.
BENNETT DAVIS CHARGED WITH
KILLING w. D. BRANDA.

Brandn Said 40 Have Caught Him in
an Inhuman Act WhereUpOn Davis
Put Him Out of the Way-Dnvis'
own Daughter the Alleged Victim.
Roth Davis Wife and Daughter
Testified Against Him-Dayis Has
Disappeared But an Earnest search
Is BEING Made.
Daes Mill, Ga, July lit is now
charged that Bennett Davis is the man
who killed w. B. Branda and buried his
body in a Gopher hole. An account of the
finding of Brandas remains buried with
In two hundred yards of Davis house
was published in the Morning News at the
> time. The charge against Davis seems
strengthened by the fact that Davis dis
appeared the same day that Branda did,
and in fact he was suspected of the crime
at the time the body of Branda was found.
To add to the rumors then circulating
connecting Davis with the crime, Davis
wife and daughter have since testified I'M
der oath against him, charging that Bran
da caught Davis in the commission of a
most inhuman act, Davis own 15-year-
old daughter being the victim. 1t is said
the actions of the man have been known
since last October and Davis wife threat
ened several times TO report him, but he
told her he would kill her if she did So
Davis wife finally told him that Branda
was going to report him for his inhuman
deeds. This was shortly before the kill
ing. On the evening of June "a Davis sent
his wife and daughter out in the field to
work, and this is the time at which he
made away with Branda. He went back
to the field after the body had been buried
and told his wife and daughter what he
had done, telling them at the same time
that If they informed on him he would
kill them. He then left this place and
has not since been heard from. The COM
munity is very much excited over the af-
fair, and there have been several state
ments to the effect that the county will
not be put to the expense of a trial if he
is caught. Search is now being made, but
up to the present time the whereabouts
of Davis is unknown.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-02
GEORGIA BAR ASSOCIATION.
An Interesting Address on Absolute
Power in This Country.

An Interesting Address on Absolute
Power in This Country.
Warm Springs. Ca, July 1.-The Geor-
gia Bar Association convened to-day in
annual session. with Henry Goetchius of
Columbus presiding. One hundred and hf-
~ members were IN attendance.
The first act of the association was to
admit sixteen new members.
Reports of the regular standing commit
tees were then made. II developed that
many members were in arrears for dues.
A feature Of the session was an address
by Judge Baldwin of Connecticut, chief
justice Of the state. His subject was,
absolute Power an American Institu-
ton"
In referring to the power Of the Presi-
dent, he illustrated that the President of
the United States had absolute power by
the following:
First, The Presidents power IN removal
from office.
Second, His power to receive or refuse TO
receive ministers from foreign countries.
Third, His power to call the militia out
IN the different states of the union.
Fourth-hiis power to determine when Il
Is proper to call out the militia.
He declared that the power OF the Pres
ident OF the United States was practi-
ealy unlimited In war. and that his com
mand OF the army and navy was absolute.
IN this connection. he said the emancipa-
ton proclamation was an imperial decree
lie SAID the Monroe act was the single act
OF an executive.
Judge Bleckley read paper at the att
ernoon session.
Tomorrow the question Of lynch law
VIII he discussed, ana hot debate Is OK.
pected, IN view OF the recent lynchipes In
southern states. The subject IS. "Is
lynch law due 70 defects In the criminal
law or 70 its Administrations"
lo-n'ght the lawyers are In tights
pIunsing en- pools Of cool water ana drink.
ing mint julcps. ~ '''N
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-02
BLALOCK ON HIS CRITICS.
Says He Can stand 1t If Not Accused
of Whftewashing.

Says He Can stand 1t If Not Accused
of Whitewashing.
Atlanta, Ca, July chairman Blalock
of the investigating committee said to-day
that he did not think the committee would
sit quite all the summer; then he added
a characteristic sentence or two in regard
to the press and popular criticism.
Il have not been talking for publication,
but you may say for me that in all the
criticism of the committee by the press,
no one has accused US of embarrassing
anybody. So long as they don't say that,
/ can stand the criticism. be 1t fair or I'M
fair. l don't want the public to think,
however, that we want to grind anybody
or treat any one unjustly. We have been
fairly treated by the state officers and
propose to treat them the same way"
Il am not afraid of hurting the demo-
cratic party" Mr.. Blalock continued
The democratic party can afford to
check up its own books and right any
thing that may be wrong. If it can't, it
isn't a party worth having"