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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
PORT CHESTER.

The Port Chester Enterprise" contains the au-
photography OF Milo Mead. who OF the
founders Of East Port Chester In 1851. Mr. Mead
was born in New Lebanon. Conn.,. and Is nephew
OF General Ebenezer Mead. OF the Continental Army.
He has been n reader OF The Tribune since 1t
established and Is a great admrer OF the paper
The new soldiers monument In the Boston Post
Road Is completed and Is believed 10 be one Of the
most appropriate designs OF the county. The VII
lage trustees have made appropriation for the
Improvement OF the grounds and for landscape
den.ng which will add much TO the attrac;iveness OF
the plot. -
OF forty guests at dinner al their home in West
ches.er-aye- Thursday night
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mrs. Margaret A. Horton. wife Of George Horton.
died on Friday night Mrs. Horton was sixty-nne
years old. and was born in Yonkers. She leaves
two daughters The funeral will be held Tues
day afternoon. Archdeacon Van Kleeck. OF White
Plains officiating
The fifth annual report OF the New-Rochelle Hos
plta Association. jus, issued. shows that ninety
seven patients were treated in the year. and only
twenty-five patients we're enabled 10 pay the hos
pital charge. The management is placed in an ON
harrassing position this year. account OF nabil-
ity to secure a suitable building for the annual
bazaar and the funds usually secured by this meth
cd will have to be obtained by subscription and
small social affairs The following officers have
been elected: William r. Pitt president; Arthur
an Mrs. G. .. Reynolds. Mrs. William r. Pitt
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THE NEW ROCHELLE POLICE PUZZLED TO KNOW
WHERE 1T CAME FROM
Patrick kealey. Michael Delaney and Jacob
Bates laborers while walking through River-st
New Rochelle. yesterday afternoon. found the
skeleton OF child lying in the middle OF the road
The skull was missing from the trunk. River-st.
is being repaired with blue stone. and the sup
posed tina; the skeleton had been cxhumed from
cemetery and loaded by accident In a wagon. Tho
contractors. however say that this IL impossible
rs all their wagons are loaded by men with shovels
Coroner Banning will make n search FOR tho skull
The skeleton IN that OF male child. and its con-
dillon indicates that death occurred three four
years ago The flesh cllngng TO the skeleton ia
dried TO the bone and the doctors believe that the
body has been stored In n box and kept In a room
garnet. without burial.
How tho body could have been deposited In the
street In daylight Ia puzzling the police Several
children OF New Rochelle have disappeared mys
teriousy. Their parents Will be asked 10 visit tho
Morgue and examine the skeleton.
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FOUND DEAD on EAGLE ROCK.

Az EAST ORANGE BUSINESS MAN SUPPOSED TO
HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE
william Muller. a well-known business man OF
East Orange, " j.. was found dead yesterday
afternoon I'm n clump OF bushes behind the barn ~
the Eagle Rock Hotel. on the top OF tho Orange
Mountains. couple OF young women, who
were out nuttng. came upon the body. which
lay face downward on tho grass. There were TO
external indications Of violence, but II Is supposed
that Muller had taken poison. In his pockets wero
Il ''vest-pocket' sclf-cocking revolver, with all the
chambers loaded. II silver watch which had
stopped at 7:25: some small change and several
business cards.
Muller had been missing for three days. and had
beer drinking heavily before he disappeared lie
was the agent and manager OF tho keer Martin
Cycle Company, at No zoe Ma!n-st East Orange.
An autopsy will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
THE uoyUMENT DESIGNS COMPETITION.

The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Monument
Committee held a meeting Friday afternoon In
the Arsenal. at Central Park. at which were pres
ent Mayor Strong Recorder Con. President Jerol-
oman OF the Board OF Aldermen General Coils
President Mcmillan Of the Park Board and ]. A.
Goulden Of the Grand Army. The only business
transacted was TO instruct the secretary TO write
TO ". Dodge. of No. Il Wall-st.. who had sub
mittcd two designs in the competition. and ask
him 10 designate which one he wished have
stand The committee took this aSJon OF
fairness 20 other competitors. who were allowed to
submit only one design each.
After the meeting the impression got out that
the committee had decided TO accept one Of Mr..
Dodge's designs, and had asked him to make the
selection. This was not done. however and a. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
THE LUCANTA'S PASSENGERS.

DIR. NANsEN. W X. VANDERBILT And MISS MAUD
CONNIE AMONG TIE ARRIVALS
The Cunard Line steamship Lucania arrived here
vest rday after a stormy voyage. from Liverpool
Among the passengers on board were Dr. hansen
tho Arctic explorer: W. X Vanderbilt. who care
fully ovaded reporters and gave instructions 10 his
valet who was left 10 look after his baggage. not
to answer any questlons; Miss Maud Come, tho
Irish Jean dare; Colonel George Boxer, Louis
Cabot Canon T. X. Cheyne. Otis X. Dimock. u. l.
Enstein. William +. Frick. the Rev. DR.. \. W
Rowland A. ID. Julard Alexander y. Mcneil
NJ p; Dr. Robert Onenbach. Captain A. a Wei
don. the Rev. &. s. Whittcmorc Professor Darcy
Thompson and the Right Rev W. s. Perry, Bishop
n Iowa
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WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate of incorporation Of the Mohegan
Fish and Game Club has been filed in the office OF
the County Clerk. The headquarters Of the asso-
citation are I'm the town of Yorktown and the par
ticular objects for which the club Is formed are
and the propagation and Protection Of fish and
game. The directors William J. Horton and
Of Shrub Oak; Thomas D.; Hustled. Of Peeksk.
and Jonathan b. Currey. of New-York City.
This evening. at the Union Gospel Mission rooms
in Railroad-ave.. an illustrated lecture The
Life Of Christ will be given by Mr.. Stevens
The total number of names the registry list
this year 62S; last year the registration e0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
SING SING.

The Rsv. DR.. Foote Of the Throop Avenue
Church. Brooklyn will preach in the Presbyterian
Church to-day.
This afternoon. in place OF the usual 4 O'Clock
meeting for men at the Young Mems Christian
Association rooms there will be a song and praise
service TO which both men and women are invited
Senasqua Tribe No. 1G. Independent Order Of
Red Men Will give an invitation social at It's wig
wan next Thursday evening
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and Mrs j. H. Smith directors me New , Mn,
Medical Association will now constitute t"c -''U'
cal board of the hospital. =. A, or
-onged for next Friday night, when the NO" appd-
rat's Will be on exhibition Each company L Al
ranging TO entertain a large NUMBER Oh NSi'o'''
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE ITO '1
AIBEMARLE-William F. Frick, OF baltiniore
CONTRADICTIONS Won Goctzeh' Dan r.
0..,i,n ord Raron Herman, Of the German EN-
hassv at Washington EVERETI-MaJor D. 10
burbank. L. S. A. HOLLAND-Henry WAS OF
Madison Wis MURRAY HlLl~I, =. ~ -
uorth OF Albany NETHERLAND-Dr. James
Tovd of Albany. PLAZA-Gcorge . Erahaih' VI
Philadelphia. SAVOY-Dr F. Nansen 'he sN
plorer WALDORF-Senator Ihomas H. Cs, rEi
~ Montana WINDSOR-Noah W. Brooks OF mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
A TORPEDO-BOAT BUILDER ARRIVES.

A. F. Yarrow. the English torpedo-boat builder
arrived here yesterday the American liner st
Paul He said that he had come here on pleasure
and business trip. and intimated that his visit
might result in the building of torpedo boa
for the United States Government. He al
the pier BY Major William H. Wylie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
LONG CREDIT.
10: West 1tth street.

ing in Prohibition Park. and on the Same evening
i'm the German club. Stapeton. 49, .,..
afternoon. which was attended by about tn mr.,
hundred persons. 10 introduce her daughter' M's'
Anna II. Davis.
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INCOMING STEA MERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 25.

MONDAY. OCTOBER IS
y...., For Line. Mails close Vessel sails
f-orn.nche Charleston. CLYDE. 300
r., rn,nsn.e Barbados. Red Cross. 800
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
=. W A., Crosse. Bremen @ Lloyd II on 200 m
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER q.
:, psul Southampton, American 100 a IN 1000
~. t.et,c liverpool. White stars.., 300 IN l2;op m
W.-,.,nland. Antwerp. Red star 10 700 m Y 90 m
{, Al Warrington. Havana. CUBA laop III 800 m
=, Dorado New Orleans Morgan. 300 IN
fiI ~ t-hsrie,ton, clyde ........... 300 .
i ;swS f;sveston Mallory ........... 500 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24

matter stands no selection has been made. nor will
DO made until the committee meets tomorrow af-
ternoon In the Mayors Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise % Sunset 90, Moon r.e m 4i2 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
AM-Sandv Hook 5:4s Island OIL Gate sO4
NJ sandy Hook 6:l5 Gov. Island d 20 Hell sic
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Announcements.
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. d.,

so West Dist St
Iraparments OF the Nervous System Of all descriptions
impotence serility. and Ike ailments. Hours to
Rev. DR. Van Dyke OF the Brick Church. will
presch on SUNDAY morning. October - II o'clock on
THE GREAT CITY AID IT'S GREATER DANGERS
TODAY
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF The COAfaIISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trlet Of Columbia. Washington, September .,
1891 Notice y hereby given that the revised
Building Regulations have been pubiished mi
will be enforced after OCTOBER Id, 1897. Il ".
Ross J. 3. WIGHT w. NJ BLACK, C6anmis-
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FORRENT-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-REAiINGT0N TYpEWRITERs Ar TTIF
AEMtNGION OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
ccnditon guaranteed; with stand: delivered fres
" city; one month applies on purchase Of new
when directly following reutal. =
WfCkoFF. SEAMANS BENEDICT =
es1Su CIR. 9Th and p sts. nv.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENr-NIcE STABLE; CENTRAL. LoCA-
tioo: mar Of lfzZ VI. ave-. three stalls and room
LOT carriages: reasonable rcDt. Il. L. RUST,
COS l4th 1t. nv. Ge1-x6
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM POWELL. DECEASED

David r. woihaupter. executor, has. with the
Columbia. holding special term for Ornhans'
Court business. appointed Friday. October Is, 1897.
at 10 o'clock am, as the time, end said court as
under the courts direction and control; when and
where all creditors ard persons entitled to dis
frifutive shares or iegacies a residue nre no.
tilted TO attend In person or by agent or attorney
duly authorized, with their claims against the es
tate properly vouched: Provided this order bc
published once in each Of three successive week.
before said day In the washington Law Re.
porter end Evening Star -
Signed September II, 1897
!. NOEA McGM1s Register Of wis.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED-

Per no.
A st ne near ID rooms and bath. 1890. $50 90
Flat No. g, b q o, rooms and bath. $6o 90
Conn ave near st, IL and baths. $500 90
Conn ave near st, 16 and 2 baths. .$300.00
Columbia ave, Col. Heights, 12r and ba. $1,000
Corcoran st near 18th ST. 10 rooms and bath S6Deo
DE Sales st 18th st, IL and bath. S12a00
Dupont circle near ST. Is and baths. SEQ 90
+ st near list, 13 rooms and bath 500 o.
Il st near 18th, IS rooms and baths. So. 90
st near 10th. IL rooms and bath 80. .sloO. 90
l. st near 18th, 10 rooms and bath. SioD. 90
n st near 10th. 10 rooms and baths. 500 90
Mass ave near 18th st, 10 rms and baths $40 90
Mass ave near 18th st, ID rooms and bath 500. 90
Mass ave near 18th st, ID rooms and bath $685. 81
st near 18th, . rooms and bath. $1,000. $40. 90
ST near 18th. ID rooms and baths. =. .Sl5o.e GO
q st near 14th, ID rooms and bath. 81 800
Il ST near list. 10 rooms and bath. 81 30
ave near 18th st, IL rooms and baths $250.Qo
KEGS st hear 18th. 10 and bath :. 5000
Riggs st near 18TH o rooms and bath $50. 90
Iakoma Park, Carroll ave- Is rms and ba. 10000
" ave near !. st, IS and bath. S2DO.t0
VI ave near Y st. 20 rooms and = baths. $1,000
W ave near IL st, IA rooms and bath. $50. 90
~ ave near st, 10 rooms and 2 baths. 5000
i1tn ST near L. Il rooms and = baths. Sl6j.67
i5in s. near Stoughton 10 rooms and bath. $500
ioth st near \, IL rooms and bath. Sl25.00
l6h st near Corcoran, II and 2 baths SCR I3
ION st near 2, 8 rooms and bath 90
iLth ST lear II, 10 rooms and 2 baths. 90
istn ST near NJ II rooms and bath. $50. 90
E'th st near NJ, 10 rooms and 9 baths 81 y. 90
.on 81 near Mass ave, Is and = baths. $3.50. 10
I'm 5. near o. II rooms and baths. S25o.oO
Sotn ST Hear r rooms and hath. 81 p, 90
S!st ST near X, 10 rooms and bath .........-
ISL 81 near X, II rooms and 2 baths. $3.50. 90
y :. near 18TH 13 rooms and baths. 10000
d CO., 1924 st. se25-tf
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,

CHARLES s. BUNDY
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories
01.o Sl1 ~ II. NV. )nou Eapikr huiIifnaa
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FOR RENT-BY STONE & FAIRFAX,
So6. l. st. NV Telephone $50.
III bancroft, 14r.St5O0 1874 X NV, SIR. ba 30 90
DID 9th NV, lii, ra 1910 1929 Ken;
1920 NV, Tor, ba .6O.OO NV, Tor, ba. -. 40J 30
l9l2 Sundl'd p Tor .6O.0O FOG NV, 11r, ba 81 80
Col Hts. Tor, sta. $500 20lS NV, Tor, la 30 90
1906 list, TT ba. $500 1909 NV, Sr, la. % 30
1881 whitney ave. 800 4th Sc Or. ba ~ 80
Iar, ba 5000 36l6 18th, ar ba. % 90
lIeu l4th NV, 12r. 300 lis Fla 81. b % ~
1871 CoEcoran III, $500 4l2 NV ba. fur. %
I4l9 L NV, 11r 5000 123 X NV, ar, ba ID 80
Ilth&k Sc s&dw. 900 1890 29th NV, ar, b. - 80
tO, NV, ar, ba. 30 1876 ith Sc, Or. "a 90
l44l Ella ay, Or. $500 ~ X ne. Or, ba. is so
1201 m, 7r ba. % 90 434 Il ay Or ba Is 30
1122 18th. sto&dw .35 90 IL Myrtle ne Tr b. 16 ; }
1925 Greg av, l2r b 1850 go 18th me- Or ba Is 3
$500 18th NV, Or. BID 80 1916 Unioa sw Or ID 80
1850 NV, 9r&b.. 300 120S I'd NV, 5r. Il. 30
Ais Sc. Tor. la. .35u0 2525 NV, Or. II 90
12it3 l. NV. Or, ba 80 900 Sheridan 81. . b
1913 7. Or, ba. eel 1900 IT
FOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK DWEII-
fLs i'll this city for the price: $40 per no.:
wafer and sewer connections; on 9Th st. cable
line sw. X. A. PHILLIPS 100 18th ST. NV.
se29-3t
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UNFINISHED.

rpn hENI-TO COIDRED TENANT. 7-R0oM
brlck; all modern improvements 200S 9th st.
NV: 80 per month. J. ID. SULLIVAN. 18th
aid q SITS. NV. se29,t
FOX RENT-l607 LINCOLN AVE; 7R. AND
saIh; newly papered and painted SIS. BY ]. ID.
SoLl1lN AN, I3th and g SIS. se2git
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1906 Il. lar. %. .S60. 0C
Fine apartments. 1903
+ NV ...S, so * S5I
200 ], str&dwg. .35.0e
Ills Fla ay, str&dw..D. Ut
2204 /, ~6r&b. DO. &c
9S9-9+1 n ii ave. Sr
&ba, each. $500. 80. go
Cheap houses for cello
se25 GEO, w. LIN
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
at the American House. cor. 7th ST and Pa ave
Is the best II the city; only SIS per mo-; dining
rooms snd Kitchen Iehtted and newly furnished:
for ladies. CHAS. W. LEANNARDA. Prop.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FURNISHED,

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE on
the Portland Flat square; well heated; eomplete
In appointments; $60. p. E DYE, 514 11th St
: NV selS-t1ts
FOR RENT-FURNISIfED. 10 ROOMS AND BATH; ;
most desirable location; che square east OF Capt.
toll; very reasonable terms by the year or for
the session. Call 10 Maryland ave. ne. se2s-3'
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ESTATE OF ALFRED DURHAM
CtherMiSe KNOWN as E A Dnrhana D.aooaso.a

"1'c H.'s'"H UeceaSed.
No. 1886. Docket o.
Timothy d. Kelehef, administrator. has viii,
the approval of the Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, holding a special term for Orphdu,'
Court business appointed Friday, October Is 1897
at 10 O'Clock m, as the time, and said court as
the place, for making payment and distribution
under TN. courts direction and control; when and
where all CREDITORS and persons entitled TO dis
trbutye shares or legacies or residue are notified
thcrized, with their claims against the estate nron
ery voucfed Provided. this order be published once
In each Of three successive weeks before said day
In the Washington Law Reporter and Eyeniuy
Star.
Signed September 20, 1897.
J. NOTA McGIII, Register OF wills
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FOR RENT-Bf d. L. SAUL. Sc. COR. It'll AND
n-w.-l3lf Fla. ave. NV: s rooms and H., m
newly papered and painted throughout only
$3.50. seo7 al
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ATTORNEYS.

cAAlPBEx1. cARRIxcroS, ATToRxEY-Ar.IAW.
Wetetef Lay building. G06 d st. NV. Wsshinr.
- d q Residences. No. Mount vsEnna E1afa
Sew xe1 ave. ano "a - ~. sc1o
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tVi KENT-
17ls NV Qeasel $50; 1913 NV FURNISH
ed) $40.
se11-tf HERBERT A. GILL. 1919 st NV
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BOARDING.

TABLE BOARD. $50 PER NO.; ROOMS FOR
rent, furnished unfinished, en- suite or SIM
gle SOf 10th st. NV. ss,s an
TIE IERNDON CAFE 1235 n. Y AVE NV
furnishes hrst-class Loard at S12 and SIS per
month; also desirable rooms at reasonable rates.
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1917 LIST st sw, s.. 500
1880 Madison NV. 5r.13.O0
1871 18th st NV. Or. Il. so
1H22 y st NV. fr. ..12.5o
l4l0 Sampson NV. 6r12.JU
R'r 1855 VI st NV. ir11.35
Ala list st NV. Or. H.. 30
1914 Valley NV, Or. 1900
3isCha mplain Nv, 6r12.00
423 18th st NV, 6r. 200
1888 :s5th st NV, or. 12.G0
Sll 18th st NV. ir.1o.50
1fl9 Fla ay NV. ir. 10 80
PAS ID st NV. 6r. 1890
s2S. bet 9&10.E&F, Jr19 81
2l1j ID st nv. 5r. 1880
4d5-15-21 Goth NV. 6r1o.0o
40 26th st NV, Or. 10. 90
2522 L st NV. 6r. 1000
16lscovington NV. irI0.0O
4i3 l'railcr's nj, ir.1o.0D
l6lGCoyingtea NV, 4r1o.0O
1877 E ST NV. Or. 10. GO
2324 L st NV. Or. .10.ao
1919 + It NV. 6r. 10. 90
al 10Th II NV. Or. 1900
gu Essex ct NV, 4r.9.50
: 5 Brooks ct NV, orb. 30
ion of the property on my
I office for bulletin issued
.OS. L. WAGGAAiAN,
911 L st. NV.
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FOR RENT-21S 18TH ST. Sw.; ROOMS
kitchen and cellar: large yard; in good r,naic,
rent SIC: key next dour. y. $. CAYwooD. 9tii
and SITS. NV. see1-3ts
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FOR RENT-5o9 y. J. AVE NV: e-SrY IRWIN.
Dr.: RS, To-, pantry. GEL: S3aaO. Has m l.
sanitary plumbing, large yard Apply 1aIG st.
y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

NANTED-SI A YOUNG MAN, A GRADUATE
OF the SpeRcerian Business COLLEGE a position
IN patent attorneys Office; best OF references;
Address s. II. C., Star office. seas3 tp
WANTED BY YOUNG COLDRED MAN. POSITION
as valet or care OF invalid; Years huspit nj
experience: references I2zi 21st NV. se!s-:s
WAIVED By STRICTLY SOBER; INDpSFRIs,!'S
!GuiS MN place TO drive wait in private
ianiiy sccd city refs Call or address 1881 18th
ST. MS DIS 80
WANTED HI REAL ESTATE BROKER Of
years active eHps r!eucc ia all branches OF real
estate young eI crgetic and capable. TO associate
hihiseii "ith an established firm; will furnish
highest testimonials as to character and can1-
-S-;t-
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FOR RENT-1Sr AND I'D FLOORS OF 3ms NJ ST
NV: rms; lovely house; elegant neigtt.orhcotI:
every Convenience; to cOngenial family with good
ref; Ifnt, $50; price not the object sraI-3is
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-A YOUNG MARE EXCEL
lent roadster. sound, gentle and kind; colt two
years old and sidebar buggy, in finc condition
with new top, for an upright pjano of standard
make In coed condition; or lot In any suburb;
Will assume SOME trust on lot; either horse
for bed room suite good gold watch.
BAY. STATE.
5e2S3tr Star office.
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FOR RENT-lo02 81. NV; NEW: STONE
bot water beating; Al in hest order; e60.07 Per
GEO. ". ENKryx
eex5-0 0oo 1otA - nv.
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fOB RENT
1928 + st NV. - 500. 90
1910 r NV, ONCE. so. 90
1917 18th NV. 6r&h SO. 90
14xO Kenesaw, 9r&b 80. 90
924 sd ct, 10r&b. 40. 60
l@ 18th NV, 1ir. 2b. SO. 90
1913 I NV. 8r&b, sta 40 so
1921 n H az. Grab. 20. 90
2 18th NV. Sr&b. 40. 90
1901 Whitney ave
NV. store. ...... 81 so
LOO HI av nv, 6r&b 81. 20
S03 @ 80, er6b. 80. 50
se16-tf DEEBLE
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FOR RENT-61S Sc. SIN ROOMS: HALL:
bay window press bri k: cellar: deep yar.i: 80.
exp; ireplace3. hard finish: market, Capitol
library opposite open square: cable cars - sd
rent. SD. Inquire opposite se21-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29

FOR ENCHANGE- LARGE BRICK DWELLING
and store; large lot; very prominent
Vermont ave. Also money to loan. and per
cent. Apply to TOWSON & JONES, $40 10th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29

FOR EXCHANGE $1,000 EQUITY IN $4,000
house in northwest section; has s rooms, BATH
cellar, all modern conyenicnces; for smaller prop
erty. city suburban.: will assume fair trust
ID. ID. THOMPSON, 1888 NV. se25-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29

FOR RENT-CIlEAP 4 COMFORTABLE HOMES
23l6 18th NV. 5r eel, stable. water. s13: .ylS
eth NV, do, water in front. SIP: 1906 NV.
store&4r., S2n. ]. CHESTER, 6l5 l4th St sel6-4tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-WHY PAY HIGH OFFICE RENT
when you can get suite Of rooms, with steam
heat water, electric bells, speaking tubes letter
boxes. etc., for IS and $40 per month? STEW
ART BLDG, cor. 9th and d sts NV. se25-2ws
FOR RENT-THE BEST WAY TO HELP YOUR
business profession Is to move into the largest
and bestknown office building In the city
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND F STS
few choice rooms noy available: moderate
rental: no extras; perfect Janitor service; fire.
proof surroundings; elevators; 10 stories: COM
modious bicycle stalls and free telephone service
oc5-m Wifi
FOR RENT-oFFICES IN METZEROTT BLDG !.
single en- suite: from el2.60 up; electric Iirht
steam heat. tanifos service. Telephone; no extras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29

FOR RENT-l7l9 q ST. NV; II ROOMS AND
attic; bath rooms; enlarged and improved by
present owner; newly papercd; irst-class coadi-
" ~ -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAIE-GREAT BARGAINS IN SOUTHEAST
GlOtND-iiuy now and make sure profits: prices,
Toe. per foot III. CIIAS. l.. BANEsS, cor. l4th
and G. sts sa.s-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-29

FOR RENT
1902 21st NV, 15r&bS.5. 90
1129 21st NV. fur'd. 90
1893 n II ay, I2r&b. $3.50
1925 18th NV, I3r. .45. SO
1104 N II av, Tr&ba 80. 50
2149 L NV. 7r.cel&b. 80. IS
1914 c e.12r. cel&cba .25. SO
30 Quincy ne, Or, Gel. b25. 90
Gu2S-tf II.