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FOR RENT-436 II st. NV, 2 nicely fur
rooms for housekeeping; cheap jy11-3t
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WANTED by woman, general hGusew ork
IN city; or wilIleave city; also young girl;
u IL. refs. l7U2 IL 10th ST. NV.
Jyl2-3t-em
WANTED by coloIed girl, general house
Work, In small family lO11 Attn ST. NV.
Item
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.

FOR RENT -513 sth St Sc, : rooms;
large yard; S14. EUGENE ARNOLD,
4os La. ave. ly1S-It
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FOR SALE-A good bargain; three-chair
barber shop; first-clasS locality; cheap
rent; good reason for selling. Address +.
f, this office jyi3-3t
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FOX RENT-3 or 4 unfurnIshed rooms on
I'd floor; north and south exposure; bath
on floor. 3US + st. he. jy123t-em
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GENTLEMAN holding position OF spe-
C1di pension examiner desires TO exchange
with clerk OF class l or ii IN another de
partment. Address, giving particulars,
CLERK EXCHANGE, Z. Q. Box Ala, city.
JyS-7t
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wANTED-MI MISCELLANEOUS.

wANTED-To buy second hand steam
washer ana extractor. Address La AUN-
DiSI TINS o!Ice. Jyl3-;5t
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wANTED-By respectable woman, gen
eraI iouseWorK or cnanberwork; good
references. Cali or address 1917 12th St
NV. Jyl2-3t-em
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EoR RENr-RooMs.


FOR REN NT-tUrnished elegantly, iine,
large, cool rooms, I'd and I'D floor, single
or en- suite; or respoDs bic person TO TAKE
charge or entire house, owner TO remain as
boarder; best refs. required 11O4 9th So.
NV. Item
FOR RENT-Fur. rooms, will rent by the
week; only persons OF correct habits need
apply; summer rates; cheap I09 Stn ST.
NV. JyI3-oG
FOR RENT Large cool alcoye 2d-floor
front loom, nicely fur; all mod .imps.; prl-
vate raIniy;S1 o per mo- 223 IL ST. W.,
opp. Met. Nj. Il. Church. II
HOME comforts for one married couple
without children or two gentlcnen;
terms reasonable. Box 70, Linden, Nd. IL
Fob RENT-Enlre I'd floor; with bath;
nice rooms; Sl0i suitable Ior lshs
housekeeping. 1906 Marion ST. III
FOR RENT Second floor front; also several
smaller rooms; furnished; central 90
Ii st. NV. Jyi3-3b
FOR RENT rooms, "a floor; en- suite
or slngly; very pleasant; all mod. con.
Can after p. m, 81 4 A st. sc. Jyl3-3t
FOR RENT-Large, cool rooms; Cheap
also front or back parlor; bath; all con-
venlences. II o 9Th ST. sW.; near paih
! Jyl3-St
FOR RENT Rooms complete for light
housekeeping. 2d rlCor; gas, bath, very
reasonable. GA 9Th ST. sw. JSIo-3t
FOX KENT Nice cool room, fur. or unfur.;
convenient 10 14th st. cars; rent reaS-
! enable. 1852 Fla. ave. nv. ~
FOR RENT communicating rooms, I'd
story of sU6 7th st. NV; newly papered
and pain ted; suited for housekeeping,
rent, Sll Inquire 1922 9th 81. NV.
Jyl5-3t
| FOX KENT Two commum eating fur
uISned rooms; second floor; complete
| for nousekee ping, including stove and
| cooking utensils. 6i3 n. j. ave. NV
| JyI2J Item
FOX RENI-For housekeeping pleasant
com. 2dfloof rms. ,alCove anu lay WinGo ",
| convenient location. 1to z ST. NV.
| Jyl2-3t,em
FUK RENT-Second floor; 4 rooms; bath
! on same rIoor suitable Tor light house
| keeping; reasonable rent; good location
GOA A St ne. Jyl2-3t,em
FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms; fur
nished, for housekeeping or lodgers;
| southern exposure: large closets; bay win
| COWS; alcoye; summer rates; private fam
| ily; adults. Al II st. NV. jy123t
FOR RENT nice rooms; $3.50. 1922
| Maryland ave sw. jyl2-3t
| FOR RENT-2l4A A st. Sc, furnished or un-
| furnished, l to rooms; half block
east of Library. Jy12-3t
| FOR RENT-3 rooms, furnished complete
for housekeeping, very cheap for SUMNER.
| No. III 1st st. NV. jy1E-3t
FOR RENT-436 st NV, nicely fur
rooms for housekeeping; cheap. Jy11-3t
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FOR sALE-Riders, attention! BY order
OF the different storage huases We rep
resent, am offering ali h1gL-grade bicy-
cles and t6nueIuS for ladies and gents at
the greatest attractive Strengthening prices
or the year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected, ana, therefore, above
sacrifices VIII be made. Such high-gTade
BICYCLES as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
worlds, etc, etc, new ana slightly used,
viii he offered at this, the greatest bar
gam sale OF The year. Sundries aud parts
Will be sold also, and no reasonable offer
will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged, and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9Th st
Jy11-7t
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FOR RENT-Cool fur. rooms for % and
81. 112l | st. NV. ~ I-.I
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AN ID NOW since the smoke has all clea red
away, you couldn't DO letter than get
one OF those Spiend did suits, ''ulfle"
worn, tnat we now sell for most unIeason-
able figures. Note the name. J USTH' >
OLD STAND, 619 ID st. NV. Jyl2-1w ,eiii
WASTED-Yo man wishes TO take
nice lady out driving. DRIVING. this
office. jS12-3t
GYPSY QUEEN-Fortune teller; ladies',
Doc; gentlemen, 81; no sign 1912 III
st. NV. jyll-7t
MADAM BETTA, clairvoyant, medium
and card reader, 25c and soc. No. 510
st. NV. 1yl1-7t
MkS. NJ. STERN, OF New York, manicure
artistic, also massage, silampooing, scalp
and complexion treatment S31 + st. NV.
jy10-3t,em
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FOR RlsNT-fGrnished elegantly, fine,
large, cool rooms, "a and 3d floor, single
or en- suite; or responsible person TO take
charge or entire house, owner to remain as
boarder; best refs. required l1O4 9th So.
NV. Item
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished; 2 lovely cool
rooms; on second floor; bath adjoining;
north and south exposure; new house; nice
neighborhood. 35 | st ne. iy12-3t
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MANTED-A situation by Iespecta bic
white woman To do light houSeWoiK
no washing; willing and obliging. Apply
/ $50 4 IL st. SW. III
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WANTED by young white woman,
nrst-class COOK and good iaundreSs,
situation in nIst-Ciass family good rel
eTence. Address A. l.. d., tins olilce.
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NAATEII--A EoIse in eXCfaEge Tor $40
new Vapor stove, or VIII take wheel.
T.. CHWALD, Vienna, Va.
:,-.Sf
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FOR SALE-Confectonery, ice cream sa-
loon, and cigar store; price $50. Apply
S2o LIZ st. sw. Jy13-3t
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FOR SALE-A fine and equipped pho
tograph studio; centrally located; VIII
s sacrl5ce to immediate purchaser 1S gDPS
A. DU LANEY, 425 7th st. NV. Jy13-3t
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LUST-Un Sunday evening, July IL, a
diamond stud Liberal reward il re-
turned after 4:3O p. m. TO $40 st ST.
NV. 1ylZ-3t, ,eTn
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED-By teacffer OF experience, to
give instruction. IN Greek, Latin or Ger
man. Address NJ. A, PHI. D., this office.
Jy12-3trem
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WANTED-By coIored girl place Tor
general h0usework; IeIefences. Address
f55 n ST. NV. Jyl3-3t
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FOX RENTING com. rooms on I'd iioor,
all furnished, for hous exec ping. a 324
"a. ave NV. Jy113t
The times., 1897-07-13

LUST-GoId open face watch; initials i.
V.B with PIN attached; transfer office,
7In and Ia. ave, or Tth and r, finder VIII
De rewarded byreturning 10 TIC 9th St.SV
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WANTED Parties that are in the market
for typewnters can save a large dis
count by addressing PHILLIPS, this Of
TIce. jy11-3t
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FOR RENT -6I2 Sd ST. NV; 3-StOry and
basement bay window brick house; =
rms, N. l.; yard and stable: also. part OF
house 6u1 IL 18th ST. NV; rms Key 81 (
81 81. NV. IyI SGT
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-C tobacco and notion store;
doing good, TaIr business; owner mas
otner business; cannot attend to both OIL
12tb st. NV. Jy1 3-3t-em
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FOR SALE-SI25 March racer; slightly
used; Palmer tires, Brown saddle; no
reasonable offer refused CO&Y, 1913
Suh st. NV. Jy11-3G
FOR SALE-Man's high-Srade standard
make bicycle; used L week; $50 cash
No. 8 Q st. ne, West lexington. iyS-6t-em
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FOR RENT-Fur. rooms; will rent by the
week, only persons OF correct habits neeu
apply; summer rates; cheap. 109 SIN ST.
NV. jy13-3t
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EMkICH'S wood, oak or pine, split or
blocks, So one-half cord; drop postal
Slu V a. ave. Sc, jel 81 mo. .eIn
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BOYER SON, PA 7th st. sw. Jy11-3t
MRS. A. KAIN-Professional midwife.
No. 363 y ST. sw. !yS-6t
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to join
the summer class shorthand and type
writing; scholars prepared for civil serv--
evening classes PiTMAN SHORTHAND
SCHOOL, 1908 Corcoran st. 1y7-7t
WANTED-TkY KUBbris ROOF FAINT
VIII stop allleaks free, and charge only
for painting; work guaranteed
NAT kUBBE KROOF FAINT co.
ap9-tr lO23 Sth ct. NV.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PRINTING Good, cheap, prompt circulars
4Oc- per 1000; type writer circulars,
y. 90 per 1000, up. ZEIGLER, Printer,
SIG ST. NV. Iy13-3t
INTERIOR DECORATING is a palt of
our business that we give special at
ASK small puces. Rooms papered with
ncn, stylish paper, only 81 up. +. Il.
NOLTE, $40 5th st. No branch jy1l-tf
500 good envelopes, printed, 10 cents
LOW PRICE PRINTING CO, 631 +
ST. NV. Jyll-7t
GEO. BURGESS & CO.-Attorneys; law,
pensions and claims; Office, 612 T ST.
NV jylO-3t, EN-
SELBY has received the second lot Of
those blue and black serge coats and
vests, So, taiior-nlade, value, SO, skele-
ton lined. absolutely fast Color; pants TO
office coats, 25c- upw ard; straw hats al
most given away; car fare free; ladies'
81 oHtords, SOC, at 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
Jy96t
GENTLEMAN holding position OF spe-
Gdi pension examiner desires TO exchange
with clerk OF class | or ii in another de-
partment. ddress, giving particulars,
CLERK EXCHANGE, Z. Q. Box Ala, city.
JyS-7t
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
Printing 300 cards, Toe; 500 envelopes,
Zoe; 500 note heads, 75c-; 800 state
miscellaneous books rebound e. L,
VILLA Ms, 6l5 9TH st. NV. ie6-I
NOTICE To BRICKLA ERS-If you want
front sand, drop postal TO "A. II. CLARK d
CO., 1887 NJ st. ne. Je30-15t-vIn
THE EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE, No.
33l and 1888 Ii st. NV, is now ready
To receive your conSlgume ntS, II you de
sire TO dispose or any personal effects
IaH and see Us or send US card and we
VIII call on you OF send for your goods.
Regular sales every Thursday at q clock
Tor furniture, horses and carriages, har-
hess. &o at = m This is one OF the finest
locations In the city for an auction bush
ness; We viii promise you good prices and
quick returns
THOMAS j. OWEN. Auctioneer
j. Z. HORBACH, Manager.
!e22 2-lm,em
EMkICH'S wood, oak or pine, split or
blocks, So one-half cord; drop postal
SIU va. ave. Sc, jel 2 ulO,en
TYPEWRITERS repaired at reduced rates;
all hlSh-grade machines bought, sold anu
exchanged, rented, with privilege OF pur-
chase. NEWMAN 5, GIL Seventh St
Je1 16-l mem
FULL DRESS suits for hire, 81. atJULIus
COHEN'S. 1l04 9TH ST. NV. je4-Lf
! WONDER who pays the highest prices
for gents casi-oTI clothing, drop postal
SAUL BROS. 923 ID st. NV. nly1 6-3n.o
AT THE business Office of The Times
you VIII find Window Cards of all de-
scr1ptions-'. Table board, Furnished OF
Unfurnisned Rooms, "Unfurnished Rooms,"
Furnished Rooms, With or Without
Board, Furnished Rooms, With Board"
Furnished Rooms Five cents is the
price OF each card. ap21-tr
FCRNITU RE moved; largest 2-hoTSe load,
$3.50; 1-horse loads, 81 20; pianos, So;
furniture packed and shipped; experienced
nien only; storage. COLUMBIA TRANS
FER CO., 323 IL st. NV. 'rnone 800
my9-u
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FOR housekeeping / second story
front room; use or parlor, uInl nlng-rcoln' ;
and kitchen; all neatly furnished; gasoline
stove, refrigerator, sewing machine. e,c. ;
including light and fire. Sl2 In ADVANCE
5ly 23d st. NV. NIl-ot
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FOR RENT Nicely fur. front and back
rooms: completely fur. for light house
keeping 3l7 Pa. ave. NV; I'd floor.
WILT
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FOR RENT Large cool alcove 2d-floor
front loom, nicely fur, all mod .imps.; prl-
vate raInliy;S1 O per mo. 223 IL ST. W.,
ODD. Met, Nj. l.. Church. 1t
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FOX REN1-tor housekeeping, pleasant
com. EuIlOor rms. ,alCove ana la win Go ~,
convenient location. 1tS z ST. NV.
1Nl E-:1I en-
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FOX SALE-A wholesale and retail liquor
store, doing a good business. For par
ticuIars address u. A. T., this office.
D-Hf q
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WANTED-By an industrious white woman
q place III a small family as general
servant: good references. Address 4:
d lD6 SJn 81. NV 1t
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FOX RENT-3 rooms; I'd floor; a. IN. l.;
terms reasonable. 723 2dst. ne. Jyll-3t
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TYPEWRITERS repaired at reduced ates;
all hIgh-grade machines bought, sold anu
exchanged, rented, with privilege or pur-
chase. NEWMAN s, GIL Seventh st.
lel mem
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LOST

LOST-My jobi Also pocket card case
containing three so bills and carOS- bet
Il and L SIS. NV, about p. m. Monday;
probably on 18th st. cars. Return 10 6IS
6tn ST. NV. and receive reward. 1t
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FOR RENT-Large cool rooms, all newly
nJy Jy11-3t
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rooms and BATH second floor. jy11-3t
FOR RENT aTties seeking rooms for light
housekeeping canL find several at 1915
Sth st. NV; for adults only; refs. required;
premises occupied by owner. Jy10-6t-em
FOR RENT = immense unfur. rooms; new
house; near Ii. L O.; conyenienccs; house
keeping; reasonable. 1l04 n. Capitol.
jy10-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

MANTED-Youngm man, steady, sober, 10,
desies employment. NJ H., this office.
Iy1z-3t-em
MANTED-By a young colored man, po-
sltlOn OF most any KIND, thoroughly under-
SANDS BorSes, and can furnish good refs.
Address No. l4i1 n St NV. 1vI2-3t-em
MANTED-By q light young man, place TO
wait OF work around house, best OF refs
RANDOLPH HILL, 1856 Cedar 81. NV.
Item
MANTED-.By young colored man.
place as porter or driver. Call OF sid-
dress >. W. TAYLOR, 123 Pierce ST. NV
Iyl2-Stem
wANTED-By coIoTed man, place as first
class butler or experienced coachinan or
both, Address Ii. NJ, sO6 23dnw. Item
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FOh RENT-Entire I'd floor; With bath,
nice rooms; SO, suitable for light
housekeeping sos Marion ST. 1t
The times., 1897-07-13
srruA3I,Ns wANrEp-MALR

wANTED-wili pay Sloo for position
paying $50 or $50 a month. ADDRESS
NJ. Is. C., this office. jy13-3G
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FUk kENT-9.2 4th st ne, SI3; 7I2 \
ST. NV, $3.50; - h st. NV, $50. Apply
L. A DUFFY L 30 tn s5-nw. JyI2-3t-ein
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PERSONALS.

ATLASS, wonderful clalrvoyant and card
reader, tells your past ana future life; al
ways bone; 20 and SOC. 11O2N Y ave. NV.
IL
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FOR SALE Saloon; price, 81 400; in first
class location; no brokers need apply
Address Box 22, this office. Jy10-3J-ein
The times., 1897-07-13

WANTED-A hardware and fire insurance
cIcrK, with 3 IL years experience, de-
glres a position. Address AJAX, this Of
nee Jyl2-3tem
The times., 1897-07-13

The American ami White Star steamers
sailing from New YORK on wednesday, yS, the
German steamers on Thursdays, and the
CunaTd, French ana German steamers on
SATURDAY, IS, take printed matter, etc. for
all countries for which they are advertised
70 carry mail.
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WANTED colored woman, place clean
ing office; small wages If not TOO heavy
WORK and furnish one room To live III.
Address 5. e., this office. 1t
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NOTICE To BRICKLA ERS-If you want
front sand, drop postal To a. b. CLARK 3
CO., 1897 N st. ne. Je3o-l 5t-vIn
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FOX RENT-432 Q st. NV, house open;
. rgOnIs; halls; range; bath: gas; new
papcring. back building; parking, large
back yard; arranged for two families;
ImprOv ements fins he'd; $50. JyII-3t
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished house. SIX
rooms and bath; rent $50 per month.
54S 9th St nE- Jy12-3t
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FOR sALE-Near + st. NV, one OF tne
best-paying three-chair barber shops in
the city; VIII go cheap if sold at once.
Address A. G. c., this office. jy11-3t
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LOST saturday evening, dark collie
dog: white spot on neck; tag No 500
Reward II returned TO 2l2 L ST. NV
Jyl2-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

MANTED-By a colored woman, place To
do washing and ironing at home; can
give reference. 2314 7th st. NV. 1t
The times., 1897-07-13

LOST Sunday, pocketbook, containing
Sl20 ana private papers; reward. 5D2
l2th sc. NV. Jy12-3t
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FOR SALE-A good Dayton wagon, cheap.
Apply 700 7th ST., cor. q sw. jy10-3 Stem
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FOR RENT-S1O per month; No. 1912 Sd
81. Sc; rooms and water: ke = IN corner
store FRANK g. PARDON, 6I2 14th ST
NV. jy11-3t
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Mails for south ana Central Amer
lea, west IBdleS, &c.

TUESDAI-IaJAt3 p m- f0rJamaica,
per steamer rrOm Boston (cl Al lO-U5 p.
N. rOr COS - RIca, per steamer from New Or
leans (Cl At lO-oo p H. Tor ST IhOmaSs
ST Groix, LeewaTd and WIndward Islands,
per . . CaTlbDee, from New York. Let
terS for Grenada, Trinidad an dIODagO musl
be directed PeT CarubDee- " Sc 1T 1888
IuI6 tuJ AT U-Eo a IOr La Plata
cuuntnes direct, per = :. AslaJC Prince,
rrn-rt Now
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LUST-On ). G. ave, velvet opera bag,
reward NEELEI'S Drug Store,
IVl I-.Xf
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WANTED-A business property on 7th st
NV, for cash, must be a bargain. &.
BOYER y SON, PA Z tn ST. sw. jy11-3t
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FOR SALE Cigar, tobacco and no ton store;
doing good, fair business; owner has
other business; cannot attend both. Oil
18th st. NV. jy10-3t-em
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PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING

FKIN NIING AND BOOkBINDING.
Printing BOO cards, Zoe; 500 envelopes,
Zoe; 500 note heads, 7oc.; 600 state
menJS, 15e.; binding magaLi les, 5Uc.
miscellaneous books rebound q. L,
VILLA Ms, 81 D 9TH st. NV. ie6-tr
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FOR SALE-A mediUm-siZe delivery wag-
on, in first-cIass ondition. 627 6
ST. NV. 1yl 3-3t
The times., 1897-07-13

TUESDAY-tbl At $40 p m Tor Europe,
per > s. st, LOUIS fTOm New York, VIA
southampton. Letters Tor Ireland must Ia
directed per St Louis" tCl At 1888 p.
IN for Europe, per ;. ; TeutOnict from New
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might not be such a disagreeable occupation, re-
marked "A listener. while Miss Me.lor's eyes twlnked
and she seemed to be considering me general propo-
sition. . ,
They are not attractive. though she said; the
natives cleanly people, either, ana are no,
Ood-looking They resemble the japanese, anu
have dark competitions and slanting eyes. The girls
from eighteen to twenty They are rather small
race and have small hands and feet Their har
Is straight and back An Aleut would teei SIMPLY
insulted II he should be called an Indian.
Are they religious? A., ~,
Most OF them are devout members OF the Rus
sian Church. They clothes like ours. as a
usual hing. They seldom wear hats however. nut
wrap the head In shawls In the winter. The chill
drcn are fond OF mechanical work requiring no
original effort.
FIVE GIRLS WISH TO BE TEACHERS.
Il brought five native children and girls with me
and eft them at the Government School for Indians
In Carlisle Penn. They all particularly bright,
the youngest being twelve years old and the Oldest
eighteen. They will stay the school ana hnish
their education and are being trained for the place
OF assistant teachers In the Government schools or
Alaska. The United States pays their expenses
DO you know Mrs Brady. the wife OF me new
Governor OF Alaska? ~,
Yes quite well. She Is from near Meadville
Penn. and she was a teacher before she married
Her sister. Miss Cassie Patton. Is teaching now IN
the Government school at Stka.
DO you have 10 stand an examination IN ORDER
10 n place I'm the Alaskan schools!
mo. but one must have a regular teachers III
ploma teacher In Brooklyn before went
TO Alaska and use the public school methods In
my work"
Miss Mel.or u an attractive young woman, who
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ADDITIONS TO THE AQUARICH.
DEVIL. FISH AMONG THE CONSIGNMENT
BROUGHT BY THE NETWORK UNIVERSITY
BIOLOGICAL EXPEDITION.

r,. .,eamsh,n Orinoco arrived in port yesterday
with the fourth consignment OF nsn Tor the AQUARIUM"
collected in Bermuda waters by the New-fork UNI
versty Biological Expedition There was aiso IN
the consignment a live octopus or devil hsh, although
twelve Bermuda Holsters. The devil nsn. aithousn
a ANAL one vii, be undoubtedly one OF the greatest
attractions Of the Aquarium. Dr. T. II. Bean tue
superintendent OF the Aquarium. hopes that IL WI"
live at least until the public has had chahce 70
see IT. The devil fish is a Strengthening OBJECT
II IL about foot long. and weighs three or TOUR
pounds Its body Is short and round ana /" mas
.oht arms the largest OF which Is about foot LONG,
Numerous tentacles branch from the arms. IL mas
a beak some what like a parrots ana II thro"s OUT
an Unlike substance which II carries In sac oe-
meath its body when disturbed. When In repose ths
fish apparently stands on its head with It's oooy IN
the air. Its eyes look backward. and Its head ana
mouth are hidden from view. The devil nsh IN
habits deep water, and Or. Bean IN MS eHor'S !"
keep the one at the Aquarium alive mas put iurAs
Island salt In the water In the tank 10 make
denser
Dr. Bean said that the Bermuda Holsters were
not Holsters at ALL although they belong to the same
family They are shaped like other holsters: pu.
instead Of two claws nippers they have two nAsm;
m mot in color and about foot in length.
The collection OF fish embraces some OF me mo-,
Rere There is the Of parrot Ash q
green. blue and gold Exceedingly interesting little
They have lancetlike attachments, very sharp on
each side OF their tails Fishermen declare tnat tnese
hsh not only protect themselves with the iahcets'
but that they also act as surgeons for otner hsh'
| There were also in yesterdays consignment some
| more kinds snappers, rock fish, squirrel ana req
| fish, $1,000, ,.. . ..av
Another odd fish is the trunkhsh. with oody
that looks like a toy trunk TWO Kinds Oh COMFY
6sh-heautiful fish, one red and the other orownlsh
gray-are also represented. They have white mar
row stripes The yellow grunt Ia strange httIe
| fish that grunts like a pig Its body IL gorgeous
yellow shaded with olive with brilliant blue lines.
On the tail fin is broad band OF blach nan isa
are also some crayfsh. There are now more man
hundred different kinds Of hsh In the Aquariun'
thirty-five OF which came from Bermuda waters
! The consignment received yesterday - the ia h
which the Aquarium will get this season IT.
Bean is delighted with the work accomplished 10y
! the expedition. The consignment OF YESTERDAY came
/ over in charge OF f. Haycock. OF Harvard, VINO
was the las OF Professor c. l.. BristoEs party 70
leave Bermuda. ,, 49,, ,,.,,,.
thousand visitors 20 the Aquarium yesterday More
than one million people have visited II In the seven
months IL has been open. .,.
Professor Bristo's expedition has estahlshed q
Temporary aquarium on White Island. In Hamtou
Bay and laboratory at Castle Haroor