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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

Scrofula is a word you
don't quite understand, but if
you talk with your doctor,
he will tell you that it is
generally believed to be due
TO the same cause which
gives rise to Consumption.
1t appears mostly in those
who are fat-starved and thin,
usually in early life. A
course of treatment ofScott's
Emulsion with the Hypo-
phosites wherever Scrofula
manifests itself, will prevent
the development of the dis
ease. Let us send you
book. Free.
seoir q BOVINE. Chemists, New ysuL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
nlysterious Eira

Boston, Jan. 4.-The lubricating oil
works of +. l.. Young & Kimball. at tho
foot az o street, South Boston, burned
yesterday afternoon, with a loss OF
$4,000. AS there was no fire or lights of
ary Kind about the premises. the origin
OF the hre is mystery. The fire depart
ment had hard work In suppressing the
conilagration. The works burned I'm n
my mysterious manner a year ago last Aug
ust. The estate belonged to the Bav
state Iron Works company. but IL IS
stated was sold last week TO Jesse Tir-
rpll
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
Rhode Island Pensions.

WASHINGTON. Jan.4.-Among the pen
sion changes resulting from the issue OF
December l9,the following are announced
Rhode Island: Original, James Ailsworth
Providence. Additional, Henry J. Whit
aker, Woonsocket. Increase. joseph
Garriety, Providence. Original Widows.
etc., Minor OF John Whitaker, Glendale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
To Stop Toll Gate Destruction.

"ANcEBURo, KY, Jan. 4.-Owing to
the recent disturbances and the threats OF
the organizations against toll gates Judge
harrison announces ON extra term OF
court, Monday, January IL, to devise
plans by which the toll gates can be Ie-
gally disposed of, instead OF being de-
stroyed by mobs. All the stock holders
have agreed to assign their mold ings in
the roads to the courts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
DEATH WAS INSTANT.
A Young Man Kills Kills Himself
Without Apparent Cause.
Crowley Ate Breakfast as Usual, Then
Put Bullet In His Head.

BOSTON, JAM, 4.-Joseph Crowley, 10
years OF age, residing with his parents in
the Dorcester district, committed suicide
THIS morning by shooting himself in the
head with 81 caiibre revolver. No rea-
son cansbe assigned for the deed. Crow
ley arose about o'clock and appeared at
breakfast apparently in his usual health.
About O'Clock, ne went upstairs and in
few minutes, pistol shot was heard.
Death was instantaneous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
WITCHES AGAIN DEFEATED.

The Salems worked hard Saturday night
ut Pawtucket to win and but for the
good work put up by Henernsn the score
would have been much larger. Hipson
and Cunningham we're Tightening. the
former doing better juggling and passing
than ever before. Cunning nam and Bone
kept Henernam in hot water all the time
though the score was tied till within
hve minutes OF the closing bell. The
sum mary:
Pawtucket- Bone 1r, Cunningham 2r
II. Whiting C, Legion c, w. whiting no.
latiops z.
Salem-Hipson lr. Griffin 2r, Bartlett
9, Furbush hb, Herernsn e.
Goal, Won by, Made by. Tin.
1-Pawtucket, II. Whiting, ii.6i
z-oalem, Hipson, s.Ii
g. Salem, Hipson, ia
4-Pswtucket, Cunningham, f.o9
b-Pawtucket. III. Whiting, ls:s3
Score, Pawtucket 3. Salem 2. sto,s
Lstions 80. HeGe-nsn AZ. Kushe.. Bi.son
2, Cunningham. Fouls, Ia. Whiting \
Furbush 2. Referee, o'sIalIey. Timer.
Aver.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
4. PREDICTIONS ABOUT COMING EVENTS.

PREDICTIONS ABOUT COMING EVENTS.
According to tie Boston Globe the New
EngIa boxers who will compete nj Nav
York this week ought in every case ex-
cept one get the winners end of the
purse The doubtful one is Joe Murphy
OF Providence. He has been 80 long ont
OF the game that 1t is difficult to MAKE n
prediction about him.
Fred Morris has taken two hard iobs on
MS hand In Nick Burlsy and Lou Beck
with. Liitls is known Of the latter in
tue east, hut in the west, where he has
done all his boxing, he Is rated high
enough to beat Morris.
Joe Mcllin ,snd Joe Elms, who have
neen "hagged" by the New York boxing
clubs, are expected to get back this week
into the good graces of the managers OF
the clubs In that city. II they do not
make any better showing than they did
the last time they boxed in that city tbev
will find 1t hard work to get another
chnrce to box there. The men they will
meet have no reputation to speak of.
md Eims and Muliin ought to win hand.
ly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
a AccidenfaIIv Shot

Farmington, Me-, Jan. 4.--John Dob
pins, the 14-year-old son Of James Dob
plns' shot himself accidentally Saturday
AFTERNOON. While climbing over fence
MS rifle went off. The bullet, a 22-cali-
per. entered just above the right hip ana
TOOK an upward course and lodged In the
lungs, internal hemorrhage is feared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

Thomas O. Sesbrooke will make his
nrst appearance at Keith's Opera House
this evening, presenting the great com
eoy success, "Ihe speculator." Mir Sea-
brooke has gained wide fame indeed for
bis remarkable impersonation of John
Fullerton, the speculator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
Broke Through, Ice

Somersworth. ~. H., Jan. 4.-Franlx
Bogard of Berwick, Me-, % years Old.
married, while skating on Salmon Falls
river yesterday, broke through the ice
beneath Eddy bridge and was drowned
The body was afterward recovered.
jones Otis, the young mans father-in-
laW' while the body was being grappIed
tor iell into the river and narrowly es-
capped a similar fate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
Result of the Paris Elections.

PARIS, Jan. a.-Ibe Official returns OF
the results of the elections held yesterday
to replaces one third OF the members of
'ne senate whose terms are expiring,
show that 90 kepu olicsns, la Radicals, 8
sociaiist-Radicals and ~ Reactiouists.
have been elected. Most OF the news
papers agree in saying that the result
VIII not modify the policy OF the Senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
srAsDIsd OF rnE POLO Gums.
POLO PASSES.

Pswtuckot viii try and defeat Nh.
orsys ct Infantry hall tonight.
Mul Smith should not be considsre1 for
. minute classsd with Conway. lie is
far superior In every way.
Dickie Pieroe Is brilliant pIayer ana
can always he relied on for fast work. II
is pleasure TO watch his clean work on
the surface.
AZ the end of this weeks work the
nrst half OF the season is over ana then
the light In the homo stretch will begin.
The clubs are closely bsncbed and spy
Hip-np upon the TART Of the leaders will be
snvsnfaGsously accepted by either ron
hser or Providence who are very close
sp' The crsys are in . tetlsr positic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
Wanted a Dispsnsary Law.

TOPEKA, kas., Jan. At is currently re-
ported that the Prohibitionists of Kansas have
decided to ask the Legislature this winter TO
pass Law establishing State liquor dispen
sary In Kansas. Many think this the only
method by which they can ever hope TO crush
out the drug store sysytem of saloons and
joints. The matter will be brought before
the State Prohibition convention to be held
here January IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
THE WEEKS BOXING BOUTS.

Inc boxing bouts scheduled for the
present week are as follows:
Monday--Paody Sheehan of PhiIadeI.
phla VS.. Billy Vernon, Bethlehem, Penn.
fred Morris VS.. Dan Beckwitb, Buffalo.
JACK Everhsrdt VS.. Owen Zeigler, Phil
adelphia.
friday-Ca'pisn Leon We. Jack McKeck,
Troy.
sitnrday-"Kid" Madden vs. Maxey
Haugh, end "Spike" Sullivan va. Joe
hopkins, Greenwood Club, New York.
NICK burlsy We. Fred Morris. Troy.
Joe Mullins VS.. Tom Hayes.
Joe Etms VS.. Jim Paul and Joe Murphy
VS. Pat kearney, Broadway Club, New
York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

Mysterious Bill Smith OF Boston and
Con Doiye OF Chicago have pery matched
to spsr IL rounds before the Polo Athletic
Club Saturday night Two i0-round bouts
between well known boxers will complete
the program. The mem Gers OF the Polo
Athletic Club certainly show that they
intend to -preseDt the best talent that
can be btsined.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

soa'ey erup tinos on the head, chsppsd
hands ana line, cuts, bruises. scs
burns are quickly curec by DeWltt,s
Witch Hazel Salve. II Is az present the
article most used for plies, ana u always
cures them.
Joseph =. Johnson's Pharmacy. sa3
West minister streetj Metzger's Pharnscy.
zsv NORM Msin street; Alfted's Phar.
macy, 81 EDDY street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
Giving Tt by Accident.

There Is such a chance in the service ms
hitting on the countorsign by accident /,
often happens that the countersgn is the
name OF n prominent person. Chief En-.
gineer Swami, returning to tho navy yard
one evening, gave the countersign without
Knowing It, This was the way the thing
ran:
Sentry-Wbo goes therep
Swann-Oflicor.
Sentry-AdyaDoc, officer, and give the
countersignl
Swami don's know &C.
Sentry-What your namcS
Swann-Swann.
Sentry-Pass, ofilcorl
Swami was the countersirn that
evening Now York Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
Has Joined the Associated Press.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 4.-The Hartford
POST one OF the strongest and most promi
nent evening papers in New England. has
become member of The Associated Press
ana today began to receive its full leased wire
service, disseminating the news report Of the
United Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
HAIR-RAISING CONTEST.
Trays Trounce the Whalers Before an
Enthusiastic Crowd.

The amount OF enthusiasm shown Sat.
urday might when Mul smith scored hi.
second goal of the season shows his popu
iarity among those who witness the pole
battles OF the Providence Grays at Infan-
Try Hall. Ii was in the game with the
"haiers and was one Of the hair-rai sing
order. Mul 10 entitled 10 all the praise
bestowed for he is playing great polo.
Dckie Pierce was also in the game and
distinguished himself by his brilliant
playing, he getting control of the ball
when he wished, juggling 1t in and
around the New Bedford boys rollers
and playing leap-frog at one time when
he passed the whalers' defence, dazing
John Smith on his puzzing drives. Cana
van played tag with John Roberts and
the mighty John was at ioss on his fast
and furious drives. Swords goal tend
ing was No. ], and the team work as a
whole was good. They played in clock
like form in their passing and their ag-
gressiveness and defence work at ell
times figured in the contest. The Wbslsrs
put up their usual strong game, Conway
playing bis position ana was at all bis
old tricks, he making the two fouls cred
lied against New Bedford. 1t was an
interesting game Throughout, aboundinp
In many plays of the scientific kind.
Providence made the first goal by Pierce
in l0:sb, 1t being made on pretty play
by Dickie. who fooled the whole New
Bedford team doing the contortion act
win Dump williams, ano fnalIy landing |
IL In back OF goal-tend smith. He |
poked the next one in also on pass from
Merard back of the cage. The period
went out with the score 2 to o in favor Of
The Grays. Roberts Gagged the next one
ON one OF his noted drives. Menard did
Ine next turn in this period making one
of those nice long carom shots. Pierce
'oiiared the next on juggling shot and
hen Mui-Snitb'sturn came. He secured
ne ball, carried 1t half way down the
lnk on the side and on a well-directsu
not Gagged the sphere, amid the widest
4 enthusiasm. Doe got the last OF the
eriod on passing play after some four
ninutes' hard work. The beginning of
ne last period with the score 10 2, In
avor OF Providences, the Whalers started
determined to make one great effort
nd a. fter elk minutes'plsy doe succeeded
making the third goal of the evening
" New Beuforu on some brilliant play
az. Providence clsimed tine next one.
ierce doing the spot trick in five
conds. MeDard and Pierce took a hand
the following one, Dickie catching II
ths air in front of New Bedford's cage
I'd banged 1T home. The last goai Of the {
ening went 70 Providence by Pierce t
"a the period went out in red not style. c
'navsn had to leave the floor IA this b
rt of the contest being struck in Il
Q face. McPeck filled in satisfactorily. A
blowing is the summary, In
Proyidsnce- Pierce, 1v. Menard Pr, Can CO
an ., M. Smith hb., Sword 2.
New bedford-Roberts lr, Doe 2r, Will
ns c, Conway hb, Smith g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04
The Bermuda at st. George.

sr' GEoRGE, Island of Bermuda, Jan. a.
The British steamer Bermuda, Captain Scott.
alleged to be Cuba filibusterer, which left
New York on December 81. arrived here at 8
o'clock this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

painful state the other night that FIJI,
was compelled to seek the ADVICE OF ,
Doctor. He believes that the injury wa,
caused by his hand coming in contac
With sharkey's head.
There Is slight disturbance in uonnecti.
cut. The recently formed Coufea Grafton
OF Cyclists has mem bershIp of 4O00
while the l.. A. w. division of tnat State
Ss Dut 100. ~
The score at the End OF the six -dav
bicy Gle race at Washington was: ,vai.
Ter, s'4 miles. 8 laps; Maddox. ST4 miles
laps; Ashinger, S73 miles, laps, Law
son. S7l miles, 10 laps; Hunter. S7l miIaa
~ laps; Foster. $40 miles. 10 laps.
There Is said to be movement to pre-
sent before the National bicycle assembly
next month proposition to make rbe
salary of the chsirman of the National
Raeinet Board $500, besides Office OK.
penses.
George Van HaItren, the New York ont.
neider, who went TO his California home
Without signing an 1897 contract, because
I ola not call for an increase of salary.
has come to terms, and bis contsact is ia,
freedman's safe.
sam Fitzpatrick hss decided to accept
Jan stuarts offer OF purse for "Kidn
-avigne and McKeeyer to box for the
lightweight champi onship in Mexico on
aarch i6,the day previous to the Corbett-
'1tzsimmons bont. ..Articles will probably |
70 signed today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

king liumhert, who was reported ne
suffering nom a severe cold and fever
mas entirely recovered from the effects
OF his recent illness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-04

Score-Providence, g; New Bedford, 3.
Stops In goal, 49,; Smith, 3s. Fouls,
Conway 2. Referee, Keough. Timer.
Hol den.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
As DISTRICT COURT FOR THE UNITED
STATES FOR SAID DISTRICT.
DISTRICT NO 49I.
:, In the matter OF the condemnation Of land for
she extension OF Connecticut avenue extended, in
the District OF Columbia.
Upon consideration Of the petition filed in this
NJ. Black, Commissioners of the District Of Co
lumbia seeking condemnat tion Of land for the ex-
tension OF Connecticut avenue, through the lands of
Amanda NJ. Dean, Adelaide NJ Tuttle, lie Roy
r. Frank. Isaac Hazlett. Otis F. Presbry Helen w
Myer, Walden Myer. Herman E. Gasch, Anthony
]. Drexel, ]. Donald Cameron, Stephen A. Cald
well. Warren ]. Lown and Amelia G. Harris:
ORDERED: That said Amanda NJ. Dean. Ade-
Elisha Goddard Royal T. Franz, Isaac HaxIetf,
Otis F. Presbry. Helen W. Myer Walden AIyer
Herman E Gasch. Anthony J. Drexel, J. Donald
Cameron. stephen A. Caldwell Warren J. Lown and
Amelia G. Harris, and all other persons owning or
claiming interest In said property or having any
interest therein occupants or otherwise be and
they hereby required appear in this court and
make ar answer to the said petition on or before
will proceed with the condemnation OF said land
PRoVIDED: That the Marshal of the United
States for said District copy OF this notice
m said Amanda NJ. Dean, Adelaide NJ. Tpttle, LIE
Roy Tuttle. James E. Goddard Elisha Goddard.
Helen W: Myer. WaldeH Myer, Herman e. Gasch.
Anthony ]. Drexel J. Donald Cameron Stephen a. .
caldwell Warren J iLown and Amelia G. Harris.
day. before the said sth day Of June. 1897: e'
AND PROVIDED FURTHER: That copy of
this order be published in The Evening Star news
paper at least six times and in the Washirefon
IiM Nay EiRcriss 7 iso1 twice before 'aS dsy .
a true copy-Test: J. r. YoUNa. Ss oiess.
eseaL) myIs-law9w.jeI,S&5
Evening star., 1897-06-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE DIS
trict Of Columbia, Washington, June 3. 1901
Special assessments for Improvements abutfing
upon the following property having been cancelled
by the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
since the passage OF the act of Congress approved
April "a 1856, providing for reassessment, viz. I:
Petitioner Angelica p. Hoover Allen square 1i9.
inches front on 10th street. for Improvement Of
10th street, $171.G3; square lls, part OF lot Z,
being the south 10 feet and inch front on 10th
street. s9e l3 for the improvement Of 10th street:
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia. by virtue Of authority
vested In them by said act OF Congress. propose
TO rcassess the above mentioned property for the
local improyements named PARTIES Interested
are hereby notified that said Commissioners OF tho
District Of Columbia win give n hearing Mt the
District building on the TWENTY-FIRST DAY
TO any and all persons who may desire TO object
to said reassessments being made. J. W. ROSS
the District Of Columbia 5ss.4.i&a2
Evening star., 1897-06-03
PERSONAL.

Let u change the tune and sweetly sing Of the
full market yaiue that Is being paid for gents
discarded garraents, shoes, shirts. etc.
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W. wHI.IAMS...AUTHDRIZE PRIYATE DETT.
tive gency-C6nfdehffal communications prompt.
sisssS ss11sa ~ oSss open "a az Sosss; ns.s ref.
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ATTORNEYS.

WIN. L. FORD.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
del2-tf 62o st. NV. House, 1900 Q IT. NV.
oAMPBML cARRMoToN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.
Wehgssr Law building, 606 D st. NV, Wasaing-
Go, DIG. Resfdence. No. Mount Vernon Flafn
NeW 4oEA ave. and 0th @. Nv. sel4
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245 Elm NV, Or. >. $40. 30
1918 NJ NV, Or. 40. 90
1223 23d NV, Ar. >. 1000
1422 r ct. a. W,
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FOR RENT
1909 4th NV. 7r. 5000
o015 14th NV. Or. 1000
my4-tu, th&stf II. A. BAL
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| 504 LIST ne, 6r&b. .2l.50
80 LIST Sc. or&b. n 80
02 LIST se. Grab. .. .zl so
83 X ne. .htr&dwg. GRO. 50
Ills 10th. 7r tcol. } 20. 20
81 10th ne. 6r&h. rs. so
5ii Elm nws 4r&b. 1890
19a e se. e-kb. ....lS.W
ZIG Poplar st. Or. .l2.50
1908 Ward ct. 3r. 10. 90
1901 Jedersoa nv, ,6r. 9.sJ
lRr f764 X. 4r {coi) g. 90
! 4 CO.. iale y q. nv.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

SANTED-TWO NICE SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES
within four squares of the govt. printing ofit e.
We have two parties ready pay 80. 800 to So 500
cash Send NUMBER and street Of your house at
once to ALLEN W. MALLERI * CO.. 624 f NV.
je3 81
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FOR RENT-2O1O 18TH ST NV: 2-STORY BAY
window brick; rooms, bath. cellar; good yards:
modem improvements; excellent repair; $40 so.
Apply l2l6 st. NV. my7-1ms
FOR RENT 1896 Duncan ne. Or. Is 80
1I06 Conn ave. .$1O000 866 Cailan ne. 10 so
1928 av, 15r. 90 Brookrd houses. % 80 up
1856 10th $500
THE McLACHLEN REAL ES AND LOAN CO.,
ap17-n 10th and G sts. NV.
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235 Mass av, 6r, mi .25. 40
go 24th, Sr, mi. Is. 30
14l3 L, Or, over sto. .2o 30
l21+lG 18th, 7r. mi. %. so
311 32d, 7r, mi. %. so
1910 26th, Or, mi. 20. SO
200 9th ne, Or. mi. %. SO
212S H, Sr, mi. .....22.5 so
2ll0 Pa av. Sr,w.g. % .35
26lS L, e., eel. mi. 20. so
12l9-23 ath st, Or. 30. so
713 I'd, Or. mi. 20. 10
654 Morris ne, Or. ..1s.5o
1892 F, Or. mi. .....1S.50
1920 Olive. Or, mi. 1850
HOS 1 Sc, 7r, mi. 1850
2224 G, 7r. w&g. lis. 20
1908 10th, Or. wa. 1880
9l4 G. Or, mi. i.....16.O
2143 I, 7r. w&g. 1880
2046 E. Or, mi. ....l6. 30
ALL 18th. 0r&sta ..l6.0o
3341 n. Or. mi. ....Ia.So
1853 18th, Or, wa. 1880
Brightw'd, 6r. eel, W. 1890
1918 4th, Sr. 90
2206 II. 5r. wa. a.....l4.30
21 Goth, 5r. Wa. 1880
PALS n, Or. wa. a.....l3.50
S9 N II av. Or. w.lS.50
2023. l.. r'r. 5r. W. .l2.50
400 22d, er. wa. .l2.50
l224-26 18th. Or. w.l2.50
2414 O, Or. 6, wa. .12.30
1890 18th. 4r, wa. 1880
914 9th, Or. wa. .11.O0
31o Va av, &r. wa. 10. 80
4S2 La ave, once
rooms. -SS. 10 q Is
1246 Goth, fiat ,3r, W. 1000
uS3 23d. Or. r........10.O0
S02S Sherman av.5r. 10. 90
our other list.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
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DIAMOND STUD. Liberal reward IL returned
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LOST-MONDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN LAFAY-
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LOST-ON THURSDAY, JUNE 3. IN THE BOSTON
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reward IL returned to Room Al, McGin bldg. 1t"
LOST-ON FRIDAY, MAY %, BET. ROCK CREEK
Park and city, gray fur colarette, with fancy
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je1-3t'
IOST-IIBERAL REWARD-A POCKETBOOK
containing about S55, check for $40. and papers
of the owner. Please return to IS st. NV.
DANIEL RAMEY. lei -3ts
STRAYED OR ST0LEN-FROM MY STABLE IN
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rch worn. RetJr contents to 1928 5th st ny
ana receive liberal reward je1-St"
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204S l. NV. 6r..... .. 50 637 Sc Sr.......I6.0o
1906 II NV, Or 20. 50, iSs sw 81. ~ 10
231 14th sw Or. .20.0J 1894 r Sc, 1o.o0
637 Morris ne, Or. .1SS0 1c2l sc, Or . 90
my:2tf
Evening star., 1897-06-03
FOR SALE-BICYCLES-

FOR SAL.E-LADIES' '37 MAJESTIC; FULLY
guaranteed; all equipments, including full nickel
lamp and New Departure bell; brake; Hartford
tires; Messenger saddle; all complete for $50. so.
r. q. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave. It
FOR SALE-NEW 90 LADIES wAvERLY, WITH
guarantee Of d mos. bargain at $46-sOid for
$50 last year. J. G. D., $50 4th ST. ne. je3-tf
FOR SALE-HIGHGRADE LADIES' AND GEN
fierens bicycle; mos. guarantee; for sole at u
sacrifice and on easy terms. Address HIGH
GENTLEMAN IN URGENT NEED OF FUNDS
wishes to sell highgrade Union bicycIe--bought
two weeks ago; will sell at sacrifice to proInDt
cash buyer. Address l.. E. NJ, Star once lei Al
DEALERS AND RIDERS, ATTENTION. UNRE.
deemed bicycles! Unredeemed bicycles at is
value. Just received from the storage ware
houses Of the Manhattan Loan and Storage Co.
Philadelphia, end now on sale at sales rooms
434 9th st. NV, $50 unredeemed h!gh-grade
brand bicycles, such rs 1895 Syracuse Racers
at $46 IS. 1897 Liberties, 1895 Ramblers and Vic
tors; also 1897 Detors Worlds, Snndow, for ladies'
gents and children. Also high-grade tandems.
Sundries and parts. W. exchange and buy cut
right Sales room open evenings. NEW YORK
CYCLE CO., 434 9th st. NV. my24-l2ts
Evening star., 1897-06-03

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITEI,S AT THE
hEMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed; with atand delivered free
Ia city; one month applies purchase Of new
when directly following tai.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS 6 BENEDICT,
de19-tf Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1897-06-03
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-1413 5TH NV; LARGE ROOMS
and tiled bath; perfect fat: private hall, ETC. !;
heated by hot water; only $35.
4l3 st. NV: 2 floors; roomssand bath; very
cool ana attractive; heated; 80: stable y De