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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-12
II Is Signed and Sent TO the Senate BY
President Cleveland.
SOME OF The BENEFITS POINTED OUT
In His Message Accompanying the Docu'
ment-"A Long step in The Right Direc-
tion"-This Treaty Only the Fore
runner of More Complete One,

utcS past l- Clplh lo-N"y "t ''
Olney and Sir Julian Pauncofote. The
latter was accompanied by Lord Cough.
secretary Of the embassy. The Ameu-
can witnesses were Chief OF tine Di,'io-
matte Bureau Cridlor and Private secre-
tary Blandford. The meeting was de-
void of any spectacular proceedings. the
two plenip0tcnuarIes simply signing their
names to the two copies of the import
ant document, one Of which VIII pe sent
90 the Senate for ratification. and the
other To- Lord Salisbury hy special mes
senrcr. who Will sail on the Majestic
from New York on Wednesday.
THE TREATY.
The negotiations for Che treaty fSneu
to-day began nearly two years ago. ID tIc
spring OF 1885. shortly before Ie dealn
of Secretary Gresham, which aoi upiy
terminated further consideration OF inc
question at that time. The suggestion
was one in which Secretary Gresham was
wrapped mp. aud, although his confer
ences with Sir Julian paunccioi1 on the
subject did not reach very denhite pclnl
the seeds were sown Nn.rn grew rapidly
under the impetus of the Crisis ln the
Venezuelan dispute "a ysl- ago, when lhe
COW ...t. fIt,...
launched unon US lii'o'',-'.o.' .'l.
on March b, l's'' When uli'oli'e,''
tons between this country an" p.e-t
Britain We're under high tension LORD
Salisbury sent Sir Julian pluuCefOte On
i,,.,r,.rffo,. a. er1eav1r fo rpucv tie SUBJ
..t.,..... 80 tl,. eor... time six
J'''' u '''''''''' | t.t.
heap5 ol li"I'.'" l,'"'s 60.
sion 100 certain cases. lhe onFi'-9 '--o' II
being 90 offset ir part az least lNe "II"
refusal OF Great Britain 90 consent 10 The
arbitration ot the boundary question. The
rroposad scheme was TO supplement- uc-
ootiatiors bv % judicial determination az
,.,,tt,r. ~ f,.t disrrtcd bv the two gOv-
or.rr,ents and while no binding award
,.as contemplated tho proposal was ex-
,,cotcd to rro,ilo "a method of dispos-
80 ,.'.,.,. ,,,,.,. .,,sa- of friction which
''s ......,. l.f,,ar,. -,,tfor-
Hl.-'. ....~. .t,.f4
II pro'I'e' '''1 ''.' ,-,.f
select Two or more l'' ''i''''''
otierrs and WHOM question arose ei.N
government should designate One OF said
officers as arbitrator.
THE SEVERAL, HEADS.
.,..-
Head ulrecled lhe aIpl1i"'oi'' "''1'-
ever they disagreed 90 select "n umpire
VrOse decision should Dee an award.
Head was as follows. Complaints
,,.4 Dad, fha national. of one power
-. .,.. l.,,...,.. ~ tt, ,fh..~ oil noe
"7".''.1 ...t,s
C1li"ly '-,ii'i' .' ,,''.., -
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-12
GonD STANDARD DEmoCRArs.

Reunion with the silver Wing Out OF the
Question.
CHICAGO. Jan 1.-THE conference OF
Gold Standard Democrats. hold az the
Auditorium. declared for continued o.
position 10 the tenets OF the freo-silvor
wing Of the party. and for a continuance
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04

came boss 1t had regalned much OF its lost
influence Croker is perhaps the most notable
Temmany product OF our time A splendid
organizer and an indomitable worker he
possesses to a marked degrees the toclturnity
and aoofness which made Parnell so success
full leader. Steering clear OF the personal
venalities OF Tweed. Croker has revived the
other traditions OF that worthy regime and
has made Tammany once more a political
engine OF the first magnitude"
GERMAN AND FRENCH PAPERS.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The Taggeblatt, COM
menting on the New York election, deploros
the victory OF Tammany, as at places the
undesirable elements OF the Irish on top
ard concludes: The victory in Greater
New York will have a sinister effect through
out the country, for 1t means that the
awakening desire for municipal reform has
received a terrific setback"
The vossische Zeitung says: at cannot be
denied that corruption has triumphed."
The Lokal Anzeiger asserts that it SYM
pa'llizes with "all honest people on the side
of Tammany's adversariee."
The National Zeitung says: at Ss small
wonder that the republicans were defeated.
Georges adherents evidently re-flocked to
the Tammany banner. The failure to defeat
Tammany is point scored against the Wash
ington administration"
PARIS, Nov 3.-The Temps in its COM
ments on the Greater New York municipal
election says: THE result Of the election is
deplorable for New York and the cause Of
democracy"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04
CASE OF RANK iNGRATITuDE.
OmcinIs at Calcutta Make an Exhibi-
lion of Themselves.

Omcinls at Calcutta Make an Exhibi-
lion of hesfss seISes.
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 3.-Captain Alex
McDougail, general manager of the Ameri-
can Steel Barge company. is in receipt of ID
letter from Captain L, Laverg, master of
the whaleback steamship City of Everett
which sailed last summer from San Fran
cisco for Calcutta with a cargo OF food for
the famine sufferers of India. The letter
is long one and is dated at Calcutta Sep
tember Is. In 1t Captain 'Laverg charges
that English officials at Calcutta received
the famine supplies without enthusiasm
The pilot came aboard the City OF Everett
when 1t approached Calcutta, told the cap
tain that he would have done better TO have
brought cargo of rapid firing guns with
which to Kill off the Indian population in
stead OF food.
Captain Laverg says the City OF Everett
was treated shimefully at Calcutta by the
government and that the treatment seemed
especially out OF place, In view OF the pres
ence OF the vessel as representing the gem
erosity and humanity OF the American people
There was nothing on which claim for
dues could be exacted that was not enforced
ana the ohclals finding, after ransacking the
papers OF the ship, that the officials at Sing
apore mad exempted the ship from some light
dues promptly enforced them. The claim
was made that the governor at Singapore
mad no authority to exempt the ship from
paying any dues. Before leaving Calcutta
the English officials even insisted on the pay
meat sf dues Tor the ships stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04
LORD HAVE MERCY on NEW YORK
DIR. Pnrkhurst Expnti,tcs on the Lack
Os Moral Genius.

Of Moral Genius.
Copyright 1897, by Press Publishing Company
PARIS, Nov. 3.-(New York World Cable
gnlm - Special Teegram)-Dr. Parkhurst
made the following statement on Tammany's
triumph today: ',E
IF New York has not moral genius enough
to keep out of Tammany's clutches after
having been once rescued from them may
the Lord have mercy on New York. Repub-
lican votes have restored Tammany to power
and upon the men who cast,them will devolve
the responsibility for jobbery and vandalism
in the next four years and don't let us
forget it. New York will not become re-
spectacle city until its clergy are so pos
sessed of the spirit of the old prophets as to
be prepared to put governing pressure upon
secular events until the press becomes go
distinctly and unwaveringly the exponent of
unmarketable truth as to command the conf
dence of the reading public; until reputable
citizens are sufficiently welded to righteous
ness as to be willing to sacrifice political
fetiches to the interests Of general decency
and integrity.
CHARLES II. PARKHURST."
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04
DIR. DEpEw's WORDS OF WISDOM.
Says the New York EIectiOn Has No
National SiEniiicance.

Snys the New York Egection Has No
National Significance.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.1t3eturns from the
state and city elections veceived today do
not change the result anr olfnced by the AS
sociated press early last nsynt. Returns from
all the counties in the state indicate a plu-
ralty of more than 5s 900 for Alton B.
Parker, democratic candidate for chief judge
of the court of appeals His plurality in
Greater New York is 133,05S.
Van Wyck, Tamn?any candidate for mayor
OF New York, has 81 ,54S plurality over Seth
Low and 11s,401 over General Tracy. The
state legislature remains republican. The
senators, holdovers and the new house of
assembly stands S5 republicans to 6S demo-
cnlts. Ten of the newly elected republican
assemblymen are said to be anti-Platt. In
the present senate the republican majority
is 80; in the house. rs.
The special election In the Third con-
gresslonal district, Brooklyn, resulted in a
William A. Prendergast republican, by nearly
1000 majority. Last year FIancis Wilson,
republican, was elected in this district by
more than $500 plurality He resigned to
become postmastersof Brooklyn. Prendergast
suHeIeu pecduse VI tue uBHI. DelWeeh
the republican factions II, Brooklyn
Chauncey NJ. Depew,} who supported Tracy,
said today that the election resulted just
as he feared it would. I'VE made the best
possible fight, but the hope of victory against
Tammany with the auti-Tammany forces
divided is almost futile. The wonderful
showing made by Mr.. Low is surprising to
say the least.
"Those who are inclined to view this cleo
tion in New York city as being of national
significance are away Off in their reckoning
New York is cosmopoitan city. The inhab-
itants of London are nearly all English, the
people Of Berlin are Germans solidly, the
people of Paris are nearly all French. New
York has only about 20 per cent of Amer
icans-that is American born people. The
rest are from Europe and all parts of the
world. And they retain the habits, Ian
guage and characteristics of their native
countries.
"The election issue in New York has no
national significance, but with an alarming
falling eff of the republican vote in the
state, with heavy losses in New Jersey, Ohio
and other states, the republican party is
confronted with the ncontrovertibe truth
that Bryansm and bimetallism are not dead
1t warns them that they must take steps
at once and emphatically to settle this cur
rency question beyond any hope of reopen
ing it,"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Weather Forecast for Nebraska
Partly Cloudy; Colder: Northerly Winds.
L. Republicans Win Out In Ohio.
English Comment on tho Elections,
Nebraska Republicans Make Good Gains.
Douglas County Rcpudiatcs Fusion.
e. Changes Coming in the school Board.
B. Lancaster County Induigcs In q slump.
4. Editorial and Comment.
D. Life Saving Crews for the Exposition.
Hannis Taylor Given the Lie.
O. Council Bluffs Local Matters
Shaw's Majority In Iowa as,6eO.
Z. Harvard Beats Wesleyan at Foot Ball.
3. Dion Geraldine Again in Evidence.
Seiser Wins His Telephone Case.
D. Sensational South Dakota Suit.
Union Pacific and Government Traffic.
Blum Tract Site Again Endorsed.
City Ordered Out of Its Jail
IL. Commercial and Financial News.
IL. 1.-TWO Boys and u Bogio."
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04
MAKE GAINS
Returns from the State Indicate Come
Startling Changes,
MATERIALLY CUT THE FUSION MAJORITY
sullivan Probably Elected, but His
Lead Over Post In Greatly Re
duccd from the Plurali-
ties Of 1890.

Returns from the state are still delayed,
but those at hand indicate that the republican
candidate for supreme judge has made ma
terial gains. 1t is not likely that these will
be sufficient to wipe out the lead of nearly
$4,000. but Judge Sullivan IL elected will
have to be content with a plurality very
much smaller than either Mr., Bryan or Gov
erncr Holcomb had in 1896 Forty-siX
counties in which the count has been COM
pleted exclusive OF Douglas and Lancaster
give Sullivan a plurality OF $500. The
changes since 1896 shown by the vote arc
startling. The returns received by wire up
to the hour Of going to press are:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04

V0n'inued on Second paye.l
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-04
INCOMPLETE RETURNS.

Continued on Second Psss.l
The evening times., 1897-07-03

WANTED a young German wants post
tIon ia saloon, ur q, drive delivery wagon
refereaCe Please address A. S., this office.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
(schedule in effect july A, 1879

(Schedule in effect July A, 1871
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
PaSsen ger station.
5.12 a.m.-Daily. local for Danville, Char
iOJtc anu way staJiJuS, conn eCts 4. 3fa.i+,-
sas fGr StTasD9Tg, haTTISOnburg, ana
StaUnJOn, daily, except sunday, and a.
LyncnbgTg with the NOTfOlS and western.
daily. anu with ne Chesapeake and ONO,
DAILY. Tor the Natural Bridge and Lex
lngtOa.
II:I5 a. m Daily. the UNITED STATES
+ ASH MAIL, Carries Pullman buffet
sIecprrS New York and washington TO
Pullman Sleeper tor ASheylile aud Hot
spring -. n e. knoxville, ChdttanOOEa ana
NaSIvtlis.- eaH-. anddt narlOtUe with Pull
uidn Sleeper for A ugqSJa Pullman BuIIeI
SitpDeY New YORK 70 New Orleans. connect
ing az Atlanta for BlTH.n gI am ana Mem
pits SOnd train, Vas mHg0on 20 New
Orleans without change. Sunset personally
conducted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train every Wednesday % SanETau-
CISCO, without change.
4.O1 y. Mo, al Tor Front Royal StIas-
burg anu HaTIIsDnbuTg, With connection Tor
. stanton. daily. except sunday
4.5l p m.-Daily, local foF ChaTlottes-
VILE.
TIED. composed OF Pullman Nestlbiied
sleepers- dining cars and day COdChes.
Pullman slegpeTs New YORK 70 Nash
Vile. TenQ-, via AsEeviIle. knoxville
aud Chattanooga. New York 10 Tampa,
via ChaIlOtte, Columbia, SavanHan ana
jacksonville, New YORK to Mem phis, VIA
birmingham. New York to New orleans.
via Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibuled
day coach Washington 10 Atlanta. South
ern kdIl way dining car Greensboro To
Montgomery.
Trains On WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S-O1 a. m
daiIy. ZOO D. m ana 4 40 D. n daily, eX-
cepJ sunday. ana 6.25 p. m sunday only
for Round Hill, S2 D. m daily. except sun
gay for LeesDurg- ana 6-E5 p IA daily f9-
heTndon Returning, arrive at Washing
ton 20 a. m and : 40 D. M. daily. and
800 D. m daily. except sunday, from
Round HILL. ana 100 a HL daily. excerpt
sunday. from HerndOn. and : 81 a IN
daily. except sunday, from LeeslUrg
through trains from the south arrive at
Washington q. ~ a. IN, 20 p III and
80 D. Iu. daily. HarTisOlbuTg, 2 40 p.
uI. and -. 70 p III daily, except sunday,
and : so IA daily from Chariot esViIe.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished at offices. 5l1 and
1900 FenDSyivauia avenue. and at Penn
sylvJnia Railroad Passenger Station
". Al. GREEN, tieD. Supt
-. NJ. CJ IL, A raf1tc Manager.
W. A. IL Kk, ten. Pass Agent
l.. :. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept:
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE =
- AND Oh
RAtl.Ht5AfD.
Schedule in effect June 5. 1901

Schedule in effect June 5. 1897.
Leave Washington froIn sGasIoll corner OF
ne" jersey ayehUe and u
FOR Chicago and NOrJnW esJ, SCselOUied
Limited trans, 1000, IL 4o a m-. 500
p. IA.
ror Cincinnati, st Louis and lnGisnapo-
Is Exp.ess, &c. 40 a m sc.s'oaissl 81, I'n'-
For fIJJsDUfg and ieyeiand. e. press
dsny 1906 a. nI. aud 5 50 p. M
tOr Columbus, Toied0 ana De5T"it, II 80
fOr Winchester and way stations, Assoc,
al .45 a. m. a5.30 y. IU.
For New O1e8us. Memphis, Birmingham.
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol Aud Roam
Oke, Ii.1U p- ia ddHy, oleeptn6 CdFs
through.
. for Luray. $40 p. IN. daily
FOR baltimore. eek -, 300. D 80,
xl:Oo, x7 y, II 30, Ns.UO, 50. ~ 80,
X1O,UO, X1ZUO a. IN, Xl %, lG-l0,
XII: 40, X3 90, 8 20, X4.3U, @-35, x o %.
XoiO, x03 80, X6 20. o.3O, - %, . 10,
BIgnt. oGodays, x4.U5, - lD,N1 50. 50.
XS-UO a. m, xI %, NI2 A., 90, E3 Do,
80, 49, xJ.O5, X5:IU, . 80, Xe %.
&g.1'', 4t.as.--Ni 20 A.. III, \ -,UI might.
For Annapolis, 10 and :. 80 a m. -. 10
and 43G p. III. sundays, eco H., 439
-fOr Frederick. week days. 200 a. N.
II. 40 80, 0-50 p N. Sundays, 300
For dagerst1 Wn, alO 90 a IN. and as. 80
p- IN.
AOi LDFu anu way UDint>s wees Ia ~
500 a. M. 80, $50, T.03p m. sundays.
9.UO a. Ia, 10, 7.O5 p III.
For Gaitbersburg and Way points. week
days 500, s.G9 a NJ, $50. 500 a 80.
4-33, $50, $50, 7.C5, 11.40 p. NJ sun
days, 300 a. liz, l.l5, 4-53, 100, lOlO
p. IN.
IoI Washington Junction and way points.
500 a M, 4.3O, 5.30 D. m, week Gays.
900 a. m, 10 p. m. Sundays.
For Bay Ridge, Week days, 915 a. m.
and $50 D. NJ sundays, $50 d. M. 30
ana 31o p m.
Royal BiEe Line for New lOra ana
HnIIadeIpnia.
AL trains illuminated with Piatsch hight.
For Philadelphia, New YORK, Boston and
tne kast, week GayS, 7 90, 500, 10 10 a.
H., l2.OO, Cl2. 40 Dining CaTsl 800.
t5.O5 Dining carr. (12.OI night. sleeping
car, open at U.Uu o'clock Sundays, Z 30,
200 a. m. t12.40 Dining Cars, 800.
t5.O5 DiHins carr, I2-Ul night, sleeping
car, open 1000 O'Clock. Additional tIains
for Philadelphia, week days, daily, 500
D. IN.
Buffet Pdri0T cars on all da trains.
FOR AtlantIC City, 1000 a. NJ, II 90
noon, and 1910 p. m, week days, 12.4O
D. IN, Sundays.
fOT cape May, 1 noon.
aEXCept sunday. XE&pTess trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co, on orders lert at ticket Offices, 619
HennSy ylvdnia avenue uOTtn west. NeW YORK
avenue and Fifteenth street, and aJ Depot.
WI. 81. GkkENE, ID. b. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Mgr. Pass. Traffic
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Fra!ALE

- ( a iNf-NsN ~ ~ III Il A'-'a<AA-4'
WANTED viii give $50 TO anyone secur-
ing ne a position paying $50 per month.
Address WIDOW, this Office. Jy3-3tem
WANTED reliable women want gen
eral hogsewOrk, chanlbcrnla ala nurse or
laundreSs, city or country. l1O2 IL 10th
ct NV. Jyo-3t-eln
RANTED-By colored woman, general
house work, chamDcrmaio or nurse. city
orCOuntTy: 1888 nth ST. NV. Jy3-3t-em
WANTED-washing to do, chamberwork
OF general housework. Decatur ST.
ne. jy3-3t
WANTED young respectable cOlored
woman. with 1IrSt-class city references;
wiling TO leave city for summer place, To
cook, wash and iron, or ella mber work
C;ul or address, lll5 2lst NV. II
WANTED-By a competent colurcd girl
place as nurse, to leave the city; good
reference. Call or address 2l1l n st. 1t
WANTED BY a respectable .olored girl
place as chambemald or nurse; willing TO
leave the city. Address S33 X 81 NV. 1t
NANIED-Colored girI wants place 10
wait no general nOuSewOrK or chamber
maud lU2S lfJh 81. gy2-St-em
MAATED-By two white women. o. X.
refs, one as general tOuSeworker. other
Chainbernlaid. Cali OF address 7o2 l-2
loth 81. NV. jy2-3t
WANTED Washing aud ironing 10 do; VIII
call tor and deliver same; or 10y the tlay
AadicsS Box -, Unls Olnce. Jyl-3t-em
wANTED-By q trained nurse. the care OF
an invalid: is good reader and canmske
herself generally useful; refs. ffom leading
phy siCaans. z. M, this office. JyI- 3teIn
WANTED-By settled white woman, a
SITUATION as chambermaid plain sewing or
nurse for an Invalid lady; best refs given
Apply 522 eth st. NV. JyI-3Lem
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AAIED-Canvsssing agents, ladies or
gcnLlcmen. 4SS Pa. ave. Item
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FOX EXCHANGE.
ZOE -HOrSE :

FOR SALE Nice S-rOom brick: new: ON
q st. NV reduced from 50 500 tO So, 500.
&. BOYER 4 son, 2I4 7tn st Sw.
1y3 -3t-em
FOR SALE Lovely cottage; ABaCOstia.
d. c.: q rooms. nice lot; fine ncigbhOT-
hood; only 81 500, small payment rapid
transit c. BOYER < SON 2I4 18th st.sw
Jy3-3t-en
For SALE fine, bay window brick
houses. Washington Circle and ". II ave.
nv, at great sacrifice. all rented Apply
WALSHE * SCHWARTZ z. GO6 + St NV
lCi1 FIJI sat sun tr-cTn
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nnIr MANrEn- FEMALi.

NaAIED-Colored CHambermald, COOK and
gUueIal house WurKei, cal tOuag, good
ho.tt, ana good wakes. 4Al u 81. ggl-5t
NANILD By July 10, white grl To do
general hUuseWOrk, German preferred
22U6 ST. NV. Ms stem
KAA IED-At Madame Madison EClCCuG
Cutaug School and Dressmaklng ACad-
envy, OU4 l2th ST. NV, ladies anu misses
a. Duilis: positions furnished those holding
dipioInds, patterns cut 10 measure, dress
making done reasonably. Send GOT cir
euIarse ap2l-tf
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wANTED-AGENTs.

RANTED-Agents, so 20 S25 week sure
Go workers: no capital needed. new goods:
new Idan, sells at sight; every family needs
It HOUSEHOLD SPEC. Co. Rox 424
Cincinnati, Ohio. my29-sat26t
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wANTEp-PosrAGE STAMPS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds or ole nited
States postage and department stamps,
Collections also bought IL. +. DUNK,
HORST. 1905 18th ST NV myS-tf
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ron HIRE.

FOk HiRE-To drummers and business
per day, and special prices for pleasure
driving. Apply to the REX STA BLESs
rear 616 Il Ss. NV; Telephone cal. l09.
The evening times., 1897-07-03

FOR SALE traps. 1 dayton 2 surTies
and other carriages and DuggIeS ON aC-
count of storage and chSrges great bar
gain. D27 ID sc. NV. Tnyt S-tf-eTn
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FCR T-SuBU RBAN.
FOR RENT
SUBURBAN HOME,
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED,

AT BRIGHTW0OD, ID. q.
TwO-stOry and basement residence: di-
nensions, 40x40; containing IL rooms
and bathroom, with new porcelain-lined
bathtub; range; hot and cold water gas;
new furnace; storeroom: also wide hall
way through the cesfter of the house and
two wide porches,. 9x40: icehOuse; fine
shade and about one-half acre of ground,
with garden of various kinds of vegetables.
ELECTRIC CA R LINEN FRONT OF THE
PREMISES.
This is rare opportunity for party
desiring comfortable and conveniently lO-
Gated suburban home, or is Well adapted
for first class boarthn ng- house. For
price and permit to inspect the premises
apply to j. v. N. HUYCK,
Jy3-3t, EN- 1905 Penna. ave.
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FOR SALE 2canOpytop cut under suIreys;
l run-abogt: side-baT buggles anu
sets or harness. 213 1lth ST. NV.
iC3tE TEN
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wANTEp-RooMs AND noAnD.

WANTED --bya young lady room IN ] board
IA private family. must be seasoaatle
Address Is. d., tins office. 1yi,
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FOR RENT S23, 109 7th st. Sc, 6 rooIns
and bath, brick; S2o50, 1l09 Il ST. Sc,
rooms and bath, bTownstonc front; SO,
1lO Jefferson St, AnaCUStia, new rOotns
aud bath, large lot l.. STARGA RhTER,
Room : , 6l3 18th st. NV. Je21-It
FOR REN1-New houses from 50 To $40
per month Farms for sale. GEORGE
c. ROUND, Manassas, Va, one hours ride
from Washington. ie26-lOt,em
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For RENT-FLATS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Flat OF two
lovely furnished rooms. bath on same
floor; terms low. AIS q st. NV. jy2-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING: flat of two
lovely furnished rooms; bath on same
floor: terms low. Ais u st NV. jyi -Bt-cm
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FOR SALE-There viii be man to show
BaiiSton lots at the grocery store, on
the subdtvisiOu. on July .. prices, SiU0
each; terms, 50 down, balance - per Week,
or $50 cash; come ont ON cleo tTiC car and
see them, or iDquiTe at my office, q map
spO wing suburbs Of Washington, given
away. JAMES T.. CLEMENTS. I32l + st.
Rw. jy3-3t-em
FOX SALE-L0J 43X7l. Sc. corner OF 6th
ana l. sts. Sc, great bargain. at 80 cents
foot. Cail at Room 8, Nardcr Building.
9Th and stS. 1y1-Jt
The evening times., 1897-07-03
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, corner;
se.; rent reduced TO SIG. G. BOYER &
son, 214 9TH st. sw. 1y3-3t,em
FOR RENT--A corner store and fixtures;
small rent. would make good location
for u bicycle store. Apply 1854 Md. ave.
ne. jy2-3t
The evening times., 1897-07-03

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