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Evening star., 1898-07-13
DISTRICT MORTUARY REPORT.
Number of Deaths the Past Week
Other Data.

The mortality of the District during the
past week amounted TO 1S3, as compared
with III in the week before. OF those who
died 1o4 were white and 30 colored. The an
nual death rate for the whole population
was 33.9 per LOCO inhabitants. that for the
whites being 2S2 and for the colored 46.3.
OF the total mortality 20 were children
under five years old, of whom 80 died of
summer complaints. There were 81 deaths
from diseases of the nervous system, 10 of
which were from excessive heat There
was decline of each in the deaths from
heart and kidney affections, and an in
crease of in diseases Of the lungs. of the
zymotic class there We're fatal cases of
dlphtheria, of typhoid fever and / of
wheeping cough.
At the close of the last report there were
~ cases of diphtheria under treatment.
During the week new cases were report
ed, and Is were relieved from quarantine
leaving 70 in isolation in Il premises.
OF scarlet fever there We're % cases under
observation at the close of the last report
During the week new cases developed and
l. We're discharged by recovery, leaving
81 with warning; cards on % premises.
The weather conditions prevailing during
the week were mean barometric pressure
of the air of 1874, mean tempera ture of The
atmosphere of IS degrees, the Thermometer
registering 100 degrees on the Sd. The rain
fall was 30, and southerly winds with
mean relative humidity of IS.
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Rapidly Improving.

Joseph y. Benner and William c. O'Con-
nor. who were injured Sunday evening on
the Bladensburg road by the breaking of
the forks of the tandem which they wers
riding, rapidly improving. o'Connor
was removed to his home No 429 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. Monday after
noon. He was not as badly injured as
Benner, and i'm ali proba bility will be out
in a week or two.
Benner was placed I'm a private ward in
Providence Hospital yesterday afternoon.
and was reported this morning as doing
very well. His condition is not considered
ito be dangerous.
Evening star., 1898-07-13
THOSE NEGLECTED GRAVES
Handsome Fencing to Inclose the Ground
Where Heroes Lie
Progress of Movement to Preserve
Last Resting Place of Maine
and WfnslOw Dead.

Within very short while the neglected
graves of the Names dead at Key West
will be inclosed with handsome wrought
iron fence, five feet high, and the graves
of the four seamen Of the torpedo boat
Winslow, killed in an engagement with the
forts at Cardenas, win be marked by two
panels Of three-foot wrought iron fencing.
The fund for these fences has almost been
completed and amounts now to about 81 200
with several important departments where
Evening star., 1898-07-13
SAIL FOR HoNOLULU.
Minister Hatch and Mr.. Thurston
Were to Depart Today.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 13.-F. NJ Hatch.
minister from Hawaii 10 the United States.
and Lorin A. Thurston. special commits
sioner of the Hawaiian government in the
interest of annexation. have arrived here
from Washington and will sail for Homo
lulu on the Alameda today Senator Henry
Waterhouse of Hawaii and his son came
with them. Minister Hatch says he will
practice law in Honolulu.
Evening star., 1898-07-13
ABOUT STREET SWEEPING.
Resident on Eleventh Street Files a
Complaint.

Miss Chester, 1916 11th street. recently
complained 10 the District Commissioners
that the sweeping of that street in her
neighberheod Saturday evening causes
nrch annoyance to people residing therein
Her compliant was referred TO the superia-
tendent OF street and alley cleaning, who
reported that 11th street in Miss Chester's
beighborhood, was formerly swept brit
tw ice a week. but since the first of IL .
month has been swept three times week.
He suggested that IL the persons on the
street sc desire ne will omit the sweeping
Saturday evenings, and Miss Chester mas
been so informed
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DIED.,

O'clock. GBo. LEONARD. beloved husband Of Of
Rnsina Botsch, in lis seventy second year.
Funeral frum his late residence. 1914 22d street
northwest, northwest, on Friday. July Is, at o'clpcK.
Prospect lliil cemetery. =
CHURCH on July H. 1925 of dysentery. JULIA
H. wife uf Charlie 10. Church.
on Friday. July Is. Interment at oakwooi
cemetery, Pals Church Va.
CoNGEH. At Ocean City Nd July II. 1895
OMAR %, CoNGER. ex-United States Senator
Funeral services at his late residence I14l New
Hampshire avenue. on Thursday, July Il, AT
O'clock pm. Interment at Port Huron Mich
CULLINANE. The remains Of ELLA CUI.-
from the vault Mount Olivet cemetery and
buried AT O'Clock Thursday. July Il, 1sss.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
DESMOND On July IL, 1sas, at 4:so O'Clock
pm. MABLE NJ. infant daughter Of ]. J.
and Addie Desmond (nse Hrnning1 aged nine
months and sixteen days,
Funeral from parents residence. All 10th street
southwest. Thursday. July Ia at O'Clock
pm alexandria Gazette please copy
KEYwoRTH ON InIy L. 1895 at 1905 pm.
W HOWARD. beloved husband OF Catherine
FupersI on Fr,de, .i I'm bi l} rsidnco pl,s
ensburg, Md. at pm. lnterment al Congres-
sionai cemetery. %
MORGAN. on Tuesday. July II. 1898. al 4:So
,eaa Deacon ciement Morgan Of Shiloh Baptist
Church
FuneTai from the residence. 1913 2sth street
pm. Relatives and friends are Invited TO
attend.
MOORE on Tnesday July r. 1ses. Major
metropolitan police, in the sixty ninth year Of
his nge.
Funeral Thursday. the 14th instant from the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, at 2:s0
O'Clock p.m. %
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Commandery of the District OF Columbia.
City Of Washington July l3. 1Sss.
The death Of Companion Brevet Colonel William
George Moore, late L. =. Volunteers, In this city
on the 18th instant, is announced TO the Com
Funeral services at which the attendance Of
Companions is requested, will he held at the New
14th instant, 2:30 O'Clock Pm. To- Insignia
of the Order Will be worn, required Icy the Coz
Colonel JOHN NJ HARLAN. Q; $. "
w P HUXFoRD. Recorder.
pm at her residence 2425 Ontario avenue
northwest ANNIE THEODORE lnee Burkel.
Funeral from her late residence Thursday morning
at O'Clock, thence 10 st. Paul's Church. 18th
ana streets northwest. where high mass viii
be said for the repose Of her soul Friends
and relatives respectfully invited to attend. %
THOMAS. Departed this life. on Tuesday
ing. July II, 1s9s, at 1906 o'clock, at her resi-
l.ntt 4SZ Franklin street northwest. AiiIb
THOMAS, beloved wife of Aaron Thomas. afte-
hong and painful Illness, which she bore with
Christian fortiiude.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of her
sister. Jennie Thomas. 1919 Sd street northwest,
Thursday. July IL 10 O'Clock: thence
Metropolitan Baptist Church, cOrper l2th aud X
streets northwest
In Memorinm.
BARKER. IG love and remembrance nf my be-
loved grandson. FRED. H. BARKER. who
died one year ago today, July 49, 1885,.
Gene, hut not forgotten
BY HIS GRANDMA.
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Mr.. w. w. Riley has been Informed by
the District Commits sioners that they cam
not grant his request for permit to crest
four warehouses on the west side of Water
street adjacent to the river. The ground
the Commissioners explained en- which 1t
is proposed to cor struct the buildings is
The property of the United States
Evening star., 1898-07-13
W. p. HUXFoRD. Recorder.
In Meniorinni

BARKER. IG love and remembrance 81 my be-
loved grandson. FRED. II. BARKER who
died one year ago today, July Is. 1897.
Gene, hut not forgotten.
BY HIS GRANDMA.
Evening star., 1898-07-13

Eastgn Aagiey's Neither.
Major Butts received letter from Mrs
A Worth Bagley OF Raleigh. N. c.. mother
of Ensign Basiey, who was killed on the
Winslow, Enclosing check for s.. Mrs.
Bagley expressed the hope that the fund
would grow to most gratifying proportions.
Commander Forsyth OF the naval station
at Key West has taken an active part IN
the movement for the erection of the fence
around the Maine graves. He viii have
charge OF the work at Key West and any
surplus money that may be secured viii be
turned over to him to be used in caring for
the graves as long as the fund holds out.
Evening star., 1898-07-13
Ea.c.tio..1 Conve.tlo. R.,ort..

An interesting report of the proceedings
Of the National Educational Association
convention viii be published each day IN
The Evening Star. Copies from July to
13, inclusive, VIII be mailed to eny address
In the United States on receipt of 10 cents
at The Star od1ce. cornar 11th and Peansyl-
@au3a avenue.
Evening star., 1898-07-13
MARRIED..

LUSTIG-CARTER. On July r. 1898 at Washing.
ton, ID. c, by Rev. J. 7. Kelley EDGER A.
LISTlG of New York Miss MAE L. CAR
TER OF Washington, ID. c.
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wANTED-At the Washington Mending Parlors,
mending OF all kinds; neatly done at lowest
prices GAG Il nv de9- -3t-em
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Southern Ry.

schedule in eject December 4, ls9s)
Al Ilaiu= .rrlSs 4EC IS4vS FslEsy.N-Al- Fls-
-sDee- station
-. ~ vgav stations connects 1t Manassas daily
-. ST-,sby.r.- and H$TrisoabsuS- and al Lynch
- i'm the NorfolS ard Western ullly
ITt+ 4 N-naify. she NITFD >IAIFS FAST
u,U. pullman S,cePers. New Nork and
2r,Itinetor to jacksonville, uniting at SIlis
t,'rv NTH Pullman Sleeper for As'eviiie ana not
~Y,--,.,-. C. kHo wi e. h'il'"n o. l',s " m
ard al Cha iotte with Pa!imIn
I'M. a. Augusta Pullman SIeeTe-, New
~ NJ New OrleIas. uniting at Charlotte
- tlJ.i,..a Sleeper toT biTIuiH-i2in JH'
"''N brtr-., ,itf Oh ha~ePeIkr and ohio
n IL for Lexington daily except sunday. AMI
h~ii"Tf Tf r..d.e. C..ly- Sg!IG tain. - T. .Icstol
- Nm orleans without change Drains ear Ser'-
,ca sunset pGr-onIlly conducted tourist eIcHF-
~; sIgeper on this train every NedHes-
son ~ Saturday 10 San Francisco without
chsnGs any ?. N.-Loeal for From Royal, s'sas5ufs
=, If,-r;scpi.tlg, daily except SrHddy
a'E N Daily, IccJ; for Chariutlesyille-
-, p N-Dauy. WASHINGTON AND
SoTTTIWESTERN, vESTiBULED LIMITED: com
p9sed OF PulImIp Vestfhule,d sep, On =
80 10 Nashville T-=B-. va A-hcvt.ic M <
~ - Cbatr1fsoeI: Nev NC-s and Tampa. "a
CharI tie ColurIh'.' saw .at ~ -. ,-ie'
- -. yorf. To NteruPhis via Birmingham. w
-, Nd Washington % .NII-tI.ta. with ,ru-
,,rior fer Aiken, New NorN 10 New Orleans.
~ ~, tfI,nr1 and M0EtEomerg Fcs;lhu-ed Dag
f-..ab n Ion &c Attdtd- '-S'tt'ts-H -A4a-hst
T;f,S car Greensboro 70 NJ DtsOmeTy.
Tb. -.New York sad Florida Limited VIII be
90 -,.,,,.d January 10. 1859
re- ,,H.tlS C'iI'u S,X " ABSTRACTION AND OHIO DI-
,-rSIGV Iesyr Washington 9-0l y VI. daily ard
tiTP N daily except sunday and l-25 p. "
S,,,t.v aEIy. for R0rnd Ein; So P. VI daily ex-
mt sunday tOr lie scErs, ard G:25 I. NJ daily
f,- Herntinn. E-surnirg- ariye at Washington
S-5s s VI daily and s.iG 7. VI. Sundays gn'r,
and q.l5 p " daily except SUNDAY IT N Round
hin ard : % y NJ daily except SUNDAY, nom
Hsrndon. snd s:Sl y u. daily except SaHdlg
through trains RON the South arrive az WASH
inc,Icu. G:43 \ NJ. 2:2O p. " and 9-OJ p NJ
ID, rtrfg T. mon fIiv. .yc pt Su"dsv. ana
g:o5 P. 81 daily, ard $50 4 NJ daily from
Tickets Sleeping car reservations and other IN
formation furnished. and basglge called tor anil
cEecked from hotels and residences by Union
transfer Company. en orders lett at Ticket ON
ces. 7O5 FiitceEth st. NV 5n Pe1nsyvss1lI sve-
uue nys and at Pennsylvania P1ssenscr Station.
Telephone eaii IIsI far Pennsylvania k1irahl
/ Cab Service.
General Manager.
! J. NJ CUP, TTafe Siaaagtr-
/ VA TURN. General Passenger Agcat-
! L. s. BROWN. Gea- Agt.. Fass. Dept.
The evening times., 1898-12-09
TRUsTEEY SALES.
BY DUNcANsoN BEos., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ia. FRAME DWELLING
NO. ia PIERCE STREET, BETWEEN JACK
son AND WASHINGTON STREETS, OPPo
SITE THE MARKET, ANAC0STIA.
BY virtue ef certain deed OF trust recorded IL
liber No. 1858 at folio S95 ct seq, of the laEd
reco is Of the District of Columbia shall sell
in front of the premisess on SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY DECEMBER, A. D., 1893. at 4:3
O'Clock p. m., the following described land and
premises situate in the city of Washington, in the
District of Columbia known and distinguished a.
and being the south 2G.S feet front by the full!
depth thereof OF lot Ss3 in Uniontown Cor Anacos-
tia) ID. c., with the improvements thereon 10
be sold subject to an incumbrance OF Si,2SG.
Terms of sale: All and above said incum-
brauce, cash. Deposit of 800 will be required
at time of sale. Conveyancing, revenue stamps,
etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from date q
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right TO ie-
sell the property at the risk and cost OF the de
fauting purchaser, after five days advertisement;
OF sucir resale in newspaper published IL;
Washington, ID. C.
ALBERT l.. RICHARDSON.
JOIN RAUM
de7-eOd&ds Trustees.
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FOR RENT--STOREs.

FOR RENT-Bakery with fixtures for baking
bread, pies and cakes, together with 5-room
dwelling and confectionery store. Isl Harrison
St, Anaoostia, ID. c. Call on photographer above
store. deS-3t
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WANTED-R0ONS.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD,

WANTED and board SIG per month; To-
cation between 9th and 10th ard and |
SIS NV Address BOARD this office. de9-3t
WANTED-Room and board for man and wife
southeast south part northeast; state
terms. Address j. b. c., this Office. de5-3t
The evening times., 1898-12-09
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
/ will sell by public auction, at 49, II st.
NV. Saturday, December 10. 1898, at O'Clock p
m, all goods on which interest remains unpaid
consisting of gold, silver. and metal watches
chains, rings clothing, books, musical instru-
ments. typewritefs, guns, Teyolvsrs. etc. HENRY
R. GROCE, Broker. WALTER Il. WILLIAMS *
CO.. Auct. de5-6t EN-
The evening times., 1898-12-09
RAILR DADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
sTATIOS CORNER OF SIXTa AND srREETS
ESQ A. n WEEK DAYS. PFTTsBuRG EX-
PRksIParior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
1850 A. NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIMTTED-Puli-
man Sleeping. Dining. Smoking, and Observa-
oea Cars Harrisburg 20 Chicago. CinciRnati.
indianapolis. -. Louis Cleveland. and Toledo
Bufet farior Car TO Harrisburg
1880 A. FAST LINE-PuIman Buffet Pa-los
Car to Harrisburg. Buffet Parior Car Harr-s--
$3.50 p NJ CHfcAGo AND ST. LOUIS Ex-
PkESS-Slseping Car Washington 70 ST. louis.
and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
- Louis. Nashville Cyia Cineinnati). and Chi
40 P. VI. WESTERN ExPaEssPuIlman Sleep
ing Sar to Piftsburg and Chicago. Dining Car
7=2O P. II SOUTHWESTERN ExPREss-ouF-
man Sleeping Cars Warrington TO PittsbErg and
harrisburg to It. Louis. Cleveland. aad Ciaeia-
1910 P. PACIFIC ExPREs%Punman Sleep
ing Car 10 PittSburg.
$50 A. A--FOr Kane. Canandaigua. Rochester.
and Niagara Fails, daily. except sunday.
1850 A M-For Elmira and ReTOyo. daily, ex-
Pm
20 P. M-For wiIHasasport. Rochester, Erie.
EHfilio. and Niagara Falls. daily, except Satur-
day. with Sleeping Car Washington to RoeHes-
1910 p. My Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester.
Buffalo. a-,d Niagara Falls. daily Puiiciaa
days only
Fer Philadelphia. New York and
the East.
100 P. " CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
da!lE; all Parlor Cars. with Dining Car fEon
Baltimore. Regular az 100 Dining Carl. 10.
s:oO. 1000 Dining Carr. and Il:oo CDiHi.s
Tar trom Wilming.onl. \ NJ; I2=45. 2:I5, +-93
dining Car from BaltiHore). $50 10 90. and
ll:50 P. ~ On Sunday. 200 Dining CSIl,
80 9;oo, H.o0 tDiaiHg Car treIa Wilmings NJ
A. ~; 12.l5. 3:l5. 4=20 Dining Can rom BslIi-
more), $50. 1G:0U. and 11:50 P NJ For Phila-
dslphia only. FAST EXPRESS. $50 A. ~ week
days. EMPRESS, Iz:I5 P. n week days. 2:ot
aud 5:iC p " daily
For ston. without change, T:50 A. NJ week
DAYS, sn1 4:2o P. NJ. daily.
FeE Baltimore, $40. 60. TO 7-55. 900, 10=0O.
1850. n:Go A. ~: 12:l5. l2:45. 12:5s. Z:0l-
3:I5. $780, (i:eO Linlrted). 40. 4:s6. $40 5:I5
ESQ, 7;2O. 1000. 1910 Is. and 1I-5c P. NJ
On sundays. 20. 10 900, 9:G5, I0:5O. II 90.
A n; 12I5. I:I5. 2.oI. S.I5. 800. (f:O0 Lin
Hed); 80 1;iO. SIS. go, 7:2O. 1000. le:io.
For P"pes Creek Line, 7:5O A. ~ and i:3G P. "
week days.
For Annapolis. 40. s.oo \ NJ; 12.15 and $40
A. II. ard $40 p VI
Express for FTerda and Point. OF Atlantic Coast
Line. 4:So NJ. 3-46 P. 81 daily; Rheims nd
only. II:45 A. NJ week days; Atlanta Special.
via Richmond ard Seabeard Air Line. 500 P.
n daily. Accommodation for Qsantico. T;l5
A N daily and AS P. II week days
scashore Connections
For Atlantic CITY (viA Delaware River Bridgs.
sll-r5il Toutel. Sis. CA 90 Congressional Lin
ited'9 P. N. daily, via M4rset Street Wharf
10 60 and HOO 4 NJ 12:i5 P. u. week dayss
II 20 p. " daily
For Cape May. H:Oo 4 II. week days. Il.5O P NJ
daily
Ticket ofsees- corner Fifteenth and Streets
and at the Station, Sixth and Streets. TIers
orders can be left fJr the checking Cf baggage
to destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call I44i ior Pennsylvania Railroad
CAB Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. j. r WOOD.
Ccue.al Manager. General Passenger 4geHt
The evening times., 1898-12-09
Baltimore g Ohio
Railroad.

Railroad
Schedule IN effect Nov. 20 lS9s-
Leave W4sh.Uctou from station corner % NeS
Jersey avenue and c -
For Chicago and Northwest FestsbUicd LEit-
"a trains Hes. Is H. SOS p. N
FIR Cincinnati, st. Louis, md Indianapolis. TX
press HES a. m Vestibuled Limited, ga D.
m express I2.05 night
For Pi5Jsburg I'D Cleveland, express day.
lG;O5 a N and $40 p m (Pi-tsbuTs oaiy).
For Columbus, TOls,lo. and Detroit, E:as
night
For Winchester AID way stations. 900 i. n,
For New Orleans. Msraphis. Birraiu.sl,4H,
Chattanooga. KEoxville, Bristol and Roaa,Ee,
lo;i5 p. n daily. sleeping c4.- through
For Luray. $:fO p n daily
For Baitlmcre, week days, 500. $50, x. .g5,
- 10 x7.S0 xs:00, S-20 X9-2O. yl3-0G ~
xI2:OJ m I2-l5. xI.1j, x3-10. x5-sG. $50 ,4.Sa.
i:S5. x5:o5, x5:lO x5-@o, X6;2o esq; xs % -"
xI8.C0, 1I.I5 Nll50 p M, and N2;CO night sun
days X .G5 " 10. N7:@0. $50, x9-u1 a. m.
x12:bi xI-IJ, I:09. X:i:Ge. 3-:j, SO. NF-lI,
x5.I0 $50. xs;oo. xlO:O3. n:I5, xlI.o p m.
Fer Annapolis. T.lO and $40 .. m, I2-l5 asd
5.30 p m. sundays, $50 q m-- i-sI p m
Fo- Frederick week days, 500 and - O. m.
4 20. $50 ?. m. sundays, geo a. IN. l-l1 p
! Fer Hagerstoun. -l;O5 a n. and $50
Fer Boyd and Sdy points week days, 9-gt l.
n. $50. $50. sos ?. n sundayS. 9;O6 a. ''-'
For GafthersIurg ard way points week days
$50 T. n 1880 S.I5. 4=SS, 5-a5. 7-05- T;sl
D. m sundays. 600 a. n, lI5, AS, I.0j.
For Washington Junction and way points.
g:Oa a. n 4.2h. $50 p. week days. 9-aa
| ~ Ills p sundays
! For Upper Marlboro. $50 m 'f:sa. and
/ +4:$5 2. n
Royal BIue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
All trains illuminated with Pintscn light.
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston. and the
Fast. week davs. T:o5, 500 10 nd q, rg-, l9-il
7 T-T5 d m. cal! Dining Cars) t3:O0 Royal Lmi-
I "a - Exclusive Pullman Train Dining Carr.
/ C5.05 Dining Carr. 500, t2;O0 night. Sleeping
/ ar open at 1900 o'eiook)- Sundays. 7.05, 500
I N, I2.05 noon G.I5 Dining Cdrl,$:o0. C5-oj
! Dining Carr 500. 200 night, sleeping ear open
! T0.C0 o'CloCk
/ P.rIor Cars on all day trains
I For Atlantic City. 1000 a. III. i2-15 nooE- I,d
Z ~ n m week DAYS u 05 NON sundays
/ F-r CIpe Nav. l2:05 room
.Eycept sunday. XEXprGss trains
Raorlce called for and checked from rp-e's
I ~ -e-idgnees By Tnson Transfer Co orders
I Isf- NJ ticket Offices fI9 Pennsylvania Avenue
I ,ortbyye,l. New York Avenue and 18th Sgreet,
and at Depot. ,.,,-
| WH NJ GREENE, D-B-AAh ilN'
| Ger Manager. Ngs Pass tfIiic-
$ b. HEGE.
c,r.1 .rf Psss. Dept. Washington. y. G
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WANTED Male teacher for Southern college; sal
AIRY S65 per month Address w, this ofhce-
Item
The evening times., 1898-12-09
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Flat on Thomas's Circle; Flat ,,
The Clifton; party leaving the city; modern
in every respect; rooms; all front; call any
time. de9-3t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE--A house of nine rooms at Rockville
Md; conveniently situated; within ten min
utes Of X. II. station; artesian well water. Apply
TO j. W. WARNER, !s2 La. ave. de9-3t
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

good dwelling; close to city: rent $40 per
month; bring refs. TRUCK GARDEN, this office
da6-4t ON
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Visit the Gypsy Camp.
1881 7th St. N w., near NJ.

MIR F. NOBLE. Spiritual Medium IEg -th =,
NV. Sittings. 500. Readins,. sic. dss-2t
TAKE time and prepare; its getting crid. We
can save you lots OF money On q suerf!id suit
az clothes or cve-Cnlt. slightly Gorn: and
merchant talormlde- JUSTH'S OLD STAND
Gl9 ID st. de6-7t
MME. DAVIS. born clairvoyant and card rcade-.
tells about business; removes spells and evil
influences; r5unites the separated. and gives luck
to ali; piles and drunkenness. IzoS z5th St
NV. dEj- IH1o EN-
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nELr wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-Drver for wagon; also houseworker
al once. BUSINESS BI' REAU, I2CO y. \.
ave
The evening times., 1898-12-09

ADV ertise mcnts under this head
will bc fnserted for one cent N word
for cnch insertion
WANTED Male teacher for Southern college; sal
AIRY S65 per month Address W, this ofice-
Item
wANTEn-Cood boy who can feed cylinder and
job presses p B. ANDERSON. 5l2 Ioth ST.
nw. Item
WANTED Two u. fe-sional jewellery auctioaeers;
mus 6e experienced and able Add'ess
sBLLDuN FECHNER. Bloomington, ILL.,
d,g2t
WANlED- Gentlemsa partner with $3.50 in
business paving So L. so daily: Only one with
good rei'I'nce need apIay- BOX is. this ofhce
il
WANTED Experienced man to drive wagon; also
man L. woE "a mile mt in count v
Call EMPLOY NF-NT afFTCE, 81 q -. II
WANTED A pa, ti,al carpenter who also knows
something Of rtAinet W.rb, brick work, pant
ing aud TIA teriIe oferences required Address
J. ;. T., ihis office de9"t
WANTEn-A orcs, m rypert wedding cake de
cuIatur s- :ra.. dltely TO 5. kAAN,
sons a co. sJf I'd Asrset Space
wANTED-Reiish e. experienced men TO state
managers: De seie agents ever andod
FORTUNES f.r good men; references and bond re-
quir,d. EVANS q GARRETT 1865 + ST. NV
II
MANIfD-Au Ctn-C t-tN: answer IN oNh manu-
writing Adore, y. ". F. C.. this office
II
wANTFD-Two waters. 1929 9th st. nw. 1t
WANTED-A oo.or { BY To wait on Table and do
pantry work. l72S G ST. NV. IL
WANTED-T.ree frst-class solicitorSs bg money
f.r right man Address NJ. NJ. this othoe-
Il
wANTED-A br;eht. apt colored boy who can use
telephone and drive. Apply 4l6 s'h = nv
deg-2t
wANTED-Men: reliable to tack signs; $3.50 per
Weoa and expenses; steady work; send loc Tor
postage sample, etc. YOUNG MEDICINE Co'
242a \ c dorado ST., Philadelphia, Pa
de8,92t
WANTED -Porters, drivers. cooks. walters. boys.
buffers, frem a. slabiemen, dishwashr!s.
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 427 18th 81 nv.
dIs-St
N0IFR.S RARBER SCHo0L-3S3 Bowcry, New
York Ciiy: barber trade taught in eight
weeks: new system; unlimited practice; uheqmi
ed facilities: dip oma> awarded graduates' posi-
ti0ns guaranteed when through; can earn "Lses
saturday,; write fer free catalogue. dee-'t
WANTED-A white man to drive milk wagon
VIII good 7,fcrsEce from last employer Ad-
dress G.. e., tHs office. ute--'
HELP sSAATE p-FEMALE.
L.,
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FOR RENT-Large. well furnished second floor
front room; southern exposure. l4iI st.
NV de93t
The evening times., 1898-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE your shoes repaired in II minutes; IL
soles and heels, iOe and soc. 2S9 Pa. ave,
corner Sd Il. NV deS-2w
SIGNS, SIGNS-Eirst-class work at reasonable
prices. WILLIS, 926 Pa. ave NV. des-3t
The evening times., 1898-12-09
wANTED-BoARD. ~

vol -NG man wants hoard with private family;
full particulars: reasonable rates. Address
AMERICAN, this office. 1t
The evening times., 1898-12-09
FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR RENT-Fwo-story brick stable; 2 stalls;
room for carriages; loft, feed bins. harness
room, etc; rent cheap. Apply 6SS E. Cap. st.
The evening times., 1898-12-09

wANTFD-Ceod boy who can feed cylinder and
job presses. p b. ANDERSON, 5l2 T0th 81.
,,,r -em
The evening times., 1898-12-09
WANTED-SToREs.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-To rent. hakeshop, with or witho
store. Address BAKERY, this Office. de7
The evening times., 1898-12-09
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington & Great Falls Hectric
Railway Co.

Cars will leave Georgetown (Union Station
every 30 minutes from $50 TO $50 n M and
frorn a. nI to IL .. m. Returning, leave Cabin
John Bridge every 80 miuutes nom e:2e 20 $50
4. m, and from u. to II p m, or eRenef
as traffic demands
F.. H. FOWLER. Superintendent
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