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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
LAW SCHOOL.

The School OF Law in Richmond Col
lege offers superior legal training In the
most favorable environment. Three pro-
fossors. Annual tuition in junior class.
$40. In both classes. $40. Good board as
cheap as $50 "a month. Session opens
SEP'rFMBER 22G. For special catalogue
address PROF. ROGER GREGORY,
Lester Manor, Va, or
PRESIDENT BOATWRfGHT,
TWO Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Yesterday the range OF the Thermometer
was as follows: 3 A. ~. 70: 70 NJ. -. !
p. NJ. IS; p. NJ. q: sP, II. ~; II ~. ,s4
Mean temperature. 70 10,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
MISS ELLETTs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

College preparatory. Number ~ pupils
limited Oral French classes for little
girls Science classes throughout the
school will be taught by graduate OF
SwarthmOre College. who has also at
tended DR. stanley Halls lectures on edu-
cation. Miss Elicit viii be at home 20
mothers every Wednesday after o'clock
=. NJ Special attention 10 little girls.
The next session Will begin september y,
1Sqs au2l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

TUE MISSES HOWARD'S tOLLtIt,
PREPARATORY AND HOME SCHQ0h;
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LASi,lfsS
ton. Excellent water Limited num-
her OF pupils. PRINCIPALS: Miss h. y.
Howard and Miss A. r. Howard. aus
HELP Is WANTED when the nerves
become weak and the appetite falls.
Hoods sarsaparilia gives help by making
The blod rich, pure and nourlshins. Get
only Hood s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28
Richmond Female Seminary,
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.

NO. 3 ElAST tftAJf , NEE4I,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
MRS. T. q. PEYrON. Associate.
The twenty-hfth session OF this Board
ing and Day School Will begin THURS
DAY. September -. 1925 and close June
10 1899 From Sub-Primary to Collegiate
Department the course OF Instruction Is
most approved methods employed For
catalogue apply al bookstores and 10
the nrinclpal ly3-su. we. tr3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

SCHOOL or LANGUAGES AND KIN
DERGARTEN. Day School for young
ladies' and children. Next session VIII
begin September 2S. 1895. MRS. L. q.
MEADE no north Seventh street. prin'
clpal. Circulars at bookstores AUS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

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The sun., 1898-12-18
KADI OK the PAEMIsEs.

PURE VERMONT MALE
SYRUP
The sun., 1898-12-18

wild Injuns use to picnic there and thergnbouts
came from to'ris the creek. The bear dropped
his rTw nSn Gnd sSrsd 9yeT a tha' h y e Re
was 90 akcert. lturncd my head and looked.
No wonder the bear was skeeTt. Tearln' right
His eyes was actu'iy iiashin iirc. and he was
crazy mad. More than that, out of his mouth.
four foot long ihat was the tremcndousest
ghS Eyer ,S see and shIs nsh my my there's ses
md then. But the bear was SO 'skeort that ne
forgot all about me. and started tn tear away
from there, but before he could take q sten tho
the bear bToadsides with that torrible spike,
aud Il went plumb through him and stuck out
the bear and the painter ain I tum6ed over E' BY the
time could git 70 my feet the bear was deader
kicks and jlned the bear whereyor 4 is thnt
bears and painters goes 70 when they die.
self dP9tS aoseehsIr So S sss oS
lest what had happened And then see some
thin that ] wouldn't. never have expected 70
Ihad took Tor a spike stickin' straight QUITO
the painters. mouth was chunk O the rope
Eetch the painter with. The only way could
ter hsP S hs sTSSSe% p1sS o6 @S Ss Re3Sscs GS a.
While he was tryin' to, tear loose some
way. that cold snpp, began TO- settle,
IN jumpin. and twlstin' and circusin' around 10
keL AWAY, nuu uTONt Vnut ipUo
om. somethin like four foot or 50 from his nose.
Then. mad and crazy and furious; he struck
spear ahead OF him, t'other end OF IL bein' an
chored In his nav by tho hunk o. pork. Me
and the bear happened to be right In his path.
and when he sloshed a9' in the bear tho frozen
rope went slidln' through bruin like streak o.
lightnin'. and was rescued;"' says Silas.
II was just on the pint. Mandy. o. brlnRin'
up one o my trials and trihulations with bear
agln this un o. Silass, when Silas says to Gabe:
Do you think there's any danger o. the
Legisatnr passln' o. that an maxim MS teeto-
And Gabriel looked serious and says to
~" That's what they say. ,silas.", says he.
''"T Then" Gays Slas," hadn't we better
take time by the forelock a little ?" says he.
Why. yes" says Gabe. Seems to me We
And Gnbe and silas went up without sayin
a word to nobody, and Silas boughtit. and then
Sam, a-hemmin' his throat clear. and coughin'
the driest Kind and shu1lin' his feet SOS any
body. with any feelin couldn't q helped but
heerd him. They never. asked him, and 1t
struck me all Of n heap, Mandy. that II Gabe
and Silas didn't have the besettin' sin O. selfish
ness bgger'n a haystack, then there Want no
setch thing as the besettin sin o solfshness:
and said then. and say now. that 1t seems to
me as II ! hope the Legisatur' will do 1t, jest to
spite Gabe and Silas And Mandy l saws.
IL was you I'd turn the dominic loose on 'em
tomorrow.
Mandy didn't say nothin'. but knowed
she was feelin' pleased with the idee by the way
she KEEP smilin as she pared her apples"
The sun., 1898-12-18
WIND IN THE AIRsHAFr.
The Sound Moves Mississippian to Relate
an Old Indian Legend.

I'm living in fat" said the man from
Mississippi. ''and feel more at home than
have since lived In the South It's all on ac-
count Of the wind that means through our air
shaft: and sometimes when l waken In the
night think I'm youngster again down In
Mississippi. The winds the only thing about
the fat that makes me think OF those old days
It's a far cry from an old Southern plantation
and it's rambling house tc New York fiat. but
that moaning certainly does sound familiar.
did you ever hear Of the Pascagoula In
dians? Northerners don't seem to know that
old legend. but any darky in southern Missis-
sippi could tell it to you. and I've always
thought It was worth q great poem or a great
picture The Pascagoulas were brave. In
telligent tribe. who absolutely defed conquest
and civilization. 1 don't know where they
came from originally. but they were steadily
driven southwark. retreating step by step be-
fore the whites and disputing every inch Of the
way. Several times they settled down and
thought they would be left in peace. but each
time they had to don their war paint again and
were pushed further south. They came into
Mississippi and stayed for while. then were
driven on and finally reached the sea.
'They could go no further. and they knew
that their enemies were advancing toward
them. Their braves were great warriors. but
they didn't wish to die In battle and leave
their wives and children and the old men and
women behind them. There was no chance
Of victory for them. for they had found the
whites invincible. So the chiefs met in coun-
ell and delibe rated for one long day. When
night came they had decided what should be
done; The next morning every member Of
ae e On royR 5 finest Thsy ned
ali All Eons I doWn ' 70 Q tRs ssh and. solsIns
hnTd nttH oh afrn had
themselves In long line along the smooth
sand. They waited until the sun set, and
then. chanting the death song Of the Pasca-
goulas. they danced solemnly down the beach
and out into the sea. until the breakers dashed
over them and the undertow swept them
away. Not one Of the tribe came back to the
shore alive.
Il won't swear that the story is true, but
they believe 1t down on the PascaRoula River
and was born thera My grandfather's plan
tation lies along the river and the sea. Just
where that weird death scene occurred. and
knew the story when 1 was baby. AT GER
taiu seasons there Is o Wild doleful moaning
to be heard along the beach. from sunset until
morning. 1t isn't the ordinary moan OF the
sea. but most mournful. unearthly noise
Some Of my grandfather 3 friends had a scien-
tiflc explanation for IL. but the negroes said
that II was tho death wall of the Pascagoulas.
remember my old nanny used TO take me out
to hear the sound. and tell me the story. and
J. believed IL as firmly as she did but hadn't
thought q Il for years until we moved into
this new fiat"
The sun., 1898-12-18
CHAMPION WoLF KILLERS.
Two Hunters In South Dakota Make Nearly
$3.50 q Week on Scalps.
From The Philad.lpAia Times.

from he fhtlduetphtd ItAles.
CHAMBERLAIN. s, D.. Dec. 5.-The wolf-kill-
ing championship OF the Northwest can. with
out question. be confidently claimed by Jesse
and Lon" Brown. living between here and
the Black Hills. who at present are making
from 500 to $40 per week trapping wolves
and coyotes for the liberal bounties offered by
the cattlemen. The bounty fund Is raised by
assessing cattlenen cents per head for cattle
owned by them. John Albers. who has Just
returned from the cattle ranges OF the ceded
Sioux lands west OF the Missouri River. gives
some interesting Information concerning the
operations OF these skilful wolf hunters. The
vast cattle range between here and the Black
Hills. extending for distance of $50 miles. Is
divided into three wolf and coyote bounty dis
tricts. :. Thus. between the cheyenne River
and q line drawn north and south through the
centre of Jackson county; u bounty OF $40 per
gray ray wolf Is paid from the centre OF Jackson
paid for at the rate Of ss each, In these two
The third and last district comprises the terri
tory east OF the centre OF Pratt county and ex-
River For gray wolves Killed In this region
the bounty Is fixed at 81. and 80 cents each for
coyotes. In addition to these bounties the
furnish them with the horses needed by them
ill their campaign against the wolves.
catch the wolves and coyotes, In a little over
two weeks they recently caught 105 coyotes
and 20 gray wolves, They place the traps in
tomed 10 rendezvous and take such precau-
tions as are necessary 70 prevent cattle. calves
and horses being caught In the traps. They
employ a peculiar scent % draw wolves and
coyotes TO their traps. This scent is very
powerful, the principal Ingredient being musk
or something very similar To II In odor. The
four footed pests Of the range are decidedly
cunning and great care has 20 be taken not to
arouse their suspicious The traps after being
set. ar" placed in followed out spot in the
ground, covered with paper and then hidden
from view By sprinkling light dirt or dust upon
them.
A piece of fresh meat. usually mutton. is
then laid close TO the trap after d quantity Of
the scent has been placed upon II, This scent
h9s q peculiarly penetratinG odor, and. II tho
wind Is favorable. Will attrnct wolves and coy
oteS from as much as a mile away. THE ami
mails snin the air. proceed toward the spot
from which the scent proceeds and while
smelling susplclously around the scented piece
q meat step into the trap and are caught.
il Each ., tran Is securely fastened by chain so
tives, Frequent. visits to the traps are made BY
the hunters, when the captured animals are
killed and their scalps and hides taken away
a. evidence necessary 70 secure the bounty.
The sun., 1898-12-18

bureau. be erasped the clock in both hands
and dashed 'it to the door with ali hls
TO plcces. and the works. cleaned emonE the
fraRments, These he, picked out from the the
vented HE s spisen SaaiSst. the timepiece his
wife was gone. but he conld near her ou'siue
crying her heart gold, Srefs ts tho door
stop that crying Come in and go to bed.
Az she didn't answer and only cried the
her inside with ringing btsz on the enr rhnt
was TOO much Tor thc woman. and she DeKan 10
scold him ns only an angry Indian won an can.
and finally. having exhausted her stock Of oni-
thets, she went to bed and turned her race 70
From that time tho OLD loving COMPANION.
their work ns usual, and at times we're seem;
often often about B pf Tie most trivial things Pa.6;ta
could no. get over the loss OF her beouti,ul
SS one 6 bs sbnsy wSs snd Of
dropped strniRht down several hundred feet
into the valley. took their fa2orite sent and
the %ood rnsed @ 9e Stream Ther band T Of cat
Tie. which had been 10 water we're now string
fence fen % Which inpiosed the hay % meadow. began
70 enter through the gateway and ttample the
" y Il told you this AFTERNOON" sald das.tw6,
TO nut up those bars. Why didn't yon do II?
See now how The c9.in are spoilirC the grassY'
You didn't tell mo any such thing" ex-
claimed pai-0-ta Indignantly.
Dog faced liar, j did"
=, Pai.o,tn looked at him long and sadly and
then taking q pair of scissors from her belt
said: Il can stand this everlasting quarrelling
no ionger My near Is aiwaye % ncninS; ,in pet 9
and she lifted the extended and shining blades
toward her throat.
not live to zee you do it." and quick az Q fash
he leaped over, the edge OF the clifi, whirled
over and over through the air and struck tho
bottom with n resoupding thud.
Pai-o-ta, with q shrek, jumped up. and peer
ing over the rocky wall saw the body OF her
his blood. stained face staring blankly at the
setting sun. Scarce knowing wha. she did
the rocky path and Rrasped the inanimate
form In her arms. And there In the morning
a. passing neiRhbor found her pillowing tho
still body on her lap.
The sun., 1898-12-18
KNOckERs ON THE DOORS.
An Old Custom in tho Old Quarters of o,
York Kept Up by Some Families.


The other night" said man who used 70
live In the South. Il was walking In West
Ninth street with no particular destination In
view. / take many such strolls and when m
curiosity becomes unmanageable hold up
policeman or 20 into drug store and usually
get satisfactory information. In the Ninth
street stroll came to standstill caused by
loud knocking. 1t was clear and its repetitions
were In the same key. Always the same. no
louder no less distinct. l listened to each
sound. thought OF nay reading OF tho knock
ing at the gate in Macbeth and other things.
Where have heard the sound beforeP' I
asked myself, II certainly was familiar l
walked ON and met policeman and told him
what had heard, He smiled and explained
l was In an old bit Of the city. He said the
houses In that region mad Knockers on the
outer doors. They had bells as we'll but the
families never used the bells. Only strangers
do that It's an old custom still honored IN an
old quarter OF New York. the officer explained.
Then l understood why the sound was ia
miliar. The houses in the South had Knockers
before the var. Some still have
The sun., 1898-12-18

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The sun., 1898-12-18
Made ON the Premises.

This sign adorns the window OF Nassau
street establishment whose proprietor is better
known for piety than for any sense OF humor:
Evening star., 1898-05-13
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. ID. C. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should lie read daily. as changes may occur at
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedules Of clOsings s
overland transit For the week ending May 14th
the last connecting closes viii be made at this
1e ~ TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
swEIIgnI TRInA1,(S,At ~ 30 I'm for FRA Trance;
sRTsH A6 IrA pea IsfhEa nrI rnm Ia and
York, via sHavre. Letters for other parts Of
EUROPE (ex.ept Spain, must be directed Per
La Touraine. tbAt 7:2e PM. for EUROPE
texcept Spanl- per IS. Etfuria, from New York.
Sw,rzERf via sND etsif 1 for ERANcE
BRITISH INDIA must be directed Per Etruria
tc,At 11:1o Pm. for NETHERLANDS diIect. per
Letters must be directed Per Rotterdam" (c1At
I1:io PM; for ITALY, per SIS Fans, from New
Ems" tclAt 1l:1o Pm. fer SCOTLAND direct
per SIS. Furnessia; from New York. via Glasgow
lilo Pm. for NORWAY direct, per SIS Norge.
from New York. Letters must be directed Per
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC
PEcHE cHIAPAs. ThBaSco 1S' and iNiHt YrGNTAS- TAN
per SIS Ar'ianmehr from New York; Letters for
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ISLAND, JAMAICA, SAyANI.LA and GREY
e LSwn tsr Ps ngF R Aeshany & m from New York
Alieghany'' tc,At lilo IN for HAT HAITI and and
Ga4k aI lib ger pM r R f1% Ny
per SIS Portia. from New York
SATURDAY-tdlAt 6:25 AN. for BARBADOS
from New York. via Para and Manaos. dat
12:o5 PM. for NEWFOUNDLAND, per steamer
from North Sydney. dat l2:U5 pm. for ST.
PIERRE-Miot ELoN, per steamer from North
Sy dney.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND by rail to Halifax.
and thence via steamer. close here daily except
Sunday at l2.o5 Pm, and on Sundays only at
Mails for MOT ELoN by rail to Boston. and
thence via steamer, close here daily 800 T. NJ
Mails for MESlc6 overland. close here daily
TRANsPAcIFIc NAILS.
Mails for AUSTRALIA texcept those for West
Australia, which forwarded via Europel NEW
ZEALAND. HAWAII, FIJI and SAMOAN IS
LANDS, per SIS. hariposa, from San Francisco.
Mails foI CHINA and JAPAN per SIS Tacoma.
from Taccm- close here daily up to $40 PM,
Mails for CHINA, JAPAN and HAWAII. per
s Doric. from San Francisco, close here daily
up 10 30 Pm. May I'D. I'd,
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN Especially nd
dressed onlyl. per SIS. Empress Of India from
Vancouver, close here daily up to e:4o PM. May
23d. Cdl
Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS per ship
to Gao PM. May 18th. td)
Mails for HAWAII. per SIS. Zealsndia, from San
Francisco. close Lere daily up TO 6:40 Pm. MAY
Mails for AUSTRALIA (cxcept West Australia,
NEW ZEALAND. HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS
per SIS Aornngi from Vancouver. close here
daily up to Gao Pm after May 18th, and up TO
tal Registered Rails close at 1890 AN same
ib) Registered mails close at 100 Pm. same
lei Registered mails close at 600 Pm. .arae
ldl Registered mails close at Goo PM. prcyiOu,
my7 JAMES p. wH.LETT. Postmaster.
Evening star., 1898-05-13

FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
14lo Pa av.sro&cei IS 90
GIG + NV. 21r&b. .75- on
BIOS Q, 7r&b tfurl. so. .oC
926 23d st. ilr&b. .4c. go
1896 Riggs pl NV,
Or & bath. IA. 90
1905 II l av. 6r&2b. &c. SO
1901 Whitney av. .sto30. 90
1898 Irving pl NV.
2259 18th nv, ,6r&b. 26. 90
Or x bath 80
124 e Sc. 7r&b. % 80
1923 18th. Grab, ami 20. 90
my4
Evening star., 1898-05-13
BICYCLES.

RIDERS. ATTENTIoS-wE HAVE THIS DAY
received IS higa-grade bicycles. rev and slightly
us ID; offered at the greatest s,auybferins prfces
Of the year-9s and 9s models. Before you pay
SO and s15. come and US. singie-tube tires
put on. 81 so. bought outright. NEW YORK
ChCLE o., 4S4 9th st. myC-I2t'
Evening star., 1898-05-13
CO.. 1913 II ST.

CO.. 1913 II ST.
14lo Pa ay NV. fat.
3r & bath. -25- 90
1905 Meridian ave.
Mt 7. Crab -..-...1S.50
29 10th ne, Crab. 1880
l4l0 Pa ay NV. Eat.
4r & bath. h.-....15-D
l644 Valley NV Or. w12-30
1914 Ward ct, Ar. 1000
R'r 1754 x .4rtcon . 500
R'r162S IL nw.4rtcoll6-oo
3l5S Scott st. 2r....5.00
Evening star., 1898-05-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-10-ROOM HOUSE; BARN; WELL OF
excellent water and 3 acres; miles from city;
rear eectriS car line; To be sold May Is at 30
pm. Icy decree of court TO settle estate with
out reserve; call for particulars. Also other
places for sale rent.
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS,
my13-2t' 1921 + NV
FOR E-243 ACRES. MONTGOMERY GO. MD
Good hUCse, barns; good meadow land.
Fine dairy place; price, $4,000; trust, s., 200.
VIII exchange for Washing ton property.
X. ). DONALDSON,
nyf2-3t' $40 10th ST. NV
Evening star., 1898-05-13

29oO Q st, I2r. 90
Watkins + arm,
l443 2 st, 8r. 90
1918 b st. 12r. .45.OO
BIB 18th st, sr. .4o.SO
l5lI o st. l0r. 1000
1884 N Y ar, l3r. . .offer
2402 l4th NV. llr. 1000
Near Stott's sta
tion, DC, 11r. 40. 90
1903 10th st. Or. .4c.o0
25lI Pa ave. l0r. 40. 90
Flat 5. d & Q, Or. 1900
125 llth NV, lar. 3a.o0
2i2S- -26 l4th. lor. so
2i20 lith NV. Or. 1880
I32 18th st. Or. -. $3.50
llO6 II NV. lOr. 80. 90
l1c2 Il st. l0r. .35 90
1902 n c st. Or. 81. 90
S02 Il Cap. Sad. 7r. .35. 90
l12S 18th st. Or. $500
lluS ii st. Sr. 20
I'd Il 93I Pa av. 1900
1909 4th ST, Tr.....3o. 90
2906 . st NV. .2S-33
S24 l2tn 81 (up,. 1r.25.50
l2l5 NY av, sad, 7r. .25. i6
Flat !, "BdO." ar u. .ul
Up 1910 l4th st. .6r- -o5. 90
S0l 18th NV. Or. .25-0
5a2 9Th 81 Sc, Sr. ..22.5O
40l5 sth NV. Sr. .22.50
lf43 Pierce pl. 7r. 20. 10
Up 6l9 n Y av. Sr. 20. 90
9l5 Il sw, Or. .20.0O
Sd q 931 Pa nv
CLUB rooms). go. 20. 90
1902 Corcoran, Or. 1850
3l6 LIST Sc, 7r......I5.50
52l 1lth dat, 3r. .l5.U0
Up 133 Tth NV, Pr. 15.Lo
l4th st rd nr Bright
wood Hotel. Or. 1900
2l2-24 2S-30 LIST ct
sw. Or, each. so
1915 Z st, Or. 80
18th Il 1920 Pa ave. 10. 90
q d. l6 Watkins st,
Chevy Chase. or. ca. 10. 90
NE cor 33d & Pros
pect SITS. ..........l0 10. 90
1421 f tshop rear 1000
2, 3, 6, o Baldwin's
row. bet d. L. 1st&
ID SITS. 5r. each. s.. 90
1o24 Trinidad nv, or
18th st Ne. 81 90
li5 |. st Sc, 4r......G.O0
ed houses. Offices. stores
ce.
S J. FISHER & CO.,
1894 r ST m ~
Evening star., 1898-05-13

FOR RFNT-THE LOVELY HOUSE. as ELM
st.; six rooms: bath, cellar; furnace heat; only
10 20 Open daily for inspection. CHAS. T.
bANfsS. 1Ath and sts. my7-6t
Evening star., 1898-05-13

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send lDc- s. w. FLYNN. AN.
FLYNN'S BT SINkSS COLLEGE.
ap15-lm' S.W. COR STH AND X SIS. NV.
Evening star., 1898-05-13

FOR RENT
Mass av bet l4th
&l5th, per an. s.. 500. 90
1917 Pa av, fine
lot, per an -...l. 500. 90
l2l5 Pa av, fine
lot. per an. Il, 500. 90
102S VT av NV, lSr. 200 90
SIG Conn ave, 12r. 200. 90
1922 VT av, 2Or. .2OO.00
1922 VT ave, lar. $50, 90
1903 Clifton. l4r. lbs. 90
3O43 L NV. l1r...125. 20
14lI Mnss nv. lar. r.l25.o0
lIl6 10th st. Or. .l25. 90
1921 10th st. l5r. .125. %
g Dupont circle. lSr. offer
1901 18th NV. 1irlOO. 90
Takoma Park, Car
roll ave. l3r. 100 90
1888 Jeff'n pl, l2r. 100. 90
2l26 X st, lar. .S5.0
1900 14th. Sad, 17r. s.. .33
1914 Jcff'n pl, 11r. S3. 80
1896 N NV. 12r. 80. 90
lI3s z st, lar. .75. 90
1925 De Sales, l1r. rs. ~
E2 DeSales, 1lr. 1900
Carroll av, Takoma
Park, 14r- 1900
1119 I NV, l2r. LIB. 90
GOO Md ay ne, lar. SO. 90
1921 2lst NV, IOr. 1000
1916 p ST, 12r. -. .65. 90
So0l 18th st, Tor. .65. 90
1104 9th st, 15r. .65. 90
iii llth ST, 13r. IS. 90
y11 18th st. 10r. .65. 10
3ezi N NV. l2r. .65. 90
4o6 11th NV. 2r. .65. 90
Is Iowa circle, 10r. 60. 90
101 18th st, l0r. go. W
s002 II st, Or. 90. 90
1Il9 18th NV, Or. 90. 90
bl3 18th st. 12r. .55. 10
1921 18th, Or. 80. IS. 90
1915 10th NV. 10r. .55. 90
lt3n Goth NV. l0r. .55. 20
2024 q st. 12r. 80. IS. 90
1406 21st st. 8 rms. 55 90
Chevy Chase. 30. 90
1908 ii NV. st&dw. 80. 90
2O14 Hillyer pl. 1lr. so. 90
6lS u NV, l5r. so. 90
2o34 Hillyer pl. 10r.5o. 90
2235 o st, Tor. so. 90
1<th ct rd nr Bright
wood Hotel. l2r. so. 90
9l1 N Y av. Iir. As. 50
1888 18th st, 10r. as. 90
For full list of furnish
and stables apply at Oh
THOaIl
Evening star., 1898-05-13

w. WILLIAMS. AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEL-
tive agency-Conhdential communications prompt
ly attended TO; Office open all hours: best refs.
Established 1880 Entrance. 944 +. cor. 10th.
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FOR RENT-2029 HHLYER PLACE, II ROOMS;
a.m.L; corner; with plenty Of light and sun;
southern exposure; $40 per month.
1aS-0 h. ROZlER DULANY. 1870 r ct.
Evening star., 1898-05-13
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wishes to exchange with with same salary
In The Post Office or Treasury Department: salts
factcry reascn given. Address W. j. e.. Staf
office. myl32t-
DO YOU SUFFER WITH SPRING FEVER: III
sa. you with great cash OK
change for gents discarded garments. sh.-s etc
We call JCSTH'S OLD STAND.
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F0H RENT-102 . ST. Me- 7-ROOM BRICK;
mod. improvements; in thorough order at 500 50
q month +. W. TUCKER & BRO. Loo r st.
n.e myS-1ms
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANfED-BY THREE ADULTS. BOARD IN THE
suburbs, or country; nient 10 electric ears;
Washington He ghts preferred. Adde'S. stating
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