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The spanish Mails stopped.

New York, April 27.-The exchange
OF mails between this country and
Spain and all Spanish colonies has been
stopped. Postmaster Van Cott received
an order from Washington yesterday
to hold all Spanish mall. Since all mall
from the United States for Spain passes
through this office the order stops all
Spanish mail. Mails to Cuba are like
wise stopped by the order.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
Lee WIN snub the Challenge.

Richmond, Va. April 27.-General
Fitzhugh Lee is on waiting orders, and
has no present intention of going to
Washington until summoned there.
He has received no challenge to a duel
from Lieutenant Ramon de Carranza,
late naval attache of the Spanish le-
CATION at Washington. He knows
nothing more about the matter than
what has been printed in the news
papers. Should a challenge come. Gen
eral Lee will ignore it.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

This is to certify that have receiv-
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., sGrand
Chancellor of Virginia the sum of
($l50 00) One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars in payment OF the death claim of
Sir Henry J. Robinson, who was a
member of Friendship Lodge, 8, K. OF
P, of n. A, s. A, K, A. and A.
Signed:
SARAH ROBINSON.
J @. BRTNKLRY,
r K. KINDRED.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
$3.50 90 Paid on Endowment.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March. 1893

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March. 1893.
The following will explain itself:
This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
celior of 'he Grand Lodge of Virginia
($l5O.OO) One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars IN payment of the death claim of
John G. Harris who was a member oi
Damon Lodge, y, knight of Pythias,
n. A S. A. L "A, and A.
Signed,
E. n. MrLsrKAD.
AdministI ator.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

sure as soon as his intended returns
from teaching school.
Our girls seem to disapprove Ma
ture's prod generally but mans
ingenuity has wrought for them Face
Bleaching Powders and Hair Straigh-
Jennings, which is highly priced by
them.
1t was a wet moon.
MAGNo UNo.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
rro Moro Anxilinrv Crnisers.

Hoboken. N. J.. April 27.-The Ham
burg-American steamship officials yes
terday confirmed the report Of the pur-
chase by the government Of their ves-
sells, the Fuerst Bismarck and Column
bia, now in port. The auxiliary board
made the purchase. In a few days the
vessels VIII be sent to the Brooklyn
navy yard and will be fitted up as
auxiliary cruisers.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
IN. Nf,nneapoIis and coIumbia.

Boston, April 26.-The cruiser Mime
apolis arrived or Cape Cod at dusk
last night The cruiser Columbia is at
Newport. 1t Is thought the govern
ment has stationed the two cruisers at
a convenient point to protect the
Paris on her way from the Grand
Banks to New York. The Paris Will
pass within a few. hundred miles Of
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
LITTLE TYCOON
BxCeIlently Rendsred-Big Success.

The music loving public was given
an opportunity on Monday and Tues
day nights to witness the rendition OF
the charming Japanese comic Opera
The affair was q success and a very
appreciative audience patronized the
opera Notwithstanding the inclement
weather The Cast and chorus was a.
bsut evenly balanced aud were liberal
ly applauded.
The aristocratic principles Of General
Knickerbocker were thoroughly de
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
Personal.

This is to inform the public that Miss
Pauline Warwick is no longer an agent
OF the Peoples Relief Association OF
Virginia and we will not hereafter be
responsible for any of her acts.
The Peoples Relief Association OF
Virginia,
R. J. BASS. President.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

We extend thanks to Rev. @ H.
Corey. D. d President of Richmond
Seminary, for an invita-
ion to attend the Alumni dinner at
hatinstitution Wednesday, April 9th
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
rorpedo Boat somers Detained.

Falmouth. Eng, April 27. - Com
mander Hazleton, of the United States
torpedo boat Somers, was notified that
as a result of the neutrality measures
adopted by the British government, he
must not leave these waters. Conse-
quently the Somers lowered her pen
nant yesterday afternoon. The fires of
the Somers were quenched and the
crew of the torpedo boat paid off. The
Somers was then towed further UP the
harbor, and moored until further or
ders. The crew of the Somers declare
they intended to join the United States
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Nickle Savings Bank tx
Richmond, Va, will be held ai the
Bank building. 601 N 30th St., o May
3, 1895, at 7 o'clock p. m.
4. +. TANon, Pres.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
RICHMOND, Va, April %, '9S.

This is to certify that have received
from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand Chan
cellor of the Grand Ledge of Virginia
the sum of ($l50 COZ one hundred and
fifty dollars in payment of the death
claim of my husband, William II i.
Quarles, who was member of Rich
mond Lodge, No. 1, Knights of Py-
thias, N. A s. A, E., A A. and A.
Signed,
w. p. QUARLEs, Administrator.
Witnesses, g. W. Lewis. J. @. Farley.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10o or 25t,
II q Q. G. fail to cure. druggists refund money
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

Rev. r. T. Crouch Of Thurber.
Texas, called on us. He will be IL the
city two weeks visiting relatives.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
Marine Engineers Want a Bonus.

Philadelphia, April 27.-Within the
next few days the auxiliary cruiser st.
Paul will take her departure. It was
stated today that 81 of the big liners
crew had decided to remain with the
ship. OF these IA are engineers. The
remaining engineers will not stay un-
less given increased pay and q bonus a.
well.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

SMITHFIELD, VA, April %, 1898.
This is TO certify that have receiv-
ed from John Mitchell, Jr, Grand
chancellor of Virginia ($15O.OO) Ore
Hundred and Fifty Dollars in pay
ment of the death claim of my hus-
band. Robert Shivers, who was a
member of Union Lodge, 10, Knights
of Pythias, N A., s. A, E "A, & A.
Signed, MARY SHIvERs,
Witnesses,
O. H. Green. Casper Rowlett.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
TO OCCUPY MANILA

ent rights or The Insurgents The
amendment was defeated. "a to 3s.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

Increasing Marine Insurance Rates.
New York, April 27.-Marine insur-
ance rates took another jump yestsr-
day. British companies have increased
the rates on American bottoms 80 per
cent. They now charge a premium OF
1O1k per cent for long voyages. and In
some cases as high as per cent for
transatlantic voyages. This advance in
the rates Is said to have been made on
account of the uncertain position Of
the Spanish navy and OF the fact Of
Spanish privateers having been re-
ported on the coast OF Great Britain.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
An Alliance with England.

Berlin, April 27.-The New York cor
respondent OF the Cologne Gazette ca
bles his paper that he learns from IAN
especially trustworthy source" that
agreements already exist between the
United States and Great Britain which
II the present British cabinet contin-
uss in office must lead in the further
course Of events to an alliance"
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
Our Peerless Marksmen.

Fort Monroe, April T.-Yesterday
morning on board the big ships was
spent in lively work. At a signal from
the flagship all the vessels cleared for
action and engaged In sub-oaliber prao-
tice. In the afternoon sub-caliber prac-
tice was continued by the flagship. The
remarkable workmanship OF the men
at the guns IL a matter of much com
ment by the officers. Eight tan inch
targets at a thousand yards. bobbing
up and down on rolling sea, were de-
molishsd by sub-caliber shots IN no
time. a pretty good indication OF the
fate of anything large that may como
I'm The way.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30

Highland light. probably on FRIDAY, on
her way to the Nantucket shoal light
ship, which she turns to make her final
run of 500 miles to New York. The
new cruiser Topeka, a slower boat, is
expected off the shoals about Friday or
Saturday. but she should be able to
take care of herself with out assistance.
Demand For Bombardme Insurance
New York, April 27.-The demand for
bombardment insurance is the most in
teresting effect of the war scare thus
far observed by local underwriters. Re
quests for such indemnity are received
daily in this city from many import
ant coast towns, and heavy risks upon
exposed property have already been ne
gotiated at a fair rate. considering the
hazard involved Single risks for as
much as $780, 900 have been applied for
in this city. Five-eighths of / per cent
is asked in some Instances, the tenden-
cy favoring higher rates for southern
than northern ports.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
OEFIcE OF GRAND CHAxoELLoR.

OFFICE OF GRAND CHANCELLOR.
OF VIReISIA, KNIGHTS OF PYTRIAs,
N. A 8 A, E., A , A. AND A.
3l1 N. 4th ST., Richmond, Va.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 21, 1898
This it to certify that have receiv.
ed from John Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia (Sl50.O0) one hundred and fifty
dollars in payment of the death claim
of Marcus Brown, who was q member
of Rescue Ledge, No. 4, N. A., s. A, E
A., A. and A.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
TWO CLAIMS PAID.

OFFICE OF GRAND CHANCELLOR
OF VIRGINIA, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,
N. A, s. A, + A. A AND A..
3I1 North 4th St.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
Signed.

FRANCIS Brown,
Widow of Marcus Brown.
Witnesses, James ii Brown, John
Winston. P. G. Corrigan.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
LOCKED THEM UP.

"They carried US to the station
house. Yes, we were scared. We
knew nothing about the killing"
Editor Mitchell explained that they
had decided to secure their release,
and desired to know whether they de-
sired it done, and would they leave the
city.
''Yes sir /" was the quick response,
"why, we will walk out"
Bidding them adieus and assuring
them that they would hear from them
again in few hours, they left.
Richmond planet., 1898-04-30
Big PRIZE CAPTURED.
The Lighthouse Tender MangrOve
Makes a Valuable Haul.
THE BIGGEST PRIZE YET TAKEN.

The Captive Is the Panama, an Auxiliary
Cruiser of the Spanish Navy, and Though
She Carries Big Guns, No Resistance
WA Mndn
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BaltimOro&OhiO
sched1le in erec' Nov. 10 ISg-
Leave Washington from Station corner Of

ScheiIle il fHsC' Nov - sd
Leave Washington from Station corner OF Ne"
jersey ave. and c ST
For Chicago and Northwest. Nestibuled Lin
tied trains. n .O5, II p A. II. SOS T. NJ
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indianapolis. Ex-
press, Ii - A. w. yestibulcd Limited. $40 P
n. Express II 80 p N.
FOr PittSburg and Cleveland. Express daiiF
II 90 A. N. and $50 Pm
For Columbus Toledo and Deroit. fi:55 2 ~
Winchester and way stations. 500 ~
For New Orleans. Memphis. Birmingham. Chat
tanoog1, Knoxville. Bristol and Roanoke, 0:0O T.
NJ. daily: sleeping cars through.
For Lufsv, $40 p. NJ. daily.
For Baltimore. week days. 90. $50. " ~.
x7:lO. N 90. xS:00. $50. 1850. Nlo:0O A. ".
xl2:O5 NJ. xl2:lc. 12:15. x1l5 1880. $50 X4;$9.
SS:2o NE. Nh 80 p NJ, and Mo hish'.
Sundays. x :05. x7:io x7 30. $40. S9:C0 A. "
xl2:l0 xI 10. 1s0. xS;Oo. $50 -. 15;lJ .: ~
$50. Xs:OO. 1870. HIS. 11I:50 p. NJ. xi2-a
night
for Annapolis. 40 and $50 \. NJ. Is:15 suj
$50 P. NJ. Sundays. $50 A. ". ass P "
I:S0. $50 p. ~. Sundays. geo A. ". l:lJ T. u
Tor Hagerstoxn, 4: :0j n ~. and $50 = ~
:. For Boyd and way Eoints, wees 5ays. so -
n. 4:30. $50. Z .05 T. 81. sundays 900 n ~.
lis sos r. NJ.
For Gaishersbury and way points. week days.
500 300 4. NJ. 1850. S:lj. Ass. 5:35. 500,
II 80 " sundays 300 A n I'D 4'0s' w.
For Washington Junction and way points. SOD
A. NJ. $50. $50 P. NJ. week DAYS; DO A. ".
BIS p. ~. Sundays
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintscn light.
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston and The
East. week days, 8 O5 SEQ. 1000 A. NJ, 12:OS
l:l5 Gall Dining Cars. 800 (5:O5. Dining Carr.
Q2:0l night. Sleeping Car. open 10 O'cloeAl-
Sundays, sos. 300 A. NJ Q:l5. Dining Carr.
400 (5:O5, Dining Carr, 1901 night; Sleeping Car
open 10 O'Clock
Additional train for Philadelphia. dlily, 500
P. u.
Parlor Cars on all dsy trains
For Atlantic City. 1000 A.. NJ. u % noon,
and as and 800 p. N. week days. 900 A NJ
Sundays
For Cape May. 1905 noon.
Except Sunday. xEXpress trains.
Baggage called FOR and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
lett at ticket Offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania aycnas
northwest, New YOrS avenue and Fifteenth strees
and at depot
WM. NJ GREENE. n r. NtHTiS.
Cen Manager Mgr. Pass rFdi1c.
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Southern Ry.


All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pss-
: s70i 4 M-DsHv. local f,r DangiGe char-
I1fte and vay stations 81 Manassas tIlif except
SUNDAY foT Stra.hurE. Hsrri-1uhUTg and >tJun-
tan. and al Lyu-hurrs With the Norfolk and
IFS A M-DaHy. the UNITED STATES
PAST MAIL. carrie PuIlInsu Buffet >letie.S.
View York and Washington % jacksonville.
uniting az Salisbury Wirh Pullman Sleeper f'-
h-hcville and Hot springs y G.. Rockville AMI
Chattanooga. Tenn. and az Charlotte with pull
man sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet sleep
~ New YORK 90 New Orleans. connecting az
. Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis C9n-
meets az Lynchburg with thSs1peaAe anu phio
Railroad Tor Lexington and Natural Bridge.
daiiv solid train Washington 10 New Orleanl
without change. sunset personally Couol -
tourist excursion. through sleeper on this tam
every Wednesday and saturday 70 >ah ran
401 p M-Locai for Front Royal. StraSbarg
and HarrisonbUs. daily. except NtndAl
Io-42 = N-D,ily WASHINGTON AND
SOI- THWESTERN. NE>TlBt LED. LIMITED.
or1po-ed Of Pullman Vestibuled Sieepers. Dining
Cars and Day Coaches Pullman oiecpers NeE
VI H. Nashville Tenn via Asheville knoV-
Vile and Chattanooga: New York 70 Tampa.
Via Charlotte Columbia. savannah. snd Jack
soT,,iIIe uniting al Danvi1e with Pullman
Sieeuer from Richmond o. augusta. VIA Column
bis with connections Or Aiken. : G.; NeW ioiS
10 Memphis via Birmingham; New lofA 70
New Orlenas VIA Atanta ant MontSomtlE r
Vc.fit,..led dly coach Washington % Atlanta
sSutbe-n Raiiv.y Dining Car, Greensboro %
Montgomery - -. -
JSION 'elv- Washington 9-uI A. N daily end
t.ii p NJ daily excep, SUNDAY. AMI t-il T.. VI,
SUNDAY only. for Round HiIl, i.is p. NJ dhlF
event SUNNY for Let~burg. and h.l1 J. Vt
4,iIy fa~ Hrrrdon Returning. srrIy- no Wash
irrfon. $50 A " aud 500 T. NJ. daily from
Rsrnd Hin and sos A. ". daily. except sunday
from Herndon. and s:si A. NJ daily. eNecp'
sunday. from Lcesburs-
Through trains from che south strive ~ Wash
inrtan 6:l2 A. NJ geo 2. NJ and $50 p. w.
Harr:-1uburz. l2:ib p. NJ and e:55 T. " da-l'
e,rcr.t S,.rdsv. and $50 A. NJ daily nom Char
iltte,ville
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and iHi"T
r-,tion furnished Jt Offices, 5oI 18Th - NV. 'lt
Teun-vIvsuia ave and al Pcun~, wanna kai!-
TRSSK : CANNON. Cd Vice Pra-.deu. anI
General Manager.
IN CUP Traifc Manager.
N A TURK General Passenger Agent
T. : BROWN. Gen. AEt. Pa~-. Dept
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sff w ANst<D-h ALE
WANrED-Adyance agent experienced. with
small capital for lecture aud entertainment:
have picture machine 800 2d St nv. ap2sSt
.MANTED-white man to go to New York; good
place; good wages; also cOlored waiter EA
thANGE hi REAU. 1O6 18th. 1t
MANTED-Male help tor city and country; sec Us
al once. BUSINESS BO REAU. us 10Th 81.
"
MANTED-Twc colored buffers Tor private fami
lies; wages SIS aud $50: experience and
references required. Ola 18th It. It
ANIlD-Beycle cnameler and striper; also
hrazer KANKAKEE BICYCLE FACTORY.
g. Mass. ave. APPS 3t
ANTED-Reliahle barber at once: take charge
nj shop. BURGEss's SHOP geo r 81. NV. II
MANTED-Locsl or travelling statesmen; per
nlaucnt position. MANCEB & BARRY.
Nursersmen. Rochester, \. \ ap26am IN, III. sat
hANrED-At once 3 stairbuilders. {. I. FINCH.
l4ll-l4lS - NV. II
WANTED Pressfeeders for Gordon and Uni
rcrsal; don't apply unless thoroughly compe-
tent Address CRAMER this Office. 1t
MANTED-4 nen for newspaper work Apply
62s l5th st. me. ap.7-St-,m
NNNTED-Hsn for bicycle building and bicycle
repairing. J. d., this efioe aT27-3t-en
MANrED-Nhite married man from country:
experienced milker and farmer; refer, nee re
Quiicd; none other need answer Amply be-
tween and p. m. Ia ". y. FEBREN. near
tslis Church. east end Alexandria Co. Va.
ap27-at-em
MAATED-lm Immediately, good, live oanvassers 10
sell Fuckers Nedic0i Eeg and Meiico lnsociO,
o. Tot any other work. Apply COS 10th ST. base
Iuent. an21-st-ein
MAAlED-A good hushelman. at 0ace. MORTON
G STOUT 90, 18th and I NV. ap2C-3t EN-
" AATED-A salesman about Il years Old: iuust
have experience in hats and fuini hing 90 is,
and bring reference. II. kRAEMER. lol2 9TH 81.
au.S- .t-aiu
AAFED-Cooks. walters, bow. drivers. laborCrs.
l,orters stablemen. Watchmeu. diSlwasher
tlI1 INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 421 nth St. NV.
sp26-6t
MANTED-Tailor to clean and press. 2o2 Nd.
ave. ne. ap26St
hNAfED-A registered drug clerS; steady. Ad-
dress QjINlAE. tins Office ap2tI
MANTED-A shoemaker Tor repairing 1924
81. NV. ap2G-St
hANIED-A good busheler; regular work HORN
6S7 ST. NV. sp26-3t
NANTED-DrImmomd Tobacco tin tags: Horse
Shoe tags; Chesterfield box fronts. Drums box
fronts Teddy tin tags; viii pay Pc per 100
o. - 81 NV. ap26-6t
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WANTED-25 boys al age OF Is; p cash girls
Cal at % Y IT. lt-cm
NANrED-Clever am8tcurs with s,ocialtiCS
must lac ladies and eutiGHcn. state par
ticulsIs. Address LAFAYETTE. this office D.
WANTED Several experienced hp,ndl, wrappers
N. GOLDENBERC. @1> 9Th Il. rw ID
EXPERIENCED. reliable help of an ki,sl- I,rarnpt-
~ furnished. nee. 81 BEHA ~ REAL. Coz
STA nw. 5l2g-3t-cn
NANTI.D-50O mcn and woman troubled with
ostauh aud colds ger "A Eureka Rcspjrator
from your druggist. ape Nv
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FOR sAIE-BICbCLEs.

FOR SALE I.sdy's hicycle. used ! month 500
can az ll34 9Th 81 NIX. an9- %
RIDERS. ATTENTION have tlIs day re-
ocived 20 high grade bicycles. new and slight
ly used; Columbia, stcriings. Worlds SyrarlISes
SmallcAs, Ramblcrs advances made on these
goods must be collected. Therefore iio reasonable
offer viii bc refused Bought outright aud taken
an exchange. MIN YORK CYCLE CO.. AZ 9Th
ST ap2l-7t
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wANTED-posr,Gr STAMPS

ANfED For cash. all kinds Of United state,
postage and department Stamps. collections
also bought u. 4. ~ NkIloRST. 1905 .th 81
NV. mh--f
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FOR RENT-INFURNIsHE ROOMS


RoR RENT nluruished sd floor. rooms, heat.
gas. hot water. III Indiana ave. ap2S-a-cm
FOR RENT-l2s d St ne. > large. unfurnisa,d,
"a floor rooms with bath; southern exposure;
housekeeping. s?2sst-em
FOR RENT S25 l4ih It. uv., mfurnished 70 ms
or would furnish Tor eentlcrnen; also hall room
furnished, I'd floor arss stem
FOR RENT -Unfurnisl,ed. , n,ce rooms On 81
floor; rent. ~ per month. NJ. 1t. ne.
apes en-
For RENT-Two room unfinished; third story.
lli0 9th 81. nw. ap2s7st
For RrNr-Tbrce or four large rooms; hath;
hot and cold water; cheap rent; second floor
G21 Il. NV. apZe-o,
FOR RENT-Two beautiful unfur. rooms; second
floor: suitable for light hou- excepting pIi2e
$40 Cali Isl 81 ne. aF2sSt
FOR RENT-Two or three unfinished rooms;
suitable for light housekeeping; IN we'll
kept house; convenient 10 Capitol and Library
also furnished rooms, with board II desired
=" % 81 -. ~
FOR RENT-One To three UNFINISHED front
rooms; light housekeeping: rent reasonable.
I0l St Sc aps7-St-eIn
FOR RENT-S communicating UNFINISHED rooms:
a. m. t.: fer light housekeeping; rent. ~
per month. Apply l25s sth 81. NV. ap2'-St-ein
FOR RENT unfinished rooms with hail room
and use Of bath: second floor; IN corner
house: - month: convenient TO GOV. Printing
Office. 1854 Second ST ne. Item
FOR RENT-Beautiiul fats. unfug.; ID and Sd
floors: pressed brick. hay windows: lawn in
mont; refs exchanged. sl2 Gth -. NV. ap2s-it
FOR RENT Three room, on u soor with hath;
price. $3.50 per month. 2oi2 9th Il. NV.
FOR RENT Second floor. con~is ing Of , unfur
l. MI. ,i,fsr.
hood and house: southern and northern ex-
posIfe: light housekeeping; rent, $40 Address
BON l29, this Office. ap2'-"t
FOR RENT-Ias5 lath Il. NV: > or msur.
rooms; I'd floor. ap27-$t
FOR RENT-Three uiur. rooms. I'd aoor. 81
10th 81. nv. ai2'-St
FOR RENT-Three unfur. rooms, bath. heat and
light; entire "a floor. So. 2ls 9th Il. se.
aYs7-St
FOR RENT / unfinished nice rooms and hath:
heat and gas; light housekeeping permitted:
reasonable. Can rs sih st. NV sps'-St
FOR RENT MUIR. rooms. ID FOO: heat gas.
bath: large. cool. house, wide halls; reut
reasonable S27 wh Il 20. ap2'-at
FOR RENT lsgrr. unfinished rooms: rent.
$3.50. 4a9 - =. sw. ap16-St-crn
FOR RENT furnished rooms. with hath; rent
reasonable. 1929 7th st. NV. ap36,3i-en
FOR RENT . unfurni-hed roans p floor. on
Sd: summer Rates. 4ol East Capitol.
sp2G-2t-cm
FOR RENT Large uuf,uui,led parlors; light
business: near falai> ROYAL; 50. 725 Ilth
Fl. nA. ap256t
FOR RENT-Tuo uufarni,l,d rooms: second
floor; cheap to right party. 2llS Pa. ave.
nv. sp26-St
FOR RENT Two or three unfurni-hed rooms for
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FOR SsLF-IIJU SEES

FOR >ALE->iN room hou~e. 81. NV: rented
AT $3.50 per month. -. 4cg. easy terms
GRACE VI. THOMAS. 100 Corcoran Bldg apeS-S,
FOR SALE-Net 10 per cent investment: in north
west, bricks. one containing store aIuays
rented. this l. bargain: both. 2.Gjo ABRA-
HAM FISHER. 5l2 4 NV. ap16-3tem
FOR SALE-liandsome house; Lincoln ave ne
price too low to publish; easy terms See
OWNER, 337 II 81 ne ap5-iu
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FOR SALE LOTS

FOR SALE-Choice lot on Great Falls Railway.
within District, for $50. terms 20 suit; thi3
section is growing last will double your money
within two yeats; no taxes until paid fur CLARK
BROS, Room %, &C. ID ST. ms. api3 1uI-sn
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HELP wANrED-MAIE a FEMALE.

MANTED-Nest Young lady as waitress in first
NV alt.6-st
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HOUSES FOR RBNT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BBLLETI
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THOMAS f. wAGGAMAN, g7 f ST. NV.
UNIAlPRoyED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OF 10 so z Johnson & Wines ID addition
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-S4.50 500 cash ami
s. 600 equity in S7,t00 house; HortheI~t t'r
house in northwest Address g. +. r.. tbs
offics "a
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ANTED Partner with 500 20 manufacture aud
sell neyylypatented article. big profits; invs,r.-
itiOn asked. T. -. BON J05. City. ap5S-St- em
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WANTED-UDISES

wANTED-To buy or rent 5 or room house
northwest or northeast; price reasonable. Nd
dress MASSACHUSETTS,. this office. sp27 -5t
WANTED-To buy; house and lot Of two lots in
Brookland. ID. C.; fancy prices TlnOfictd;
give location and particulars. 9I1j Pa. ave.
NV. ap2G3t
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FOR RENT-Finc private Office in rear of store
502 iith St; splendid location. ap26-7t