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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON u. c., POST OFFICE NOTICE
should be lead daily, as changes may Il.
foreign MAILS are forwarded to the ports of
ranged on the presumpsa "f t6ar op e%sss is Az
overland transit. For the week ending Octos.r Il,
the last connecting closes will be made from this
TRSNsATIANTIC MAILS,
Ell EHil4f-19, "a n At $40 NJ for FRANCE, swiTZ-
hey hey; EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per SIS. La La
sal nipss from IN N MeS York via ayre Letters
La Champagne. &c, At II 10 Pm. for NEITHER.
Iars lASDs dif5ct per SIS statendam, from New
per SIS AlIer, from New York via Naples. Let,
Pm. for EUROPE per Campsnia from New
York; via oueeEstown &c, At 1l:1O Pm for Ell
Rhynland." e. At 1910 pm. for NORWAY u. 4.
rect per G SIS lhirg,slla from New York Letters
MAILS FOR s8HTE EIT ,A,l4,,S ASn CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEDNESoAY-(e) (e) At I:1o PM for NASSAU
\. r. per SIS Saratoga. from New York tcJ At
1:lo Pm. for JAMAICA, per SIS Jason from
THURsDAY-(d, Ar 1o:o5 Pm. for TRUx1L1o.
per steamer m from New 9resns le At LILO ?
FhIpAY,!e, At 1I:lo Pm for SANTOS direct.
sAvANILLA and GnEYTowN, N per s.s sA"ai.a. Athos
hs directed per A,hos &c, At lilo TA IN ~fsr fSr
HAITI an per SIS Alps from New York (c, At
from New York % PER for ss cuas hsnedis xis
Hay Havana, alss cAMfEcHE, ,cHIAPAs, ToDAsGo 90
YoIk Letters for other parts of MEyiC lEcm nst He
=, far directed ToT rer VigIianeIa s Ro, c lo PM
W1NbwAHb IsIaSDs % rer ss tMaMnhD Maalana trsa naa
New York. Letters for GRENADA. TRiS1pSp DAD
skTURDAY-1d At 1S:o5 PM. for for SEMToisD- Ma%p8a
2S pM pgr fa ss' sT em Ngs Sydnsy @
Mails Tor NtwFoUNDLAND. by rail to Halifax.
sdas snd theme via VI close here daily
aaay II :sS An t. d. 0' a''' on Sundays only at
Mails for M1ouELoN by rail to Boston and
PSI. i'ste Ia wa steamer e'0's mere daily at s;20
Mails for MEXICO overland (except those sne-
cially addressed for forwarding from N.w Yortl
clese here daily at 7:fe7A.M !(dl 2 ----,7' : my
Msiis for CUBA close here daily at 1905 PM
for forwarding by steamers sailing from Port Tam
Mail, for n1Ws T1NWRSzrAeF,o sc Ias isI!1s, ,, g.,
Francisco, clost here daily up to $40 nm. October
NEW s' zfxIaHD tss HfAA sBs T; F
per. SIS. warrimoo from Vancouver, close aere
als 2stsses and d HAWAII
Ci,Inn. from San Francisco, close here DAILY up to
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN per SIS. Tacoma.
from Tacoma. clese here daily up to e:40 Phi Oc-
Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS. per shin City
Of paPeiti Pa + from San Erssctsso close here daily
up 10 $40 Z sM "Oct0Def -. td1
Mails fs- AUSTRALIA texcept those for Vest
AuetrSlia. which forwarded via Euref.Aa NEW
ZFALAND, EAWAII FIJI and SAMOAN ISL
ANDS. per SIS. uMaaposk. from San Rraueisco.
close here daily up to ESQ Pm: October 2s iD
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, per SIS Rppress
OF Japan. from Vancouver. close here daily IN to
$40 PM. October 81. i'd ~
(a) Registered mails close at Io:Oe An same
day.
day. fft-
te) Registered mails close at 500 PM. sama
day.
tdp Registered mails close At e:Oo-P:M, previous
day.
oc8 JAMES p. WIILETT Postmaster
ATvD0DNYTCVC
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FOR RENT-A LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
2d-stoiy bay-window front room; ami; two
squares from electric cars; private family: $40
per month. 453 . st. NV oc11-2t
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ATTORNEYS. i,

Webster Law building. sos D st. NV Washiua
ton. d. c. Residenee, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and eth st. NV. ~ seia
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR REST-TYPEwRITERs.$ $s so PER MONTH.
Why pay So?
MOORE BROS.
se2l-1m 91S st. NV. and g.
FOR RENT REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern macht1e;
perfect condition guaranteed: with stand; deliv-
cred free In city; one month applies On purchase
Of new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFE. SF.AMANS & BENEDICT,
deI0-u Coz. 6th and r sts NV.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-GOGD SECONDHAND FURNACE.
Can Ire 1911 18th st NV It,
FOR SALE-AT HALF ORIGINAL COST, COM
blnatlon billiard and pool table cues balls and
lack; all good as Room s, Bliss building
Do y St Nv Oc1I-tf
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WANTED-ROOMS & BOARD.

WANTED - BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN ROOM
and board mot over S3S per mol. with eongeuiaI
small family: Will furnish refs. Address Box
l4I, star ONCE. oc11-2ts
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Fur KENT
Desirable Offices; first floor; 1417 q st.
Apply WEST END NATIONAL BANK
selS-lm 14l5 U st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHAAGR-UNINCUMBE LOTS IN
PALISADES OF P0TOMAC; best location; VIII
trnde for equities IN improved property JNo. r.
WoRTHiNGTON & CO., COS 14th st. n.wocli-st
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-i04 NJ ST. N.W.-SMALL PRIVATE
family has beautiful first and second -rioor rooms;
with board, $40 per month for two; fine modern
house; elegant neighborhood oc12-3t'
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PERSONAL.

AND THEY GET TT WHERE THE BOTTLE GOT
the cork. They not In il, that Is. .'would-b be
competitors" We the only "ones'' who pay
full value for gents discarded garments Drop
postal JUSTH'S OLD STAND. $40 d st. NV.
oc12-6tf
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FOR RENT
l44+ X | av. 12r. 2
ba.steam heat rent low
22lI Pa av. 15rSb. S55 90
1911 g NV. 10r&b. 4S I'd
l74i-52 Oregon ave.
l1r.tiled hath. fur
race. Red from
$@, new. AS. 90
92I y II av. lor&b. s5. 81
200 !. store 4 Jwg 2p. Uu
la49 X NV, Or. w 80. 40
Small bousCs from 81. 81
ocS GEO. W. LIN
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-S-RoOM CORNER HOUSE 1901 2lST .
mod imps.: rent reasonable to good tenant: key
at store opposite For particulars apply at state
Department. Bureau of Commerce. ocll-3t'
FOR RENT-2l4 5TH SEE: y BLOCK FROM AVE
cars; rooms and bath: large back yard: in per-
feet order: rent only S25. -. THEDD FI,IE.
BUS. Bank brildpg. 18th and G NV.
nrln- III MNf-2f
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

isl $50 2dfS, SnfsaW rs6 3 So 81
iSSt 1874 s crab IS 50 1902 18th. TlSb. $50
lSS+ l9th. srSb.., t0.oO 1873 a. sw, arSb Is So
k6ira 81 ~, W. LEE 0oe i1th Il. Cihone :Oie.
FOR RENT-BY JAS F. SHEA aS2 PA--Ay. NV
SIS ST, w. office roaTs. . ............ $50 %
ioS2 Sd 81. NV. rcoms H.mI............ - -
sI' 81 NV, ar.'.. sss ~ ass "a NV. store Is 90
%, ',a ,a -, OF 70 % 1881 sw. store. 1000
Is Is Tenn aV ne. Tr. 1879 I"2S y J Nv 50. 3r 300
iS,; - sw. Or. 80 2l0l u nv, 4r....- $50
59Il 2lst NV. dr. 1900 Is Fentun ne. Or. 10 20
Sl' ION ne. Or.... 100 R'r 2e7 l4th sN Or ; 30
1893 NV 81 90 pr n iisE 5 nv NV rth a. 20 20
isI9 isI9 is,h i coz Greg ioU store 5U7 9Th
IGOs i7th az ,s,S ;, mo IS', ,oI a., NV; W.
b alley. 4r....sSl l2l4 uIon sN 6r lo ~.
All 6th NV :!r ~, i,:, -, / my. III 90
1917 Sunderl'nd p - CAS- Ars~r me- ;r' Is ~
&l2o y NV store 5So * s:o ssd ,' a 20 20
il+S IN hw.ll Ah. 10 % 1893 CGrrornn lorNh. -
sel'-2ft' TYLER & EI'TiiERFoRD. 1907 = -.
FOR RENT-TTE FINE RESIDENCE 9lG : ST-
n;;;,, ~ iotns grand cellar and yard; peri"
NhIlu"a; vacant Oct. !. r,nt reduced To S4o.
Apply 10 OWNER basement. eli + st. NV.
FOR RENT i47 my :, y, ca
i7l9 pm NV ior 5oo5 isG7 ia ' n% store is 90 90
is itl2 Ia Lay ay 2h ar. 80 "a 3lt ay. 5r...i4oo
i2i5 iS II IN NV, sr. 80 i2,i 3d 81. Or 10 so
~ l.so' IA NV. or. -25-5u The Stanton Flats
80 -,'lh LW. br--- -. ~ tll.2 igrIt
lZ2O av. Or. - 80 For 1 d Tenants
oct-f IL L. RUST Grs i4th 81. NV.
FOR RENr-DwEIIING Ill5 IUTII ST. NV:
rooms and bath MI: rent. S25. Inquire a30
Ia Ia, ave, se3ptr
FOR RENT 5000 PER MONTH; I5io COLI NJ
BlA 81 stVcn rooms aud bath. latruies A,r,ly
nt sij Vermont ave. ocS. N
FOX RENT-DFEBI.E & 20. 1919 F ST
l4lu Pa ste, ,cei $500 2238 1871 81 GrNb u 10
oa odS NV. 2ir&b 1910 VA T. sc. 7r&h. . - 50
~ <Sd 81. llF&b. ~ 60 1;D Path st, 6rAb is 30
lt5i . NV. sr&h 800 Ii'r 1854 X. 4r tcon 800
:5S0 5s0i = Nv 2-&h- $500 RI 2sO6 NV, stab 100
"oo6 4. or&b.... 5000
FOR REM. PHONE oIa
. COR. 9TH AND +. ROOM >.
1855 l4th NV. st", 1924 lith NV. store - %
dwg Il stable. 500 Op 233 Isl nv ,,- ~ II
1857 1rle 81 nv lUr.525F 1859 Ohio NV sr ~ So
100 H. lor. so 80 335 Spruce 81 NV Or IN so
i.Nl . NV. 12r. 90 I'D y NV. 3 on r. II 80
W r once rms i@.p 22t ) Cley Il ay Or. y 30
1908 Sd NV Tor. 4n-on Rooms SIS Oh NV
it,) lIth NV. 81. 27.5D Stab r'r I34 X NV o 90
1913 4 nv. siT&dw- 2J.uu Sta rr I72l Ilth NV : 20
3l3 = s.. i0r........ - 90
se2S JNC l. WEAVER. Real Estate Officer
OUT or TOWN.
FOR RENT DIR. BRISTOL. 2an MADISON AVE
New YORK. of rs his elegant residence. Ylr rent:
lLll5 iu-n!shed for winter. lause ar Will sell:
-N.tNl"u; oip;ttc Mr.. Piprrppont Morgan
l'n"; formerly occupied 10y Mr Perry l,IIuont
'i"ase contains billiard, smoking, music and hall
lNpH,S With tHpafpr attached q = t,
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OUT Or TOWN.

FOX RENT-DR BRISTOL. 2au MADISON AVE
New York. Oft n his elegant residence. f.ir rent
lully furnished for winter. leuss or will sell .
-NiNl"u; oipsitc Mr. Piprrppont Morgan :
i'-ii"; formerly occupied by Mr Perry belmont
"hu Just vacated hy Col. R0ht. e. lnge-s.dl
House contains billiard snokIng music ans hall
i"oRs. with tfeatcr attached. ocl2-v fm.3t
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WANTED-HOUSES,

house, standing apart; 8 rooms all modern
improvements; lawn and stable; at Chevy Chase
or other desirable suburb; terms be mod
crate Address Box 11O, Star office, stating
terms.
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, COTTAGE OF
or rooms preferred, for the winter; must be
in desirable neighborhood; small family suburbs
preferred Address ''0FFICIAL, Star Office.
oclO-3ts
NANTED-WE HAVE APPLICANTS DAILY FOR
Eouses In all parts Of the city. Our Office being
located In the business center, enables us 10
meet all renters. If you will place yonr houses
with us we feel confident rent them.
L. l.. HILL. & Co,
oc6-lmo Cor. + and Sth SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES,

FOR RENT-NEW STORE AND CELLAR; Gls
18th st. NV; steam heat: lease for term OF one
years: $50 per month.
ocl1-3t TiiEO. A. HARDING. 1904 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-WITH OR WITHOUT STABLE aOI2
Il st. u.w., the celebrated French bakery store
and dwelling; newly repaired. Bakers and
groceIs. attention! se26-1m
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-LARGE 3-STORY STABLE REAR
+23 ID st. NV: between 80 and ~ stalls; car
riage elevator. gas. water and modern stable
equipment: excellent stand for boarding and
livery: $50 Inquire $50 La. te2-tf
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BOARDING.

ROOMS. WITH BOARD: TABLE BOAIDERS BY
the day week month"; $50 month. 723 18th
ST. n near Bancroft Hotel. ocS-ct
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FEMALE.

WANIED-CAEI'ET LAYERS. APPLY. WITH
references. to ". II. HDENE, sth and Pa ave.
n "a nclO-;t
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LOST-L1BERAL REWARD FOR IMPORTATION
leading to return of black leather pocket book
containing two railroad tickets of service to
owner only lost In vicinity OF st. Johns Church
Sunday last. BERNARD Ii. JOHNSTON. Cos
lith st. ocl2-St
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FOR RENT-BY b. +. 5.
UNEI-RNISHED.


2226 q NV. 1r&b. 1000
52i Tenn av ne, e,6:&b15. St.
1927 NJ ne. 6r&b. IA. so
l0U5 n ] av Sc. .6r&b10.5O
1884 Half Sc. 4r&wa. 500
1868 LIST sw, 4r&wa.6.00
SUBURBAN.
SIS Savannah NV,
Sr, ba, furnace. 25. 90
Cottage at Forest
Glen. Sr, ba, fur. 30. 90
COL0RED TENANTS.
1543 4th NV, 7r&b. $25. 90
12l5 L NV, 7r&b. $500
1912 4th NV, 7r&b. 20. AZ
4U2 D NV. 6r&b. ..lS.40
400 L nv. 6r&b....IS.40 40
Phone 1643. b. +. s.
sp2S-tf
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5Z. 2lst. 6l&b. 20. 30
23u6 NJ. Grab. ......2O. 80
SlT 18th. ar. wa ~ 90
Flats 20. e0ls. "a.
2ii5 x IS . NV.
5r&b each h........iS.o0
22ol |, Grab. 80
2llS L. Or. wa.
l1l3 Superior st.6r. Is 30
2f2S Ont ay. tr. wa.lz.pU
lal5 Superior ST. .4g.lU.VU
mp. List at office.
kl\S S.kD 1pYb -
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WANTED-AN ELEVATOR BOY tCoLDRElsl'
must he eighteen years Of age. Address Box 10
STIR II
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WAN1f.D-AGENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF O.
l;nhiI for the great Illustrated. patriotic month
ly magazine. edited Gy GCn- J, Shua l. Chamber
lain. MIS-. John \. Logan and Henry Austin. and
having auIjug its many contributors sHch we'll
known Americans Hon. Lucius l. Chitte;iden,
Hon George + Et.munis, Hon. Heary Cabot
Lodg". E.y. Edward Everett Hale julia Wa
Howe. Mary A Liyerm, r.. Gen. Newton NJ.
Curtis and the heroic Lieut.. H"bson Good pay
for satisfactory parties with reIeTenceS. Cil
General Agent for THE AMERICAN sen
TINFL. at ST James Hotel. between 10 and Il
and pm. oc12-2t'
WANTED WHITE MAN AND WIFE To DD THE
work # su!alI family; ref. req Apply 1T35 L
st bet. $ and 10 and and .. Oc1o-3c'
" rNTED- -AGENTS-WE WANT AN AGENT N
every town 10 secure Subscribers to TIE LADIES
HOME JBi IiNAL TO le1k after renewals and dis
tribute advertising matter. We offer profitable
employ for the winter; &l-p special reward.
for good WORK. Sl,CGO viii be given to tie agent
SeIi,u. the largest list up April - next. 500
t. tn" next lest worker AID On-t}s ributln-
Sll-IS1 among 800 best agents the coming season.
Good pay is assured eTeTy agent whether Lie
She secures one Ot the extra awards not. TIE
CU RflS PU BLISHI%G co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Os'fieGt
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-LADY'S BLACK SHAWL, PA. AVE. NEAR
18th. Finder please notify 1914 Wallach place.
Pave
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT THE NEW CONCORDIA CIUH
hail. at IL OF 9TH and ''E'' sts. NV: for
lodges, parties, entcrtainIl. .ntS, receptions and
dances. etc. new and complete in every particI-
lar: desirabiy situated and convenient to all ca.
lines rcasoI able
BiEBER x HOWENSTEIN
oc1o-1mo JO3 Ith ST. NV
For RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10Th * NV. The most conpiete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cctes banquets, entertainments and receptions
For terms apply ut hall. oc3-tf
electric Lighted hall; suitable for lodge room;
centrally located Pa ave. For particulars
address q. K. r.. Star Office se22- I'm
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-CHEAPEST LOT IN MT. PLEASANT
account OF Immediate need Of funds; owner
will furnish real estate coIlsferals TO guarn
per cent spd all taxes and special assesslnepts
for years. - WA. II. SAUNDERS Co
oclo-3t l<0T st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN THE BLISS
building. opposite the Capitol, with heat, tele-
pAone elevator and janitOr service free; power
iuluished for light manufacturing; all
Light and ana, price, 50 per month and up
ward Telephone 1855. se21-tt
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE
WANTED BOY WITH BICYCLE. APPLY Cu
BAUM. 416 18th st orl-

WANTED -EXPEEIENCED SALESMAN TO SE'4L
n NJ oc1cit.
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FOR Mt Ia7T Kep.sav arxh ~ on
Isl q nw.inr.9r&h-S 500 SO Goth. grSb ... - 5O
1919 ;. srSb -. 50 1902 i5th. TI&b. . - 20
iOl5 9th ne, .r&b. i7-''p Is y & nv Sc crab 2n 30
1883 18Th, Sr&b... fOOC 1873 a. sw ,,rSh Is sa
hsLrH w. LEE. GO6 l4th st. NV. Cl'hone s0iA.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,

tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and sts- NV.
309 18th NV, 2lr $S3. .33 716 Sth NV, 1r. 30
1901 10th NV er. 90 2l04 2lo6 lst NV Sr. 90
15AO IIth. 90 l3k6 Rfrcs sr an M
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WANTED-A EuY 15 Ui; lS YEARS OF AGE TO
,io collecting tar real estate DtfC". mast have
bicycle. Address Box I-N, star office celia
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LOST-AfONDAY, BET. 9TH AND d STS AND
Catholic University god-framed spectacIes in
case. marked FrankIin Optcian Reward If
turned to Room 4O2 9Th st nW
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-HAvING No PRESENT USE Fol
fine upright piano, just tuned. Will rent same
mos. for $50 to responsible person. Address
Mt. PLEASANT, Star Orice. ocl0-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAKOMA PARK-FRoNTiSG 8 AVES.-FOR
sale-or trade fol western property-8 lots: a2-
well, fruit trees; 41ac, SO it. Box l57, Takotni
tark- ocI-6t-
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STRAYED OR STULEN-PALE RED JERSEY cow
Liberal reward if returned to Mrs. ELIZABETH
MooRE, "a ST., adjoining lie Droit Park. Oc11 -3t"
$40 REWAkD-LOSF-SMALL BLACK AND YEL-
low dog; answers to the of Fido; with tag
No 6sl. Above reward ii returned to 124S 7th
st. NV. oc1O-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-HIGHESF CASH PRICE PAID FOR
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
SMALLEST AND Largest AMOUNT BOUGHT
OLD AND NEW JEW ELRY AND DIAMONDS.
MI IIILATED COINS, TEETH PLATES.
Watches. Spoons. Dentist GclI and PLATINUM
fERD. EWENSTEIN, Gold and Silver Reiner
AND BUYER OR OLD GOLD AND SILVER
Sl5 ST. NV, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.
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UNFINISHED,

: oO06 Davidscn's ct .5r9. 80
Sto&dwg GjS La av
Z NV, Or. 80. 90
Sto&dwg 4o1 X st
Z Ne. fr............25.0O
Sto&dwg 1912 18th
st NV. Ar. 20. 80
StG&dwg 5th&k sts
7 ne, Ar. .......2 .20.0 90
Sto rm & ! rm. COS
7 La av WHITFIELD. 90
Sto&dwg col NJ st
sw, Ar. 20. 90
Ste&dwg 1900 Del
av. 5r. 5r.-.......lS.00
Sto rm 224 III NV. 1900
Stc&cel 221 q NV. IL. 10
Sto 1902 Pa av NV 40. 90
Sto&1 I'm, 1Ti3 l.
st NV 20. 90
I Stab&shop r'r 1411
Z X NV, rm fer 4
horses&3 car'ges. 16. 90
{ RI 1879 o INV 10. 80
Al bet NAN. 20th&
T 21st SITS NV ....lJ.0O
Stab r'r 1315-2l 1st
st sw, 4 stalls .12.5O
RI 1929 & 1229La
nth CT nU 10 On
Stab r'r 4!so c sw. 1000
Stab * car'ge house
7 rr 532 2lst NV. % 90
RI 22S Az sw. 800
Offices in Canton bldg.
Offices in Central bldg.
bulletin.
s. T.. WAGGAMAN
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F FAlRFAX. SU6 + ST.N.W.
+, $50. sos 9Th NV. .sr, ,ba
Z. $50. .n11 eth DIV. 81, la.
Z. $3.50. 1916 Q NV. 7r.
SIS so. HOP 18th. .ne ,Sr, la
4. S25. 80. .1T10 Johnson av.
. Sc. .11o1 Fla a NV Or, sta.
I. S25. .222l + NV, 7r.
b S25. 1898 X nv. 7r. ba.
/. S23. 80. .404 y NV, Or.
. 22.50. 1929 4 NV, Tr, ba.
. S22 so. 81 Fla av NV. 6r.
81. 50 so, Mass Ee, ,cr, La.
So. so. 1863 18th NV. Or.
. Scl. IN. G<9 Il ne. Ir, la.
: $50 80 --..1117 L Sc, Sr.
5000. 443 x ay .sr. ba.
:. 5000 .603 9th ne, CIR, ba.
. s2D. lS:i2 81 nv, I:r, ha.
SIS. -70l 18th ne. Or. sto.
. SIS. .636 u Sc, 6r.
SO. 1927 25th. ar. wa.
. Sc .s20 st Paul ct Iw
i 1t
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FOX KENT-1VI6 VI AVE, BET 14TH AND
10TH * and l. SITS. NV, nicely furnished front
and back rUcms, with board; sanitary plumbing;
porcelain baths; steam heat; children; ref
at.. .SIns-
Evening star., 1898-10-12

FOR kENT-11l0 NV. METZEROTT BLDG.-
FILe rooms. including Steam heat, electric light
elevator and Janitor service. Price, Sl25U per
GASCH BROS. 1891 b Ut. re2G-tr
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
The MoIt Romance.

Hon. l.. B Prince, formerly governor
and chief justice Of New Mexico, Is on a
visit here that involves q strange and ro-
mantle story connected with the estate
OF the late Samuel II. MOll, who died in
this city Some years ago Moll was a
prominent resident Of Santa Ne, New
Mexico. and lived with a Mexican
woman. A boy was born 10 the couple,
and In 1881 MOll removed 10 Silver
City and Bl Paso, finally locating In
san Diego In 1850 The child was left
in care OF his mother, and, though
often requested, she refused to allow
him TO join his father here. Prior 10
his death some two years ago IL is al.
legged that Moll executed will in
which he made substantial provision tor
his son. but the will was never pre-
sented for probate. and the estate was
treated as though he died intestate and
also without reference TO the son. The
estate was valued at about t50,OOc'
mostly Ia gilt-edge personal property,
and In th, distribution the major part
was given TO MOll's father in Conuecti-
cut. The business passed into the hands
u a nephew Of the deceased. Only re-
Gently the son and mother, who are living
In New Mexico, learned OF Molls death.
aud have engaged ex-Gov. Prince to
come here aud see what has become OF
the property and to take such action "a
may be necessary TO restore II TO its law.
tul owner San Diego dispatch TO Los
Angeles Herald.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
THE STRIKE SITUATION
The Citizens Of Pana, Ill., Fear
Serious Trouble.
Camp Thomas Will Soon BE- Aban-
dOned by the Volunteers.
Fatal Explosion Of the Chattanooga Powder
Company'S Works
FRANKFORT ARSENAL FORCE REDUCED

fana, Illinois, Aug. %. - Although
trouble is expected, no material change
has occurred in the situation TO day.
Louis Oyerhot, OF the springside Coal
company, and Julius BrOehl, Of the Pana
Coal company, failed to arrive from
Birmingham. Ala, last night with 1000
negroes as was expected and only the
usual complement Of seven men resumed
work in the Springside coal mine.
Sheriff Corb.n received six cases OF
springfield rifles TO day with which TO arm
the deputies 10 protect the negroes.
Reports received this morning from
railroad men state that 300 negroes were
at Centralia and would arrive 10 night.
The Pana union miners are reinforced
by hundred miners from Mowequa who
drove overland during the night. The
citizens are in great fear Of serious re
suits upon the arrival OF the negroes. In.
dignation meetings are being advocated
and probably will be held Immediately
upon the arrival Of the negroes and
action taken 10 compel their immedlat,
departure from the city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22

The proprietors Of the business houses
in the city are making liberal donations
to the African Methodist Episcopal
church fair, which will be- held Thursday
and Friday nights OF this week, at the
church. These donations, consisting OF
all kinds OF seryiceable articles, will be
disposed OF at rare bargains 10 raise
money 10 pay the church debt to the
building and loan association. The met
chants deserve praise for their kindness
and II Is hoped the public will come and
buy.
VI l.. Waugh and wife, on No. 2 pas
aenger train, will leave this evening for
the mountain resorts OF Colorado AiteI
spending several weeks ia the Colorado
mountains they will take in the sight
OF Denver attending tns fall carnival
Robert Mcintyre, registering from
Madrid, came In from the north las
night and put up at the Hotel Highland
Elios Garcia, the popular sheep raise
and buyer has just returned from yisi
to Omaha, Neb., exposition.
J.L. Castillo and wife, prominent peo
pie OF BernalillO, are at Sturges' Euro
pean to day.
Brollers, ducks and chickens in fresl
"a. day at the SAN JOSH MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-22
Fatal RAILROAD WRECK
Four killed and Fifteen Injured At
sharon, Mass.

Four killed and Fifteen Injured at
sharon, Mass.
Sharon, Mass, Aug. 22.-In the excite
ment and confusion attending the clear.
ing away OF the wreck caused by last
nights collision on the New York, New
Haven & Hartford railroad, il was re-
ported that seven persons were killed,
four being unknown.
To-day 1t was learned definitely that
the total number of killed was four, as
follows: Franklin NJ. Waters, OF Somer.
vile, bOOkkeeper, aged about %; Mrs.
Mary Fitzpatrick. Of Boston, widow, age7O
Mrs. c. b. Frye, wife OF @. b. Frye, OF
Revere; an unidentified woman, thought
to be Mrs c. II. Bristol OF winthrop. The
number OF injured ia still undetermined
owing TO the fact that many who we're
hurt we're able to 60 to their homes for
treatment. and 1t is thought that not
more than twelve or fifteen are seriously
injured.
Seven we're taken 10 the Boston hospital
az follows: Edgar S. Bristol, aged SO, Of
Winthrop, left leg crushed, ampu.
tation probably necessary; James A
Fitzpatrick. aged ~. Of Charlton, right
leg crushed, amputstion probably neces
sAry; Charles II. Frye, aged 81, Of Revere
(probably reported dead through an error
back and spine injured, probably fatally
Della BernOon, aged %, of South Brown
lacerated scalp. serious internal injuries
! b. j. Crockett, aged %, OF SOmeryille
multiple injuries; Mary n. Grimshaw
aged 8, of someryille, multiple injuries
j. s. Murray, Of Fast Boston, leg badl!
crushed.