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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09
rHEY pARTED Ewes.

CHICAGO. August 9Th e-lctals won the
asst game in the first inning on a bunch
Ing Of hits and two errors. KilrOy wa
wild, and hit hard in the second game,
while Murphy was an enigma until the last
inning. Attendance, SEQ. seoresi
First game. RHB
Chicago .......s o o % 2 10 0 IS I
PhlIadelp'a 30 0 0 aRSO IL .
Earned runs Chicago 3 tteries,. Cal
lnhRn and Donahue: FileldS nth and NC
Farland. UmpIrcs, swartNod and War
ner. Time. 1854 -
Second game. 20 . y y
Chicago 80 o o o o % 0 IS IS
Philadelp'l 30 : o ? % o Is Il 3
Batteries, Kilroy and Chance; n. MUIR
ply and u. Murphy Time, 1850. tImplres,
Warner ard SwartWoOd.
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vlctIm. b RonrgoRae DIME.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August s.-A Eal-
flax special says six bodies recovered
by the steamer Hiawatha, have been
Identified. These were those Of Eugene
Dubose, E. E. Hundel, Pedro j. Sora,
MARCEL Gilliatt, Peter Harratt and Jo-
annis Lados. The first three names
nte to be found In the list OF saloon
passengers OF La Bourgogne published
after the disaster. The other three
names are not In the list and they were
either unregistered passengers or en-
ployes on the steamer.
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sYMPToMs-Noisture: intense itch-
ing and stlhging; most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 60 conanvls
tumors form. which often bleed and III
cerate becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and IN most
cases removes the tumora Al drug
Glsts, or by mall, for 90 cents: DIT,
SwnVne & Son, philadelphia Retuse
all substitutes. tths&W
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Distressing kidney and Bladder dis
case relieved In six hours by New Great
south American Kidney Cure" tits q
great surprise on account of It's exceed
ing promptness in relieving pain In blad-
der, Kidneys and back, In male or To-
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. IL you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy SOLD
Va VI tt&s
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weighed down, over bnrdened men ana
women by giving them the physical
strength and stamina to carry ou their work
forccftilly and easily.
Hpof the last three years" says Mr. ]. c.
Morgan, Of Mnnongah. Marion Co, W. Va, In Q
letter to Dr. Pierce, e have been constant sui'
frrer from indigestion complicated with com.
plaiuta that generally necdHp3ny SUCH enees
MWays nhef eating there would bc formation
N ~ aud heavy load In my stomach would
6sieii up my food amer eating bowels weTe very
irreVuiir: i would imagine saw objects floating
bfiofc my eyea. ! had pain across my back.
About December, 1896, ! began feeling much
,,orIe Than usual and Wns bcEiuniug % think
You'd haVs 10 nDhef the reminder o. my lHe.
i was greatly discouraged. deieftbod my ease
10 pr Piercr'a stat Of physeiAns aud they,u
rccted me TO begin At once taking !he Golden
Medical Discovery according 10 directions.
did 10, aud am happy TO state J experienced
moi rrntlfyinF results, a. all the UNPLEASANT
ireiinsr have entirely len me. ! have now
! very good appetite relish my iood and am
pieated 10 say l feel once more like my toriuer
IN / recently walked a Distance Of one hun
dfed and ten miles In about four days
No remedy relieves constipation 90
quickly and effectively % pr. Rieieea
Pleasant Pellets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

BOXING.

Leslie Pearc0 ycgterday afternoon re-
ccived a letter from Jack Bonner, who
II trimming at coucy Island for his
twenty-rUund coBscso with Dan creedon
before the Greater New York club, Aii-
Gust 10. Bonner nFked Les3e 10 be- in
his corner that night, and Il is very IKE
~ that no will. Bonner and Creedon
VIII mets nj the middleweight Amit, 1853
poundA and A0nreF writes that he "
NOW u that weight Bonner wiz try to
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Amateur Bos. nall.

Tie Nelson Tigers received their new
uniforms last night. and are now ready
to tackle anything outside of the big
league. The team is composed OF Ful7
ton boys aud was fitted out BY Nelson
Hamilton. OF the town around the hill.
a challenge Is extended through the In
telligeacer to any team In the city or
vicinity, InteE-clfy preferred. Answer
through this paper.
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fave YOUASON. BROTHER,

ttu,bnnd ar Lover IN the Army or Navy
MoV bitn fo.dnv n &c package OF Aliens
Foot. Ease, a powder for the feet An who
tn0rch Wink or stand need H. II cnres
aching, tired, sore. swollon, sweating Feet
and tnakos hot, tight or new shoes Cnsy
Ia, s1n't Biigicr. net Sore or Callous
where ALIENS Foot-IG Ease Is used. 10000 tos-
timonfnis. Al druggists md shoe stores
6cii H. 2jc sample rent FREE Address
AIlcn s. Olmated. 10 Roy, ", y,
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&c WANTs a BoUT.

Joseph Prltchett, of Danville, Viz
sinin, a 1s2-pound boxer. desires to
challenge any local boxer for six rounds
or more. for a preliminary or finish
contest. ~
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wnrI, or Prnr.,,InnnI,..

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, August B.
The postofice at Fort Monroe was rob-
bed last night of about 5000 in stamps
aud $50 in cash together with several
registered letters. The thieves we're
evidently professional cracksmen. They
bored a hole In the safe and forced the
iock
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rAY1oR.s aoop PIrcHfNe.

CT IOUIs. August S.-TRYlor'R rood
nIirblng won to-dayS game from the Gil.
ANS Umpire EmAlle WaH hlt m The fi.i't
ankle with a foul ball IN the sixth inning
and had to retire from the game. Attend-
Anee' wv RH p
81 Louis III 0 / o D 10i - 8 1
Earned runs, New York /; g. Louis q;
batteries, Meekln and Grady; Taylor and
Clements. Time, $3.50. Umpires, Emslie
and Hunt,
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Carrick has won four StraightS for
New YORK; He VIII be remembered as
Pastorfous' side partner on the BSpdley
pitching stan IN '95. and in '96 was the
star twirler for Clevelands tort Wayne
farm Tebeau ct the youngster hdrttt,
and he turned up next season az the
winning pitcher In Newark OF the Allan
tic League. He may prove fast enough
for the National
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

Al Toledo. RHE
T6aGssi ;;;iii'. % ! 3 . 5 Q
BaucrIcs-Terguson and Arthur; Knep-
per and Schrecongost.
At Grand Rapids. RHE
GRID Raplds...s 0 0 0110 0-6 6 2
New Castle....O 0 0 0 MA ~ 6 /
Batterles-Carson and Cote; Smith and
Zlnrnm.
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BOWLING.

Carroll Club won two out of three
from the sIgsbses last evening, and los.
the third on a margin OF only six pins.
Carroll Club rolled three 9OO-scores.
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Another lot Of Tourists' Grips.

Excursions ali this month SO your grip will handy These are
better than the ordinary are leather corners Eighteen
inch tuo-strap eight inches deep. .....
a4-inct same as
z6inch almost as big as trunk, only y
Extra values in suit cases. handler than vase and won't muss
your clothes all sizes with or without locks
s-inch sateencovered, downfred Cushions.
These have also 4-nch ruae all round.
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y the oaiy ftir-tr CT she riafRft that
win cure every form Of Headache IN 70
10 minutel, correct Indigestion. Etimu-
lets the nlrvel and build up the gy1tem.
travellers gTipsack. At al Dfugglst1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

defeat Creedon. and those who saw him
pat Nick Burnley out In thirteen rounds
at the NIeltropodtan arena, believe his
ambition VIII be realized. Pearce came
to Wheeling with Bonner them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

Tim Hurst took oDetdH Chris last
night A win from the New Yofks while
they are playing their present fast game
Is worth white.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

Rain figured as winner yesterday IN
several National League cities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

Tidal Waves were scheduled to appear
against All America, hut they didn't
appear and the latter win three on for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-09

40, II. and Ladies' Auxiliary picnic
at Mozart Park, Thursday, AuguBt II.
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To-DAY's GAMES.

Boston at Cincinnati
philadelphia ut Chicago.
Washington ". Cleveland.
Brooklyn At Louisville.
New York at ST. Louis.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh,
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yTNHE lSTEI.LIuENcER JOB oEFlCB.
NEW TYPE, SKILLED WORKMEN,
HONEST COUNT AND TASTY WORK,
BEND FOR PRICES, NOS. = AND y
FOURTEENTH STREET.
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0o00ooooooooi
SPORT
NATIONAL LRAGBR

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cleveland G, washington 2.
CIeyeland 2, Washington :
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 2
Philadelphia 6 Chicago 3.
St. Louis Z, New York :
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Kenyon Military
Academy, Gambler, 0.

A model school for boys, on hill top 100
foot above sea level. For descriptive catn-
iogno, address HILLS and WANT,
iyii.tth&S Regents.
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srooxHo1pnRs. nrnprNas.
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOM
In tho City Bank Building. Inquire 81
dc city Bank Of Wheeling. mE.9
TNoR RENT-THE wARE-RooM NO.
G 1910 Main street. Possession q once:
Inquire OF II. ]. McCULLA6H, No. y
Fifteenth street. a1l
T6oR RENT-oFFTCE AND LODGING
rooms at 1906 Market street Water and
Both gases In each room. Rent very yoQr
Bonable. Apply to 1904 Market street.
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT REMINGTON TYPEWRrTRRs AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machiTe:
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliy.
Of new when directly following rental
WYCkOFF. SE.AMANS & BENEDICT
de1e-H Cor. 6th and E sts NV
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FOR RENT Brigbtw'd Or CT
Orleans House, 10Th 2T32 T., 5r eel
& f, fur, 1Sr. 2b, 1881 Sd ne. Or,
eel, mi. 10000 Both 6r
1914 10th, Tor, %, SIS 18th ne, Or
sSs eel I, MI; IL! .sSs sS 5 l7l5 Hayes Z; .
Cleveland Park, fur 134 18th, orf Is s
nished, Tor & ba. 9Th q G, large b
1os5-2s Lime kiins. co 90 soo4 /. dat. 4r,
1907 18th. 9rSb mi IS so si4 18th, ball. =.
1882 I, 11r, b, Gel, mi. 10 4S2~4s6 La n. q
2325 Pa av, lor. 81 so rooms. SO
2So1 NJ. 10r&b mi. .35. so STOKES
1893 I, Tor, eel. mi. 30 50 1915 Pa nv st&d
2ols VI. 1or&b, mi 80 so 1900 Pa av, Ia
430 18th. sr&b. mi %. 10 rms, Gel. mi.
2205 L, Sr&b. mi. so 2IO1 X. sto&dw
1918 VI, er&b.w.g. q. so 70 18th. W, g..
10 2lst ,9r&b Gel mi y 80 $50 10th. Gel, W.
TakomaPk, 10r. b. eel 800 511 18th. W, g.
1928 30th, Crab, mi. 70. 50 1903 Pa av va,
lT49 f. 9rkb. mi. %. 30 1855 L, w&g -.
1919 both, 6r: %. SO COS & COS ST
12l3 Both, Or. b, mi D.50 1918 NJ st.
29Is-2o Olive. Crab. STABLE.
aeIs L. sr, eel. mi. so isSS- al I. ss'
nol9-s,t,th WESCoTT L WILCOX, 1907 P
FOR RENT $3.50 18th NV, Or
14t4 leth NV. I2r&b. .sleo III 18th NV, Ior
l460 Cor, 10r&h. 30 1904 18th NV, Or
14o4 Cor, iOr&b- 30 1929 L NV, Ar.
1902 II NV, 1or&b. .si5o. .soos q NV, 1eral
A large 2-story stable, rear 1880 Corcornr
nols-st GRAHAM 4 CAMPBELL. 81
FOR RENT CSC Mass nv ne ).
1903 n NV. 81 .0eo pr vi 600 Md av ne, 1
1873 18th. cor Greg. loo 1877 9th NV. vrl
1903 *. fur. year z. 500 90 store sos 9Th NJ
le0S 18th nw. 5000 Once rooms, 13O
e alley. Ar. .S.:ig 17S7 18th ST NV,
1874 Corceran ct. so. .aCl 1883 L nv. z..r
$40 T NV, Crab. .2S 76 Has Eneer's c,
1l48 cfh NV. l1rkb. 90 60 Has Ltnger's ct
1886 Corc'n NV, ,er, b.35.o0
FOR RENT-BY ". G puyAIL. e2s r s
900 Q nw........ $3.50 1908 eth sw. sr.
45eit Pa av NV. sr. 1000 Nv corethsN NV
sI2 u sw. q. $50 SOC y NV. IT,.
sig ne. #. .i6.T5 2lIo Isth DIV. O.
FOR COL lRED TENANTS.
isis ish rs. Pr. % 40 is. %. er...
224 Fla av NV. 7r.. 10 % 6is 9th ne, q. :.
STORES
e3i E NV. .$4i .ooil2IS n ns
Stab.e rear si2f 10th nw................
t
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WANTED-HEIP.

Advertisements under the classlfl-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-LATIMER g. NESBIT. 1921 q ST
Large. bright lst-tcor office: gas heat; 1871
q NV; also one small room. ID floor; conner
9Th and II SITS; splendid, welLlishted offices 1st
ana "a Hoers' steam heat, gas ard tee. hon 4;
low rents. nola-2t
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WANTED SETTLED WOMAN WITH No INCCM-
brances. for general hOusework: must be a good
efok; stay at nights, other servant kept. 7.3
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-11-19

Advertisements under the classifi-
cations OF Wanted Help will be i'll
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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PERSONAL

JUST TELL THEM THAT YOU SAW ME. THAT,s
the Old saying. Justh tells me that he saW Yo1
IL the new, and therefore you have money in
pocket which means We paying full market
value for gents discarded garments JUSTHsS
OLD STAND, 6l9 D ST. noIs-htf
WANT AN ENVELOPE SELF ADDRESSFD
and I'll tell you how to cure dlunkcnncss With
out patient's knowledge. Do1't send money
Mrs. MAY HAWKINS. Grand Rapids Mich.
Lock Boz 1a1 G. G. nob& I0 81
DETECTIVE SERVICE, PRivA7'E TNyFSTICA.
tions, personal. civil criminal Consultation and
adsiee tree 1909 st. NV, upstsirS moi tets
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-RENT A PIANO FOR THE HOII.
days. Splendid uprfghtss only 81 mo. Squares,
noi7-4,tf BRADBuRY's, 1925 Pa. ave.
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Brigbtw'd, Or. Gel. Wis 90
1892 II, 5r. cel, W. Il. 80
1881 Sd ne. Or. .w.g.l2.56
loSO-S4 Both Or. w.l2.35
SIS 18th ne. Or. w.l2.OO
l1l5 Hayes It. 4r.w.10.5 so
ROOMS.
s34 18th. OF Is. SIS 70 S75
9th d G, large hall 5000
$50 10th, At. ~. d. .ml.1S.5O
200s i, dat. +r. W. 1880
si4 18th, ball. ....i5.5O
4S2-4S6 La A.. Office
rooms SO a. SIS. 90
STOfES.
1918 Pa avst&fiw $50 n
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MALE

" NASTfz,- SITUATION SHIPPING CIEpK. az
yeats with isrEr business house: first-elIss ref
stcf.fs- Ecr liz. Star osEce.
NAHTEss-BT \ YOUNG NAN. As 4 SALESMAN
In sgnts farl.s'iias s:usc; isSrl ref Address
BoS liz, Star ralce-
WANTED - POSITION Nj RESPECTABLE
white maB. 40. a. wxtSArrap. Eortst. gardener or
ahy nzft wor.; sood Tsfere:c,s Address Boa
10, Scar Oflcs.
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANTED-IN SUBURBS ON ELECTRIC RAIL
road. white woman to cook, wash and iron; S12
per month; four in family. Address Box Iiy
Star office
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANTED WHITE GIRL AS NURSE. INQUIRE
at l2I5 10th st. NV
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WANTED-BOARD,

WANTED YOUNG MAN, GOOD BREEDING
who viii make Washington his home, wishes to
Board In private family; net over $40 per month;
no boarding houses; northwest section KEN.
TuCkIAN, Star office. it,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED ROOM
and board with private family tn West End. Ad-
dress DECLIFT0RD. Star office. It,
WANTED-2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
the northwest; terms moderate. Address bg
nail, G. r., Room 81 p o. d. 1t"
WANTED - ROOM AND BOARD, IN PRIVATE
family for gentleman; permanent and reliable
Call personally, Room so Metzerott bldg. Mist"
wANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE, 3 UNFUR
nished 2d-foOr rooms bet. 9th and 18th and 81
and q SITS. NV; state terms. Address 112 G
st. NV no11-3ts
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FEMALE.

NANTED-LADY SOLICITORS FOR A DESIRA-
pie household article Call before H. Room 2,
Sl3 18th 81 NV
WANTED WOMAN To COOK AND DO GEN
eTaI housew"rk ia small family; reference re-
quired live in the house. Apply at 1923 Roanoke
W.
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WANTED EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OPEN TO
refined. considerations business woman: wpi-estab
llshed h-n: 10 cguvassins. Address Box IT,,
Star nffcn
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WANTED - WHITE NURSE FOR is-MONTHS-
old child. references required 800 VI St NV
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| FOR RENT-IolS Sc. STORE, DIV. CIR. 5000
400 Sd sw. sto rm. 1000 80 sw, 6r ba Is 90
3oS Il sw, er. wa. 30 5S2 Sd sw, dr. wa. 80
s5s sw 5r wa l2 so 11O9 Del ar ar W 100
1873 Frances Sc. wa.5.5o BLEoNARp $50 Az sw,
nI19-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHEp HOUSE, 1928 ST.
overlooking Thomas circle: a handsome resi-
dence; furnished Is rooms; 3 baths; all modern
improvements; stable II desired. Apply 1927 N
st. OWNER. nols-3t'
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FOR RENT-TO \ GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED,
3d-story front room; southern exposure;
house; all modern improvements 1927 st.
nol9-3t-
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FOR RGNT-PI.EAStST ROOMS; PERFECTLY
heated; best of board; moderate price; private
family. best Location IL city; st. and Conn.
ave NV IS LHouGHToN, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANTED-MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE
in Washington: salary 81. 200 and commission;
$3.50 cash capital required; also good references
Is6 Ellicott SQUARE. But1alo. y. Y. nolS-2t.
Evening star., 1898-11-19

Il - - i . -N-ssSS
u near l2th,6E........I
'CEs.
9i1 + NV, I'd q, 1r..S.50
e3e Z DIV, I'd d, 2r. .2o. 90
$50 F NV. Sd n. =. 20. 90
40 La av- $40 and 1890
sun building, rooms.
$50 + NV, 4th q. .$5.0 90
4U5 Ith nw.rms. ea. 10. 90
RES.
214 9Th NV. .35. 90
elS u NV 70. 20
l425 q ne. $40
LES.
1887 14th NV (r'r). $500
1882 Mass av r'r1. 1000
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANIED-IHE NEW GIRO ULAR OF MODERN
NohaiaL CtLLEGE contains information of
great importance Get one from $40 9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-11-19

FOX REM = BEAUTIFUL, WELL-FU RNISHED
rooms; north and sautb exposure; electric
cars: centralr! excelEnt table board;
sonable; refeEsrces. hi422 q St NV. no1S-6as
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANTED-A GIRL To COOK AND HELP DO
Light Lousework: family Of three: 10 the right girl
nicc home and permanent employment. Mrs.
RUFF. Dunn I0ring Va
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.
2ld4 st. NV, II rs. & b.. anil. $3.50 90 mo-
lI2o st. NV, 10 rs. & b., ami. I25 90 mo-
le0o Sunderland pl., 11rs.&b, ami. 1000 mo-
UNFURNISHED.
IIoS Conn. ave-, 10 n. & b. ami. 100 90 no.
190S Suuderli nd pl IL rs d b., anil 65. 90 mo-
OFFICES.
134 14th ST., rooms ms......... $500 mo-
SUBURBAN.
Dun Irton." Pferees MIL I'd,
neas Conn. cars, II rs, large
nol2n II. RoZfER DULANY, 1920 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-A LARGE PARLOR BED ROOM
handsomely furnished: steam heat: first-class IN
every way; Moderate terms; board II desired
11U4 l. st. NV, near Conn. ave. nOlS-2t'
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-BEATTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO
800 warranted 5 years. Grand upright piano
win mandolin attachment, fancy stool and cover
at sacrifice. +. W. HELBIG, l742l5 7th st NV
nO19-tf - " " '
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANTED LADY AGENTS FOR LOCAL Can
vassing Apply at 1412 Park ST. Mt. Pleasant
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MALE

WANTED AT ONCE. TWO FIRST-CLASS TN
ners Apply 1713 eth ST NV.
WANTED -AN INTELLIGENT YOU NC MAN WHO
is n rapid typewriter; good chance for advance
ment: state experience and reference. Box o..
star office.
Evening star., 1898-11-19

WANTED AGENTS-WE WILL. PAY s1OO 90 PER
month and railroad expenses to any man who will
faithfully represent us in taking orders for the
most reliable portrait copying house in the world;
We pay strictly salary. Address once g. f.
MARTEI.. New York city. nol2-s.2ts
Evening star., 1898-11-19

wANTED-A FIRST-CI4ASS FARM HAND; MAR
rcd: references required ID. NJ. NESBIT. Col
iege Park Md
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FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS.
10th x st. NV: The most complete and
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vaguely connected with the Children o. the Su
and the Serpent" And a variant OF the egeA
related in the preceding paragraph mas II na
during the first year of the Christian Era IL
"Karas" Children OF the Sun and the Serpeat
came y America bringing with them the ara
industries and customs Of their native and
They were guided. the legend goes. by N0tan
QuetZulcohuatl. and peopled Mexico CenuI
America. New Granada and Peru. And they d.
PRODUCED the sacred green stone. the jade. -,
Postulatlng the necessity for such a preh<
toric RAISING from the Old World 70 the Nu
we find IL easily conceivable that America couA
he reached either from Europe or Asia II mus
be remembered that excellent arguments han
been adduced for the existence o., an lndt
African continent. traces OF which survive
Madagascar. the Seychelles and other islan&
like broken arches 81 sunken bridge And hN
PlatO's tabled Atlantis mentioned also n
HerodOtus) ever existed. an easy explanation
the route would be forthcoming. Again, ocec
surveys reveal the presence Of a submarn
bank stretching from Scotland by way 81 To-
land TO Greenland. which might conceivaN
have once existed as a continent. And apE
from this suppositlon. IL IS obvious that BehrH
strait offered an easy route either by dugour
and paddle. or In winter over ice. So that
the absence Of Grand Trunk railways and nre
class passages On Atlantic liners our adyen'
turous Asiatic pioneers had no lack OF mean
for visiting the ends OF the earth in search
fresh woods and pastures new" Indeed, D.
Rodrigues. with as much ingenuity as audaciV
goes the length Of endeayoring TO trace ID
course Of the green jade almost right away from
its original home in Central Asia
Starting from khotan. these primitive adye
turers. he suggests. descended the Oxus. ana
passing the Aral and Caspian seas followed ~
Nolga northward till they struck Poland; croS
ing Poland. they presently reached Switzeriias
by devious route dropped down the Rnin
crossed the South OF France. touching Todm
and then via the Pyrenees through Spain Al
pArs,t h.t- ,hxl
board, and launching on the Atlantic, they 80
struck the southern branch OF the Gulf Suea4
which carried them past the Island Of Madem
and the Canaries 70 Cape Verd and then
across TO America. or for a variant route. ~
this plausible catalogue OF stations suggested
DR. Rodrguess fertile ingenuity in the othe
theory's stead Picking. Corea, Yellow Sea- co.,
Of Japan. Pacific Ocean, along the current OF VI
Kuro silva. Aleutian Isles. Alaska, Upper Caf
fornia, Mexico. Panama, Amazon Valley.