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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12

BASEBALL ToFTCs.
Champions In the Best of Shape for the
Closing Games.

Champions In the Best of Shape for the
Closing Games.
Boston. Sept. 12--The Bostons prom
Is, to open the week in the oest of shape,
with Tenney back in his old place at
first. lie WI be needed i'm the games
In Philadelphia Wednesday the club
Will return home for four games with
the st. Lorises. and on Saturday .hc
Louisvillcs Will be the attraction.
Meanwhile the Cincinnati will be play
Ing away from home. appearing in Bal
timorc on Wednesday for four games,
and going to Philadelphia for Saturday
With any kind of luck the Bostons
ought to gain on their nearest rivals dur
Ing the week. The Boston pitchers
have all been doing excellent work. and
promise to finish the season stronger
than any other corps.
The o-tags OF the leaders year
ago was considerably greater than II
Is today. This IL due to the longer
season. to cie increased number Of ac-
cidents 10 players, and To the keenef
compet. lion among the clubs year
ago but two clubs were i'm the running
at this time; now there are three. Gin
cinna. has improved considerably In
percentage. but has not the batting
strength To enable IL to keep clear OF
sts rivals. With the Cincinnatis play.
ing away from home and the Balt-
morcs on their own grounds the latter
cl. ID ought to get firm grip on second
place, New Yorks record has saggeG
bodily, while Cleveland and Chicago have
shown seeded gain. Philadelpho
promises to Surpass its showing OF last
season.
The New Yorks beat the Washing
tors easily Sunday in weehawken, n.
j. Seymour was in fine form and was
too much for the senator's at all stages
OF the game. only four hits being made
OFF his delivery. Seymour broke the
strike-out record OF II. held by Doheny,
by compelling IL men to fan the air.
The Louisvilles again outplayed the
Cincinnatis yesterday and won handily.
Magee lasted but two innings Bowling
who succeeded him. was In fine form.
The Chicngoes won two games from
the ST. LOUIS team yesterday by superior
work both In the field and with the stick.
s)owd's catches OF three hard hits all
most INTO the bleachers and wonderful ,
stops and throws by Cross were the
features Of the first game. The Chi
csgoes did great running.
The Bostons won their third straight
from the New Yorks Saturday: the Gin.
cinnatIs were doWred 10y the Loulsvilles:
the Baltiirprrs Won ard lost In double
header With the lI'ooklyns; Pittsbure
beat Cleveland: The Chlcagoes were
treated td an upset by the tailenders.
and ths Philadslphias won from the
Washinsiors.
The Eastern lsAsu 6 fasyn closed with
Sunday games. The osder in which The
teams nnlyhed and their psrc ntagei
being as follows: Montrcais. 5si
Wiike-barres. 555: Torontcs. 5ss: Buf-
faiots. al: rrNidcnccr. fa2 Syrscusee.
tsl; springhclds. iss: Ottawas. isi.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
EAST GREENWICH.

The sc hool committee has appointed
MIR. Il. A. Noyes. principal OF the gram
mar school; Or. II, -. BlakesIec prin-
cipal of the East Greenwich academy,
and superintendent Cutler as a COM
mittee o. examine candidates Who Wish
TO attend the academy and receives the
tuition granted by the state and town.
The tax assessors meet today and fol-
lowing days until all the taxes shall
have been assessed. Those having bust
ness with the assessors should attend
10 II as soon as possible.
Mr.. w. III. Wilson has presented a
petition 90 the council asking that his
son, Herbert M. Wilson be sent 10 the
state home and school.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry q. Russell. who
have been spending the summer at
their summer residence, the Oaks. on
Potowomut Neck. left Saturday for
New York. and sailed today from that
port for Europe. They intend TO re-
main abroad two months. MIR. Charles
T. Dorrance and family OF Providence
will occupy the residence I'm the alb
sence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Messrs. william Eager. III. q. Mills.
S. B. Aldrich of Providence and s. Il.
Nickery OF Cottage City. Mass. spent
Sunday with Mrs. L. Mills on Mawncy
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey OF New
London. Conn, are visiting friends in
town.
MIR. Archie Jaquith OF Boston is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter
on Rector street.
Mrs. Phebc Davis and Mrs. Thomas
G. Brown have returned from North
ampton. Mass.
Mrs. Marshall Gilbert of Wakefield
has been visiting I'm town.
Rev. s. G.. Smith OF Norwood deliy-
cred an able sermon at the Baptist
church yesterday. as did Rev Frank
Appleton, rector of Trinity church OF
Pawtucket. at ST. Lukes church.
The funeral of Martin Calvin was
held from the Church OF Our Lady Of
Mercy yesterday afternoon at . o'clock.
Ii was one OF the largest attended fu-
nerals held in this place for "A number
OF years. The beaIers were Messrs
Kelley. Patrick hnckey. Patrick
Galera. John Donolon Michael Dono-
Ion, Martin Looney. The interment was
in the Catholic cemetery at East Green
wich.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
NEWPORT.

Three of the committee of the Royal
Ulster yacht club who came over TO ar
range for the America cup races with
the committee of the New York yacht
club had day at Newport yesterday.
Vice Com. Sharman- Crawford and
Honorary Sec. Hugh l.. Kelley arrived
on Friday and yesterday III. G.. McGil-
downey joined them.
Vice Com. Crawford was at the
Ocean house till he was burned out,
since then he has been the guest of
Mr.. Herman b. Duryea of the New
York yacht clubs committee. Mr.. Kel-
ley is visiting an old friend Alexander
O'D. Taylor. Jr. Mr.. Gildowney IN at a
hotel. Mr.. Fife was expected. but he
viii not get here. All day long they
drove about with their hosts viewing
the interesting points about Newport
and calling at the various clubs. where
they were entertained.
They lunched at the golf club. where
they spent two hours. They also tar
ried for time at the Newport reading
room, where they were registered by
order of the governing committee. They
will go on TO Boston today on the early
train. Their purpose is To look about
the city for few hours and then go
bH 10 ioToiitp. AZ Il OIoHto tiiey Will re-
main several days visiting old friends
there and staying at the clubs TO which
they already have been invited.
Their stay i'm Newport has been quiet
as they wished II to be. Some OF the
members OF the New York yacht club
would have given some formal func-
tions in their honor, but when at New
York the visitors intimated that they
merely wished 10 see Newport in pass
ine through TO Canada.
Vice Com. Crawford desired to race
i'm one of tho Herreshoffs aos. On Fri
day he went out with Mr.. Duryea, but
was Obliged 20 hurry ashore To save his
property from the burning Ocean
house. and SATURDAY. when he again
went out with Mr.. Duryen. they got
into a dead calm. and the event had
20 he abandoned. Messrs. Crawford
Kelley and McGildowney have made
many friends here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
OLNEYvILLE.

Passengers OH Thornton electric
car, last evening. got a scare but fort
unately nothing worse. through the
the passengers or the men running the
ear had OF the fire was when the blaze
came up through the floor, and then
the car was brought to halt while
the passengers alighted.
The affair occurred just beyond the
Thornton watering trough and Town
Sergeant Hiram Kimball. who happen
ed to be In the vicinity. aided the mo-
torman and conductor TO push the car
to the trough and with water pals ex-
tnguished the flames, which had for
a time blazed quite lively.
A special car from Olneyville went to
the place and took the damaged car TO
the fire station or Hose 10 on Plainfield
street and there a quantity OF chemical
was applied which extinguished the
smoldering woodwork.
The entire interior was scorched and
the floor badly burned while five Win
dows were broken out. leaving but three
whole glasses In the car.
The fire originated by incomplete In
sulation which generated a spark.
Court General Sheridan's outing at
the Fenner farm In Johnston yester-
day. was n decided success in every
way and the attendance was one large
enough to overrun the entire farm.
A bake, that is seldom equaled and
never surpassed was served and judg-
ing from the manner in which the as
semblage partook of it. this fact was
fully realized by everyone.
After the bake. there was a number
of athletic pastimes indulged in. which
were too numerous to mention and all
passed off pleasantly.
Refreshments OF all kinds were serv-
ed with a generous hand throughout
the afternoon and early in the evening
the return was made
The funeral OF the late Fred. Evans,
son of Elisha o. Evans. occurred yes
terday at the home OF the latter on the
Old Killingly road. Johnston and was
attended by an exceedingly large gath
ering of relatives and friends from this
city and elsewhere. The deceased was
very popular young man as was at
tested by the large amount of floral
offerings
The Johnston schools and those of
the annexed section opened this morn
ing with good attendance. but the
order of things in the annexed section
viii he somewhat peculiar to the teach
ers for a while, IL Is stated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
coRBETT-McoY FIGHT.

Asbury Park. Sept. l2.--James ]. Cor
bett hardly believes that there will be
any interference with the fight with
MCCOY. Il cannot understand why there
Should be any opposition" said the sx-
champion. The bout will be fought un-
der the provisions of the law. and Will
be for 20 rounds only. have gone to
considerable expense In preparing for
the battle. and II will be shame II the
authorities interfere. My training ard
incidental expenses will amount 10 more
man the forfeit will receive II the fight
does not take place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disea SO.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional
disease. and In order TO cure ID you
must take Internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls catnrrh Cure IL not a
quack medicine. IL was prescribed by
one ~ the best physicians In this conn
try for years. aud IL a regular prescrip-
tion. IL Is composed OF the best tonics
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination ~
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results I'm curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
Il. 4. CHENEY a. CO. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold hy druggists. price 7sr.
Halls Family Fills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
KILLED BY A JEALOUS WOMAN.

Denver Sept. 12.-W III. Lawrence OF
cleveland, who was shot by Florence
Richardson In a hotel In this city Friday,
o'ed yesterday. Lawrences brother has
taken charge OF the remains. Lawrence,
VINO had wife and family in Cleveland,
mad been with the Richardson woman
several weeks prior to their registering
at the hotel Friday as w. H. Rockwell
and wife, and the shooting was the result
OF Jealousy caused by Lawrence's de-
eiared intention of leaving her and re-
turning 10 his family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
"Jack and III. Pearstalk."

Jack and the Beanstalk" will be
presented at the Providence Opera
House tonight as an appropriate at
traction for the opening OF practically
new theatre. This extravaganza is too
we'll known here TO call for extended
notice. II has no rival among the sim
liar works In the regard OF local theatre
patrons. Whatever briliancy. merit
and attraction it has shown I'm the
past will be present i'm tonight's per
fornance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
HeIp Wanted.

WANTED--House painters wanted:
none but first-class men need apply.
NJ. Olsson. 1S1 Prairie avenue. s1-tf
-------
AGENTS-'ro sell the greatest OF all pic.
lures sales over cc.ooo daily; "Reniember
tho Maine" in ~ coiors, showing accurate
photographs of each and all of the 2cC heroes
who were lost ON the Maine by spanish cx.
plosion. Havana i!arbor. on heavy mat
boari, HxlD. - per hundred. The Great
Santiago Battle, showing accurately the
sinking of the Spanish fleet. with portraits
Dewey. sampson, Schlcy. Evans. Leo. Hob
son. on 1IXli heavy card. in colors. f2.n0 per
hundred. Groups of Iiobson and his crew,
heroes ~ the MerrImnc, ln colors aud of
Mckinley. Miles. Shnfter. Dewey, sampson,
schlcN. Issn~. ttppson. Sig-bee, on llxil
card. IN color-. $50 per hundred. Battle 90
ss..0 per hundred. samples. iOr. ent.h tafn.
loguc Tor stamps iicnry Myers. isv. Bruad
wny. ny Eu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12

a tailor In Chicago accidentally swal-
lowed a needle and died as result OF
the Inflammation set up by the small
needle Little things frequently have
y Great power ~ is seen in few small
doses of thn fomons lIOstetter's StOm-
ach Rittera. which. however has an
entirely different effect from the needle
ln this notice. The Bitters make ncr-
vois. weak and si"kly. persons strong
and vcli again. They arc also good for
dyspepsia and constipation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12

J - TwO-basc hlts-WhItcrs, trishNn, COoney,
Dolan :, Massey, Friei Three base hits
Harrington. Hemming ,. Home runs -
Lynch. Harrington stolen bascs-Cas-iiy,
Nichols. Double play--siouch 10 Coopey to
Canavan. Firs. bnse ON bails--On sullivan ];
on friei 2. struck oui--By sullivan |. I'm.
pire--Docschcr. Time--lh. 3om.
sOnc out when winning run was scored
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12
FOR SALE miscellaneous.

FOR SAL.E-One Rubber Tire STAN
hope. one REn-a- -bouf and one Park
Trap. V. j. Lewis. 60 Broad street s9-6t
FOR SALE--PeriodIcal and cigar
store; good location: viii sell cheap for
cash. Apply 12i Westminster ST.
sept7 Ct
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Southern Ry.
fscbed,,,e IN eject Jan. N. 1sos. !

schedule IN effect Jan II. 1880
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
senger Station
s:0I A. M-Daily. local for Danville. Char
Iotfe and wzy stations at Manassas daily except
sunday fer Strasburg, Harrison5urg, and Stanton.
and at Lynehburg With the Norfolk and Westers
lis A. M.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
FAST NAIL. carries Pullman Buffet sleepers.
New York and Washington to JaIksonvli is:
Asheville and Hct Springs, n. c. Knoxville and
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pull
Or New York 10 New Orleans. connecting at
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis. Con-
meets at Lynehburg with Chesapeake and Sal'
51iIr solid tain. Washington 70 New Orleans
without change Sunset Pe-sonzliY e9ad1cted
tourist excursion. through sleeper on tins tram
every "Wednesday and Saturday % I4h AIAT
s.0i p. M.-Locai for Front Royal. strasbGTs
and Hq5r;Gnog5 gv di5y , s of
500 r M--Daily. except Sunday. NES YORK
AND FLORIDA LIMITED; composed * Pan-
W. Observation AMI Dining Cars, foz Jacs sonyiiis
and st Augustine. and DTawing-room Car Iof
Augusta, with connection Tor Aiken S.1, .un
solvET@sT1ivESTFRN. vEsTIBULED, LIMITED.
composed Of Pullman Festibuled siesYers. Dia -
Cars and Day Coaches Pullman sieSpers 80
Work 10 Nashville Tenn. via Asheville hnor
1iiia and Chattanooga; New YORK 10 Tampa.
via Charlotte. Columbia, savannah ana i }1-H
zoOviffe uniting at UaINlA41
SIsener from Richmond 10 Augusta. via SotHin-
bis, with connections for Aiken, :. C.; New 4ofx
10 Nernphis via Birmingham View 4orN .
New Orleans, via AtIant4 and Montgomery
Vsstibuied day coach Washington 70 atlanta.
so1tnern Railway Dining Car. Greensboro %
N9 Tb EMS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV:
ISfON leave Washington 9;0l A. ~ dalS 1ao
a.15 NJ daily. except Sunday, and o;lo r. Pr:
Sund,y only. for Round Hill, 49, r NJ da,f
except Sunday. for Leesburg, and 6;lJ u ~ ~
| daiIY for Herndoa Returning. arrive az Wasn.
| inqfep. sec A. NJ and 500 P NJ daily. noio
Round Hill and :O5 l. n daily. except SUNDAY.
| from H,-udon ana s;3s A ~ daily ezeePs
| Sunday, from Leesburg- -. yv,sn.
| Thr5vch trains from the South arrive ar aS1 "a
/ inpton $40 A. Nj 2:z0 I. NJ and go r NJ
/ da7Iv and e:45 A. ". daily, except Ao1d3y.
I Garyyisonburr I2:40 P NJ and s:S5 p NJ daAy'
e[nsrs Srisy. and $50 A NJ daily from Char
TicSets, sleeping car reservation and inio OF,
cation furnished al Offices 7OS 18th ST. NV; 2Ii
( p@nrSvlvanis ave and at PennSy .'ania h4lF
| read Passenger Station -. 81
| General Manager
NJ CULP. Traffic Manager
" A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
l. s BROWN, Gen Agt. Pass Dene.
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RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROADS
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3 srREErs
T:5o A. II. week days--PTTTsBURG EXPRESS
Parior and Dining Cara Harrisburg to Pitts
1850 !. NJ PENNSYLVANIA EdMITsD-Pan.
msa Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and Obser-
walton Cars. Harrisburg 20 Chicago. Cincin-
rati. indianapolis, Sc Louis. Cleveland and
Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg
1850 A. NJ FAST LINE-PdIlman Buffet Parios
Car to Harrisburg. Buffet fsrioe Car. liar.
$50 P. H.. CHICAGO AND sr. LOUIS En-
preSmsleeping Car Washington to ST. Louia
and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg %
81. Louis. Nashville (via CincinnatD and
7s2o P NJ WESTERN expRsss-PaIlmaa
sleeping Car to Pittsburg. Chicago and Har-
.o g s STysi%Rd psHSg Ss z Shiss1.
man Sleeping Cars. Washington to Pittsburg.
a nao harrisburg to 81. Louis and Cincinnati
Io;4o p H. PACIFIC ADMINISTRATIONS slsev
ing Car to Pittsburg
1:J A NJ for Kane. Canandaigra, Rochester ana
Niagara Fails daily. except Sunday.
1850 A, N. for Eimira and Remove daily. exeeps
- sunday; For Hilliamsport daily $40 P. IL
';zO P ~ for Williamsport. Rochester. Erie,
Buffalo. and Niagara Fails daily except
Buffalo,
io:4o P. ~ for Erie. canandaszua. Rochester.
snhaic and HiaEara Falls daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington to Rochester sat-
urdays only.
For Philadelphia, New York ma the
East
400 P. NJ CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
daily. all Parlor Cars. with Dining Car from
Baitn0re: Regular at 100 Dining Carl.
goo. $50. 1000 Dining Carl, and MOO
E;45, S:l5. 4s2O. $685. 1000 and u:j9
H. On Sunday. 90 Dining Carl. 500.
zoo m;oo Dining Car f1m Wiimingtonl 4
r. NJ For Philadelphia only. fast express
week days: 2:oI and $40 :. Il daily Foe
boston without change, 80 A NJ, veek
days. and $40 P. ", daily.
Fer Baltimore 6:25. 700. $50. 500. 300 100.
1850 and II 100 A NJ l2:15, ls:D. l2:5s.
2:od. $:l5. $40. 400 (Limited), 4;zo. 4:3s
6:4o. 6:15. $50. 40. 1000, 1910. HIS and
ss:9s. 1870, MOO A. NJ. ia:I5. Ids. s:gl.
s:l3. $40, 400 Q4iDited), 4i2o, $40. 5.lss
ESQ. 7:to, 1000. 1910 and 1850 P. "
For Pope's Greek Line, $50 A. n and 4:35 r.
r u, daily; except Sunday
-. A. n. and AGO P NJ
Atlantic Coast Line-''Florids Special 70:
?. NJ week days. Express for Florida and
points or Atlantic Coast Line. 4:So A. NJ.
Sac P NJ; daily Richmond only. 1o:5s 4
mond and ssaboard Air Line, 40 P. NJ.
daily: Accommodation for Quantico. 7;45 A
H.. daily. and 4:25 p. NJ. weekdays
Seashore Connections
For Atlantic City (via Delaware Bridge. aIl-raiI
route), BIS and IL so p. m. daily; via Market
Street Wharf 1000 and HOO a. m. u 45 p. m,
week days. and Il.5O p M daily
Fos Cape May. Hoo A. NJ. week days; n:5o P.
NJ, daily.
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and @ streets.
End a. the station, Sixth and streets, where
orders can be left for the checking Of bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences
J. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
j. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
RAILROADS.
IUHI H5SutfOit, TO II 2 ot. anu ~ ~
In Effect NOYPm hAr Id. 1901

In Effect November ii. 1907.
For Alexandria (week days., 6:30. 7;o5. 1856.
ex; 500. $685. $3.50. $50. 1905, II 90. IL 40
A. NJ; 1905 ex.; 1920, 1:l5 1:45 2:05. ex.; 2:40.
800. 3:55 ex.; 4;i5, ex.; t:5o. sos. $40, ex.;
$40, sos. ex, $3.50. 7:06. 500. 900 1000, 1:sO.
lt:5e p. NJ.
For Aiexandris (sundays), 7:4s, s:45, 9:45.
1890, 1I:15 A. NJ: 1900 noon. 12:45, 80, AIS.
300. S:i5, $3.50, 5l5 $780, GAS, 1880. s:l5. 300.
1000. il 20 p. ".
For Mount Vernon (week days.. 6:3o. $500.
1906, Hos HOO A. NJ, 12:o5, lis, EOS. $3.50.
700 NJ.
For Mount Vernon (Sundays), 745, GAS 4 NJ.
1900 noon, 2:15, 3:45 and Gas P. NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week
1920, lis. e:05. 2:+0. 1920, AIS, 500, 6:O5.
:68 and 500 p. NJ.
For Arlington and Aque6uct Bridge (Sundays),
7:i5, S:45 GAS, 1890, HIS 4. NJ, 1900 noon.
I2:45, 1:3o. 2:15, 800, s:45, A.so. Sis. 600,
6:45 7:3e, Sis P. n
Baggage checked free for passengers holding
frst-class tickets at station Bicycles, rs cents
each. Parcels carried. no1Su
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Horses. buggies and dIytoEs; $50
and - Der tlay to drummerS ami business
IN n. PRESTON'S STABLES. Sth and sts- NV;
'phoDc gI7-2- ml29-9t
DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER'S. eth ard
II sts- nol5-t
FOR .liRE-FulI dress suits 81 only. julius
COHEN. lI0i 9Th ST. NV. nO10tf-em
FOR HIRE-To drummerS ard business men.
horse and buggy or dayton. 3 per DAY, and
ipeeial prices for pleasure driving. Apply 70 the
REX STABLES. rear 6l5 ST. NV; telephons
Call. leo apS0-H
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FOR SALE-HOU SES.


FOR RENT-Frame house, cor, 11th and D SIS. s.;
5 rooms and BATH 5000; key lOl5 E. Cap st.
mh2S-lw-em
FOR sALE-s-room brick; northwest; a. m. j.,
$3.50; cash down, $1,000; owner leaving city.
Address CALIFORNIA, this Office mh2S-St
FOR SALE-A rare chance; $500 cash: balance 50
month"; including interest; price, ), go;
worth, s., 500; coy 6-rOom. bay window nicely
papCred; ON OF the best squares on st. ne.
STONE Il FAIRFAX, sos ST NV. mh2z-St
FOR SALE s.. GOO will buy coy Groom brick,
with bath; cellar furnace and cellar; stable;
9th ST NV; will rent for so. STONE q FAIR
FAN, SOC + st. NV mh27-St
FOR SALE We offer the best bargain in the city
for - $50 on 9TH St. near Md. ave. nice
rooms and bath; cellar; this house cost owner
So SEQ. STONE & FAIRFAX, SO6 F ST. NV.
nh2T-3t
FOR SAILS coo near Lincoln Park: new. b.
bay window brick; lot I6Xl0O; alley.
STONE Il FAIRFAX, 500 + ST. NV. mt27-St
FOR SALE Here is snap house OF rooms and
cellar cable ears; ne; lot, 80, also
two vacant lots I5xSO worth. $500; aust b. sgl1
to settle estate; educed to $500 aud an ofIyr
will be considered. c. BOYER = Sun. ~ sth
St mh2l-3t
FOR SALE Txo-story brick; northwest; renting
$3.50 10 good tenant; s., $50.
FOR SALE-Good groom frame; northwest; good
yard; alley rear; Sl,SOO.
FOR SALE-Pretty cottage home: well located
in Anacostia; rooms; bath and large lot;
sTARGARDTER K GRIFFrrHS.
mh27St GIL 18th St NV.
FOR SALE IS \, sroom house. 81 800: acres;
groom new lousc, $1,000; IL 4. Groom
house. $1,000; > y, lO-roOm house. =, 500; 3 Is
\, $50; near 1aloma. Md, W. PARKER SMITH,
1913 81. ny. mh2T-5t
FOR SALE Nice house in IIyattsville; near sta
tior; shade; worth 1000; offer wanted, c.. \.
~ WELLS, aSS Ind. ave. mh2S-7t-em
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NAN1ED-YOung lady, stranger in city, desires
board and room. Address, stating price
which must be moderate, STRANGER, this office
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FOR RENT-Nice fur room; reasonable Call
426 10th st. W. mh29-3i