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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-05

There has been a growing feeling in the
securities market during the past fortnight
that, whether there is a general speculative
advance of stock values or not the shares
of the so-caled industrial group are like
ly to experience increased activity and sell
at higher prices. Success covers a null
titude of sins, so far as the financial and
speculative markets are concerned. The
ability of the sugar combination and of
the American Tobacco company to pay
large dividends, and the activity and high
prices for their stocks in the share market
have been active in keeping alive a certain
degree of interest in other properties of
the same general character, even If
dividends were intermittent Especially
upon the common stocks), and if manipu-
lative assistance in the market failed to
draw public interest to securities or to pre-
vent the stocks in some cases from selling
at comparatively low level.
The promise now held out in this connec-
ton is that large demands and active con-
sumption will make amends for the kind of
results which have been seen during the
lean years from 1898 to 1897. and will result
In large earnings, with a corresponding in
crease in dividends, tending to realize the
perhaps exaggerated anticipations which
were entertained when most of the large
industrial corporations known to the stock
market came into existence. 1t might be
noted that American sugar, the favorite
with the "street" out of the whole group
is, strangely enough, exempted from the
present agreeable anticipations, owing to
the expected beginning of q competitive
war in prices for refined sugar, with the
new opposition of refineries, although it
may be said that the idea that this conflict
may be harmonized finds Judgment in many
minds. In other respects, however, the
leading industrial companies are declared
to be in excellent position to take advan-
tage of the better conditions and higher
prices that now open before them. 1t is
impossible to refer more than briefly to
the factors in regard to elcl individual
case which Wall street is now discussing.
The National Lead company, for instance.
Is expected to be benefited to an increas-
ing extent by the extraordinary consump-
ton of paint which attends the advent of
good times, and which has already pro-
duced marked Improvement in prices
for the company's products. United States
rubber, it is pointed out, has harmonized
differences with it's effective competitors,
has on hand large stocks of raw rubber,
which are worth considerably more than
was paid for them, and has through the
period of depression successfully main
tanned the payment of dividends upon its
preferred stock. In the case of United
States leather, what is believed to be
great advance in the price of Its product
has started, enhancing the value of its
enormous supplies of material and proms-
Ing the most substantial kind of profits.
These are only typical instances, but they
might be multiplied to cover the view TAX
EN- of conditions and prospects of all the
lndustrials prominently known to Wall
et.-BradStreetS,
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Plain Words

A vast amount of slush and rot has
been furnished to the people of this city,
both by word of mouth among the citizens
themselves and also through some por-
tons of the public press, concerning the
scenes at the depot as the soldier boys
passed through. That there have been
some scenes which should not have oc-
CURED is something which cannot be gain.
said, but few always have a penchant
for misbehavior in public. The women and
girls of Sacramento should not be judged
by the actions Of those, nor should the
brave boys in blue-who as a rule are intel
ligent, well educated gentlemen-be crit
icised because of the escapades of a hand
full who probably never would have
thought of any unseemly spectacle had
they not been given encouragement. To
treat these boys in blue now and hereafter
as though they are contamination to wo-
mankind, because of the acts of a few, is a n
uncalled for insult to the soldiers.-Sacra-
mento Bee.
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.S1S,45O
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

NEW YORK, June 4-There was no trace
left today of the reactionary tendency man
lifested in the stock market late yesterday.
The change might be accounted for in two
ways. First, the adoption by the senate
OF the section of the revenue bill authoriz-
ing an issue of bonds and treasury certfl-
Gates. Second, the professional spectators
who sold the stocks and took their profits
early in the week were anxious to get back
at low prices. The second explanation is
more likely to be true. 1t was evident be-
fore the opening of the market today that
1t would be difficult to effect any further
decline in prices, as London had advanced
Americans fraction all around. London
made much of the action of the senate in
adopting the bond provision and was also
influenced by the persistent rumors from
Paris, and even from Madrid, that Spain
was seeking way to peace. Paris bought
Spanish fours heavily on this rumor and
erected sharp advance in the price. 1t
IS probable the buying of Americans in
London was in part on cabled orders from
New \ ork, by purchasers too eager to wait
for the opening here. No account was taken
of the reported sinking of an American COL
Her IN the mouth of Santiago harbor, as it
was accepted as a measure for blotkadng
the harDor. The rumor of the destruction
or the Spanish fleet had more effect and
prices advanced buoyantly all through the
list.
When the bank statement first at,peared
there was some pressure to sell by traders
VINO make 1t rule to always sell stocks
when the bank surplus reserve shows de-
crease. But better analysis of the return
soon led to renewed buying. The use of
money reflected in the loan expansion is
a healthful feature of the business outlook.
Ihe closing was active and strong at near
TOP prices, net gains in the cases of most
active stocks ranging between one and two
points and in exceptional cases above that.
Attention is attracted by the govern
ment S statement of the amount of money
IN circulation in the country on June /
which is stated at 81, S39 1898 256 exclusive of
the holdings of the United States treasury
ms is a circulation per capita of 1921 73
Inc increase in the circulation in Nav
alone was $33, 1854, of which s32 ,5333 81 was
OF gold. For the year the circulating me-
dun was expanded $3.50, 164, 361 and of this
Sl29;3i9,95S is of gold. The rountry's NET
gold imports of nearly 500 900, 900 in lioui-
dation or the trade balance appears In the
circulation: But that this amount Of net
imports or gold comes anywhere near eff.
fecting, final settlement of the trade bal
a aI OF the year is not conceivable. The
trade balance for the fiscal year in our
favor Will certainly approach near $500 .OOS-
oOO, compared with the greatest previous IA
Vorable balance of less than $500 900 0fO
Bonds have distinctly shown the broad
enlng pressure of idle money seeking en-
ployment In enlarged business and Higher
prices, United States new tours have adj
vanced a. the old fours. coupon, 1. the
twos ", the fves, registered, *, and the
hVes' coupon, IA in the bid price.
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Evidence so Convincing that Evca
Skeptfcs believe.

Mr.. II. Parkman. Emporia. Kan, says:
"Had bladder trouble for. three years
Four doctors failed to help mo. Mlnyon
cured me, and also cured my wife of female
trouble"
owen Snider, SIS 10th street, Denver,
Col, says: WAS Il martyr to rheumatism
for twelve years. Could scarcely walk.
Two bottles Of Munyon's rheumatism Cure
cured me-"
Mr. John Johnson. 800 T.. 9Th street, Los
Angeles CAL saws: Munyon's Remedies
cured me of catarrh, rheumatism aud
colds"
Mrs. Ada Frlsbie, 1siA Edward street,
Helena Mont says: Il want the whole
world to know that Munyon cured me of
female trouble after l had suffered fifteen
years"
Mrs Louis Everett Owego, n. D., says:
"Munyon cured me of stomach trouble,
my husband of rheumatism and my daugh-
ter-in-aw of female trouble"
Guide to Health and medical advice abso-
lutoly free. Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia.
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement)
Sarah e. and G. M. Graves to Ell
mira r. Gilman-Lot % and part %
and "a, sub. of A Bristol trt, 3 yrs,
per cent ............................ 81, rs,
s.. d. Mott ct al. to III. S. West-Part
lot 6, blk II, II. S..............,.. 1OOt
II; N. Baldwin ct al. to d. G. Ives
Beg. at SW. cor. lot 80, E. ]. Bald
wins Add. No. to Santa Anita Col
.ony, tn. E., etc, yrs, per cent. LOO
A. j. Chapton to A. C. LIE Baron
Part lots and 3, Aherns sub. of
part of Ahern trt, yrs, II per cent ZOO
e: Mosher to S. f. Judy-Part lot 8,
Reyes trt, yrs, II per cent. . 2,6Ot
|. p. Taylor to j. r. Smth-Part lots
80, 40 and Al, Judson trt, yrs, IL
per cent .........:.......... ........... 500
j. Wolf ct al. to w. Lewis-Lot II,
Feldhauser's sub. of blk Sc, o. s.,
3yrs, IL per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 1,00(
j. NJ. White ct al. to Ellen NJ. Huckins
Lot II. blk D. Morris Vineyard
sub, yrs, 10 per cent. 1.5D
Ten mortgages under $1,000. .......... 4,6O,
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS az
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Transfers, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement.)

DAILY Statement.)
E. A. Davis ct al. to b. M. Blythe
Part lot +, Ro. Santa Gertrudes 49,. $500
Mary A. Partridge to S. S. Reeves
Lots and s, blk IT, Cal. Coop. Col
ony trt; to correct former deed... 1,5(
Elizabeth ii. Ross to l.. l.. Clark and
Nathan 70. Boudry-Part lot 2, ST.
ezra Madre trt In
{. nj. Stimson to c. l. Clarkson-Lot
30, blk z, Williamson trt. ..... 1,S
j. 2. Magill ct al. to c. r. West-Part
lot ~, River blk. Observation-Disclosures, 1.5(
j. A. Smith ct al. to W. r. FORSYTH
Lot ia, Alexandra WE'LL trt. 1Ot
Rosario Winston to Simona NJ Brad
bury-Lot s, blk F. Mott tract.... 5,O(
Isabella G. and j. w. Haverstick, by
John Burr, sheriff, to b. Kingsi-
baker-Lot 4, blk "a lot s, blk IS.
Huber trt; lot q and part %, Kughen
u Casterline sub. of Ward trt; part
Secs. "A and ID, l N. 11 294
W.. l.. Hastings ct al. to Barney Os-
tick ct al.-Und. one-third int. in
Buena Esperanza mine, in Cedar
mining DIST. Recommendations. Lee
w. j. Ahern ct al. to II. l.. Rice
Lot III, West End Terrace. ......... LOO
L. ). Z. Lowe ct al. to c. II. Carey. re-
ceiver of willamette Steam Mill l..
d MIG Co.-Lot or blk b, e. b. Mil
lar trt ................. 651
Iwenty-six transfers under $1,000, of
which 10 were nominal ......,. 264
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London Markets

NEW YORK, June 4-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets here were quiet today.
The tone was steady, but consos and India
Issues were shade lower. 1t is said con-
soils have been sold here by holders in or
der to release funds for the purchase of tne
new Greek loan recently issued and which
is being sold to London with about quarter
per cent premium. There are rumors that
81 larger Indian loan is imminent, but the
rumor is probably premature. India was
quite large buyer of Americans. Ameri-
cans were steady and quiet and most above
the New York parity. Spanish bonds were
strong. The London market is BE-.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-05

the past week has been light and the f1uc-
tuations small, ranging from one to three
points. The powder stocks have been
strong and Giant advanced two points; this
company has been doing well of late and
there are rumors on the street of dividends
IN the near future. Oceanic advanced to
", and sold off to So and closed up at co. ex-
dividend, on sales of 1915 shares. The gas
and electric stocks are quiet and steady
with small transactions. The sugar stocks
nave been dull, but with strong undercur-
rent of strength
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Interpretations

San Gabriel Deciduous Fruit association,
San Gabriel; capital stock. $4,000: subscribed,
$500 Directors w. A. Hartwell, S. d. How
Morton Haig, James A. Parker and Ed
mund II. Parker.
Duarte Deciduous Fruit association, Du-
arte; capital stock, $500; subscribed $3.50.
Directors, Frank l. Bliss, j. III. Shrode,
Thos. Glenny, Samuel Maxwell, VIM. Chip
pendae
Martin-Muir company, formed to do a
general foundry and machine business, Ne
vada City; $4,000; all subscribed
Ell Dorado Gold Dredging company, San
francisco; 81, 100000; subscribed, $1,000.
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Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, June 4.-California dried
fruits strong.
Evaporated Apples-Common, case per
pound prime wire tray. 9u912c; wood dried,
prime, 9lac; choice, 913410c; fancy, 10c.
Prunes-4mSl2c.
Apricots-Royal, SG10c; Moorpark, 10d12c.
Peaches-Unpeeled. 5M9c; peeled, 12Gl16c.
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Exports and Imports

NEW YORK, June 4.-The imports of dry
goods and general merchandise for the week
ending today were $7,55S,241.
The gold and silver movement for the
past week at New York was: Exports of
gold, $4,000; silver, 19169; imports of gold,
S94 271: of silver S1O341
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-05
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, June 4.-Bar silver, 5SHc;
Mexican dollars 451ac.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-Bar silver,
$3.50; Mexican dollars, 46H@46Ac.
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Treasury Staten emit

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $19i ,S1S SOB;
gold reserve, $40 ,9l3 944.
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ranch, 14laM16c
Pouitry-Turlxey gobblers, 9d11c per h.;
old ROSTERS, 950u4.50 dozen; young roost
ers, 7.00@S.50 small broilers, 25Od3.0O large
broilers, 40O45.O0: fryers, 5.50a6.C0; hens,
3.50M5.00 old ducks, 3.0Om3.5O; geese, ESQ
Ito pair; old pigeons, LOO; young pigeons,
125IuI75.
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Bond List

NEW YORK, June 4.-The following
are the closing prices of BONDS on I've Ne"
York stock exchange today:
U new As reg 1928 n Carolina 6s....l24
do coup. .l23 DO 4s.'..iVs
U S As 1857 N Pacific lists. ..ll9
do coup. LII 90 os..'.'.' oi%t
u IS reg..ll11l N C & st l. As .105
do COUP. .111is Nor & w s......120
District 3-G5s. ia N w consois.... 1898
Ala class A.. no do deb os..-.ll2h Y
do 1O5 o Nav 1sts.......115
do c.. 49,. so 90 S.. 9o1a
do cur. 80 y Line os r'.Isq
Atchison As 80. 927s . > Line os r.. .lV41a
do adj As. G51s . Imp ISIS r.'..lloi2
Can So DDS. 90. Joss do 5s e.: Go
Chi Term 4s... sc Pacific Is OF 3D. .lo0l3
c & Ohio 5s. LIE Reading is........ S9Ss
C II & ID 415s. 10i5s r q w lsts.... 81
d & r G lists. 1861 st l. q M con 5s. %
ID & r G 4s.... 94A st l. > Il gen 6s. iva
L Tenn lists. ..107 81 + con. :.....'ii9
Erie gen 4s..... "a st ~ + lsts'.IlS
T. w & l. lists tr % do os...ll5
Gen Elec os. 1852 SO Ky 5s: ......... 10 q
G II & S A 6s. 1882 ; d i 6s... ~
II & C 5s.109 Tex l. G lists. 1888
do con IS. .1Oi do reg 2cs.. 81
Iowa G lists 1001h u + d & G lists. 53ia
La new con As. 100 Wabash LIST 5s... .10914
l. q N uni As. 90H do 2ds.'... S4s4
Missouri 6s.. 100 w Shore 4s......l0S
Nj X & T eds. 63 Va Centuries..... 6S
do 4s..... S71s do did,. q 3
N Y Cen lists. lis U p pfd........... 6l%
N c 5s.......1 ia do 4s....... 10
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Trunks. Bags, Leather Goods
]. c. Cunningham. manufacturer dealer;
repairing a speciality. 222 South Main. Tel-
ephone M SIS.
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Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's. 1924 South Spring street.
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OFFICE OF THE HERALD,
LOS ANGELES, June 4, 1898.
Industrial Stock Values

Good manners are made up of petty
sacrifices"
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Stock and Bond Market

The transactions for the week ending
Wednesday, June list, on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Bond exchange aggregated
10000 bonds and 9415 shares stock as fol-
lows:
BONDS
Bonds. Sales. Close. Bid. Ask
Edison 1. & P. 6 p. c. 1,OoO91271s 127a
Park & c. H. r., p. C. IA ,OO0a1O7la los
S. p. of Ariz., p. c. 2,000d105 104A 105
g. v. Water, 6 per ct. 2,0O0dl117 116%
8. v. Water, per ct. 1,000g102 1015s 102
STOCKS
Water Stocks Sales CT. Bid. Ask
Contra Costa Water. lisa 5SM 5SA
Spring Valley Water 455@1OOA 1915 100
Gas and Electric
Pacific G. Imp. Co... 90dS6 Sc SCI
S. +. G. G. Electric. 1O5GI S61a S5h
s. F. Gas.............. ESQ 81 81
Banks
Bank of California. 5M244 2431a 245
Street Il. R.
California St.......... 50410Sh 10S1s
Market St.............. 4S5lp So 80 521a
Powders
Giant Con-. ............ 635dD 463s 46 461s
Vlgorit .............. 1,55O@ 81 81 Sh
Sugar
Hawaiian ............ $4,000 2O3s 2OA 2Olh
Hutchinson 5000 49A 4SN 4SB
Alaska Packers ...... 90fD "a 93Ib 81
Oceanic Steam Co... 1,375dD So 6OiA COZ
Pac. e. BOraX ....... 150p101H 49, 1O3
According to the Argonaut the business
90 the San Francisco exchange for
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N Y Central. .116A Silver Cert ...... 59ls
Nor West ..... IL 7 q lron...... 2oH
N Amer Co... u Leather "a
North Pacific. IS do pfd...... 6iA
do pfd... 67Sf u S Rubber. 20
o r & N....... 1j4 do pfd...... Is
Pittsburg. :. ..16S Chicago 4 NV. .12S
Reading ...... 1917 do pfd. 80. .1721a
Ore Short Lime 80 Westeyn Union. 1l9
st L G. F.. st l. " SW..... 5
do LIST pfd.. GA do pfd...... 10A
do I'd pfd.. 3OB r G W........... 251s
st Paul ....... zoos do pfd. ..... GA
do pfd. .14Sis Chicago q G w. IA
st p G. Omaha. 7Sl4 Hawaii Com Co. %
do pfd. 49,. 149
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, June 4.-The FOLLOWING
are the closing prices on the New YORK
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AlCillSOil rs. I3Lz
do pfd. 32N
Baltimore & o. 1917
Canada Pacific. S7k
Central Pacific. IA
Canada South. 527s
Ches & Ohio. :. 22la
Chi & Alton. 1853
c b & Q.......1O51s
Chi & e Ill. 64N
c c c & st L.. 35R
do pfd. :. 70
Del & Hudson ITO
Del & L w. .16O
d & r G. liz
do pfd. 4SX
Erie new .... 1914
do LIST pfd 36%
Fort Wayne. .168
Great N pfd. ia
Hooking Val. 51a
Illinois Cen. los
Lake e & W.. 15l
do pfd. :. 70
Lake Shore LIB
Louis & Nash. 56ss
Manhattan l.. .1O41a
Met st Ry. .156A
Mich Central. .1O4l
MINI & st. H.. 30
do LIST pfd.. S97s
Mo Pacific...... 35%
Mobile & Ohio. go
M X & IT,. liz
do pfd. -. 34%
Chi Ind & l.. :. SH
N Y c & st L.. IL
do LIST pfd.. GO
N ] Central. S5ss
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According to the Argonaut, the business
90 the San Francisco exchange for
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NEW YORK, June 4.-The following
re the closing prices of bonds on I've New
York stock exchange today:
y c, ,o,,, de rao CarnIro Is 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-05

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC ELEVATORS
fICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. WASHING
ToN. ID. c.. March 30. 1895. Sealed proposals.
will be received ut this Office until 10 O'Clock
an, APRIL II. 1888. for furnishing and erect
ing In the Government Printing Once seven cleo
tric elevators. The right TO reject any and all
bids and to waive defects Is reserved Detailed
specifications AID regulations, with which bidders
must comply. may he ohtaiped by addressing this
mi3l -ap5&f2
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BOARDING.

4 SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNING A
fur.. hath. every eosvsnteace. deiighffHlly cod
- snmn.ef. hone comforts, wosld HE Z few
=. Aw. uk2A-1vs
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FOR RENT Office lODI G NV. !. IS %
zlOS Ward pl. Or. $50 60 030 Whitney 90
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Store 730 10th ID. o. Bruokld houses. o so IN
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WANTED-HOUSES.

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particulars
apo-2t' II. l.. NJ. Star office
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Star office. mh23- 2ws
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We have customers To buy modern houses.
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FOR RENT-BY r. 8. DONALDSON.
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1896 18th .lor&b.5.5y SOB 4th Sc, 0rSb. ~. so
lit Az sw, stSdw $3.50 T21 It'll Sc, Or. Is. 80
$40 It'll ne Tr&b. 1890 1901 5 Cap, 6r&b. 1000
92l NC nv Sc Grab u. 81 6l2 Seaton SrSb. 10. 20
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1o4 Z Sc Gel, 1T. .25.5 3 Baltimore, Ar. 800
2149 nws ar. .25.o0i Cos Blair ne, Ar. 30,
1927 Cap. ar. $50 100 18th Sc, 6r.. S.3,
1854 10th NV store. 90 Blair I'd, mod DIV ,1lr,
COS Sd ne, Or. 1880 acres of ground o.00
ap5tf H. l.. RUST. CTS 14th st. W.
FOR RENT-NEw MODERN I2-ROOM HOUSE.
2516 18th st. NV, Columbia Heights. $50 per
month. Awnings and screens for windows in
cluded. Inquire room 8, Bliss bldg, IS st.
NV, or telephone 1856. ap5-2m
FOR RENT-oCCUPANCY GIVEN FREE FOR
one year to a partly furnished STONE MANSION
in the suburbs a street railroad to any
who can furnish to lie furnished
ffth Of Its value as loan.
Call 1926 st. NV,
ap53ts Second floor.
FOR RENT
Our maximum charge for collecting rents and
exercising general supervision rental
property, paying taxes and insurance amounts
to only the value of eighteen days rent
upon property occupied for the whole of the
year. Our skill in obtaining good tenants
and in retaining them may you
than this during the period.
Is not this worth your serious considera-
ton!
B. q. WARNER & CO..
1t Property Managers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-05
WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED-A LARGE. cool. FURNISHED ROOM
Tor summer, southern exposure away street
cars, not next 10 roof; 3 SQUARES from, In
terror Dept; not $40. Address FRIGID Star
oi'c" ap5-2ts
WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
3 or unfuTaisEed rooms, cooking. Address
stating location and price, Box I41, Star Off e.
ap2-3t'
NANTED-iF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
ed see me many desirable applicants daily !;
light housekeeping rooms in demand; moderate
charge when tenant secuted. II. J. STALEY, IS
Atlantic building mln4-Im