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The record-union., 1898-12-09

one of the results of the treaty, a diplo-
matte contest between France and the
United States, which will have an i'm
portant chapter in history. The French
Government is reported to have re-
solved to take up the case of the
French holders of Cuban bonds. and it
is believed France will declare that the
repudiation of the bonds is the result
of the treaty which the victorious ma
ton imposed upon Spain. They argue
that through the treaty responsibility
has been shifted upon America, and
therefore the French Government will
endeavor to exact some pledge for the
payment or guarantee of the bonds.
SPANISH ARE INDIGNANT.
MADRID, Dec. S.-The .Imparcial'
to-day says the Spanish Government
yesterday decided to telegraph Senior
Montero Rios, President of the Spanish
Peace Commission at Paris, instruct
ing him to again protest against Pres
ident McKinley's reference to the
Maine in his recent message to Con-
gress.
Continuing, the "Imparcial' says
there is great Indignation at the Amer
lean Commissioners rejection of Senior
Rios request for a neutral investiga-
tion into the cause of the loss of the
Maine.
A semi-official note just issued says:
Spain has been treated by the con-
queror with unexampled cruelty, and
is resigned to her fate; but she cannot
tolerate President McKinley's accusa-
ton, for she is conscious of her COM
plete innocence. 1t is understood that
the Government has decided to end
the Paris conference, on the ground
that the decision of secondary ques-
tionS is impossible"
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EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX.
Two Hundred Cases at Bedford,
Pennsylvania.

HUNTINGDON (Pa.), Dec. s.
Among Bedford's population of $500
there are about 200 cases of what is
said to be genuine smallpox This
alarming condition of affairs was dis
covered yesterday, and up to that time
there continued an uninterrupted COM
mingling of the citizens of the town
The disease prevails from one end of
the town to the other. The Bedford
physicians disagree, some pronouncing
it to be chickenpox and others
harmless skin disease. DIR. Atkinson,
State Health Inspector, says it is gem
uine smallpox. Men, women and chill
dren he declares, with smallpox crusts
on their bodies and faces, have been
travelling the streets day and night.
and visiting from house to house, un-
conscious Of the true nature of their
affiiction. The whole town is now
closely quarantined policed and guard
ed, and vigorous measures will be
prosecuted to check the plague. The
danger to the whole central part of
the State is manifest. as people of
Bedford, while infected with the dis
ease, have been travelling far and
near.
pany A, Fifth Regiment of Hunting
don, who is afflicted with smallpox.
contracted the disease while playing
football in Bedford from an opposing
Bedford player, who at the time
showed the crusts of smallpox on his
face.
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INsULAR WIRE SERVICE.
The Government Owns Telegraph
Lines in Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The situa-
ton in Porto Rico promises to force on
this Government, for a time at least,
the experiment of Federal ownership of
telegraph and telephone lines The
War Department now controls all lines
in Porto Rico and in the evacuated sec
tions of Cuba. The latter, however, is
looked upon as merely transient. In
both places the lines are being repaired,
and this Government is handling COM
mercial messages after Government
matter.
The signal service in charge of this
work says it is too soon to draw con-
clusions as to the expense of the SER
vice, as the costs for maintenance and
long delayed repairs is just now more
than the income from the lines But
in six months from the 1st of January
the signal service expects to be able
to furnish some interesting data as to
the profit in the insular wire service.
The military occupation of the lines
will naturally continue until the estab-
lishment of a civil government, and
considerable interest is expressed as to
how the mana cement of the lines will
be disposed of eventually, or whether
it will be permanently retained by the
Government.
This enforced object lesson in Federal
management is naturally expected to
have considerable influence pro or con
in the agitation for like control in this
country. The signal office reports the
commercial business on the island
wires light at present, owing to dis
turbed business conditions, but what
there is is expeditiously and satisfac-
torily handled by the Government Tel
ephone lines are being substituted for
telegraph instruments on most of the
purely military lines, but the work of
reconstruction in Cuba is very slow,
as it is at least ten years behind in
repairs. The latest military line under
construction is from Nuevitas to Santa
Cruz. fifty miles
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS BILL.
Before the Senate Committee ON
Foreign Relations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations held
a meeting to-day to consider the bill
reported by the Hawaiian Commission
for the government of the Hawaiian
Islands
/. The bill was only considered in a
very general way, the committee de-
Gliding to postpone the detail work up
on it for week This decision was
reached because the full report of the
committee had not been printed At
the meeting next Wednesday the meas
ure will be taken up, section by Sec
ton, and the whole matter will be very
carefully considered, with. the view Of
presenting it in as perfect shape as
possible to the Senate,
Senators Cullom and Morgan, who
are members of the commission and
also members of the committee, were
present at to-day's meeting, and ex-
planned many of the general features
of the bill. No opposition developed at
to-day's meeting.
The committee authorized a favor
able report on the joint resolution for
the extension of the Mexican boundary
treaty for g. year.
While no disposition was manifested
to make any opposition to- the Hawaiian
bill as a whole, ,-asome of ethe members
of the committee indicated a desire to
amend it in some particulars. Senator
Turpie was among those who showed
such disposition. His objection to the
BILL as reported, was on account of the
provision for a Congressional delegate.
The supporters of the bill indicated a
willingness to strike out this provision,
and it looks as if this will be done.
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ped the face. Of a member of the Cuban
party. Blows were exchanged, but The
fighters were soon arrested and taken
to the Military Governors palace,
where they were subsequently dis
charged.
A repetition of this incident occurred
in the evening, when a Spanish officer
in Central Park tore a bandana off a
Cuban's head and cut it into pieces with
his sword. The offender was arrested,
and General Arolas. fearing further
trouble, distributed a force of soldiers
in the park and it's vicinity. No other
disturbances occurred, however.
GENERAL WADE MAY BE MILL
TARY GOVERNOR.
HAVANA, Dec. S.-(S:25 p. NINA
jor General James +. Wade, President
Of the United States Evacuation Com
mission, has received certain instruc-
tions from President Mckinley which
indicate that he will he appointed Mill
tary Governor of Western Cuba. A for
NAL announcement is daily expected
from Washington, though it may be de-
layed until the time comes for the
change of the flags.
General Greene will be Governor of
the city of Havana. He has already
virtually taken hold, as he is having
some of the streets cleaned and is de-
vising measures for the sanitation and
policing of the city.
The preparation for change of flags
is thus being brought about by degrees,
and the transition will not be abrupt.
Already the evacuation of the province
of Havana is complete, except for the
troops stationed in the city. OF these
there are 1900. General Castellanos
does not fix date for their withdrawal
earlier than January 1st, but they will
probably retire to Cienfuegos before
Christmas.
Admiral Simpsons departure waits
upon the arrival of General Butler from
the United States next week, as it is
thought best to have two Commission
ers here. Secretary Long has instruct
ed Admiral Sampson to leave whenever
it suits his convenience.
General Castellanos received a cable
order yesterday to draw on Paris for
81 100000 with which to pay his troops
To-day being the Feast Of the I'M
maculate Conception" the American
war vessels in the harbor dressed ship,
displaying Spanish flags.
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CONTRACT SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Cardinal Gibbons Asks That the
Question be Reopened.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. - Cardinal
Gibbons, in behalf of himself and the
Archbishops Of the Catholic Church
in America, has submitted a petition
to Congress asking that the question
of the contract school system be re-
opened, and that Congress again go
over the whole subject Of Indian edu-
cation.
The petition asks that a Congress
sional inquiry be made in place of the
departmental inquiries in order that
the merits and defects of contract
schools and Government schools may
be shown, and mot kept as a secret
of State concealed in the files of any
department or bureau"
Representative Sherman Chairman
of the House Committee on Indian At
fairs. is in favor of granting the prayer
that an investigation be made
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FAILED TO AGREE.
The Jury in the Cody Blackmailing
Case DISCHARGED.

ALBANY On. Y), Dec. S.-The jury
in the Cody blackmailing case, after
being out twenty-five hours, has failed
to reach an agreement and has been
discharged.
To the question put by the court
when the jury came into court at $40
p. M, as to whether there was any
possibility of reaching an agreement,
Foreman Van Berger said that it was
beyond all reasonable consideration.
Mrs. Cody was remanded to JAIL
The jury took twelve ballots. On
the first ballot it stood eight to four
for conviction. Those who held out
for acquittal were Charles Radick and
Abram Jansen. farmers of Preston
Hollow, and Charles Schade, a roofer
Of Albany.
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Bank Robbery in Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. S.-A special to the
''Post-Dispatch' from Arrowsmith. H..
says that the private bank of Taylor sy
Mcclure was last night entered by rob-
bers, who secured 81, 600 worth of ne
gotfable paper and escaped. They used
dynamite on the safe. which was
wrecked. Bloodhounds are being used
to track the robbers.
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Immigration Bill.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Chairman
Danforth of the immigration Commit
teee, after talking with House leaders.
says he will not urge the Immigration
bill until more members arrive, as it is
felt the passage of the measure might
be- endangered by having it go to vote
with a small attendance. Mr.. Dan
forth anticipates a sharp contest, for IN
addition to the uprising when the bill
was in the Senate, the acquisition of the
Philippines, Porto Rico and other out
lying territories promise to develop new
phases of the immigration subject.
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Appointments by the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent these nominations to
the Senate:
Postmaster-Califor Samuel j.
Brunn, Stanford.
: Navy-Assistant Naval Constructor
Richmond P. Hobson, to be a Naval
Constructor.
Also large number of appointments
under the head of Interior and a num-
ber of promotions in the navy which
have been heretofore announced.
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Stay of Proceedings.

PARIS, Dec. S.-The Court of Cas-
sation this afternoon ordered a stay of
proceedings in the Picquart court mar
tial. Several of the newspapers here
examined the secret documents in the
Dreyfus case.
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Mexican Boundary Question.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. - The Sem
ate in executive session to-day ratified
the treaty for the extension of the time
for the completion of the Mexican
boundary one year. There was no op-
position and no debate.
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Affairs in Samoa.

AUCKLAND IN. -. Dec 8. - The
following advices were received here
from Samoa: The supporters of Ma
taafa having elected King. certain
chiefs lodged a caveat, which the Chief
Justice decided in their favor. It is
now understood that Tamasese will be
nominated.
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Cost Of Propagation of Food Fish.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-A report
submitted to Congress by the Commits
sioner of Fish and Fisheries shows an
expenditure of S1S7 800 for the proya-
CATION of food fish during the fiscal year
ended June Both last.
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snore in the Bicycle Race

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-In the six-day
bicycle race the score of the five lead
ers at 2 a. m. were: Miller 1.473, Wal
ler 1,47O, Pierce 1.461. Albert 1.426,
Stevens 1855
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National farmers Congress.

FORT WORTH (Texas), Dec. S.-Hon.
D. G. Purse of Savannah, Ga, addressed
the Farmers National Congress to-day.
His subject was Railway Discrimina-
tion."
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Evening star., 1898-11-18

No. Goal and wood yard 1G03 II St extended
house; stable for : hurses. lot 6Ox9O: excel
lelt vaiue. Price, 81 .0U0. no1S y
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GAsCH BROS. 1895 F st.

| FOR RENT-D. u. THOMPSON. 1895 4 ST
18th st extd, llF $50 ~ F26 q ne ar. Sea so
| Kinney ST, 1Or. $3.50 III \ ne, Br..... - 30
2o29 Hillyer, lOr. .6uuO S37 y ne 6r...... - ~
/ 1i32 15fh, l3F. 5000 81 X ne. Sr..-.... ~ o.
l223 Md ay ne. ar. 1880 $50 Acker ne. Or. 16 %
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
The best six-room and bath bay window brick
dwelling III this city for the price $3.50 per
month; papercd throughout; heated by Ia
trobes; large closet in each room large con-
crete yard; all modern improvements, and in
fiist-class repair. 1907 30 st. NV House
open for inspection.
B. +. SAUL,
Real Estate,
no1Stf 1035 Ith st. NV.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.
2114 o st. nw., II rs. d b., a am.f. .S15O. 90 mo-
1l2u Y ST. NV, 10 rs Il b., ami. 125 10
1908 Sunderland pl., 11rs. &b., ami. = 10000
UNFuENISHED
1706 Conn. ave. 10 RS. & b., ami... 100 90 mo-
1905 Sunders nd pl., IL q b., ami. 65. 90 mo.
OFFICES.
T34 14th st. Observation-Disclosures. $500 ino.
SUBURBAN.
Dunn Irton, on Pierce's Mill rd.,
Conn. cars, IA rs, large
nOl2-tf II. ROZIER DULANY 1920 St NV
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WANTED MANAGER FOR BRANCH OFFICE
In WashIngtOE: salary 81 300 and commission,
$3.50 cash capital required; also good references.
IsS EIIieett Sanare. Rutalo. y Y. nols-2t'
Evening star., 1898-11-18

WANFEB-A COLORED MAN WHO Under
stands his business To take charge of stable of
. horses. good reference required Address
E..N Star .lftice-
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classitl-
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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LADIES GOODS.

WANTED-LADlES TO KNOW THAT MRS. IIy-
lpgston Of New York and patentee of
The eif-adJnsting Garment-cutting Machine
has taken paricrs at COS 18th ST. NV, and de-
sires the pleasure Of showing this WONDERFUL iu-
'ention for cutting ladies and childrens gar
Inents without paper patterns, pencils weights
screws or pins. A garment I've cut in hye
minutes, and perfect nit guaranteed. In order to
CONVINCE the skeptical, she will. without
charge, teach any one 20 cut garment. So
course offered, S12 this week which includes ma
chine, Instructions IN cutting waists, single or
double under ARM French and tailor bodices
sleeves, skirts, princess gowns, Louis jackets,
tox coats. copying fashion plates; also ma tchins
plaids and stripes. Patterns cut to order. n1S-6'
OUR TEN-DoLLAR SEWING MACHINES COME
with yeIrs guarantee. complete of at
taehmcnts; Instruction free at your residence C.
AuERBACH, Ith and Ii sts- DOMESTIC Sew
ing Machine Agency. noI5-tf
RS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODEI.ED
to the latesr styles; ladies' tailor made suits
finished in the most excellent manner. e HOR-
GAN. Tailor ard Furrier, 500 Ut. NV. seIS-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RESf-THE OWNER HAVING BEEN UN
expectedy called from the city. immediate
efer IL wanted for desirable and completely
furnished dv elling of rooms and bath. on \. II.
ave near III 81. II. ROZIER DULANI. 1890 + St
Eo1S-2t
FOR RENT = FURNISHED-THE EXTREMELY
4esrabie and attractive Groom residence, s1I
East Capitol ST.. has all modern conyeniences
and is fully furnished. price. 500 per month.
Apply either at house to FITCH, FOX &
FOR RENT-N1CELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON
Rhode Islan'i ave. near Iowa Circle; IL rooms;
a.m.1.; Will lease for year or longer For terms,
etc. address 5. 3. s., Star Office. no16-2w'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED. 1852 WHITNEY AVE.
NV; six rooms and bath. Apply CHARLES
W. HANDY, 610 18th st. NV. noi64t
FOR RENr-CHGICE FURNISHED HOUSES N
northwest at reasonable rates. BERNARD III.
JOHNSTON, SOS 14th st. NV. no11-rf
FOR RENT-A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE,
completely FURNISHED houses. well located In
northwest. at reasonable prices.
GASCH BROS.
oc27-tf 1907 + St NV.
n 4
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FOR RENT-1i33 PARK PLACE NE; NEAR
Two car lines; nice Groom hay window frame
house, mod. imps,; large yard; only sis per mo.
Apply II 9th st. ne. noIa-Im.
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Sto run 4 l rm, 6oS
La av NV. 20. 90
Sto&dwg 201 NJ st
sw, Ar. ...........20.00
Warehouse cor High
& Water SITS. 20. 90
Sto&dwg 1900 Del
av, 5r. r........... .lS. 90
Sto rm 224 IL NV. $500
Sto&dwg 1029 4tb
st ne, Ar. .1G. 90
Sto&dwg 3o1 X st
ne, 3r. 14.O0
OFFICES.
515 11th st NV, 1st
floor. 3r. As. 90
ID Il 90S f st, 3r. 40 90
46s La av, l rm &
hall rm. 30. 90
631 La av, ID Il. .21.o8
Central bldg, rm 7.16.O0
3 rms. 4th d 46s
La av. Is. 90
515 11th st, rms
8 and 9.........-12. Is
500 9th ST, rm 6. 90
SIS 11th st NV, rms
10 and IL. .lo.15
STABLES.
Stable & shop, r'r
1417 X st NV. rm
for 4 horses & 8
carriages. ,l6. 90
RI 1929 o NV. 1880
R'r 141S X NV. rs. 90
Stab r'r 1315-132l
1st sw. Z stalls. .12.50
R'r 1229-122912 7th
st NV. 10. 90
Stab F'r 495 G sw. 1000
Stah&carriage house
r'r 532 2lst NV. 800
RI Dds Az ST sw. 500
ni-moDthiy bulletin.
!. E. WAGGAMAN,
917 r st. NV.
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FOR RENT-THE BEST 7-RooM BRICK DWELL.
ing n this city for the price; only $1a. 10 per
mo-; on electric car line; 1923 Tth st. s.w
no1S-3t X. A. PHILLIPS, 700 14th st. NV
FOR .RENT-DWELLING Ills 10TH ST. NV;
rooms and bath; MI; rent. SIS. Inquire 930
Ia. ave se30-tf
FOR RENT-$20.50 PER MONTH; I54o CoLUM-
BA ST; seven rooms and bath: latrobes. Apply
at 616 Vermont ave. Oc8tf
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MALE OR FEMALE.

Statesmen EVERYWHERE
fer Photographic History of Spanish American
War: introductory by Mai Gen. Wheeler; front
ispiece by Frederi" Remington. the world re-
nowned artist: nearly SEQ ma gniscent photo
graphs drawn by special artist and taken by cur
photographer on battlefield: printed in the most
artistic manner on enameled paper; every one
wants the book; nothing like it has ever yet ap-
Peared. splendid chance; special inducements to
good parties; freight paid credit given; the book
of all others for Christmas holidays: tells all
about Cuba. Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philip
pines Act quick Il II. WOODWARD COM
PANI. Baltimore.
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FOR RENT-STORES,

FOR RENT-GICCERY STORE AND FIXTURES;
good location: 200 st. NV; none on other cor
hers inquire within no16-3t-
FOR RENT-TWO BEAUTIFUL LARtiE STORES
ware rooms above; cement cellars; 3OS yh st.
and 1404 l4th ct; rent greatly reduced. Apply
only TO J. W. AAIRN. owner, 1888 VT. ave.
oc.,6- lm'
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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
1925 Q st NV (fur).
1lr. Si5. 90
1910 . st nv, 9r. 4o. 30
223 A Sc (fu.D, 10r. 1900
1UO9 18th NV, Sr. 500
1915 L st NV, 10r. 1000
1903 n j av NV, 6r. So. 90
1918 Riggs NV, Sr. 5000
725 22d st NV. 7r. 1850
6I5 l st ne, 7r. .16. so
2914 NJ st NV, 6r. 16. 90
800 Va NV sw, Ar. Is. 80
1857 18th NV. 5r. II. 80
2036 18th NV. 6r. IA. 20
2Sl3 Dumbarton, Or. IS. 90
4lo So st sw, 6r. .12. 80
$50 ith st ne, Or. II. 30
1000 Jefferson, Ar. IL. 20
231 1917 st sw, 6r. Il. 90
430 Ridge NV, Ar. II. 90
800 X st sw, 6r. 10. so
241 131a sw, Or. TO-
1120-l12S X Sc. 6r. 10. 30
925 Ga ;tv Sc, 6r. TO- 90
1920 : Cap st. 6r. $50
1912 Del ay, 5r. $50
1o24 5 Cap at, 5r. $50
1922 S Cap st, 5r. s.. 30
1926 s Cap st, 5r. g. 80
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I FUN hENI- FHUNE u {.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
COR. 9TH AND Z. ROOM 2

u r, ROOM z
/ SU1 Savannah st, Pet
worth. 7rs. 20. 90
33S Spruce st NV Or. Isl 30
2013 Sd st NV, 6r. ..15. 80
3209-13 Sherman ay
J NV, Or. ...........10.50
Stab r'r 434 X NV. 90
123S Blad'b'g rd. 5r. 80
Err. Real Estate Officer.
III. COR. TTH & L NV.
I S2i 9th NV .6r&w. 1900
1874 Sheridan st, 7r&b.1G.o0
524 Tenn sy ne. .9r&bl5.50
81 Myrtle st. 7r&b. 1900
1905 L NV. Or. 90
1902 I'd NV, 6r&w. ESQ
1927 NJ av So .6r&b. 1870
42o o nw.4r&b, fiat. II. 30
44y X NV. 3r&w. 81 80
STORES.
1905 Tth, ste, ar, w. SIS. 80
3120 NJ st, store. As. 50
1914 7th. ct. crab. 40. 90
466 E NV, store, Or, b30. 90
202S 7tb NV, store 25.00
931 9Th NV, store. Is. 90
1912 1th NV, store 20.50
lI0G 1th NV, Grab. 30.5O
504 L NV. 2 office rs29.o0
us 9th ne, store. 100
AUL. coz 7th & L NV.
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WANTED SITI ALTON AS STAELEAlAN I;Y COM
pet,rr miiLeaeed man. I'D soldier willing
10 maxi him If useful. Address JOHN NOR
Gan iIfp 10th II. NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-OR RENT-WEIL-LOCATFD FARM:
ilo acres: near Il r. station; within 10 miles of
city; good meadow land plenty water: cC..i
buildings. Inquire 420 Sd st. l4-6ts
VIRGINIA REAL ESTATE EyCHANGE-FARVS
and farm lands from TO 200 acres: villa sites
from y acTe up mining and mineral properties
real estate bought and sold end exchanged G l.
S<A'ii Dill, Io+,o ST NV oc2l-lm+
FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM
OF ITO acres; {. pical site and location on Met
hh. as a genutmans country seat Also ry,
adjacent lots Of about q acres each All have
beautiful view OF mountains and surrounding
country Apply to H. W. BLUNT 1865 3Ist st
sei6-3m "
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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 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed: with stand; deliy-
cred free In city: month applies uu purchase
of new when directly following rental
WfCkOFF. SI.AMANS < RENEDICT
debit Cor. Sth and + sts NV
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PERSONAL

IF iOU GOT THE WORST END OF THAT FIEC
ton bet, you can square yourself by sendirv for
us and our full cash value for gents discarded
garments. We call.
no1S-5u JUSTH'S OLD STAND, G19 D.
DETECTIVE SERVICE, PRIVATE INyESTIGA- /
tions, personal. civil criminal cOnstlta tiuu ard
advice free 1909 st. NV, upstairs. mol tGt'
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-kENT PIANO FOR THE H9II-
days. Splendid uprghts, only 81 mo- Squares
only So no. -
ho1f-i.r BRADBURY'S, 1925 Pa. ave-
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FOR RENT-NEw HOUSESF ST. Sc. FAC
ing Garfield Park: rooms and bath; all mod
erD conyeniences: furnace: excellent and
venieIt loeation; rent. S25. Open daily, BE X
& WELLER. 602 + st. noI6-6t
FOR RENT-FINEIY LOCATED BUFF BRICK.
1880 Whitney ave-; o rooms snd bath: hot water
heat; finely finished; built expressly for and oc-
ises. ncl6-2w
FOR RENT-624 O ST. NV; 6 ROOMS. BATH
and cellar; newly papered dandy condition.; To-
cation irst-claS5: rent low, S25. 30 Key with
OWNER. 915 X. /. ave. nolG3ts
FOR RENT-THE FINE OLD RESIDENCE OF
The late DIR. ID. Z. Hagner, No. 1872 II st
ny and the offices adjoining; will rent off es
separately il desired. Apply TO GEO. W. LIN
KINS. 500 10Th NV. no16-Iw
Evening star., 1898-11-18
ATTORNEYS.

CAMl'EEIL cARRINGroN. ATTORNEY ALLAN
Webster Law building. SIS ID st. n w. Washing
ton ID. G. Residence, No. Mount Vernon FLATS
New York snd 9th Of. NV. seIs
Evening star., 1898-11-18

MUNDELL'S HYGEIA RELISH, THE APPETIZER
Will improve your turkey dinner. For sale by ali
sfotefs uo1S-Iw*
Evening star., 1898-11-18
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CAltROLL INSTITUTE HALLS,
10th near X ST. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cictics, banquets, entertainments and receptioDs
For terms apply at hail oc3-tf