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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-11
THE HAGE REDucrIoN.
A Cloud of Gloom in New Bedford Spin
 ners Vote to Strike.

ners Vote to Strike.
 New Bedford, Mass, Jan. 10-The cloud of gloom which is lowering over New Bedford has not been dispelled, and it seems more than ever certain that a labor strike, such as has never been seen nthe city history, will be inaugurated on next Monday morning. The only thing which can prevent it, Judging from all phases of the situation, is the withdrawal of the notices of a 10 mill on Friday, December 31. This eve ming the spinners took final action on the question of strike. The result was in favor of the resistance of the re- duction, 39S to 4 or as some give it., 396 to 8.
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To Prosecute New York Life Insurance Co

Tpeka, Kan, Jan. 1O.-Attorney Gen eral Boyle to-day sent out to all county clerks instructions to bring prosecu- tions against the New York Life Insur- ance company. passing his conclusions on information he had that the com- pany was doing business in the various counties without a Kansas lieenses
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London, Jan. n.-The morning paper editorials express great satisfaction at MT. Balfour's exposition or the princi- pies guiding the governments policy in the far east. but they complain of the absence of definite statements. The Morning Post says; "A great minister on great occasion has only whetted the appetite of a people ready to give him large and generous vote of con- fidence."
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DE. BOND SUED.
His Sister Brings Action to Recover on 2
 $1,5OO Note.

Attorney Tyner brought suit for Dr. Bords sister yesterday against pr. Bond to recover on a $1,500 note of Dr. Bonds tc her. Property on Kimberly avenue belonging to Dr. Bond was at tached One other piece of property was also attached. The suit is made returnabIe before the next term Of the superior court. Deputy Sheriff Dejon made che attachment.
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May be Major Ludinpton.

The Horse Guard will meet next Mon. day night to elect a new major. Cap tain Ludington is believed to be tn, popular choice.
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ConBEruys Ex1RAvAGaNr OFFER.
Announces That He Wnl Give Fitzsim-
 ,,,ons ssok OnO for |. Einisb TtgIt


 mons $35, 1000 for a Finish Fight.
 St. Louis, Jan. 10-At the close of the second act of his theatrical perform ance tonight James J. Corbett stepped before the curtain and announced that he offered Fitzsimmons $35,000 for a finish fight, the entire sum to go to Fitzsimmons if Corbett failed to put him out in ten rounds. Corbett intend ed to issue a challenge on January 1T, but he decided to make it public to- night.
 St. Paul, Jan. 10.-''Well, now, what do you think of that?'' was all that Fitzsimmons would say tonight when shown the Associated Press dispatch from St. Louis announcing Corbett's of. fer of $35, ,000 if Fitzsimmons would fight him. The proposition seemed to amuse him and he refused to consider it seri- ously. Little was to be learned from Julian, who said emphatically that he would not consider any proposition ull- til Corbett had whipped Maher.
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Southern Ry.
tschedule in effect Jan. II. 1889


All trains arrive and leave Penns5lvani ?lS
Sol A. M-DaiIy. local for Danville. Char
iotte and way stations az Manassas daily exesps
sunday for Strasburg. Harrisonburg, and Stanton.
and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Western
Ills A M.-Daily. the UNITED STATES
FsST MAIL. carries Pullman Buffet SleePers.
New York and Washington 70 JacSsonFlile.
Agheviile and Hct Springs, y. C., Knoxville AMI
Chattanooga Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pull-
nan Sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet sleep
e. New York 10 New Orleans. correcting az
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis Con-
meets at Lynchburg with Chesapeake and taiJ
Railroad for Lexington and Na-5raI B BEless:
without change. Sunset personally Conducted
tourist excursion through sleeper on TINS train
eyery Wednesday and Saturday 10 san fran-
ESQ 4:0l P. M-Locaf for Front Royal; strasBurs
and Harrisonburg. daily; except sunda{.
4.I9 p M.-Daily local for Ch1rlottes me e.,
son , N-Daily. except sunday. NEN YORK
AND FLORIDA LIMITED; composed II Pull
mans latest Drawing room Compartment Ll9T Ta,
and ST Augustine and Drawing room Car t5f
Aue7lstl with connection for Aiken
solIE27-aIIIvF+STEPy. VESTIBULED. LIMITED.
composed Of Pullman VestibuIed slesPers, Din1ns
Cars and Day Coaches. Pullman sleePers Ne"
York to Nashville. Tenn. via AsaegiAe' mo-
via Charlotte. Columbia, Savannah an1 , JacS
sanviile. uniting at DanviIe with Pullman
SlPPOpF
bi1. with connections for Aiken, 5 c. New 4ofE
to Memphis via Birmingham; New foTN -
New Orleans, via Atlanta and alon'so oias,
Yestihuled day coach Washington to Atlanta.
Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro u
Montgomery. - ~,,rr- nv,
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV;
ISION leave Washington 9.O1 A. u daily and
4:45 P. NJ daily. except Sunday, and 6-l0 r u.
Sunday only for Round Hill, 4:S2 ?. NJ dally
except Sunday. for Leesburg, and 6:l0 2 "
daily for Herndon. Returning, arrive at Wash
Ington. s:26 A. NJ and $500 ?. NJ daily. rom
Round Hill and 7:O5 A VI daily. except sunday,
rom Hsrndou, and s:34 A. n daily, except
Sunday from Leesburg-
through trains IRON the South arrive az Wash
/ inrton 6:42 A NJ. 2:2O I. NJ and 9:S5 P NJ
| daiiv and 9:l5 4 u. daily. except Monday.
/ Earrisonburg. l2:4O P. NJ and 9:35 ?. ~ daily
/ except sunday. and $50 a 81 daily from Cnaf-
/ lOttesyille- 50
/ Tickets. sleeping car reservation and ini q,
nation furnished u Offices. T0s 18th St NV. oll
/ Pennsylvania ave and At Pennsylvania Raii-
/ road Passenger Station.
FRANK : CANNON, Sd Vice President and
I General Manager.
I NJ CULP. Traffic Manager
/ " a TURK, General Passenger Agent
| L s. BROWN. Gen. Agt Pass Deps-
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & CARRIAGES

FOR SALE An extra fine pair of Virginia driv-
ing mares; perfect matched bays; coming six
years old also one single driver: be seen at
BALANGER x JOHNSON STABLE, c ST., between
- and 9th 81. 1t
FOR SALE-Just arrived from Va. some big
work horses also three nice driving horses
MIDWAY STABLES, sth and sts. NV. mh23-3t
FOR SALE Cheap. l Dayton; perfect order; l
widc-tread buggy; 3 sets OF light harness
STABLE, in rear Of St James Hotel, mh22-3t EN-
FOR SALE \ very gentle pony; no reasonable
offer refused ii bought at nee. $40 9TH ST. NV.
Item
FOR SALE cheap horse. llO5 llth St NV
mh22 Stem
FOR SALE-Cheap; phacton; 2-seat trap and
run-atout llO5 llth st. NV. mh22 st
FOR SALE suliyan's Farmers Stables, 18th and
Ohio ave. surrey, buggy, grocery and Day
ton wagons; big bargain. mh2l-l0t-em
FOR SALE Cheap, Dayton, 2-seat trap and run
about llO5 nth st, nv. mh2l Stem
FOR sALE-A very fine lady's phaeton in very
good condition. for which | have further
use; must be sold at once at almost any price
as | have no storage room for it, C.AUERBACH
Z and H. mhls-6t-cm
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WANTED-By a competent white woman. a situa-
ton TO do chamberwork or general homework.
Apply to 43s II ST. mh23-3t
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station, IS 1-2 st. and Pa Ave.
In Erect NOYemher IL. 1SDI.

HI lIlltCb 1bOd-
For Alexandria (week days.. $3.50. 1:05. 1885.
ex.; $780, s;35. $50. $50 1905. ex. IL 100, IL :45
A NJ; 1905, ex; 1920, l:l5, 145 2:O5, ex.; $40.
go S e 40 ~ es a 80 90 So' 10 % o
IL 80 L. NJ.
For Alexandria (sundays). 7:45. s:i5. 9:i5.
10:30 Ills A. NJ; l2:00 noon, Pas, 1880, 2:l5,
300, s;45. 4SO 5l5 500, 6:45. 1880, Sis. 300.
1000, IL: 20 p. NJ.
For Mount Vernon Cweek days.. $50, 500.
1905 II :05, HOO A. NJ, 1905, lis, 2;05, 1859.
Z :06 p NJ.
For Mount Vernon Sundays 7:45 9:45 A. NJ,
200 noon. 2:15, S;45 and Gas P. VI
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge week
days.. s:O0 $3.50. 1906 and II A. NJ, ICES.
u 30, 1:I5 2:O5, 2:40. 500 AIS, $50, Cos.
Z :06 and 500 P. NJ.
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (Sundays),
7;i5. S;45, 9:45 1880. II rs \. NJ, 1900 noon,
l945, $780, 2:15. 800. S;45. 4:So. 5:l5. 600.
Gas, 1880, Sis P. M.
Baggage checked free for passengers holding
frst-class tickets at station. Bicycles Is cents
each. Parcels carried. nOl3u
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Seashore Connections

For Atlantic City (via Delaware Bridge. all-rail
route, 3;15 and lI;50 p. m. daily; via Market
Street Wharf, 1000 and hoo a m, T. - P m.
week days. and 11.50 p m daily
For Cape May, Hoo A ~. week days; u;50 P
~, daily.
Ticket offices corner Fifteenth and streets,
end al the station Sixth and streets, whers
orders can be left for the checking OF bag
gage to destination from hotels ard residences
j. 3. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
J. r WOOD General Passenger Agent
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NANIEU- SITUATION - c0lohm4u: white s0btT
and ohliztugi good place. small pas; VIII
leave ctEi references. Address BUTLER. this
office. mh13-3t
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WANTED-A small printing press; suitable ior
circulars and labels. Address r. this office.
Irl13-2t
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sIrrArloNs wANrED-,IALE

WANTED b. Young man Of good education and
address, situation a. night clerk, watchmdn. 81
IHrat cutter n hotel, night duty ia any CD
Iseity gla =. Patrieh s., Alexandra. II
WANTED-A good Dread and -abe lls.l- wants a
place Address J. H. TINS ofi.e il
WANTED situatiou a. goodman. white. sober
and oh..Siugi good place; small pay; VIII
leave city, references. address BUTLER. this
office. mh23-3t
WANTED Position, by a job printer; would ac-
c=pt permanent place il country Office.
Addre-s PRINTER this Office. Inh2z-5t-eIn
WANTED Position as waiter. helman. butter or
sculiau IN hotel OF boarding house; 90 leave
o. remain IN city 1910 81. nf22-3t-em
WANTED musicians harp and violin. would
4fso engagement FIR some resort this Summer;
BE- references HARP, this office miz2-3i-em
WANTED Faithful c5lored man, 30, REF, de
silo~ situation any Kind paying - month.
JOIN THOMAS, no. RupPerston fow uw. Item
NANTED-A Young man wants good place in
Store, hr-t-c.as- reference. SCOTT GREEN
Cal @ li95 North Capitol - NV Intzz stem
WANTED Circulars 70 distribute. 75c, per thou
sand J. THOMAS, 80 1th 8. Sc. mhZ23t
WANTED Position as collector with good firm;
1esl references and security. Address COL
ILCIok, Tins Office. mil22-5t
WANTED BY Young man with 3 years expert
oroo. place a. general blacksmith helper. Ad-
dress O.. d., Obs ID 81 sw- uii2l-3t-cm
WANTED-By a coiorod man, place a. driver in
family 81 store; OF jaHitor. ". 5. l3i5 Wylie
O. ua. ful2l stem
WANTED By fr-t-glass mcat cutter and gro
GERS CLERK, position IN store; can give best
a reference. ?. J.. b., 7Js Q uw. mh2l
WANTED-By respectable calorcd man, posi-
ton as a driver ~ WORK around grocery store
a. restaurant; good reference can be furnished.
l-l 18th II. nv. nh2l-3t-en
WANTED Steward desires engagement; thorough
ly quslihcd. fully understand, the business;
economical caterer; references a. t. ability and
snffiatE- single. city OF summer resorts. Address
STEWARD, this Office. mh2l-Gt-em
NANTED-By neat reliable young man, with
%. T. CITY ref. position as butler, driver
far doctor l7g3 - 10Th 81. NV mlzl3t
NANTED-By a young c0loTcd man, place az
waiter ~ coaohmsn in private family, or 20
drive grocery wagon ref SO & 81. mh2l-3t
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A Slice Of
The Earth

is convenient thing to have, to do with
as you Will. Stocks and bonds and other
securities depreCiate in value, but the
price Of Real Estate is always on the rise
We have a number of first-class offers to
make to those who care TO investigate.
See Us at once about the following bar
gains:
A nice location on New Jersey Avenue
northwest, rooms and cellar, lot l6.5xSO,
only 2.6O0.
Reduced to $3.50 well-buiIt buff brick
house, large rooms and bath, on @ st.
ne, lot l6X100, 30-ft. paved alley.
A cheap bay window brick on 9Th st. ne.
near Md. ave, coy rooms and bath, Cry
cellar, 8. 900
81. 80 each. new bay window bricks. on L
St. near Govt. Print. Office. nicely pa
pered rooms and bath, good sized lot.
paved alley. wOOdshed
Here's house for g. $50 that beats any
thing ever offered for the price; nearly
new brick, rooms. bath cellar furnace,
lot Ib.6X9O, nice location, near 9th and II
$1,000 below value; s2.20O will buy it;
new bay window brick 6 rooms and bath,
lot l6xS0,. well rented less than three
squares from Capitol.
$500 will buy good 7-TOOm dwelling,
cellar, furnace, stable, on 9Th ST. NV.
Price $1,000, a 3-stoIy Groom brick dwell
$500 near 18th and SITS. 2-stOry and
cellar brick dwelling, lot 20xIl. alley.
SEE OUR NEW CATALOGUE.
STONE & FAIRFAX, $50 f st. NV.
FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE TO own your own
home; only So cash; balance, SO month;
price, $3.50 each; Groom houses in northeast sec
| ton. STONE s. FAIRFAX, SOS f St NV. mh2J-5t
FOR SALE Bargain; story brick. with store
and rooms; Mass ave, between ith and
9Th ss. NV; il sold by April l. 5000; easy terms;
| don't miss this HALL < JUSTICE Gl3 F 81 II
FOR SALE Houses; 81, 80; cash or time; regular
snap; 5-rOom house; also several desirable
| lots SUTOR x SUTOR, sos G St mh22-3t-em
FOR SALE-In Hyattsyile, nice Groom house;
station; good shade; worth $500; offer
wanted. c. A. NJ. WELLS, 33s Ind. ave.
mh2l-It-em
| FOR SALE-4O5 18th ST. ne: s., 500, fine piece
! of property; rooms; a. m. i; large back
| porch; terms, 500 cash and SIS monthly
| OWNER, ITO 18th st. Sc. fe2S-tfem
FOR SALE-I1O 18th St Sc, s.. 500; pretty home
| for any Is feet front by IS feet TO alley.
| OWNER, within fe23-tfem
FOR sALE-629 18th st. ne; concreted cellar and
| all mod. imps. lot 10 II by leo to alley; per
| feet gem OF a home; price. -, 700; terms. 500
cash and SIS per mo. OWNER, 10 18th St Sc
FOR SALE-A Groom brick, renting Tor 81 50
per month. FOR $500; and a 4-ToOm bricS,
renting for $3.50, for SI,l00; Tor further partl-
ulars apply for list at office. J. d. SULLIVAN,
| 18th and G. sts. w TQhlt-6t-em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

WILL SELECT neat. reliable help, male and
female white and c0l0red. free Of charge;
send postal. SOUTHERN AGENCY, 3O5 6 &.
uw. Established 1892 mh22 81
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FOR SAIE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE--Colurnbia bicycle. splendid condition,
for SO. E HouTz, 6l5 9th st. NV Item
DiDERS DON'T MISS THIS CHANGING have
this day received $50 high grade bicycles,
new and slightly used, from different storage
houses we represent, for 1-3 value; bought and
taken in exchange. NEW YORK c. CO., iSt 9th
ST. mhZ2-t
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NANTED-By colored girl, situation TO do general
homework nursing; references given. 2cG9
L ST. NV. mf23-3t
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LOST

LOST-Rod leather pockctbook. containing money;
also papers; liberal reward 10 the finder:
name on pocHotboOk. \. g. HOT RlT, COS + st.
NV. It
sTRAYED or stolen; red Irish setter Reward for
return for information leading to recovery
Of -ame- \ It. NV. 1t
LOST Certificate No 5sI7 Of supreme lodge order
OF Tonti name of +. !. Murphy OF Lyuchburg
Va Finder viii please return same to 40 9TH
st. W. and receive reward. 1t
LOST Silver clasp; initials L. f. valued as
gift; reward. 50l 18th St Item
LOsT-On Sunday, March 20, 1893, pocketbook
coHtainingr eceipts, applications; finder
viii receive reward by returning to C. b. HOLLI-
DAY, 3Os Sd St Sc. Item
LOST Friday, plush laprobe; suitable reward
ROOM 10, Central Bldg, 9th and Pa. ave
mh2I-3t-em
LOST Saturday, March 10, gcntleman's loclet
containing two pictures. Liberal reward if
returned to this Office. mh2l-3t
STRAYED- From 704 nth ST. Sc. small black
and tan dog; tag No. 1925; reward il returned
mh21-3t
LOST-On Saturday afternoon, gold ring, set
with an emerald and diamond. The finder
will receive a liberal reward by returning ring
to L. j. BOSTABLE, Druggist, 10th and sts.
NV. mh2l-3t
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FOR sALE-couHrRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-A beautiful country seat; three acres,
new s-rDom house; unly -, $50; 500 down;
easy terms. Address BOX 20, this office. mh23-3t
FOR SALE-l32 acres near Laurel, Nd; new g.
room dwelling: barn and out buildings %
acres in timber: good water; fruit; price reduced
20 -, 200; easy terms; assessed al $500; a de-
cidod bargain. HALL a JUSTICE, Gl3 ST. IT
k0R SAFE Best bargain ever offered; Broom
dwelling with acres Of ground; on steam
and electric railroad: fine grove; would make fine
boarding house; price reduced 10 s. 500; small
payments. HALL JUSTICE, Gl3 st. It
FOR SALE Brookland, Groom cottage and 5000
feet OF ground, =, 200; room and two story
stable y 500 Bryan Park lots, $50. CHARLES
SICKEIsS COS 9Th 81. mh233t
WANTED-Immodiatcly TO sell or exchange de-
siralilc property (suburban) for city house or
small farm near Il. Il. OSCAR this Office
mh223t-em
FOR sALE-Cheap. over an acre OF land in lIy-
attsYilIe, on line OF electric road and near
station; bargain. @. A. NJ. WELLS, SSs Ind. ave
mh2I1t-em
FOR sALE-Grcens Mountain House; price, S12,
600; finest location in the q. s.. for sani-
tarium cost SO 900; send for description. c.
W. GREEN, Harpers Ferry, W. Va. mhIl2W
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WANTED-By a respectable. settled coloTcd wcm-
an, place cook n small family or cook
and laundress. 1908 n y. NV. Item
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WANTED Position, by a job printer; would ac-
cept q permanent place il d country Office.
Addrczs PRINTER. this Office. Iuh2Z-3J-cIn
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wASTED-AGENTS.

FRANCES Z. WILLARD-Her beautiful life. com
plete; officially authorized and indorsed;
authentic and reliable; fully illustrated; BONANZA
Tor agents; liberal terms; write TODAY 7. "
ZlEGLER a. CO., Zlj Locust St, Philadelphia.
EnhIg, %, n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Customers for skim milk at 10 cents
per gallon. Address ShlN MILK, this Office.
mn.3-Gt
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WANTED-HOI-SES

WANTED-By April Is or Groom house or
fat; permanent If suited; rent not 10 exceed
$40 Address L. T., this Office. mh233t
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WANTED-ROARDING.

WANTED-Two boaTders for nicely furnished
apiece per week. No. 2g37 II ST. NV mh22-3t
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u ANTED-Appa-atus for he treatwcut Of rose
and throat; air turn spIays, etc. stale what
g5u have and lowest price icr cash. ADDRESS
BOX rs. this Office IL
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FOR > ALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-We viii sell you a nice lot the
Great Falls Electric Railway; 2jX125; for $3.50;
payable SO cash, balance 81 weekly; will double
your money within years; no interest or taxes
until paid for. CLARK BROS, 037 d st. NV.
mhS-Imo-em
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-M ISCELLANEO
FOR -Light-running "Domes-
tic" Sewing Machines and other
makes, 75c per week, by the month;
New, $50. "Automatic,' our price,
S35. New High Arm, ST. so. First
class Repairing. Any Domestic pat
tern in the house, sc. & AL Err
BACH, Z 81 IL.
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WANTED-At once; three unfinished rooms for
housekeeping; must be reasonable Address
RETLAW this Office. It
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wASTED-FARAiS.

WANTED-To rent farm; 10 acres or more; Mary,
land preferred by month or year. Address
J. B., this Office mh22-3t-em
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-House on H ST. sw.. rooms; m i. {;
frst-cass order; $2033 c. BOYER < son,
PA 18th St sw mh22-St
FOR RENT-A neat, coy Groom, bay window
brick; a. m. l.; large yard; dry cellar; price
$l7. 1O5 eth st. Sc; owner Z26 st. Sc. Item
FOR RENT-Furnishcd, IO-room house on East
Capitol ST. squares from Capitol; pleas.
ant summer home; has wide, shaded porch and
large yard in rear; terms moderate. Address
A. b., this Office mh22-7t-em
FOR RENT-Handsome Groom brick; cabinet
mantes; bath; cellar; furnace; range; gas
stove; modern improvements; convenient to cars;
$3.50 per mo. 722 5th ne. Apply at house.
mh22-3t-em
FOR RENT-Low rents for comfortable fveroom
houses, cellar and stable; 1912 1914, 20lS
eth st. NV, SO each J. CHESTER, els 18th
st. NV mhlS-tf
FOR RENT-small house partly furnished; rent.
$50. Address A. b. Il, this Office. mh22-3t
FOR RENT-O Only SIC per month: elegant s-room
and bath brick house: with a. m. i. near Mt
Pleasant and Soldiers Home. s. T. SHOE
MAKER, $40 + 81. mh9-tt
FOR RENT-Brick; rooms; m. l.; 1903 lOtE st.
nv; SPA C. BOYER son, 2li eth ST sw-
fe11-ttem
BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED-Lady or gentleman with $3.50; can
make Sl,gso clear profit. Address 81 RE
CASH, this Office Item
1
92G 9th St NV; fixtures nearly new and the
best ice box in the city; cheap 1t
CIGAR gTnpF cv,,rt,.rf ,r ...,.,,,f,. So ,r..:.,.
Cnrrfct1IIa Iivi,,r. t,r;ca u :. ,x,arses Cnly
5oc d,, DI-ET tp ,Oi ;, = ,,b,3 -
- nm, -,
Wan lED -I&ttner, 4ctFe anu Iti'4p'si VIZ, "it'
sii'Hl caPluI' 70 HelP tSls i lton'ap.e uu'i-
us Iiai TI 9'aq tiai o'9" I'es's"'pii. ~
FOR SALE-Lunch Tccmi one OF the best To-
cations in the city; opposite Government
DIi',.iis, Au'i''77 i'oN 10 TINS oi.i1e, -
WILL sell lunch room cheap on account OF leav-
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