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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
IS "PEELER" ONE OF THE
 "ATTERSONS"?

ored individuals and partnerships will have tendency to show that there has been wrong conduct on the part of the board"
 ''The court" said Judge Belcher, twill not amplify the rulings already made touching matters of the same charac- ter or nature. It is only necessary to say that if the defendants are not con- nected in some manner with this tes- timony it will not avail"
 On going into the books of the tim Der preserving annex of the Dundon pool. that is to say, the journal and ledger. a unique. complicated and mys- terious method was slowly revealed. Slade said the books were kept in this manner, with only two accounts, be- cause it made it so easy for him to explain everything to Dundon's satis- faction. The following extract from the testimony of the day will give a fair idea, both as to the system of book keeping. and Shades comprehension of its simplicity, together with the first discovery of the 'Peeler' in the log pile:
 Q.-On page of your journal there is an entry under the date of February 20. 1896, ''P. F. Dundon." Is that check 10? A.-Tenth page, page on the ledger
 Q.--Referring to page 10 on the ledger? A.-Yes. sir.
 Q-Cash not accounted for. sS50. Dit to, s1060 Ditto, $50 Ditto, s. Cash P. F. Dundon as above, S206o." The figure , precedes that last entry. What is that? A-The page on the ledger.
 Q.-What does that entry mean there, Cash not accounted for? A--If you will follow the entries right down through il will explain itself
 Q.-Can you explain it? A.-Mr. Dun don, in the course of our business. made advances of money, and we credited it to his account, and to keep it in double entry form we had to make a cross en- try. and we opened on our ledger at that time cash account, and that I think is the only time that cash Is mentioned in our bookkeeping. He afterward rendered us an iteniZE statement and turned in his vouchers for the amount, stating for what the money had been used. We just credited him in blank with the money. S20f5. and charged it to cash. Afterward We made the cross entry, itemizing the whole thing. It was for moneys advanced and he afterward accounted for 1t.
 The court-To whom? A.-To the San Francisco Timber Preserving Company. Yes, sir; that is, the after entries will show.
 Q.-What after entries? A.-Following It seems 10 me rather intricate, and as it happened in 1896, which is nearly two years ago, I think. to refresh my mem- ory on that. that I had to refer to his statements which we could produce at the request of the attorney. l don't real ly remember what that is.
 Q.-Your system of bookkeeping is not so simple of explanation when 1t comes to examination. Alt seems to be a very difficult matter to make proper expla-
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by the San Francisco Timber Preserving Company for the Board Of State Harbor Commissioners? Alt did not
 in the eGr an of 0 Francisco @ A--Nothing whatever to do with the Board Of State Harbor Commissioners
 When the vouchers arrived it trans pired that the Dundon cash checks or s2o65 and sS75 SI were for the Dundon Iron Works
 After that lengthy series of peel CT" checks and checks to Dundon and cash. without voucher proof. in con- nection with which ensures had been made in the accounts, were put in evil dence- Attorneys Cope and sullivan had magnifying glass. with the ald or which they minutely examined the 'peeler" substitutions and erasures- Judge Beleher availed himself or the instrument frequently. Shade declined to do so when requested to look at the fresh made fuzz on his fine work on the ground that he was not an expert. At one time Siade affirmed he could produce vouchers for every check, but when it came to the mysterious cheeks for s2c0 and s250 to cash he discovered that the vouchers for them did not ex- iSt.
 Darby Laydon reappeared after re- cess and requested permission to ab- sent himself. explaining to the court that he was a bidder, with a single competitor for contract, and as they were within a few hundred dollars of each other a good deal of work had to be done" The unconscious wftticism provoked an outburst of laughter. Lay don was allowed to stay away from court until next Wednesday.
 On one Of the ''peeler" stubs the word had been written above the era sure. Slade did not know why the era sure should have been made and
 peeler' written above in order to make correction He had a good memory, but it was not good enough to remember why he did this or for
 whom or what or where"
 It would be work Of tiring reitera- tion to review Shades testimony as to these checks and erased entries. Where Dundon received checks ito cash without vouchers Slade said they were for salary. Though 8 partner. part of
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
A FIGHT DECLARED OFF.
Choynski and Ryan Will Not Meet
 Before the Empire Club.

Joe Choynski is of the opinion that he is being chased by a hoodoo.
 'I have journeyed across the continent more than once" said smiling Joseph yesterday, "only to meet with dfsappoint- ment in San Francisco. I don't know how it is, but I feel always uncertain when I am in this city until after my engage ment is finished. I certainly thought that everything was all right on this occasion but the inevitable has turned up again and as consequence I am compelled to take my departure once more without having an opportunity of showing the people Of San Francisco that l can still do a little bit of fighting
 ''Yes. my match with Ryan Is of for good. all because of the black eye Ryan got through an article written by the sporting editor of a morning paper. don't want to fight before a small audi ence. you know, and judging from the re- marks of people who should know some thing about house pulling I have con- cluded not to fight
 ''Yes. I will leave in a few days for
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nation of.
 Q-Is there anything fin these books at all that would show the nature and char acter of these expenditures of MT. Dun don; what they were spent forE Al think that I could find it in the books; perhaps not itemiZed- know about what that money was advanced for. l could explain at quite a good deal of length about that, what that money was spent for, and I can bring his statement with what he had spent it for.
 Q.-We would like to have all these vouchers; as many as you have or MT. Dundon's. I will call your attention to page 27 of the journal, under the head of expense account The date is November g. 1896; check No. 211, s2G0. Will you produce that? A.-Here it is (producing).
 Q.-This is a check to cash: Have you the stub book of that? A--No. l had it here. but I didn't bring anything except what you told me to bring
 Mir Sullivan-We would like to have the stub book. Al can't get it here before
 MT. Cope-That item is now "peeiers.' '' That appears to have been erased and the word '.peelers'' written in; Do you know when that was done? A.-No, do not
 Q.-Did you do it? Al did.
 Q.-Do you know when you did it? A. I do not.
 Q.-What was your object in doing iti Al don't know. It was evidently writ ten In wrong and corrected. I might make an explanation to your Honor about items charged to expense this way: There is no charge to anything except to expense. and it amounts to Q great many thousand dollars. All the labor is charged to ex- pense and all of the improvements that have been made from time to time, in- cluding the time after the fire; that is all charged to expense. and we have no other account to charge anything to ex- cept to expense and to oil. All the creo- sote oil that has been purchased has been charged to oil account Everything else has been charged to expense account There are only the two accounts.
 Q.-You will observe that check No zll ! is made to cash, se00? A--Yes. sir. Q.-1t bears no indorsement whatso- ever? Alt Is not necessary. Q-| am not asking you whether it Is necessary or not A.-N bears no indorse- ment
 Q--You showed us a check made to cash and indorsed by Dundon. Alt was done unnecessarily.
 Q--Do you know who handled or cashed that check? Al do not Q--You say you don't know when this change was made. the erasure and the word "peelers" written in? Al don't know.
 Q.-Do you know why it was done? A Except that it was entered enormously in the first place and corrected. Q--Don't you know that change is a recent change? A--No. Q.-You are familiar with ink2 Al am familiar with It.
 MT. Sulliyan-Isn't that ink fresh ,
 Q-..t was not made within a day or
 GOT within the last week? A.-Wfth- in the last week, no.
 Q.-Wfl you produce check No 13e?
 tNinesS does so.1
 Q--There is nothing to show from the check what that money was for? A-No. sir.
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THE SCOTT WILL CONTEST. Amanda Nelly, Niece of the Tes-
 tatrix, Commences Suit.

One by one the heirs of Angelia R. Scott are filing contests to the applica- ton of the executors that her will be ad- mitted to probate.
 Yesterday a contest was filed by Aman- da Nelly, niece of the testatrix The contest alleges that Mrs. Scott, at the time she made the will. was not of sound mind; that she was unduly influenced by Louisa Garcia, Helen Gerrish and Frank Garcia Jr., and in consequence was not in a condition to execute valid will.
 Under the terms of will under date of November q, 1881, the contestant was made a legatee to three-fftieths of the testatrix's estate, but under the will of October 2 last she is cut off with a be- quest of S1
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Divorce Suits Filed.

Anna E. Hons has filed suit against John Hohs for divorce on the ground of failure to provide
 Mabelie L. Greenwald has applied for a divorce from Louis Greenwald on tha ground that the defendant has been con victed of a felony.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-04
The Female Rectifier.

Internal Revenue ColleeSlr Lynch has completed his report in the matter of the seizure of a quantity of brandy on the premises of Mrs. Christiana True at Livermore and has forwarded 1t to Wash ington. He recommends that the com promise which Mrs. True has offered be accepted-that Is the payment of a recti- fiers license from December. 1SoS.
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Chicago by the northern route and will give exhibitions in Portland, Montana up my expense money. You see, I paid my own transportation from the East and consequently I cannot demand any thing from the Empire Club. but let 1t go at that; no use crying over spilled milk"
 Ryan may take his departure from this city on the steamer which will leave to- day for the Australias- He is thorough ly disgusted with his luck in America
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To Cure Cold ip One Day Take Laxative Promo Qutaine Tablets All druggists refund the money If 1t falls to cr,re Sc The kenuinn has |. B. Q. On each tahlst
Evening star., 1898-10-20
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-HANDSOME FLATS FOR HOUSE
ReSp1ng; large fooms' best location. Address
sl2 14th 1T. NV. cc2a3 3ts
Evening star., 1898-10-20

WASHINGTON, ID. e, POST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forw arded 10 the ports az
salhng daily, and the schedule of closiugs is ar
lahged ON the presumption Of their uninfs sruptod
overland transit For the week ending October 22
ihe Est pnectng closes Will be made frUlL this
Office follows:
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Ru9- -tu. .th&s-tf

FOR RENT
800 Z. Or. mi. $500
1T41 18th. l0r, mi. .65. 90
Cleveland Park, fur
nished, l0r & ba,
Gel. mi. .......-.. e5. 90
I635-D Lime Kilns. GO. 90
1906 18th, 10r 4 b,
eel, mi. mi........... .55. SO
1907 18th. 9r&b, mi. 81. SO
1882 I, l1r&h Gel mi40 so
2l49 n, 9r&b, Gel, mi. 81 so
1926 Pa aY. Tor. .37. so
2301 NJ, 10r&b. mi. .35. 80
2iSS L, l0r, eel. mi. 80. so
20ls N, l0r&b, M ~ so
22l9 l, Sr, mi 80. 80
430 17th, sr&h, mi .2I 10
2205 l.. Sr&b, mi. .25.5O
3024 Camb' 'ge. .Sr, mi. % so
1918 NJ, 9r&h. w.g- -25. SO
1918 kingmaD. CRIB,
Gel, mi i-.........-22 SO
1149 E, 9r&b. mi. BE so
1219 Both, 6r....2 .2e. 80
g2l I'D. 6r&b, mi. -. 90
13l0-12 10Th. 7r, b, mi. Is. so
2s1s-2o Olive. CRIB,
eel. mi i.-.......- is. SO
26lS L. Or. eel. mi. 1850
SOS 23d, 6r. b. mi. .l6. 30
Brightw'd, 6r, Gel W. LIS. 90
2I32 p, 5r, eel. W. IL. so
ocS-s, tu, th WESCOTT &
FOR RENT-S20; W0l
house north of boundary
lain bath, clbinet MAJ
yestibule. china closet;
3afh Sf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FINE NEW HOUSE; . RS; A. NJ
hay window; brownstone steps and base; cabinet
mantels very large closets; newly papered
large concreted cellar; blocks from Ave. aud l..
Capitol ST. 219 9th ST. Sc; S3S 30 per mo.
....1a ~
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classlfl-
cations OF Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.

81 A bLES.
1908 G. 2 sits, w-S12.oo
1S29-31 L. IS, Woo
Sll 10th. ! stls. loft 1890
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WANTED-A POSITION AS HOME OR VISITING,
gpverness by a teacher who has had experience in
ktndergart en-, primary and advanced classes; Eng
Iish branches and piano references Address Boy
NJ. Star office
Evening star., 1898-10-20

ESTATE OF MICHAEL. A. FRENCH, LATE OF
District OF Columbia No. S.44s Docket "a Is-
sued October l, 1Ss.-Application having been
made 10 the Supreme Court of the DistIict OF
Columbia, holding Orphans Court, for probate of
last will of said Michael A. French. and for
letters testamentary said estate, by John l.
Brown cnd Andrew Jackson, the executors naulsd
in said WILL this is to give notice to all con
cerned 10 appear in said court Friday. the 4th
day Of November. D. lSlS ht 10 O'Clock m,
TO show cause why such application should moi
be granted. Attest ]. kOTA McGUI. Register
of Wills. ID. {. MILAN & SMITH, Pro tors FOR
Applic ants. oc6-law.3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEMALE.

WANTED BY TWO RFSPF1sTABIE COI.ORED
girls, places chambermaid, and plain
cook Address 23O91s Cbamplain ave, bet Fla
and Columbia read It,
Evening star., 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-WITH BOARD-922 MASS. AVE.
NV; two large communicating rooms; southern
convenient 10 lines and colleges excellent
location. oc1y-St"
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FOR kENT-3 BRIGHT, CHEERFUL, FURNISH
Ell rooms; single or ell suite; terms very reason-
abie 10 permanent party. 1216 N y. ave-
oclY-3ts
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FOR RENT-1113 . ST. NV; SECOND-STORY
front and communicating rooms, with private
bath; also third-story front; southern exposure;
hrstclass table. ocl9-3t"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUI RENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.-Eva +. Winks. petitioner. VS.. Rob
ert Franklin Winks, respondent Equity No.
10, 1SS. Docket No. 40. pn motion Of the peti-
tioner by her solicitors, MILAN and Smith it Is.
this 10th day OF October AID. 1885, ordered
that the respondent Robert Franklin Wlnks,
cause his appearance 10 he entered herein On or
before the first rule day occurring forty days after
this day. otherwise the cause viii De nra.ee,lad
with in OF default Provided that ,upy
OF this order be published once a week la each
OF three successive weeks before said day "a the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star.
The object of this suit is absolute divorce. On the
ground of adultery and willful desertiou and
abandonment. W. :. cox, Justice. A true copy
Test: J. Il. YOUNG, Clerk. By NJ. A CLANCY,
Asst. Clerk. nO2O- law. .3w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENr-AN OPPORTUNITY To RENT A MOD.
ern, dss!rahle house, Ils2 y A. ave. some OF
present OCCUPANTS wish 10 remain. Sso 81 per mo.
u l. NI ~. %s liih NV. oreN 81
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WANTED-BY \ RESPECHTABLE COLORED WO-
man, place as general housework chamber
maid: can give good reference. Can address
6lDi, l. ST. " oc2D2 2r@
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FOR RENT
40l Al NV, Sr, ami. S3S. 81
81 Mo nv NV. 15r, ami35. e;
$40 NJ NV. 9r, ami. So 5t
l4l9 Corcoran ST NV,
12r, ami. .........3 35. 81
Col Howard av, 10r,
ami .....--.-35. OF
50S NJ a NV, ar. ami. - 81
oc6 th. s&tu ROBERT
FOR RENT-UNFURNIS
2034 o ST, 12r. ...-.15.o,
1I2S Corc'n, 10r&b. 55. ot
1926 u ST. 9r&b. Al. 81
HEISF
au9-tp. th&s-tf
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WAN1D-A SITUATION BY WHITE WDN1N
a. p1rlor OT yGaIu!'cTiHsid in Grst-clqSs f,uFI,-
best Of references Address H A. NJ star 81
nee oc2u-3i"
"ANItIi BY NEAT ENERGETIC YOUNG; cor
orri Won an. al aiTrentceshlp home with an
rAPtE1e1'td dresssuaker: object, Improvement n
!.vr profession. Tall address M A T he
lMerh J." aiFi II Il m 6O4 5th st. NV. oc2o-9t'
WANTED BY Young WOMAN PLACE AS
'ha1h-riDald u and waitress. satiSsas tory re-.
sT-hSe. tfisI asked T =. Star Office. oc2o 2t'
WANTED LADl. To TAKE CARE OF or
ice roputS in exchange for room in bldg Address
tIiASE' Star Once ~.
Evening star., 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-S14 11TH STREEr NV, NICELY,
newly furnished front room; suitable for two;
large closet; all mod. imp; trst-cass well-kept
house, rent moderate. ocl1 -6t*
Evening star., 1898-10-20

All 21st, 6r&w. w.....1S.30
1031 Sd Ne, 6r,w,g.l2.50
SIS 18th ne. or, W. w.l2.00
1Il5 Hayes ct, Ar, " 10. 50
Fusseu's CT, 0r&w. 10. 40
ROOMS.
I34 18th. or RS. SIS TO SIS
9th 4 c, large hall. so. 90
2004 j, fat. Ar, Wis 80
S2S 22d, Or, W. g. .l6. 90
el4 18th, hall. 1880
4S2-4S8 La av. Office
rooms- $40 & SIS. 90
$50 2oth, 4r......1 .12.oo
1l40 10Th, fat 4r&b. 1l.50
STORES.
1918 Pa ay, ,st&dw Ss3. 80
2lol Is. ste&dw- 80
1904 V. sto&dw. e. 80. 90
u 18th, W, g.....S.50
$50 10th. Gel, W, g.-25-5O
6l1 18th. ", g-....25.5 30
2II3 NJ, sto&0dw. q. % so
SO 10th. .2r. eel, W, Z. 20 so
1903 Pa ay. w&g. 20 so
COS Il Cos c st. .....lS.50
1918 NJ ST. .I5. 90
@l1 IS st.......-..15. 90
STARIES
120s G. 2 sits, w-S12.0o
1S29-31 L. 5s, Woo
81 2oth, I stls. loft. 1890
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
.TH SSe; N.W.-NEw
electric lighting, porce-
Itels, large rooms. tiled
bargain. OWNER. 51o
uclS-3t~
Evening star., 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-AT HO1El4 lNGLESlDE, 1927 l ST.
n.T.-Board and room, from twenty-eght dollars
TO one hundred, house newly decorated and porce
lam tubs, within Que square OF lines 10 6a-
Evening star., 1898-10-20

WANTED-BY TWO NEAT COIORED GIRLS,
places as chambermad and cook; good city ref
erences. Apply or address 1415 L st. NV
Evening star., 1898-10-20

500 Howard av, 10r.
ami --.......3 sc. 90
iUSi2 y j ay NV,
6r, ami. ..---.....ls.50
3o6 Il st NV. Or. r....I5.5O
S2l 18th st ne, 5r. 1850
$50 Callan ne, Or. .lU.J0
Ia y Sc, Or. 80
. BRADLEY. 1898 F st.
He'd
S6 h ne, Grab. 1880
1907 Erie NV, Sr. Ii. 10
IA Patterson ne, 5r. 1880
ELL & McLERAN.
lOOS II ST.
Evening star., 1898-10-20

FOR RtNT-No. 2i25 l. ST. NV. A MOST pE.
Slfaole dwelling, rooms and hath: IN eNcelleHI
CenditiHn; every modern convenience: close To- cat
lines, markets. schools. The best house Ia
nv s'ction for rent asked SSl 56 per month
EDWIN L. FkANZUNI thasenentj. 1895 NV
OCig-6t "
Evening star., 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-1l28 18TH ST. (COE. MASS. AVE. },
comfortably furnished rooms, single and suite,
with excellent table board; steam heat; every
thing frst-class Mrs NJ J ECkERI. oct I'm"
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l. la1Q Z ST

CO.., I51B r ST.
223S 18th st. 6r&b. %. 30
Ia K Sc. 7r&b. ~ DO
130 24th st. Grab. 1880
R'r lT54 K. 4r tcoD 500
R'r 29o6 n NV, stab 800
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LADIES GOODS.

MISS O. CUNNINGHAM, FURRIER, 1905 sI1I ST
NV, BET; AND @; GNo signi ALTERING
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
A SPECIALITY LATEST DESIGNS AMI = an, 4
FuRs OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMopEI ED
to the latest styles; ladies' tailor made Suits
finished In the most excellent manner. E HOR.
GAN, Tailor and Furrier. sos K st. NV seIG-tf
in frst-class Partisan style; 1ace curtains a
specially. Irish point, so and T5c. Call at Nine
VlBOUD'S OLD STAND, 7l3 l1th st. NV
se15-2ms
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FOR RENT-THE REST p-RoOM BA HOUSE, IN
city SIR so 722 ne SIS ~ a a
nolns' sl5. ROBERT Il. STONE. so p st.
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UNDERTAKES.
R. w. BARKER

X. w. BARk Tx,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND PRACTICAL EbiB ALMER
No. 612 11tb ST NV. Large and airy room for
Funerals. No extra charge for same. Tel call 1897
au1T-S,oR
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WANTED-BY A GOOD SEAMST RESS tWHITEl.
employment by the day week; understands
machine; give good reference. Call 2245
Cleveland st. u. oc2O ~
Evening star., 1898-10-20

ESTATE OF FRANCIS II. FAVA. DECEASED.
No. 1855. Docket -. Louis Amates administra-
tor, has, with the approval OF the supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia. holding a Special
Term for Orphans Court Business appointed
Friday. November IL. 1895. at 10 O'Clock a m
as the time. and said court as the place fsr
making payment and distribution under the court
direction and control; when and where all cred
itors and persons entitled TO distrfbutiye shares
or legscies q residue notified to attend in
person by agent attorney duly authorized
with their claims against the estate properly
vouched: Provided this order be published once
in each Of three successive weeks before said day
in the Washington Law Reporter and Evening
Star. Signed October II, 1898 ]. NOTA McGTI
Register Of Wills. CARLISLE d JOHNSON Proc,
tors. Ocl3-laW3t
Evening star., 1898-10-20

WANTED FIEST-CIASS FLOOR MAN FOR LIN
rry stHhl,. one who thoroughly understands the
l,IuIr.mcu-~: other need answer ADDRESS
fs.N Sc S-aF ulirr. "'-H"'i7
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w. r. Speare,
Undertaken s. Embafmer,
$40 Street Northwest
Everything strictly 1rst-clsss and on the masf
reasoUAbie terms. Telephone can $40. ts7-tr
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FOR RENT
A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
gentleman who has rented house on Massa-
chusetts ave- fronting south, within stones
throw of Dupont Circle, for which he has contract
ed pay $40 per month, finds he will be unable
to occupy same, and will rent Il reduced rental
for the term of his lease this offer holds good for
this week only. Apply for particulars to
WILLIAM CDRCDRAN HILL,
oclS~4t lJO3 Pa ave.
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MALE OR FEMALE
WANTED SITUATIONS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate OF one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being - cents.
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FOR RENT-A DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED COR
ner house, with 3 rooms and bath, Just above
ments; at the very low rent Of S45.
oc14~tf JAMES A. BATES 4 Co, 140I r ST.
Evening star., 1898-10-20

V-lNTFI TWO FIEsT-CI.ASS PENME,, AND
BtN - Star office tc-o5t
Evening star., 1898-10-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE
One OF the desirable pieces of suburban
property around Baltimore, comprising $50 acres:
well wooded gently sioping land through which
bread and picturesque stream giides In view
of its elevation. its freedom from obtecti lnsble
surroundings and especially its nearness aDd
accessibility to the city electric cars run direct
ly to it, and the new Belt will absorb II in
1900, and consequent steady enhancement in
tunities to Investors for high-grade hotel or
villa sites. Address EDWARD Markell
oC20-3ts u ST Paul ST BaItjmnre NJ,
FOR SALE-0N BOWEN ROAD NOT Far FROM
Overlook Inn, one acre of ground with dwelling
pretty place for $500
wALsHE & SCHWARTZ.
oc1o-ot n 8o6 NV
FOR SAILOR RENTTHE PRETTIEST
home in Fairfax Co., with so acres of Land.
house furnished also running water bath and
wood furnace; 500 feet higher than washington
and very healthy adjoins the county seal Ad
dress Box At. Star ONCE. ocie 81.
FOR RENTLCLEVELAND PARK. NEAR CsoN
neeticut ave, beautiful house, u rooms. annie
porches; all modern conyenenees Apply 0ttce
SO 14th st. ocrs te
FOR sAI.E-oN CONDUIT ROAD-FOIjR- STORY
tbasement} white stone dwelling On east sida Con
duit road quarter mile above distributing reser
voir IL rooms; all hard wood finish abundsnt
shade: large LOTS house cost SIT, 500; plumbing
81, 500 and lots 26c foot; the whole ah.nI
$4,000; superior artesian well water; all mod
ern improvements; one of the finest residences
near the city; bought by mortgage and Will be
sold for $4,000. Terms to suit
oc17-8t DUCKETT & DENT, 635 F st. NV
Evening star., 1898-10-20

FOR RENT-DwEILING lll5 10TH ST NV;
rooms and bath; MI; reut, So. Inquire :2g
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