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The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
THE WASHINGTON COUNTY LINE

| THE WASHINGTON COUNTY LINE.
The Washington County railroad con-
tractors, Messrs. MoKenney end Good
Eman of Knoxville, Tenn, are now rush
ing work along the line and the first
train .will.bs running before the end of the
month if nothing turns up to prevent. it,.
A grand CELEBRATION will be held at
PASSPORT at an early date in honor of the
new railroad.
The construction train reached Eastport
Saturday via Carlow's island over the
| three new wooden bridges recently con-
structed by Contractor George W. Noble
of Verona, Mo. The bridges arc now
ready for the rails. which will be put
down quickly by the construction crew.
Carlow's island is three miles out from
| the business part OF the city and is about
one mile Tong. : At low tide it is
connected by low bar to Eastport and
bridge of 900 feet now joins 1t across
| this bar.
| The island is separated from the Passa-
maquoddy Indian village of Pleasant
Point, Perry, by channel containing IS
feet of water. which is nayigable at all
times. Another bridge of 700 feet is con-
structed here and little further on the
Pleasant Point shore, where the tide flows
over low bar, another bridge Of 700 feet
is necessary. The lumber used in tn Q
bridges is Georgia long leaf yellow pine,
and the work began about sixty days
ago. Contractor Noble expects to COM
plete all his work about the middle OF
next month onthe main line and now
has two largo crews at work one at East
Machias on the 1000 foot trestle, and the
other at Great Works, Dennysville, on
the main line, where another 1000 foot
bridge is being constructed by him. In
the three bridges there are $4,000 lineal
feet of piling and about three-fourths of
million feet of timber, together with five
tons..of iron.
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TUNNEL cAvED IN.
Eight and Possibly Ten Men Killed in
Pennsylvania Coal Mine.

Pittsburg, August 22.-Eight men were
killed, possibly ten, and five more badly
injured, two fatally, at the Carnegie tun-
mel on the CHARTERS division of the Pan
Handle railroad last night. The, accident
was due to the wall of the tunnel caving
in on number Of workmen.
The dead are: John Jones, foreman
Felix MILL. laborer and six unknown, all
foreigners.
Five men were injured. One of these,
negro, name unknown, was taken to
the West Pennsylvania hospital in a
dying condition. One of the others Is also al
expected to die. The men were part or a
gang OF 6S engaged in tearing out the
tunnel on the CHARTERS valley Dranch Oh
the Pan Handle road, just west OF Gar
negie. :.
The work is being done at night In
order not to interfere with tra1nc curing
the day. It had progressed Ter ABOUT
month without accident, and was nearing
completion.
Last night the gang of workmen were
engaged in loading the train, used IN
hauling out the dirt from the tunnel. A
blast had been set off about an hour be-
fore. The men were preparing to pull
down the west wall OF the tunnel, had
fixed rope for this purpose and were
peparing to drill some holes in it for
blasting. Suddenly the wall fell over on
them.
Every man standing at that end of the
excavation WAS buried alive. The other
workmen at once began the work OF
rescue.
Felix Mills was one of the. first taken
out He was still living and was sent to
his home In Glendale. he died there
about three hours latsr.
The unknown colored man was then
reached. A special train broug bit him to
the West Pennsylvania hospital at once,
but 1t is not thought he will live. The
bodies were recovered rapidly after that.
Seven of the men were taken out dead.
The others yet unaccounted for are sup
posed to be under great pile of rock at
the eastern end of the tunnel. Most OF
the men employed on the work are
Italians. They go by numbers instead OF
names, and nothing is known Of their
family relations, Their fellow workmen
were too busy this morning seeking for
more dead to identify any of the bodies.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
MAINE BOYS START FOR HOME.
The News of the Change of Base Received
Quietly.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.I
First Maine Regiment,

ESPECIAL TO THE PnESS.I
First Maine Regiment
Chickamaugn Park, August %.
The boys of the 1st Maine babe adieu to
Chickamauga Park today and left for
Augusta, Me- The orders for the re-
moyal of the regiment were received by
Col. Kendall Sunday afternoon, and it
was only a short time until the news
spread over the entire camp Tbe boys
took the matter very quietly and pre-
ferably would be returning from
Santiago. This is my opinion from gen
eral remarks made. However. the return
is all for the best, for by remaining here
the ranks will be considerably reduced by
sickness and death.
Col. Kendall in speaking of the order,
said: "The orders for the removal OF
the regiment have placed me In very
undesirable frame of mind. have hoped
from the beginning that my regiment
would be sent to the front, where the
boys could see active service and where
they could make an enivable record Tor
themselves; but on the other hand 90
not relish the idea Of having the regiment
thinned out by disease, and on this ac
count I am glad that we are to go TO
Maine. regret that sickness has necessl-
tated the calling Of the regiment. The
people of Chattanooga have treated us ex-
ceptionally well since we have been here,
and regret very much to leave them.
like the citizens here, and I hope we have
made favorable impression during our
brief stay at the park.
Although a large number of the men
have been sick since the regiment has
been enoamped here, Col. Kendall has
been on duty every day, not having been
sick once.
Another death occurred in the regiment
Sunday. Private Haokett of Co. FL, died
In the Sternberg hospital, after q linger-
| ing illness Of typhoid fever. The young
man resided at Mechanic Falls, and his
remains will be sent there for interment.
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decisions of the umpire, even at the most
critical stages of the game
l'atteries-Moulton and Moulton; Day
and McDaniels. Umpire, &. e. Elliott.
OGUNQUIT.
Ogunquit. August s3-Tne house and
out buildings belonging 20 Rand occupied
by Chas W. Littlefield were totally de-
stroyed by fire last night. caused by the
explosion of kerosene lamp. Value
about $1,000. partially insured.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.

The following bankers and banking IN
situations have been designated, by oroer
as the deposit0ries for the money u p1nA
rIlpt estates:
The Pittstield National bank, Plt1shelo
The Marine National bank, B BAN.
Tho Belfast National bank, benas belfast.
The Granite National bank, A Ggsnns
The F sandora M'h,onal bank Houton
The Medomak National oahS' ""Auo'
boro. .,ford
The First National bank, Guiliora.
The Norway National bank Nof""S'
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

The following Congressional nomina-
tions have been made:
18th Pennsylvania district-Morgan D.
Williams, Republican, re-nominated.
18th Pennsylvania district-C. Fred
Wright, Republican.
9Th Mary e. Mudd, he
publican, re nominated.
Sd Ohio-John L. Bremen, Democrat,
re.nominated.
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NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.

Waterville. August 29.-S. Furges on
and son OF this city have received con-
tracts for constructing two mile electric
railroad between the Kennebec river at
Fairfield and Benton Falls on the Sebasti-
cook. The rails will be laid SO the Maine
Central railroad cars can run over the
same and the road will be used principal
" for transportation of freight.
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MAIL ROBBERS TO BE TRIED.

New York, August 23.-Post Office In.
speotors Jacobs and Hartsborne sailed
today on the Trave for England, with
Joseph Mangan, William Bernard, Henry
Galway and Thomas Tige. assistant
stewards on the Britannia, who were ar
rested in connection with the mail rob-
berries and smuggling scheme on board
the Britannia. The prisoners will be
taken to London where they will be tried
ON charges of robbing the mails and lar
ceny on board ship.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
ENGINEER MENOCAL PARDoNEI

Washington, August %. A. g. Menocal,
civil engineer in the navy, who was
oourt-martialled some months ago and
sentenced to suspension from duty on
forlough pay for three years for neglect
of duty, in connection with the construo-
tion Of the Brooklyn dry dock, has been
pardoned by the President, whose pardon
restores him to his former status in the
navy. Menocal retires from active ser.
vice on September |.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
MINISTER DENBY RETURNS HOME.

Charles Denby, late United States min
lister to China, who has just returned to
this country, after 10 years of consecutive
service at the Chinese capital, is now
on his way homo. He approves of the
annex alton of Hawaii, but refused to
discuss official affairs
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
DEATH OF Ex-Gov. CURRIER.

Manchester, N. H., August 23.-Ex-
Governor Moody Currier died at $50 to-
day, aged 80 years. He was born In Bos-
cawen, this state. By working on farm
days and studying nights, he succeeded in
fitting himself to enter Dartmouth col
lege, from which institution he was
graduated in 1854 He was subsequently
principal of Hopinton, N. H., academy.
Meanwhile he studied law and was adj
mitted to the bar. He removed to Man
chester and after filing many offices he
was elected governor in 1896. He was
president of the Amoskeag National and
Amoskeag Savings banks.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-24
MAINE PENSIONERS.

MAINE PENSIONERS.
Washington. August Excursions
have been granted residents Of Maine
as follows:
ORIGINAL.
William Davis, Gray, S.; Charles P.
Ward, Rookland, Sc.
INCREASE.
Manter A. ROBBERS, Bangor, Sl2 to S14.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMER wAkEFIELD.


FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves Washington. u =. tTJh Ferry Wharf.
MondaEs. m for intermediate landings u Colo
ni:l Beach Bush wood. Rock Pr Gallon ?. NoIniui
Creek Abeiis, Leonaidt3Wn, S.one's. Howard and
Cobrnms.
Wednesday. am. for intermediate landings 10
Colorial Beach, BushNood 1Ocs Point. CaltOn's
LeOmardtown, Abells. NOnni Greek. piney Point
St Georges Island. Smith CreeS Coan and Seo-
corlicO rivers
Saturday. I am. for intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach BushHood. Rock Point Coltons,
NUnini Greek.
See schedule in effect August o. 1895
auls-u C. W RIDLEY, General Manager.
Es RANDALL's POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River
View wharf Sundays, TUESDAYS and Thursdays at
a am. landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point
and all wbarres as far down Lower MachodOc
Returning Mondays and Wednesdays at p.m,
and Fridays about $3.50 pm.
, UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
WASHINGTON. D. c. TO GLYMONT, ND,
and intermediate landings.
The new Steamer EsTELLE RANDALL, daily
Passenger accommodations fIst-ciass Freight
received until the hour Of sailing
+. 3 RANDALL.
Proprietor AID Manager.
GEO. O. CARPINTER General Agent. Washington
VIM. NJ. REARDoN. Agent. Alexandria. jelG-2otf
THE wEENS STEAMBOAT Co,
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
Summer Schedule in effect June 3, 1898.
STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE.
Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every
Thursday at pm, and Steamer SUE every Mon
day al pm, Tor Baltimore and River landings
An river freight must De prepaid.
Passenger acco amodations 1rst-class.
OFFICE, 910 PA. AVE.
STEPHENSON BRO Agents
my2i Telephone l45. Ith St wharf.
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PROPOSAL. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
ington, D. c., Aug. ~, Is9s.-Sealed proposals
VIII be recets ed at this office until TWEIVE
O'CLOCK M, SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH
1898. for constructing sewers in the District Of
Columbia. Specifications and blank forms Of pro-
pesais may be obtained Mt this Office The right
Is reserved reject any and all bids or parts OF
bids JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN w. ROSS,
LANSLNG H. BEACH, Commissioner. d. O.
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MEMS GOODS.

MEET Me on THE DEWEY BENCH.
And be sure tc attend c. Auerbach's Z & 81
Great Semi-AnDual Reduction Sale and save sllc
On every dollar. Imported Madras one dollar
outing shirts go at sSc., with Extra Collars
and Cuffs. S150 Shirts 59c now. So so Jerseys
all coiors, si.49. All 25e. Summer silk Neck,
wear, &C.; for sc. Beautiful Designs. Fine
Madras Netkwear, &c. now; for use. All our
&c Imported Half Hose, piaids, DOTS stripes
and plain black and tan with white feet, lie.
now, pr 2Se-. pr. Toe. Summer Underwear
Zoe. goods. Tor 2lc. Fine 4-ply Linen Collars
the 25c. kind, &c.; for 25c. now. New Reliable
Sewing Machines. Made by the Domestic S. NJ.
Co. Regular Price. SIS. Price this month.
tS2.so. 0s-ams
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PROPOSALS.

SECREfARY'S OFFICE SENATE OF THE
United States. Washington, August 30, 1885
Sealed proposals. Will be received at this office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ. SEPTEMBER
TWs:NFf=FIRST, 1898, for furnishing Stationery
Tor the use OF the Senate of the United States
the fiscal year. Blank forms of proposals. show
ing the quantity and quality of each article and
the form of bond to be signed by the bidder and
sureties will be furnished application TO this
office. Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals
for Stationery for the Senate and be directed To
the Secretary OF the Senate Washington. D. c.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
this office free of charge. VIM. r. cox, Secre-
tary of the Senate of the United States
au3l seq. 1920
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For list Of furnished houses cali 1T the Office
OFFICES.
Cor 10th & F. rs. Desirable rooms ATTAIN
en- suite. all front, tie Coast Line build
steam heat. $50. 00 ing - all front and fire.
639 Il NV, Sd Il. 3r. $500 proof from $40 10 s35
l2I1 + uw,3d H. Or. Sc. 40 each
941 Il NV, I'd II, 1r 81. 90 Sun building rooms
G3e NV, I'd d. pr. Is Go $50 + NV Attn a s5 90
6s9 NV, 30 q 20 90 sos 9TH NV. rms. ca. 10. 90
STORES
424 9th nWt1 iOx16)i00. ou, si7 ID 3n IN
rs 9th NV. .5e .e9i 1913 ID .25 60
4oz 9TH Hw--.-... 4O.tH1 I425 s 90
STABLES
124S Sth NV frearl 800 29l Pa az &c frearl x 90
1872 Az trearl .S35 90 1882 Mass ay (rear 10 90
1881 l4th NV krearj- SEQ
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED

FOR RENT-1104 o ST. NV. Sc. so; 2-SToRY
and basement bay-window brick; ST. and hath;
Rev plumbing and porcelain Jui: will paper
suit good party Apply OWNER. 5l2 18th st.n.w
av5-1ms4
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-BRooKLAND. d. C.-BJ SINESS IN
teresf5 compel sacrifice-A .-stoIy 1-rovm
frame cottage splendid condition; apeIed aud
painted: hot and cCld water; lot 52xI5O; cost
$4,000; only S2.4T5; about Z. cash. balance easy
Address NJ. SELLER. Star Office. au31-3t
FOR RENT-SRO0M COTTAGE; BARN, POUL-
Hy house; 10 acres; shade and fruit; l. mile
electric and steam +. BENJAMIN. Room
1. Warder bldg, 9th and +. aua9-3t
FOR RENT - HANDSOME RESIDENCE WITH
line grounds and stable; electric and steam
cars; kensington- II. BENJAMIN, Room
Warder bldg, 9th and SITS. au29-3t
FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS AND VILLA SITES
at Addison Heights, the nearest subdivision TO
Washington and on an electric railroad Prices
ranging from SI5 to $3.50 per lot. Terms So
down and 81 per week, without interest can
for plat and particulars.
A. It. HOFFMAN. J. L. CLEMENTS. 1921 r NV
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PERSONAL.

Wol LID THE PARTIES WHO SAW THE LADY
fail Of the Capital Traction car. No. 22o, at
tfh and Pa. ave. NV, on Saturday, August 27
1858. please communicate with H. OLIVER
WITS. l42 9th st SET au31-St'
IF VOC HAVE RETURNED To THE CITY
DON'T forget your Uncle Dudley and our full
cash exchange for gents discarded garments
VIII call II you send postal. JUSTHS OLD
STAND. 1is ID IT. NV. au31-5tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD On TOP OF THE BLUE
Ridge for Sept and Oct For terms apply to
Mrs. W. d. GATEWOOD.
au3l-3t Linden, Va.
BOARD FOR SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER AT
farm house in mts. Frederick City. high
situation; pure spring water: large. airy rooms;
tcoi poFehes; terms reduced. Mrs.. H.. Box 3o3
Frederick City. Nd. au3J-3t'
COUNTRY BOARD AT BEAUTIFUL HEDGE
Lawn, very reasonable. foT Sept. and Oct; cor
respondence solicited. Misses CURRY
au29-3t' Hamilton, Va.
BoAKDERS WANTED FOR TIE MONTH OF
Sept: 50 per wk.; SIG Per For further par
tcul3rs apply to l.. J. kissel, 425 10th NV, or
Mr;&Mrs Z. J. Zirkles, Faq. Spgs., Faq. Co, Va
au291w"4
PARTIES DESIRING TO VISIT COUNTRY DUR
ing SEPT. or Oct obtain good ruoIns and
beard az reduced rates by coming 10 Yatt0n. Ad-
Dress BALDWIN PROS, Round Hill, Va.
au2S-6ts
LAwNDALE. FREDERICK CITY, MD-IN SUB
urbs of Frederick City; plenty of shade all mod
err CONVEX fences; good table; moderate charges
FIFTH au25-3w@
FAIEyIEW COTTAGE. DEER PARK, MD
Some vacant latter part OF August and
September Address FAIRVIEW OUTAGE Deer
Park, Garrett Co., Nd. aul5-lm
'LINGANoRE HILLS Inn" FORMERLY LING
snore Hills Farm, Frederick situation
high, mou"tain air, pure water. porchCs, shady
lawn, boating; ref ex-; telephone. For circular
add. Miss L. NJ. BROWN, Box F, Frederick. Nd.
aI6-1m
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE RooMS-Sf,p-
arate apartments, clean ard dry; hesf location;
reasonable rates: 140T G St: an govern
ment departments. Goods packed and shipped.
Estimates furnished. au2I-lnl
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FoI sALE-wHTTE STONE AND BRICK
Ignase. $40 18Th 81. Columbia Heights: II rms.
All u9deTn improvements: hardwood ana bof
MdteF aeailAg. iaFe LGrgain H. secure good home
i Tn,t SasA teTts' wuSt I've sold; up,u. l. D.
-----' t', oN",I, nual3ta
Fci. sALE.AN s-RooM HUISE NEAR 4 ;
applet ,', aud Library; let 2oSi'e; worth SSuto:
rasi-si e s'g' i hG,S9 s-,soS; positive snap
FOR sALE-A NICE G-R,s5M Hplr[- an Non
NJ, - ~ ~, sw, f'Hm"r price $500 pri.c
M, e'''"' mus se.i.
FOR Salon - ST. S.w.. S-ROoM RRI,'E-
M l.; aire lot; former pticc S8.,;l. nov, "a rr1
h-tst sell soc q and give an Ger 1900
% :, Ho1 tA a son. 2i4 IN st. sU.
FOR SAL BY BUILDER AND OWNER
have ten wcltbuilt hooses with all rUos.-,
nm, improvements and consonion,os IN tlIee u The
-. l5eaIues OF The ne, which viii sell 10 an
immediate i'af, has,ar Tor a ssod deal les .b1v
tEey a'e actually worth. Some u The horses 49,
i,S. ",l haIe declined 10 rent locarse 'ie
tI,e'ssls' To sell two or three immediately I IA
Nestment. " ID"
orao.q,. CHAPEL.
FOR SALLY OWNERS. FINEST NEW S-STY--
I'm: or on Col Heights for $1,000. near cars
IThnrensaiy complete; large yards clcgaai Isrcles
rp.5Gi. 84rs HS S DfR "a On @f iaaa )
FOR SALE-BI 0WNERS-IF YoU WISH A
new and thoroughly modern home In Columbia
Heights, eah at our Office for tiou aud
au2I-6t MEYERS ANDERSON. 1873 & NV
FOR SALEagINE NEW BRICK HoUs+ or I6Tn
ST, MI Pleasant; 10 rooms aud bath: modern
con'eniences. lot 2tNl20. offered for thirfy DAYS
at greatly reduced price. Terms easy IL dc sired
ad2t-6t DAVIS sTURTESANT. 1904 6 st
FOR SALE $500 CASH. $500 IL / YEAR. $500
IN years. and S4.opC In years. VIII purchase
a hanGsome home II 10 roulns. located on l. -
near nth NV. charming neglLorho,d. On ear
ELe; lot leNll0. Price reduced from : BOO
Go y. WORTHINGTON. 1910 & 81. NV
au26-1w
FOR SALE-NOMINAL CASH PAYMENT AMI
Inolibly notes. without interest. vail uurchtSe
ln"dc' oro0m house in central Northeast Wash
ington: furnace. tiled bath ROOM coal aud ra-
ranges Price S3.2un. GEO. Y. NOTHING
19N. 1910 q 81 NV. au2G-lw
FOR SAI.E-BY OSCAR ". WHITE. IIO4 y ST
y n 7 sh ne, Ir. ami. con. Gel large lo, So coo
naie tp igts. Tor. a N J. con Gel large lot = 5n
jy9-tf WV
For SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST IW Films
IN Columbian College subdivision. cor 18Th ana
Kinney SITS; u rooms; magnifcently finished: viI
De sold cleap and on good terms. Apply TO OWN
err CHAS. c. DUNCANSON 18th and II SITS n "
DELFT
FOR SALE NEW HOUSE, u ROOMS 1851
Roanoke st. Columbia Heights. Overlooking effv
PATRICK QUARREL, 1925 y. y. ave nv
mh5-tf
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR EXCHANGE.

For EXCHANGE-FoR WASHINGTON CITY
property. SIT. 900 Of frst preferred stock Of one
OF the largest and soldsst coal mining companies
in the United States; pegs guaranteed dividend
Of . pei cent s. NJ. JONES. 51o 10th ST au3i Sc
FOR EXCHANIE-AN EQUITY OF 81, GOO IN a
business pltee; NV. Of and I1th SITS
NV; elegant location for bakery or grocery In
qflre bet and pm, OWNER, 1914 Ii NV.
au30-3ts
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Fer RENT
OILS NV. lir-. newly finished. red. to- $3.50
Sit W.. 11r.. rstclsss condition red to-. IS SO
Apply 10 OWNER. basement, eli st. a.w.
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FOR REM
1918 NH NV, rs IS 90 1905 Whitney av rsO 90
ISIS 14th NV, 12r 80. 90 1913 kenyon lIr. so 90
1921 Holmead av 2r50 90 1920 Kenyon 11r. 80 90
1928 IIolmead av, 12r45 90. 1908 10th NV Ior 20 90
;3423 Holmead av,I1r4:. 90 lOT 10Th Sc - 90
3422 18th NV, Tor 40. co 1545 A Sc, 5r...-..6 co
1901 Whitney ay.1lr50. 30 154T A Sc, 5r-.. 6 90
au20-2w MEYERS ANDERSON, 1928 G n.
FOR RENT-902 AND s06 ST NV; ONE Z
rooms and bath, S21.50; other 8 rooms and bath
$50. 1880 9th; 10 rooms and bath; So. 80. De-
sirable neighborhood. FRANK L. BROWNING,
au20-tf 5C2 L st. NV
FOR BENTLEY OSCAR W. WHITE lila ST.
1926 9th NV, ir.. .S22 ia Sth NV 5r.....Sl6
$50 G me- 7r. - ZIG Q NV. Tor, fur. IS
aui5-f
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FURNISHED.
UNPUBLISHED.

FOR RENT-939 VA AVE S.w., OPPOSITE
Smithsonian; Tor; mi: frst-elass; S325O: G.
BOYER u son. 2i4 18th s.w. au31-3t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-'GS VIKING SPECIAL; COST SIS;
ipstallments to responsible party 619 18th st.
NV. au20-tf
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE,

WASHINGTON. u. c.. lost OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 20 the ports Of
SAILING daily, and the sChecule II Blessings H.
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending September
the last connecting closes viii be made us Sol
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WANTED-OFFICES.

WANTED-OFFICE ROOM. GROUND FLOOR oil,
W story, between eth and 18TH f and G.
NV; win pay 81 month; prompt pay Address
Box lib, star Office au3f-3t-
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CHIROPODISTS

corns and Dunions Instantly Relieved
Prof. J. Georges g. Son,
Ills Pa. are. Nexi TO Raleigh Hotel Hours, to o.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-31

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10l1 N NV, l4r,2 ba, $50 Fla ay NV Or b. Is 90
but pantries. 500 90 80 Canal sY, or. / 90
1S01-13-21 9Th, Sr&b %. 90 hs TEN NV, Or 3 30
12V F, 6r&b. 30 929 Union ct NV 5r s. 30
6ll Nj, 3r&b. 30. 80 23o9-1I Shows ct,
HIS Fla av, Grab. 1870 Ar 81 water. s. 90
1909 TIN ,sttSdw IS 90 1541 NV, store. % so
1853 Seaton, Or, b.. 10 80
VIII make all necessary repairs.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-31
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FEMALE.

WANTED-BY \ NICE COLORED GIRL. PLACE
as cook in small family; wages, Sl2 or S14 per
Month 2l31 9th St NV. aust La
NANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CDIUREU GIRL
situation to cook. wash and non or d. laundry
work; good cook and laundIess. Address 422 18Th
ST. NV It,