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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-03-09

there is no probable cause Of war
We must LOOK beneath the surface.
Beneath the eurface OF Hsbana har
bcr in the first place, for the discov
cry of :he canse Of the Names de.
stluction If the President believed
or had been advised that the explo-
sion Was due 70 Internal causes,
would he ask war credit of fifty
millions Look ye; deeper 1t mas
been repeatedly reported in an ad.
mluisiration paper the New York
Sun, that long ago the President no.
tiled Spain that if by March l. au
toromy in Cuba should not plausibiy
claim success the United States
would be compelled to intervene
The whole world knows what fail.
IRE that autonomy has been. Sup
pose that Spain time is up suppose
that, propelled by his party platform.
the press aud the people. President
Mckinley has at least resolved to IN.
teryene in Cuba-would he not take
precisely the course he has taken dur.
ing the last two or three days ?
We believe that more is in this
matter than two cancelled demands
Of Spain We think that the Presi.
dent realizes, as his western organs
do, that the American people demand
action and that further supineness
will ruin the Republican party. We
think that Mckinley wants to be re-
elected.-State. March 8.
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English Opinion.

London, March THE Times says
editorially this morning
elf Spain is placed in an awkward
position respecting the Lee incident
she must thank the indiscretion of
her foreign Office. She cannot blame
President Mckinley. Mr.. Cannon's
bill can hardly be explained by the
Lee incident 1t is probably due to
.he rumor that Spain is purchasing
war vessels
eve do not believe that Spain de
sires war, but if she does this evi
deuce of Americas alertness offers a.
most efectual check President Nc
KinIey appears to be adbering loya'-
ly to the policy of frmness, caution
and pacific circumspection he has
hitherto pursued No doubt he has
the supper, Of the sober and con-
scientious mass Of the American peo-
pie, but he has had 10 face outbursts
of popular clamor that weaker man
might have mistaken for the voice of
the country.
1.-The completely of the Spanish
government in the Maine disaster is
a hypothesis too monstrous and IRA
tiona! to be entertained and except
that there is nothing possible of ar
rangement between Spain aud Amer
ica, while the intractable nature Of
Cuba's disorders cannot but inspire
thoughtful Americans with serious
doubt az to the wisdom Of annexa--
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It Means Business.

Yesterdays developments are sig
pi6cant of coming crisis in the rela-
tions between the United States and
Spain quite independent of the i'm.
mediate issues
The Spanish government has re
ceded frem it's request for the recall
of Gen Loe. We did not expect
this, for it made the request in re-
sponse to a popular demand and 10
satisfy national pride, and we could
not think thst !. would back down
from a position so clearly taken,
thereby challenging the wrath and
contempt of it's people, people
prone to overrste their strength and
to be jealous of their dignity. That
Sagasta's government has done SO is
suggestive of conscious impotence
and much '.bluffing'' in the past The
recession will provoke, unless all re
ports Of Spanish sentiment are false,
an cutburst against the government,
which holds its place none too secure
Iy. Weylsr and the Carlis,s will
make much of it. Sagas.a will be
lu ky if he shall not fall by it.
But as Spain recedes the United
States advances. The impulse has
been given, and the momentum of 8
great people, greatly moved, will do
the rest. Most significant is the re
quest for a credit of S50,00o,000,
made by Republican leader after
consultation with the President
Scarcely less so is the news of ne
gotiat;ons for the purchase Of foreign
warships. When to this is added the
determination of the administration
to send the Montgomery instead Of
the Fern to Cuba. a warship instead
of a dispatch boat, the conclusion
cannot be evaded that tronble is ex
pected and that we mean to be ready
to meet it.
Reason it out Spain has with
drawn her demands On the surface
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pie to Key West and the President
himself gave the orders for their aar-
rage to eastern Cuba By any of the
available ships of the North Atlantic
sqoadroo.
The announcement by the Associated
Press of the purpose Of the government
TO secd supplies to Caba on naval ves-
sells was made las: Wednesday. With
ia "a houre there we're signs of resls-
tance 90 the par: Of ehe Spanish gov
ernmen. At fret this took the shape
Of q formal ioquiry by the Spanish
charge d'sfaires, Senior DaBosc. as to
the correctness of the report, the in.
quiry being ccucbed in aa iocredulous
tooe, aud later wten the afirmatioa
came, there vas lodged, not form al
protest, bn. rather an destination thst
the movemen. Of the naval ships would
not be acceptable; that it would be
construed into an eot OF active sympathy
on the part of the govern ment of the
Uoited States with tho insurgents.
But the President had satisfied him
self that the course he had chosen-
that Of sendiog the supplies 10 a naval
vessel-was the only one that seemed
to promise a prompt aad efficient re-
lief. There vas 90 time for diplomatic
usages. as Gen. LEES report stated
that huodreds we're dying dsily, and
Seoor BuBosc. was 80 informed.
Senor DuBosc, when seen at the
Spanish legation today. could add little
to the fund Of information on the two
subjects which were attracting so much
official aud public attention. He had
received ns word from hie government
concerning Gen. Lee, and he stated
positively that ne suggestions concern
log Geo. Lees retirement bad been
submitted by bim to she state depart
men.. As to the sending Of relief sup
plies by sbe Montgomery and Nashville,
Mr.. BaBosc said he felt that merchant
vessels we're much better equipped for
suob service. and their use was DOT open
to thas miscoostruc,ion in sending sup
plies by vessels Of the savy.
The news concerning Gen Lee
aroused the deepest inseres: aud 90 lit
tie exisemeos throughout Washington
and for the time being the usual quiet
of Sunday evening was put aside. ln
ho.el corridors. at The clubs aud 10 all
public places it vas the absorbing topic,
and not since the Maine disaster was
such widespread popular interest evinced
in the Spanish situation.
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Washington, March 7.-Thero we're
DO less than Eve important events to,
day having bearing. more cr less dl
rect, upon the troubled relations be-
tween The United States aod Spain,
viz The Introduction in congress By
Mr. Caonon of a resolution carrying
$50. 900. 900 for the pablo defence. the
withdrawal by the Spanish goreroueus
Of it's iosimated objection to the con-
s:ruaccc in Office of Consul General
Lee, the order 30 the cruiser Mont
gcmery to proceed TO Habana io place
of the Fern. the passage OF the bill
through the bouse increasing sbe artil-
lery arm By two regiments, aud the 10
s;i;ntion OF negotiations looking to the
purchase of war-hips for our navy
Ne. Caunou' resolution probably led
ell o,hec topics III 'btercst, particularly
when il became known that 1t vas the
result of conference between the au.
thor, the President, Senator Hale Gnd
her leading spirits 10 congress.
As for Gen Lees case. 1.-The news of
:he satisfactory ending Of the incident
through the withdrawal of the sugges-
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Spain 5 Purchase Of War
Ships Confirmed.
Fifty Million Dollar War Ap.
preparation Reported
FaYorably.
ATTEMPT TO RAISE BIG
GUNS OF MAINE ABAN-
DONED.
Special to the Daily Item.

Special to the Daily Item.
Washington, March 8-The House
appropriation committee haa made q
favorable report 90 the bill TO appro-
pirate ifty million dollars for Immediate
use for the purpose of defence 10 case
it should be needed. The vote will
be taken this afternoon There is little
opposition to the Immediate passage of
the bill. Foar hours have been
allotted for debate and the vote cannot
be sakeu until S O'Clock.
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BIG GUNS CANNOT BE RAISED

BIG GUNS CANNOT BE RAISED.
Key We.s. March 8.-Tbe vrecking
.oe Rigb. Arm, which has bsen at work
on the wreck of ,hs batsleship Maine 10
H.v.na hsrbor arrived in this port shi'
morning. The at.emps to raise .he big
gus OF the Maine has been abandoned,
aud the eunes snip .Od her costly arma-
uens and equipment sill be given up -
& total loss.
SPAIN HAS BOUGHT SHIPS.
London, March s The reported
purchase of ~arsbips from Eoglisb
.bipbai'dsrs by the Spanish governmsns
h., been coo6ened to-day BY informa-
ton derived from she most selisble aud
authoritative souross.
MANNING THE WARSHIPS.
Brooklyn, March 8-Men to mao
the croi.ers Minneapolis, and Columbia
we're drafted this morning and sent im-
mediasely TO Philadelpbia where those
chips are IN readiness to be placed 10
commission as 5000 as US are pro-
gided
TORPEDO FLEET FOR HAVANA.
Madrid, Mach 8 5-Preparasions are
being hastened to despatch the torpedo
feet to Havana, and orders have been
issued for it to sail direos to Havana on
Friday.
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Spain Asks For Lees
Recall
And That Supplies be Not
Sent to Cubans in War
ships.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY
REFUSES BOTH RE-
QUESTS.
GUESTS.

Madrid. March 6.-Senor GulIon,
sSpanish minister of foreign affairs,
recently ;atimated to United States
Minister Woodford that the Spanish
government desired the recaN from
Habana of Gonsol General Lee and
that the American warships which
have been designated 10 convey sop.
plies 10 Cuba for the relief of the
saferers there should be replaced by
merchant vessels insorder 10 deprive
the assistance sent 10 the reconcen-
1sados Of an official character.
Minister Woodford cabled the re.
snests TO the Washington govern
;slent, which replied. refusing to re-
/ sssll General Lee n the present cir
sametaoces or TO couateTmsnd the
ssders for the despatch Of the val
vessels, making the representation
hat tie relief vessels are not fighting
ships.
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geoss
The suggestion Of The impartial. a
lsadioe government organ. that the
next seesioo of the corses will consider
the case of General Lee. shows tbe
strong influence which induced The Sa
gasta cabinet to ask his recall. 10 this
connection, the fact is noted sbas Senor
Dupuy De Lone is due 10 Spain at this
time. His enforced retiremeot, 90 a
demand by the United States. is felt
to have awakened counter sentiment
a. Madrid which 6ods expression
against Consul General Lee. There is
little doubt also that such advice as
FSenor Dapuy De LONE would give to
ths government or to the press 10 Mad
rid would not be conducive toward the
retention of General Lee. There is lit.
tie doubt. however. that the main
cause of Spsin's action is the sym
pashies General Lee has shown for the
Cuban sufferers
It is known that his active and open
sympathy with the people who have
suffered so greatly during the present
iusurrection, American citizens as we'll
as native Cubans. has not been accepted
BY the Spanish officials in Cuba as 60
exhibition Of disiuteressed of6oiaIism.
such as is expected of consular officers.
There were complaiots during Gen
| Weyler's administration Of bis condrot,
but never 10 full Official form As a
matter of fact, Spain required DO form
al excuse for the dismissal Of oonsu :
lar officer. according to international
law. These officers are not endowed
usually with diplomatic privileges, and
they exist entirely by the suferance Of
tba nations to which they arc seot. 10
their case. it is not necessary nor US
ual to request their home governments
to recall them They 1.-Two officially
only through 40 exequasur granted by
the government to which they are sc-
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.end supplies TO the reconceosrados 10
Cuba vas arrived at early in the week.
General Lee had represented that he
had been uuable to distribute the goods
tha. hsd been received in answer to the
proclamation of the President to the
American people. He reported that
many tons Of these supplies we're osor-
ed 10 Hsbana and could not be for
wsrded to the eastern end of the ISL
and The United States consuls at
Ma.anzss and Sagua la Grande had
come in person to Habsus to-seeS for
relief after reporting to the state de-
partment the terrible conditions exist
iug in their respective districss.
Tie state department. Immediately
instituted Inquiries, and learning that
the original decree Of the Spanish gov
erpment. authorizing the free admission
of supplies applied ouly to the port Of
Habana, secured permission for the
free reception Of these supplies at all
ports.
The ne1s obstacle met vas the diff
Guilty of traDs-sbipping the goods
from Habana eastward, there being 3
semi weekly service by steamer. and
that subject to maoy vexations. When
the UoFted States cruiser Montgomery
re:uruea FROM her cruise. which iD-
cIoded the Cuban ports of Maotaazas
and Santiago, the officers brought har-
rowing tales Of the distress existing
there.
Captain CrowDiosbield, the chief of
the navigation bureau of the navy de
partment. an officer of The souudcss
discretion and judgment. was on the
ship, an accidental passenger. He told
Presiden, Mckinley directly what be
bad iearoed rhe result vas the im :
mediate decision of the nagy depart
meos TO accede to the requests Of the
relief c5mmittee in New York TO for
ward their supplies to the eastern
ports Of Cuba One of the American
lines OF steamships running to New
York had offered to take the bounte-
ous contributions of the American peo-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WE ARE FEEDING MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY
house in Washington Why Because feed
them right 5000 square feet Of dining room,
kept nice and cool by large electric fans. Best
Elgfn butter. Pure cream. French drip coffee.
Homemade pastry. Steaks and chops all broil-
ed Plenty fruit, No charge for duplicate or
ape eial orders Meals at nearly all hours.
Only 81 a week, equal to any So week in this
city We also have beautiful rooms, with pri-
vate bath and electric lights. THE GENOA,
SOC and sos 18th st. NV. au22w~
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WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT yER-
,,,,,,, NoN RAILWAY.
EROM STAlION N,

"ASdiSGION, ALEXANDRIA AND MT yER-
,,,o,, .. N0N RAILWAY.
fhoM ,S ,SSIAII0Ns AIIs lss STREET AND PA AVE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IA 1887
For Alexandrla. week days, q: 80, 9:os 7:35 ex
500. S:S3 $50, 1o:oO, II a00 IL AS AM; l2.o5
exo:. Il ~. l:i5. l:45. z:G5 en., 2:s0 500 ex
20 500 ex. AIS eK-, $50. 5:05, SEQ cI, 5:l0
9;oe e1 o:SO 1;e6. 'I.30. 500. $780, 10000 II 90
for AieIan iria. Sundays. T:45. s:s5 e:Ss 1890.
di;to d;to An 1s;oo boon, 12:45, 1:e0. 2:l5 300
II 20 PM. ' ' WV AV''O'
HOO AN; I2:e5, I:l5. 2:o5, 500, $50. S:oe.
500 PM ' '' '''o'
For Mt Vernon, Sundays. 7:s5 9:45 An; i2,oo
neon. 2:lS, 3:45, 6:35, 800 PM
For Arlington and Aquedsct Bridge. week days
s;0o. 500, 1000, 1890. AN: I2:05, 1890 Els
For Arlington and Aaueduct Bridge, Sundays
I:43. S:45. 9:45. 10.30, l1:l5 An; II 200 loon
l2:tS. 80, 2:l5, 500, 3:s5, &:30 sis 600 6:aa
1880, Sis Pm. 1850
Runs to Payne strtion orly. Parcels carried on
all trains. Baggage checked 1yle
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-ELEGANT HOME; COOL, NICELY
fur.; 1lr- and BATH VT. below Iowa Circle;
low rent.
jy30-3t LATIMER & NESBIT 1921 %sG" st.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL cARRpsGToN, ATToRyEY,AT-LAW.
webster Law building COS ID ST. NV, wasAine.
ton, DIG Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flata
New X4k aSA and 9th - a-Ws R1s
Evening star., 1898-08-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule eject Mar l. 1885
All trains arrive and leave al Fenrayiraaa pas-
s;l2 A.M..Daily.-Loea for psnyiIle. Charlotte
burg ,s snd x151 HsE15sousuTE daily and LsnahDars
WIN ine SoTtoik sad WssteEn daily; .-r.-,,,
EAST NAIL Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
New hSrk a1d washington 70 Jaeksonyie uniting
bot sprincs.N-o.; Knoxville. Chattanooga and Mem
for Ausust; Pullman BUFFET Sleeper NeW Sofs SsspfS f5
New Orleans, uniting at Charlotte With Pullman
With Q and O. Hallway for Lexington daily eaceps
Sunday and Natural Bridge daily. Solid train
set Pers9naily Conducted Tourist Excursion sion
ThPOTga Sleeper on this train even "Wednesday TO
Z :Ol PM.-Local Tor Ffout Royal. strasburg and
Bsay f1ssR' sa fs fsqpaas eiio.esve
sdtffS lo4S tfFRN PM ps,S Sf1R, wAsHSToN A., AND
aud Day Coaches. Pullman sieepers New IeeE 10
tOr oega; New YORK to Tampa. via Charlotte, O..
,umsia sayannsh nal and JasLsonve ard New
Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Vestibaied
way Dining Car 20 Ia u,asn Rail-
TRAINS On WASHINGTON And oHI3 DIvIs-
and ana Spi Sunday S aa sS PR
ssIdsys ssa, snSsy SDIy io for Hound Ii 4s$ daily
Hsrndea hstarnns arrive @ashIs1a s S1sy ysss lss
eepf sunday from RoanS h and 90 daily DAILY s1
eept Sunday, from Herndon s:34 am. daily, except
In lditio1 to above trains. all of which stop
at Dunn-Lorng tsrmy stationD. following trains
an. ii:ci ans and 80 Pm. aally snd ;go S?Io
?. N. Sundays only. Returning arrive at WASH
ington 1920 am, l2:45 pm. and 6:3S pm
daily, and 800 pm. Sundays only.
Through trains from the south arrive at washnr-
too e:a2 am aud 20 pm. and 955 pm. daily
Harr ionburg. u 100 noon daily except Sunday ssi
s;So pm. daily and $3.50 am. daily from Char
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished At Offices. 705 18th st. nw 5II PennsyI-
sania avenue and at Pennsylvania railroad passen-
FRANK S. CANNON, Sd Vice Prest. & Gen. Mxr.
]. n CUIP, Traffic Manager
T. y 1 L RRoWss RTaEKs Cen 5s., rs:. a.. Agent A-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THhSuGH THE GRANDEsr SCENERY OF
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED,
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS
STATION, SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect May /, 1895
2:2o Pm. DAHY-Ctncsnnati and St Louis spe-
cial.-Soiid train for Cincinnati Pullman Sieerssrs
to Cincinrst. lexington, Louisville, Indianapolis
inyton Va. for Virginia Hot Springs daily parlor
Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
II 10 P. M. DAMY--F. T. v Limited-solid tr.ip
Lexington and Louisville without change open Tor
reception OF passengers at pm Pullman Com
pertme Mt Car 70 virginia Hot Sprsngs, without
change, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ssturdzrs rrh-
servation Hinton to Cinclnnatf Connectisa
daily Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and 81 IONA
2:2o Pm. DAILY-For GortousvfIle cbsrIoftss-
yihe, Staunton. and for Richmond daily. except
lesf AA.-Defly except sunday-Pnr1or car
Washington to Richmond, and Richmopk 10 (d1
Point. Arrive Richmond, 3.z5 p-m--ON Point
Reservation and tickefs at Cheaapeake ana osx.
ot,ce. sis and ltz1 fsnnsyiya1is sysn.s. and Al
ny3-s0d osssed PsssssGsr zs,ot
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ROCK
vile, July 10, 1S9S.-The county commissioners
of Montgomery county. Nd, will receive pro-
pesals for grading, regulating and macadamizing
about nine miles Of road from Rockville, Nd. to
the line OF the District OF Columbia. until NOON
AUGUST TENTH. 1895. Plans. profile and
specifications be at this Office. Each
hid must be accompanied by certified cheek
for $500. The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids. w. W. WELSH Clerk
iy30&au9t
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MEMS GOODS.

700 EXPORTED ONE DOLLAR MADRAS SHIRTS
49c.; yes, 49c., with extra collars and cuffs
$3.50 Bicycle and Athletic Jerseys, all colors
S1.49; yes. .49. SOC. Finest Quality Golf Caps
new checks, sc; yes, 2oc. 25c. Golf Caps 14e
25s. Four-ply Linen Cellars, &C.; for &c; all
the leading shapes. 25e. Summer silk Neckwear
elegant designs, 7c.; yes. 7c-; for 25c. Fine
English Madras Washable Neckwear 4c.. 7 for
25c. Lowest Prices for High Grnde Goods Ever
Known TO Man. C. AUERBACH, Z & II.
jy7-3m-9
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA
Fersois desiring 10 CEter syndicate now
iSFI1lhg t0 eRgage in Investments in Newport
news a, can do 81 b: addressing calling
tain location visiting for large returns Real ts-
tate Is th. basis of The investment. VIII an
sWer promptly all iEGuirieS with Dla4s and
formation L-a-ge and suan NAV be in
vested GEO T. EMMONS
Atlantic bldg first noorI
su<-IN $3.50 T ST. nv
WANTED-TO RENT SMALL FURNISHED H0
Tel. must be In s00d locality for transient bus
auI6t T. NJ DAVIS. Lakeside. Ohio.
WANTED AGENTS FOR MAKYI4YD
aud West Virginia TO handle hrst-clsss fire ex-
tiDguisher; big money TO lighJ PARTY. W +
NRhsHT. 6lS Z St NV, Washington D. C.
hSo-3t.
SlO0-Fur house Pa ay 81 2osl-CosI yard NV
S22o-Cigzrs&sta- II ST 81 ,2pSy-Fnr house lsr
S4Os-Grccery 10th NV 50 60e-Saloon I5r
SoeV-AiIk route 10 gal s., I3o-M halssAie liquor
s1,ocO-GrOee-y, rooms s. 5O0-Drug store cor
IL you want 10 buy sell business lsrse or
tIds. ~ S- A-''' H. D'i'D"N' tns5-ss Asasssie
&c. SOMERSET BEACH, VA. 25c-
F1rs: suction sale Thursday. August l. Steamer
Jane Aessley leaves . am; returns 10 pm
Best and cheapest trip Of the season; L hours nn
shore; 45-nts sail: bething, fishing scrabbinx
shade. lots 40 feet abSve the water. coed cot.
tsgs sites. $780, easy terms:
!. Q: LoUTHAN. BUILDER. los sTH sT NV.
viii repair or remodel your honse MONTHLY
PAYMENTS: estimates cheerfuiy given; send
postal ieIs-2ms
YOUR WATCH CLEANED, sl.oo.
WATCH MAINSPRING, $I.oo.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
nnssd 1924 ST. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-FoR CUSTOMER FOR CASH. A
building lot near Lincoln Park; north OF 1t pre-
ferred- GEO. W LINKINs, 500 18th ST. NV
EEl-3t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-STERLING tGENTs) WHEEL; UP
to-liate bicycle; has not tsen used three weeks;
VIII sell on account of sickness. Address 1913
1th ST. NV. 1ts
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pattern. Hartford single tube tires, I6 gear, for
S-}S. CeI at 5oI 2 ST. n W. after ) d 10. au2 2ts
Evening star., 1898-08-02

FOR RENT u snst -'i -''
1414 10th, 12r. ...1L1 1902 Cap, z4sty& '
1928 av. 16r. .sS3S bss't, CRIB. -. 80 so
1909 9th st, LIT. Is 90 3019 Cambridge, Or IS 90
1917 st, 10r. .d6s00, SO IS NV, 7r. Is 90
6S3 st nY,s 14r-- "a 34 ST. st 6 dwg.. 1000
1726 18th st. 81. .530O 32 18th ne 7r..,. ,lS.5o
2al2 Hillyerl place.}sa la9 nth. Or: ~. 1890
10 rms. ......... 80 % 15sEenton st ne.. 1880
1921 Kinney st. Tor 45 0 l5e7 Union CT, Ar. 1000
62l 4th st, Her.. :..45 90 I26 Balfs al r.. $3.50
2l4S Fla ay, 12r. 90 Biagdeus al. 4r.....750
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PIP 14th st. 10r. 49, 90 10 Dingman ct 80. $50
1910 10Th st. sr. AZ. 90 726 18th st......,-
1896 NV, Sr. SO. 90 Several houses Anacostia
Jy16-tf GASCH BROS. 1907 ST.
FOR RENT
62s Whitney sv. er. s1I 1co9 D st ne, bs 1o.5o
Basement office. i0o1G. IS Cottage Lanier Hts. S
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THE McLACHLEN REAL, ES. AND LOAN CO.,
jy23-f - 10th and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1898-08-02
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-A FINE FLAT OF GROUND ON O
st. NV. near cor. Of North Cap. ST.; eleven l6-
foot houses be erected, twenty-five rata
two for each lot; lexington underground system
win almost touch .hs land; price fair and terms
favorable. L. II. SAUNDERS. Ohio Bank bldg.
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, 1Tl6 18th NV, or&b. $40
52I 22d NV, Crib. %
s2I 10th he, new ,6rE:b. 20
1873 + ne. Grab br. .15
D TENANTS.
43U NV, Or. SIS
l6th&Tth&M&N. ar br. s
d NESBIT, 1921 G. st.
Evening star., 1898-08-02

I329H 9th NV. 7r. .25. 90
IO2 18th st ne, 7r. 20. so
328 A st Sc, 7r. 90
$50 18th he, 7r- 90
Store .l2i5 7th NV. 30 90
600 Tenn ay ne, sto, &c 20
l113 4th NV, Sr. 1850
Gel 724 11th NV. 1900
2201 18th NV, Or. .15.Oo
l2so Md av ne, 6r. .14.oo
l2ls Linden pl ne. Or. .13. 90
2o3G f NV, 6r- .I3.0 90
80 Myrtle ne, 7r....13.O0
1858 Valley st, 7r. 1850
shop r'r 616 II NV. .12.5O
s05 9th Sc, Or. .1I.oO
1015 18th NV, Ar. ..11.G0
62l Pomeroy st, 5r..lo.5O
2o14 Greene ct, Ar. 800
Office rms 63T u NV.
:. FOX, go r ST. NV
Evening star., 1898-08-02
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FOR REM BENNINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE WELLINGTON OFFICE; modern machine
pelieet condition guaranteed; with stand; delir-
eied free In city, one month applies On purchase
OF new y hen directly following rental
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS s BENEDICT,
dels-u Cor. Sth and II SITS. NV