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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
NUNEZ ARRIVES WITH
 DISPATCHES FROM GOMEZ
Cuban Leader Sends Information Re- garding His Army and That
 of the Spaniards.

NEW YORK, May S.-A Brunswick (Ga.) specie to the Herald says: Gen. eral Nunez left Key West yesterday morning, passed through Tampa last night, and was in Waycross to-day, en route to Washington with important messages from General Gomez. These messages Lear direct relation to the army of invasion, and practically out line the situation in Cupa, as relates to the army under General Gomez, the most effective place for conferences and meetings between the officers of the insurgents and those of the United States army, and details as to the Span ish army'S condition at differen points in Cuba. General Nunez will carry back from Washington such ans wer and instructions as 1t is desired to send to Gomez, and then return immed- lately to Tampa. General Nunez will assume command of his wing of the fn- surgent ar " in Florida and await the movement of invasion which the regu- lors will make jointly with the Cubans under Nunez and Lacret.
 This in substance is the result of an investigation I made at Waycross to- day, when General NuneZ appeared on the car platf Nr--1 en route to Washing ton
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
INV ASI0N OF
 CUBA DELAYED Troops Not to Be Landed for at Least a
 Week.
New Plan of Campaign For n1ulated by Army and
 Navy Leaders.
Invading Army Will Be in Two Divi- sions, One Commanded by
 General Lee.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Fay 8.-A Washington special to the Herald says: President Mckinley has decided to Iut off the in vasion of Cuba for at least a week. The plans for the movement b joint forces of the army and navy against Havana have been again changed. It is understood the primary cause is un- certainty in respect to the movements of the Spanish fleet. The blockading squadron haS beer. greatly yeakened by the departure of vessels with Admiral Sam son, and althoug there are still about forty-five American ships in the neighborhood of Cuba, tl-e return of Admiral Sampson with the rest of the fleet will be awaited before attacking the city.
 Several important changes will also be made in the army now gathered in the vicinity Of Tampa before the in- vasion of Cuban territory. The War Department wants to feel confident that the troops will be able to defeat the Spaniards in one quick and de- cisive battle.
 A long consultation was held yester- day by the leaders of bot. army and navy and I am told that the exact plan of campaign was finally decided upon. General Shafter, Colonel w. H. Lawton and Captain Dorst held con- ference yesterday at Tampa, when the entire Cuban situation was carefully talked over, and plans for landing troops d, ided upon. Captain Dorst went into the interior of Cuba and has made definite arrangements with Gen. eral Gomez for the cooperation of United States and Cuban land forces.
 There Is a strong proba lity that the invading army will be in two divisions. General Lee will undoubtedly command one of these divisions, and either Gen. eral Coppinger O. General Wade the other The entire army will be under command of Major General Shafter.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
Close Call of the Morrill, and ViGksbur9 From
 Destruction.
Luped Under the Guns of Santa Clara and Only Saved by
 Bad Craftsmanship.

from strabismus, their practice could 1 not have been worse.
 But the officers of both the Morrill, and Vicksburg frankly admit their own recklessness and the narrow escape of their vessels from destruction. They are firmly convinced that the pursuit of the schooner was neatly planned trick which almost proved successful. If any one of the shots had struck the thin skin of either vessel 1t would have offered no more resistance than a piece of paper to a rifle ball.
 The accurate range of the first few shots Is accounted for by the fact that the Spanish officers had ample time to make observations. The bearings of the two vessels were probably taken with range finder at the Santa Clara battery, and as this battery is prob ably connected by wire with Morro, they were enabled to take bearings from both points, and by laborious cal culations they fixed the positions of the vessels pretty accurately With such opportunity for observation 1t would have been no great trick for an Amer fcan gunner to drop a shell down the snokestack of a vessel.
 As soon as the ships sheered off, after the first fire, the Spanish gunners lost the range and their practice became ludicrous. If they had waited five min utes longer before opening fire, Cap tain Smith says. it would have been well-nigh impossible to have missed the target
 Later in the day the Morrill, cap tured the Spanish schooner Espana, bound for Havana, and lowed the prize to Key West.
 On Friday the French school ship Dubourdieu, carrying thirty guns in all, entered the harbor of Havana. She was stopped by the Morrill, and two salutes were fired by the Annapolis be- fore she showed her flag.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
NO YELLOW FEVER ON
 THE CRUISER NASHVILLE

KEY WEST, May S.-Considerable in- dignation is expressed here over the story lately sent north that there is yellow fever on the Nashville, con- tracted from the Spanish prize Ar gonauta The captain and officers of the ship as we'll as Commandant For sythe of the naval station, brand it in unmeasured terms as false and with out foundation.
 Interesting details are being added to the story of the entrance ''n French frigate Dubourdieu into Havana yester- day. It is said that after the fleet re- leased her she was seen transmitting heliograph signals to the Cuban shore.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
CHARTERS A STEAMSHIP
 TO SUCC0R AMERICANS.
United States Consul Dent to Aid Im- periled Residents to Escape
 From Cienfuegos

Copyrighted 1898. by James Gordon Bennett
 KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May B. Upon the urgent request of the British Consul in en fuegos, Cuba, and acting on authority from Washington, United States Consul Dent to-day chartered the steamer Adula of the Atlas line to go to Cienfuegos and take away Americans and CubanS whose lives are in peril at the hands of an angry pop- ulace. An uprising of the most dan gerous and destructive Kind is immi- nent in Cienfuegos. Passengers on the Giovanni Bausan say when that vessel left Havana people were wildly excited. Prices of food were rising and starva- tion was imminent, and speculators were dealing in food and supplies
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
ORDERED TO PROVIDE FOR
 FORTY THOUSAND TROOPS
Governor of San Juan de Porto Rico Instructed to Lay in Supplies
 for an Army.

CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, May B. The dispatch boat Dauntless has ar rived here. According to advices from Martinique the Spanish fleet has not been sighted off the island
 The Governor of San Juan de Porto Rico recently received orders from Madrid to provide rations for 10000 troops He asked the time of their ar rival and got the reply:
 Movements of the Spanish fleet are kept strictly secret. Your question can not be answered. Be prepared
 It is reported that five Spanish war ships were seen off St. Thomas on Thursday, but they were probably only scouting.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
Turned Back by High Seas.

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, May g. The day here was miserable, cold and rainy, and nothing of very great inter est transpired. The Vesuvius went out early in the day, bound for Key West, to join the blockading squadron. but returned to anchor at ' D. m. on ac- count of heavy weather. The Suwanee will go out tonight for the same port. Neither the St. Paul nor the New Or leans has arrived. The latter Is ex- pected here in the morning.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
Declared Under Martial Law

Copyrighted lsaS by James Gordon Bennett
 GIBRALTAR, May S.-La Linea, a town just outside of Gibraltar, has been to-day declared under martial law, and 1t is said Spanish authorities will not allow provisions of any sort to enter from Gibraltar. Travellers just from Spain say the international ferment is increa sing
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
The Temerario Sails

Copyrighted. 1898, by James Gordon Bennett
 BUENOS AIRES, May S.-Advices from the Herald scorrespondentin Mon- tevideo state that the Spanish warship Temerario sailed from there at noon to- day. The direction in which she sailed is not known.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
No Spanish Ships sighted.

Copyrighted 1s9s by James Gordon Bennett
 ST. PIERRE, Martinique, May B. The story sent out from here yester- day that five Spanish vessels, supposed to be part of the Cape Verde fleet, had been sighted off here, was found, on investigation, to be unfounded.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
Spain to Send More Troops.

MADRID, May S.-General Correa, Minister of War, and Admiral Bermejo, Minister of Marine, are organizing re- endorsements for the Philippines.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09
Neck Broken by a Fall.

BAKERSFIELD, May S.-Thomas Will jams, laborer, 40 years old. was found dead this morning in the rear of a saloon on Nineteenth street. During the night he fell down the basement stairs and broke his neck.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-09

0 KEY WEST, Fla, May B.
 c Only poor craftsmanship on the
 c part of the Spaniards saved the
 O Vicksburg and the cutter Nor . Till from destruction in Havana . harbor yesterday morning. For 0 over half an hour they were un- . der the fire of the guns of the ( c Santa Clara water batteries. but c both escaped without material . injury, although shrapnel from ( . eight-inch guns exploded all ( . about them, and both now show 6 the scars of the Spanish bullets.
Evening star., 1898-11-10

FOX RENT-DFEBLE &
3015 Q.l2r, ,btfur) Sloo. 90
1410 Pa av. sto, eel. IS. 90
6l6 f NV, 2lr&b. 1900
926 23d st. 11r&b. 40. 60
2S0l Q NV, 9r&b. .S3.O8
3006 P. 9r&b. 80. 80. 90 .
oc26
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FOR RENT
Store, cellar&stable.
1913 Pa aV NV. $1,000
1ii4 Il | nv, l2r. =
ba. steam heat, rent low
22II Ia nv, lJr&b. 30. %
22d&P, stO&dw 30. uH
1911 q NV. iuU&b. 20. BG
200 |. Sto&dw 80 90
Small houses from $40
nO4 GEO. W. LIN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
Evening star., 1898-11-10

FOR RENT-FuRNISHED FLAT; ROOMS AND
p"oceiaih oath; electric bells; $40; references
2I24 Pa. ave. NV. no1D-St.
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We solicit property to rent. Coed houses.
either furnished or unfurnished, can be sup
piled with tenants.
B. II. WAENER & co.
no5-5t alG ST. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart.
ment, Washington, u. C, until II O'Clock noon
November l5, 1895 and publicly opened immedI.
ately thereafter, TO furnish the Navy Yard
Washington, ID. c., quantity OF brass wire sleeves
block tin, slab zine pig iron nickel steel and ste
drill rods. Blank proposals will be furnished upoI
application to the Navy Yard Washington D. O.
or TO the Bureau: EDWIN STEWART, Paymasts
General u d N. Do3-law -aw
Evening star., 1898-11-10

FOR SALE -'9s Bicycles; ONLY USED ONE
month; will sell cheap Call at 1913 10th ST he
fore Am. or bet. ana pm. po2-tf
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FOR RENT-CNFURNISH
1888 16tE St.. .Sa33.33 1921 n st..........7500
l4l1 II st..-.... .25nUO. 1870 18Th ST.. .b5.V0
1871 * st...... 25j.Uu' Sl2 18th st..-... 5000
l7i5 | av.......133 80 Stable r'r $50 i. Al 20
l4i7 Mass 1880 1929 18th st.......4U.U0
1914 10Th ST.. 75.UUl SO4 Z st. basemt - 90
Also large list If desirable furnished houses.
FITCH. FOX * BROWN,
oc25-tf 15u6 q st. w.
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classltl-
cations OF Wanted Help will be IN
)erted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

roR RENI-CoMrLETELH FURNISHED o
room house, on $ ST. near 10th; owner and son
will board if desirable. Address Box g. Star
office. noIo-3t.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON
fhoie island ave. near Iowa circle; II rooms,
ami; VIII lease for gear longer. For terms.
etc, address s. s s., Star office. no9-6t.
FOR RENf-AT GREAT SNap-AN ELEGANT
lo,ronp dwelling: beautifully furnished through
out. l 50. Dupont Circle: price only 81 .0ou per
arnum. EARLY j. HAMPTON. no9-3t
FOR RENT-CoMPLETELY FURNISHED s-RM.
mouse In NV, $50 monthly for winter or longer.
Nuufcss SELECT LOCATION, Star office. n.'0 IT.
FOR PENTHOUSE COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
Containing 10 rooms and bath, heated by furnace;
to party without children for SO per mo-; several
rooins now rented; no boarding house allowed.
Address BOX ll9. Star office noS3t-
FOR RhNT-FURNISHED-No 1900 18TH ST
NV, corner 10th and X: south and east
posure; Il rooms; 3 baths: billiard room: steam
heat; open hrepleces: coal and gas ranges; com
pletely furnished; 90 oil paintings; admir-
able fer entertaining; reduced OWNER,
premises noS-St.
FOR RENT-A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE
completely FURNISHED houses well located in
northwest. at reasonable prices.
GASCH BROS.
oc-i-u 1907
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ga SC av se.1r,ami2u.U0
2230 18th nw .6r&sto.lS. 30
Iu9 Sth he. Ir.ami.lS.J0
l2l1 | re. Or, ami. .l6.3O
3o6 L ST NV, Gr. ...l5 -
42l 10Th Sc. 6r.....12.59
s2l Eth ST lie. 5r. IL 30
y. y So, 6r.......I5 80
BRADLEY. 1903 L st.
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FOR SALE-A BEAt TiFiLLG iAIiA ED NALNt T
chamber set; heavy square p.aI" LI!Tlpr. Sappu.
exceptional bargain, cost Sioyuv. Apply a. 1913
y 81. E.w. ub9 81"
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FOR RENT

FUR REM
FURNISHED.
2114 o st. NV, Il rs " b., a. mi. $50. 90 mo.
1I2U = st. NV, 10 rs x b., u. MI. l2o.UO mo.
1908 Sunderland pl., Hrs. &b-. ami. 10000 mo-
UNFINISHED.
1106 Conn ave, 10 rs L b., a mi. 100 90 mo-
1905 Sunder nd pl., IL " b.. ami. G5. 90 mo-
2U1T n ST. NV, s. u b.. ami. 3I.oU mo-
OFFICES
T34 14th St, 2 rooms. ............... %. 90 mo-
SUBURBAN.
''Duni' irton," Picrce's Mill rd.,
Conn. ave. ears, IA RS, large
gro, ids. ..................... $1,000 mo.
Fer WOOD" Pierces Mill rd,
Conn. ave. cars 10 rs, stable
extensive grounds. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90 mo-
ocl7-tf H. ROZIER DULANY. 1920 4 st. NV
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FOR SALE-GRi.AT BARGAINS 10 GE SOLD
a. oH"s-u uentleman's watch, handsome ,s-..
Ei.i!ahtrad Ier 20 years. with io-Jev. led }-i-iE
movement, w'Ith So. Tor Sln; laG's L.ass
solid g0iI Naliham watch. wuIia $50, lsI Sl1.
diamond solitaire ring, gu.Iuufoeu I.Itt... u.isl,
Il carat worth $40, Ior 80. At \. MAINS, 90.
L ST H.N u.!s lr.sN
Evening star., 1898-11-10

FOR SALE-lIEAH THE GEORGIA CAM
Meeting on the Gramvp hone My pei,uct lilA-
ing machine made. Free cUHce daily. sid
'n easy terms. BiiADEI RN :. DIs;IicJ As,uts,
l22.J Pa. ave. ocll-lu-I
Evening star., 1898-11-10

TIE WASiINTIUN LOAN md TRUST CO.,
COR. 9TH AND F. ROOM ,
1855 lith my, stn, l439 Ohio Sr. %. 80
dME stable. Slpo.tO 335 Spruce 81 Or. Is. -
iSt- l1th NV, Sr 1880 42nia l. NV. Gr. -. 60
"i3 Sc iOr--. -23G 90. IDS 9th s'v, 6r.... Is 70
233 J aN NV, ST. 300 Fort st, Bkld. Gr . II 80
la I4th store S3oV lbs Blad big I'd. 5r. IL. 80
SoI savannah st, Pet Stab r'r 434 X NV. : 90
worth, Irs. 20 90
mes JNo. L. WEAVER. Real Estate Officer.
For RENT-S2o.5o PER MONTH; 1910 COLUNI-
BIA ST rooms aud bath; latroacs A:,niy
at Sl0 Vermont ycS-tf
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FEM ALE.

NANIE'-A PLACE As COOK OR CHAMBER
maid Apply n ij-44 9TH NV uoIo-St-
wANTEH-BY 4 RFSPECrABLE WHITE GTRI,
plac" as CEaiIieTula-d. Utll assist ia all kitchen
work; with private family Call at slI 18th st
wANFEH--BY REIIAB.E COLORED WOMAN
place ~ nurse or eham5ermaid- Apply at $50
l.
WANTED-PI.AiN SEWING. MENDINti DARN
Ing; al>' children's clothes; work az home Al
dress Box g. Star Office.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COL0EFp G;TIiT-
place as chambermaid or laundiess; refs cali
1929 18Th nv
WANTED SITUATION FOR EXPEKIFVCFD
white waitress parlor maid: good city refer
cnre Number competent white and crlnrcd do
IEesttc help ready for engagement. LADIES EX-
CHANGE GA 18th St
WANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND
culture, Position AS gOverness companion; ref
erences exchanged. Address r.. Star office
nolO-Sts
WANTED BY COLORED WOMAN. TO DO SEW
ing by week. 81. Address 625 X. l. ave. NV
WANTED ED-HoSEs FOR TWO SETTLED WHITE
women; cook and houseNork; good refs. l6SJ
Valley 81.
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nor SALE-CLEAIaNG SALE INSTli Men Is
taken in cAcA'nge-N smith Ala- "igaa. -, hHt's
aIUarc, 50; tAlckeIiIs- >'IUagr. 50, 81 Wr.Ay
oi - munihly. EH-tibBU Ky ). 10 IA. a,e
,clI-llu-4
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PERSONAL

CAN MONEY MAKE YOU HAPPY? THEN SEMI
for us and eXtrayagant cash exchange for
gents discarded garments We call. JUSTH-s
OLD STAND, 6I9 ID st. NV. nofO-5tf
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FOR RENT-DWELLING I1I5 10TH ST. NV;
rooms and bath; MI; rent. SIS. Inquire $50
La ave- se30-tf
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Vi ALE

WANTED HT \ III SI'E1TAEfE YOING MAN.
sir-fi'u tI drive fur u.strr Iell boy: city rsf
er'nrr- 'si "E address 914 2utI ST nv
WhNTfI,. HY YcUNG WHITE MAN OF -. AC-
rl~'aE.ltt O. fern work. -apahIe of handling
horse ts Md cllii y..--Et of any Kind. best 81
l:.t. 81 80.
Evening star., 1898-11-10

All 2lst. Gr&w. so
1881 30 ne, 6r, VIZ 1880
SIS lath ne. 6r, ". II 90
1915 Hayes Ct .Ir.w lu.5O
Fussrll's "a. 6r&w 1910
ROOMS.
134 18th. off rs Sl5 10 S75
9th u &, large hail 5000
2pui ] Hat, 4r. ". .lS 30
Sii lgth. hail. ....I5 80
lSo iSI la av, office
Ioums. SO ~ Sl5-00
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FARM 400
acres, aIj.iulnE L'eshuFg, l<uioun Co. Va.
barns. farm i'usc. fences, good meadow, heavy
stream uf w-trr: fronts Washington turnpike
also railroad; EASY shipment # produce; viii be
sold az sd' I.Err price ur exchanged. WARREN
'HpAIE. He'll ~ bldg. 1916 ST. nus-}t'
FOR SALE -titEAP-FINE DAIRY FARM or
- arrts On Met branch. 3. and q. K Il: H., mi
from Germantown station. For particulars rpply
10 W. W JONES. Germantown. Md. no7 t;t.
VIRGINIA real. ESTATE EXCHANGE-F FARMS
and farm iaLds from 10 1900 acres: villa sites
f.Om Z acre up mining and mineral properties
lea! estate bought and sold and exchanged G. l.,
CAMPBELL 1889 81. NV. oc2I-lm.
FOR SALh-MOST pESIRA bly, LOCATED FARM
OF lIO acres; y picai site and location: on Met
hlt-' aS a gentleman S country seat. Also tw)
adjacent lots OF about y acres each. All have
beautiful view mountains and surrounding
country Apply TO H. ". BLUNT, 1859 3lst ST.
se1G-3ru "
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-WlTH STABLE, 1850 CHAPLIN ST.
NV. ten rooms; large grounds fine view; cheer
ful home summer and winter; SD; key at 24lG
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

fOf RENT-FLAT, ROOMS AND BATH, I'D
moor; l2o5 st. NV, adjoining the Ohio Bank
pdg. suitable for housekeeping, dentistry, physi-
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FOR RENT
s2i | NV, l2r. SO. 90
lI19 18th NV. Tor. 5000
FURNISHED or unfur.D
2ll5 Pa av. 2b. 14r. .4u.UU
Newly pap'd X p't'd.D
1897 sd NV. 6r. .o5.JU
52i 2Gth NV. 6r. % 80
122G y J ay, 6r. ID 90
nn3-tf IL. l.. |
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uliis- flN n SO NI
STnitES
ST TAHI rs


l2us -. = stls. w.SI2.O0
IS2g 81 l.. 5S. w..T.uU
Sll 2uth. stlS. .luft 10 ~
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. 1va.
u, CUR. TTH & l. y. w.
llly Sih NV. 5T&w. 1870
12u2 III NV .iINw. 1870
ll2I NJ az r .';rAh.l@. 81
i2U - nv. .4rAb. tlat.l2 80
IlI whitney uy 6 Nv q
Loco y J aN Sc, ,Og&bIu.5l
9ld I'd, Gr&W....... 9.Jp
2Su Willow Tree
alley. draw .....S.I q
u - sw. 4r......-5.uu
STORES.
lcO6 Tth. .st'e. 4r. ". .S56. -
1914 an. 81. 6rSb 49, uu
ll46 NV, ste. Ar. .w- 30 90
i66 X NV. store .9r. b3p- uJ
2u2S 1th NV. store - uu
a3l 9TH NV. store -. 90
5U4 b nv. = office r>2u.oD
17n7 7th NV .6r&h. .1S.u1
1854 Md ay se....l5.'O
7ls 9th ne. store IL. .UU
Ne cor BAN, store.
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FOR RENT Ill ) NV, 6r. ..... -: ~
1S25 18th, 12r, fur 1906 sth nv, Gr 2--.5O
per yeIr. 260 90 5-S 2lst NV, Gr II. 30
1924 K | NV l;!r. 800 1915 10th NV, Sr. ~. 50
11J5 L NV, l3r 900 lI2S |. NV, Or. 90
1924 1Tth nv. 10r. So G1 1873 Eth nv, Is 81
Grant pl, 1;;r 40 $50 18th NV, Or. II
l731 NV, 1Ur.... 5000 J2l Cap, Is. 30
20%l | NV, lir. .....50@b JlI y Cap 30
1919 Ccogan nv liz. ~ % 1913 31st NY, 30
461 Mo NV lIr.. 40 80 l241 :lSt NV, Or Is. 30
45l NJ NV, Pr. +uJG 1919 Both NV, Sr.. 1850
2U24 l NV, Or. ~ lsU3 l. NV 10 %
9vl 21st NV, 1lr. 1900 II Defrtes NV, 6r. 10. 10
oslo L nw, l0r 30 81 296 PomrrOy NV, SRI 30
IS | nv, 81 1StS T NV, 6r 90
1919 . NV, l0r. .355o ll36 9th NV 6r 10. 90
1903 y J ay, 6r. 800 1913 L NV, 6r. 30
heokuk \ 10th SITS 2Hl7 + NV, 10
tWesey Hgts Jr. 30 03 2oUg, :Oll + NV. 81. Il. 30
Poll 12lh ny, 5000 127 Pierce NV, 6r. IL. 30
I'd fl fat 2U6 - ,ir.1 % 22G1 Ccv d Or 3.UD
532 2lst NV, 13r 80 1861 25th NV or. 50
536 10th NV. Or. 20 90 1920, 1922 NV 4r12.5 -
IO1S . NV, 7r. 100 l2iJ :5th nv, Tr. IL. 30
1881 14th NV, Or % 80 l2U6 NV, l.! 30
1905 Marion NV, Gr.25.50 1874 y av NV Or. H. 30
;}0DS Z NV 10r 25 no i33 Prathcrs al, ir l.. 30
l433 Ohio Sr.25.oj Low pit 5oS NV, ,3r 90
1st II III, 2OS ID NV, ,ir.22. 80
Cali office semi monthly bulletin.
THOS L. WAGGAMAN.
nOl0-tu. If 9l7 St NV.
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MALL OK FEMALE.

WANTIi. L,plE> +Np GENTLEMEN ARE
ra--r -H. So tr $. ,..- .,', tnt7,slI.-
.a- '..r.--sa~ -.st- .sl.r J-ylr fgioId-. nINS-
Mo- go T.. '''. t-f T-L I.s,- U'tD-it'
WANTEI-frTVE >rLI.iTuI.S EyI.RY WHERE
l.r iar ~-.ry e rfr i.iil.r iIa>. tv N4Elt
Ht'~r.-.I. .f'5.iti h.-.ar5ag Of ta. Wa Ir.a L
u.u-- Wrt-,,u Boz army ss.l.r- al SlI francisco.
"u o.. Il"Iur With ''-rrF.i N-slIs-. il. Tie II
s.rrsrr camps WIN A-rEr.Ifn. ~ 5i.. G4,.s 4
rle b'gHIa with I.y.-. .tE! ll. Il. l..a. Of hll-
o.. ar Ia- falt "f Manila Eot..luZ. log s..-r.'S
larE- iH Is. Low urist- b profits. TIe GIT
paid. Drs-.t gwen pnrHt free puHINIuN
IOM..ANi. b.u-- II. Ih.easL =. .th-GL
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE - HYATTSyILLE, MD. - NEARLY
new we'll built 1-ruoIu house: lot 52xlJO feet ,
water in house; > minutes walk from station
small monthly payments terms suit.
VNNf-iI 80 18TH St NV. no1O-6t
FOR SALEM TAKOAIA PARKS LOTS; 12 lajG
~. IL. in tract: 3 sts.: 7-room house
stable, we'll, frlil and shade trees: strcct cas-
pass the place: y mile from X. X. station. Eox
15T. TakCma. d. e. nol0-3ts
FOR SALE-I-ACRE LOTS IN EAST HYATTS-
VILE; > min. walk from station and electric
ears; 500 to $500 per lot. Houses erected II de-
sired; payments easy; also beautiful home West
Ind ave and Hyattssille. no10.3t
FOR E-BROOKLAND-BUY NOW. MAPS
SI,OOU-6r. cottage; lot 3. 100 So # porches etc
81 I.SUU-2sty. cottage lot 5000 fl. fruit: porches
S2.25O-Fine cottage; 6rs; bath; large lot.
s.. 2.35O-6Ts; bath; 3,5OU-ft. lot: cellar; porches
S2.GUO-Etegant 6r. cottage, 800 II.
Large list Of lots and houses; easy terms
ROLAND c. BOOTH. cor. 10th and q NV
noS-3t'
FOR SAI.E-BARGAIN
Why buy at Kensington OF those new
and attractive hUusesi Parlor. library, dining
room, kitchen hrst hcor: large hall pape-cd
hot and old WI ter, modern iuproy ements One
$500; tw1 81 900. Easy terms.
B. L. WARNER & CO,
EC5-5t 9I6 St nv.
CLEVELAND PARK
Buy You Home
$500 to $4,000.
oe22u Othes. 6l0 18th st.
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lag room or Gale; a bargain. At l4l3 . 81, near
the treasury. Store for nulu-Jt=
OR SALE-NEAItLI NEW. ONE RoIIIAtI IN
valid chair; price SD Can be auy day thIs
Week, 05S IGth st. Sc. Lulu-fT-
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