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HOUSE ELECTRICITY.

SMITH ID. FRY,
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Pafrosien Returns.

". J. Pattosien, the enterprising fur
niture dealer OF the Mission, has re-
turned from al extended business tour
+ the East He has visited all OF the
manufacturing centers and states that
business is good with conditions i'm
proving constantly. He says the tide
is steadily setting toward the West and
in his judgment unusual activity viii
soon De manifest on the coast Nr-
Pattosien visited the furniture exhibit
al Grand Rapids, Michigan, where ne
purchased many fine samples OF fur
nilure that were displayed there, as
we'll as 4 stock OF standard goods that
viii require & train OF twelve cars 10
ira nsport them. Mr.. PartCsien expects
the arrival OF this train about Septem-
ber 15.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Denounced the Bosses.

The Twenty-ninth District Democratic
Club held its regular weekly meeting last
night al Becker's Hall. Il Third street.
James {. Murphy presiding 4 large
number OF voters gathered 10 hear several
speakers, all OF whom scored the bosses,
Buckley and Rainey, who have, they al
lege, combined in the Twenty-ninth Dis
trict for the purpose OF defeating the
decent element OF the Democratic party.
Speeches were delivered by NJ c Hassett,
Thomas 2. Barry. Thomas O'Connor,
William u. Cannon and Stephen V. Cos
tello.
The following nominations were made
for delegates 70 the municipal convention:
First Precinct, J. ". Fitzgerald; Second
Precinct John J. Mcdonald: Third Pre-
cinct. Matthew z LaIIy; Fourth Precinct.
P. F. HaIler: Fifth Precinct, Patrick Ly-
don: Sixth Precinct Martin J. Tierney, /,
Seventh Precinct H. l. Ladd; Eighth
Precinct Joseph I Lawfessi Ninth Pre-
cfnct. Joseph Plunkett; Tenth Precinct,
John O-Connor; Eleventh PRECINCT, Law
renee J. Brannan: Twelfth Precinct
James ]. Maher; Thirteenth Precinct, Ed
ward c. Faulkner; Fourteenth PRECINCT,
Joseph 3. Lawler. Fifteenth Precinct. Jo-
seph A N0gan: Sixteenth Precinct, John
Brown: Seventeenth Precinct. Daniel VI.
Donaugh; additional delegate, Louis EhF-
licl
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Fighting for Kim Oy.

Judge Bahrs has issued . writ OF habeas
corpus commanding the officials OF the
Methodist Chinese Mission 70 produce in
court this morning the body OF Kim Oy,
who was rescued from & den on Spo1ord
afIev. The little girls alleged mother IS
-na petitioner and is aTerSe 70 losing the
child al least without the proper price.
The same case was heard by Judge Law
Tor last week, and the court denied the
writ. saving that the perjury Of the al
legged smother and sister and other wit
nesses should be looked into with q view
70 their prosecution
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
They Lauded PheIan.

The Twentieth District Democratic Club
met last night al Il Third street and elect
ed the following delegates 70 the munich
pal convention: J. ". Fitzgerald, John
Macdonald. Matthew LaIIy, Thomas Stew
art. Patrick LydOn, Martin J. Tferney, II
I. Iadd Joseph / LaWIeSS. Joseph Piunh-
81. John O'C0nusr. Lawrence J. Brannan,
James Maher, E. G Faulkner. Joseph q
LawIor. Joseph a Morgan. John BroTn,
Daniel MCDOnough and an additional del
egate. Louis EhlriChJ-
Addresses Iaudat0ry OF the Phelan ad-
rninistration were made by VI c. Has
sstt. Colonel 7. T. Barry and William NJ
Cannon.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
PneIan Followers.

The Thirtierh District Phelan Club met
last evening al Pythian Castle, and after
pledgIng all present 10 support the admin
istration OF Mayor Pheian and labor for
his denomination, the following delegates
were selected 10 represent the district n
The coming convention: P Cough, 2.
Madden. T. Lynch. A Solom2n, T Grady,
G. Fitzgerald, z. Leinny, 2 Kenny, :.
Kelly. 8 Cannon. L Walsh. c. WeIch,
E. McMenomy. L. Hurley, J. Creighton, G.
NcIlaughL!n and J. Baer.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
City Republican League.

The City Republican League Club OF
the Thirty-frst Assembly District met
last night at TeUtonia Hall. John F. Nc
Glyna chairman H J. Mcmahon secre-
tary. On motion. the chairman appointed
the following committee on the Selection
OF delegates: Z. 1. Nolan Il. D. Byrue,
William Odermsnn and 7. J. Sullivan. the
committee 10 have frI power 70 act and
report al the call OF the chair Stirring
remarks were made By Nessrs- 4. s Aiiz-
ner. Dr. McNeu and William Holland.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Frauen Verein Picnic.

The ladies OF S.. Lukas Frauen Verein
had their first picnic al Piedmont Springs
on last Wednesday. The affair, which was
well attended by old and young, was z
very enjoyable one and was under the
direction OF Mesdames J. GoeIsche, IL
Schlfeman. J. StrothO1 and H NJ Quasi,
assisted BY Rev J. A SchiIing. P. Braas,
n T Robbers and H Quasi Jr- The Of
fcers OF the vereiu are: Mrs Dr.. P H
Mas. president: Mrs II. NJ Quasi, vice
president; Mrs H Siegel. secretary, and
Mrs ". MCeglin, treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Auti-Boss Club.

The Thirty-seventh Assembly District
Anu-Boss Republican Club met last even
ing and appointed finance and executive
committee. The executive committee was
given the power TO name the delegates for
election 70 the county convention Several
speakers INDUCED in rad-hoL anCt-boSs
speeches, and Ine warning was given that
II the greatest OF care Is not taken the
boss element VIII our-rrick the members
OF the club al The polls.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
DELEGATES Nominated

The ThirJy-second Assembly District
City Republican League met last night az
Penny's Hall. Eighteenth and Kentucky
streets. and selected delegates 70 the nom
mating convention No further business
was transacted and the meeting adjourned
20 Tuesday evening. August :. All mem
bers Of the club are requested 70 be pres
ent a the next meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Boss Rule Condemned.

The Fortieth Assembly District CITY
Republican League held q large and en-
thusiasriC meeting al Franklin Hail last
night, Colonel A s. Hubbard, vice pres!-
dent presiding.
The nominating committee having in
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

charge the duty Of suggesting names f9r
DELEGATES TO the county convention Ll1dS
a report stating II had been canvasSlIis 4
very large list OF names in the entseaEoE
to select none but good men for that posi-
ton and that il would have the isl OF
names ready 10 present 10 the next meet
ing OF the central committee
The club has enrolled about 500 names,
among them being q great many business
men and heavy taxpayers who have noE
in the past taken much interest IN local
politics, but who are this year enln1sl-
aStfc and active in this movement 70 rs-
form the Republican party.
The meeting was addressed oE ColonsL
Hubbard, Captain William Royal, Ed
nund Tauszky and Lucius l. Solomons-
The two latter in their denuRciatton o.
boss methods and boss rule evoked 4
storm OF applause. showing the splrIE
which animated the club.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

appointed the following committee 20 con-
fer on consolidation with the club over
which Emil POhN presides: James CottIs
Joseph Z. Derhdm. William Wright. John
Burke and James F1-ey.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Battle
OF
Manila
Bay!
SUTRO BATHS.

OPEN DAILY FROM A. N 10 II P. Il
BATHING FROM A N TO 10.59 P. NJ
ADMISSION. CHILDREN. SC
Bathing. Including Admission &c; Children 20c.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Ready 70 Consolidate.

The Forty-first District Democratic Club
met last evening. President William P.
Humphreys Jr. in the chair. The president
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29
Assembly District Clubs Meet and
Perfect Organization.
FactOna Fight in Democratic Ranks Fierce Contest
Between the Buckley Following and the Rainey-
Examiner League Bosses Assailed.

ing adjourned with cheers for the Re
publican party.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

FORTY-THIRD DISTRICT-The Forty
third Assembly District Republican Club
held largely attended meeting last night
in California Hall on Bush street The
following gentlemen were elected TO mem
t..-ship in the advisory committee OF the
Central Club: GENERAL P H WAR
Field EMIL SOMPS- JOHN LACK
MANN. GENERAL S ". BACkUS and
A MASSEY.
CASTOR S-raus presided. with Joseph p.
Stevens as secretary The meeting was
brief but harmonious and enthusiastic.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT = DR..
CamDbell Ford was elected permanent
nresident. and z. II. Furbush permanent
Secretary. OF the FOrty-fourth District
Republican Club at q meeting held last
night in WashIngrOn-sqUar Hall The
ToTioyving members of the advisory com
T7i+Tez az the Central Club were selected:
= . PALMIERI. G. " TERRY. E NJ
FT-PBT-SH L r. STROLL and GEORGE
CHADRTCh.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

rORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT REPUBLI-
CAN CLUB-At meeting held last
evening al Garibaldis Hall. +23
II dsi@gates to the Central Ad-
yisorv C,IJIb: OSCAR c. LEWIS. RICH
sRD RYAN. WILLIAM J. LENNON. z.
T TARBOX and A ABRAHAMS. The
Tneeting was presided over by T r Ev-
ans and Richard Ryan acted as secre-
Tsrv. Among the speakers OF the even
ing were MessrS- Babb, Webeer, Doug
los nd SnaeEaQ.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

THIRTY-NINTH DIsTRICT-The regu-
lar Thirty-nfnth Assembly District Repub-
Ifcan Club met in Turn Verein Hall. 80
Turk street, last night Colonel 7. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DIS I--- FtIC L
ADVISORY Committee: ". L ASHER,
WILLIAM WILKINSON. E a MAE
STRETTI. P ". LANNON and 4A-A l-A-H
in Bear Cub Hall OF the corner OF +l-I-
more and Post streets. Speecnes were
made by E = Bulls, }. 3 Cars9h, t--5
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

THTRTY-SECOND DTSTRICT-Presi-
dent :. F Ahera called the club 70 order
tr GiIberts Hal. Brannan street. between
Sixth and Seventh After the reading OF
the minutes BY Secretary Eugene King.
patriotic speeches were made BY + J.
80 F2eU11blicsns OF the district 20 stand
together for the nomination OF a clean
ticket z-,-.-
The following were elected aS Qe!Sgstkes g!e
% ~ central body. EUGENE KING.
JEREMIAH LCCEY. HUGH DUFF, J. 2
CPONIN and ALFRED COOK
4 resolution was unanimously aoOpte1
,0r,r-eudfug the Board Of Supervisors for
having curtailed the expenses in the Varl-
Gus departuents Of the city government IN
the interests Of the taxpayers Ihe meet
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-29

-E-L----E--- --1-,---'--7--- IL
Advisory -Et-tee-C. Ee1rt1g, J.
Roach. 8 G.a---Isra1. C. 5 Morgan, C.
4-uz-s- As the place n meeting had here
--Er-e r--- announced q big crowd assem-
b,zt II I'E---.z- Castle -zs- evening % es-
s.S- 5~ --= selection = --@ delegates Tl1
vii have 2 voice II he selection q the
DELEGATES +-r the coming municipal cor
ver--a-- :. D1raC. " Page. H Jackson.
G A--e-s. J. 3LrEcCgat and Louis F Wal
lace addressed -1= gathering after he IA
tc- u selecting the delegates had been
concluded The meeting adjourned 70 tle
cal q ne .Ea-r.
Evening star., 1899-12-05

FOR RENT
1915 10th. furnished,
lar. 2b, steam. mi. $3.50. .0l
1906 NH av, furnish
ed, Or. b, Gel. mi. 100. .0C
1901 n II av, furnish
ed, 6r. b, eel, mi SO -0C
925 18th, l0r&b, mi. $500
932 I'D, sr, b, mi. 81. Sc
2139 X, Sr, b. eel, mi . b.. &c
2301 NJ, 10r&b, mi. 80. so
1908 $, Grab, mi. -. .50
613 $ c av Sc, Or,
b, eel, mi. Do SO
1749 E, 9r&b, mi 30. 90
2613 X, Tr, w......14.50
1903 2Sth, 5r, w....1i.3O
2434 Va av, Or, W, &. .l2.3O
FLATS.
1871 Goth, Ist floor,
new fat, Or, b,
heat, mi. 90
de2-s,t,th WESCOTT &
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-FARM, AT SACRIFICE; THE
best bargain, the cheapest farm In the T. =
100 acres, Montgomery county, Nd; $40 an acre
nne peach and apple orchard: l6 miles Of Wash
lngton; "a miles from electric and steam r. X.
WM. II. PRICE, 617 l4th ST. NV. it,
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including two three valuable stock farms of
300 to 600 acres. withir easy reach of Washi7s>
ton. VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., l40T " OF.
mylS-u
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ROOMS,

ROOMS.
Sl4 10th, hall. .S15. so
2102 NJ. Or. w......l5.5O
1871 10th, office, heat.15.oo
A. $50 La av, office
rooms. $40 and 1900
STORES.
l42 F, y sto spa $50. so
~ 18th, w&g. .25. so
~ ith. sto, Or, eel, W. % 90
1896 SD, Ar, 81 Gel, mi 2O.5G
lI55 L, ST, Gel, W. g.2O.OO
2909 NJ. sto&2r.....2 20. 90
SIG 18th, shop. .....IG.JO
Sl4 18Th, W, g....l2.5O
III 18TH ne, sto, cel.lO.oO
STABLES.
1912 g, rs, ,cr,l r,l,w,g.Sl5.OO
1872 18th, SIS, wr,l. .w.l5.0
ZIG 18th, 3s, wr,l, 100
l426 9th, Is. W r. 500
2fl2 Ia av (rearl,
Is, W r, l..........7.o0
1881 l., 5r. Woo
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT
1203 TO 1917 Princeton st. NV, 10 rns cellar
pa.h; steam neat; oak finish; papered 0ust COM
l2i1 ST. Sc, rms, bath; stone front; elec-
ulc gus lSnllIS -..-...-.-........S. SO so
lib l4th ST. NV, II ms; a.m.i....... $40 90
2l22i ny: ave. Sc; rms; newly papered and
panied; nrSt-Slass order. SO. 90
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.
no21-12t 1921 st. NV.
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plliits HAeSl spot IN America 81
de2-3t' X. :. DONALDSON 52a I'm ~
FOR ENCHANGE-0N A UOTSF Z0T ,7l-I-5
fHoiooo fo,D An pnincumbered lot. well worth 81 500
FOR FNCHANGE- Unincurnbered LOT oD ,s,h
81 i,S4 SSn4tenaed; value. $500.
roE Equity in a LOT on So .t
cash. must 90 interest, ana
FOR EXCHANGE-Unin Unincumbered lot north.
,bIShs, I0h EACHANGE- 600 50. feet of ground:
daSSt daSiSts' On Columbia Heights; all part
ue--oI STONE d FAIRFAX, sue i ST NV
FOR SALE-FOR EXCH ANGF-FuR ENt-U AN,5T,
a nearly new l0rOum brick dwelling. filed
66ath' porcelain tub; hot-water heat; . St near
FOR EXCHANGE Stone and brick dwelling on
norm side OF . bt. bet. 18th and 18th; large re-
FOR ExCHANGE-A lovely i0-r room borso nm
hoanoke st, Columbia Heights; ! rooms deep;
hoi-water heat. Price. s.. 500.
Foh EAthANGE-fre and clear FOR q house
NV. $4,000 to $500, new house ne; value.
FOR ExCHANGE-2 houses on Il St pwa
D'FIf: F@R Exc Fxcd4xfF "a heeh N.+,@. $500 -,
Washington Heights; IL rooms; 10; 5oNIGo: ais"
i4.r9om brick Price Sl4 600. SEND FOR IIST
de2-3t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. sp6 F 81 NV
ABOUT THESE VERY desirable houses
NH trade on house worth $4,000 we'll
down town. worth $ll 600.
We offer one OF the best houses in the city for
$500 on Columbia Heights bet 18th and i4th;
rooms deep; hot-water heat; large tiled hath
rents for $40 a month
\ good home Columbia Heights for 50 600.
stories; cellar; furnace.
A handsome, large u room house Washington
Heights for exchange; price, $4,000.
d"2-3t STONE * FAIRFAX, SOC L st Nv
FOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE-NEw HOUSE N
Washington Heights; 10 rooms; large reception
hali steam heat; tiled bath; porcelain tab; only
$1,000.
FOR ENCHANGE-New 1O-room 3-story house;
room for stable; lettered ST. west of 9Th st
de23t STONE FAIRFAN SOC + ST NV
For EXCHANGE 10000; CUsr 81 0oo-
Fine home in lexington: furnace neat: electric
light; lot 50xlG5 trust, 81 600.
FOR EXCHANGE E lO-room corner house near
9Th and SITS; 81 500.
de2-3t STONE & FAIRFAN SOC T st NV
FOR EXCHANGE
few fine houses Washington and Co
lumba Heights. If you desire exchange for a
home In these very desirable sections IL viii pay
you TO see US.
b. H WARNER & Co
deZ-3t GIG street n W
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FOR RENT-FTRNISHED ROOMS, WITH PHI
Sate bath; table board, 81 per week. Address
I02 19ih ST. NV d.5-lv-
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FOR RENT-TWO GODD-SlZED FURNISHED
rooms, communict ting; half square of f. Capitol
ST. gentlemen only. Apply - Tenn, d4 %
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-5-ROoM HOUSE AND ACRES, ?
miles from city for Sl,1oO, easy terms: also 2S
acres, 4r0om house aud barn, 81 600; also large
building lots on electric railroad, minutes ride
from city, fare 4l2 cents, price 500 per lot
terms 81 cash, balance, 81 per week. Send for
large list of property and map 25 miles around
city, free.
de5-3t. 1921 + St NV.
SOMERSET HEIGHTS
junction Tenlyt'H, Glen Echo and Rockville Rvs.
FOR RENT OR SALE Dwelling; : and
bath; hot and cold water; open nreplaces; fur
nace; u acre. S4,250; $50 per mo-
AISo-S room and bath; So 80; SIG y acre.
ALSO-l2 acres; $500 to $3.50. ONE FARE.
de2- -Stf MILES FULLER. 5O4 llth.
I>ENSINGTON BRIGHT. CHEERFUL HOMES;
large looms; city comforts; plenty of ground:
prices low terms TO suit ". NJ. TERRELL.
with b. Fl. Warner Co. de2-6t
THE SECY. OF WAR, IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT
(see the Post Dee. ., '99D, urges the early
construction If the Memorial bridge. Fort Myer
Heights will be united TO the business center OF
Drop postal for I6pIge pictorial booklet" Illus
trating property, and How to be your own
landlord $40 month Carriages show
property free of Churge. FULTON X. GORDON
1206 NV d-2-3t
FOR SALE-oPPoSTTE WASHINGTON. STONE
quarry: also 7-room house aud B acres. 5-room
house, rs acres; 40 acres and s-room house. also
lots at Ballston, 500 each; terms, IS down bal
ance 81 per week. Call write for list Of sub.
urban property for sale
de2-at. 1921 r. e. Nv
BEAUTIFUL HOME
All city coEyeniences
At Cleveland Park
nolo-u Office. 6lO 14th st.
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS; SINGLE OR
en- suite; without beard convenient to Capitol,
Library and car lines. Go3 y Carolina
drJ-3
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1915 18th ST. NV.
10 rooms and bath. h.....,............. S35 20
ut.-5t IIEBEEMANN 4 HAVN. 1898 = st
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WANTED-HOUSES. W

WANTED-LARGE HOUSE, OR TWO HOUSES,
in neighbcrhood Of Dupont Circle,
suitable for ladi $ school.
de2-at' X. ). DONALDSON, $50 10th n w.
WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER, OR s-ROOM
house In NV, from lst to 9Th and + and NJ
NV. Prices Will be considered from S4 BOO to
$4,000 Owners seEd description.
de25t HILL, NEWTON * Co, SO2 F ST NV.
NANTED-FOR CASH BUYER, HOUSE WITH 10
10 l. rooms must be west of 1ith St Price
5000 10 $1,000. Owners send particulars.
ie23t MIL, NEWTON & CO, Su2 L ST Nv
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
Will urge the construction of the Memorial bridge
LOIS across the river are selling briskly Drop
postal for new 16page pictorial booklet films
trating Fort Mycr Heights and How to ba vonr
own landlord on $40 month Carriage will ceii
at your door to show the property free of chor%e
de23t " 1:ne 1:t'CoS, 4,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEMALE.

WANTED BY FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS
place TO do laundry work plain cooking: also
neat colored girl, place to do housework in smal
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FOR RENT-431 q ST. NV. OPPOSITE PEN
sion Office; four stories; Il rooms; ami; newly
papered and painted; central location; suitable
for boarders and roomers. $500.
nolS-u JAMES r. SHEA, $50 Pa. ave. NV
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT = HALL, SEATING 300: SIS PER
night. including electric light and elevator ser
vice. METZEROTT BLDG. 1110 F NV del-lw.
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PERSONAL.

h 1oI ARE HERE ON CONGRESSIONAL prs,
mss II should interest You to know atoDt mo ~,
that postal ~ e'' 'i''i'sr uTuP
Hto-of JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6la ID
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AsENCY AT1,FIoR-
lied, 6O3 18th ST NV O2-n dYy ana NJ, ~, iI
IlG1,s aa ana experienced. Strictly comndential
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-LARGE, WELI~LIGHTED MODERN
oihces, elevator, electric light, steam heat; jani
bldg, ITO at NV.
oeao-tf GASCH BROS. Agts., 1907 f st.
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FOR EXCHANGE

i1h ys hACHANGE-FOR CITY EQUITY. FLol;fD ,
~ Hinch, i, 80 acres; good dwelling. barn a.
beautiful lakes; stocked with tish
Gane; finest spot in America. urIrn Sra.u,n
GtZ-3t h. :. DONALDSON la Il M "a ~
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNrJRNISiiED,

fph VI, hENT-DESIRABLE BAY WINDOW RRICK
isS ioth st. NV. tcor Caroline ST.. 3 r,unls
naIh ana cellar, $50, and h;icS, 453 y. Y. ave.
IL nv; Tc3ias bath and cellar, s2T.5 also hHy
Mihu1W BRICK. Sl3 q st. NV. rruras and bath.
S2l.5o ALBERT +. FOX. $50 F -, NV IL
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tot EACHANGE-uN A HOUSE Nor 0VI7V
balance cash 'H Fi'"'''
I-..F
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west; value. 81 200 W. N'''N
FOR EXCHANGE 20 600 81, e.. - -
choicest on Columbia Heights: an or nart
de1-St STONE d FAIBFAX S,ie i 81 NV
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FOR RENT-FIATS

| FOR RENT-TIiE ALEXANDER. 1911 ST..
! beautiful S-re0m apartment: southern sunny
roons, daintily fur; tinely appointed; singiy
en- suite leJ-3t@
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WANTED-HELP. "
MALE.

parents 10 work at cigar counter in restaurant.
flease state and references. Address ". ",
STR office.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
~ ltAfSHED.

FOR RENT TWO BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED
rooms IN strictly private family; heat and gas
Apply to 434 II st. NV II,
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foh RENT-s14 11TH ST. NV, NICELY FUR
h;shed, good front hall rcum: large closet;
an modern improvements; first-class kept
mouse: suitable for gentleman; S6 I,er month. =
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FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS IN COR
her house. one square from Capitol, library and
cars; southern exposure. 1Ol 2d st ne. ue,j-;t
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st. extended; value, 81 800 " ~" 4o'H
Epi iEAtHANGE-E Equity In a lot on - At
& neaT Ith subject 10 one trust, 81 interest, and
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FUR RENT-DESIRaBI.E FURNISHED ROOMS:
ave. dnset.
Evening star., 1899-12-05

FOR RENT-TWO LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED
.fd-st"iy rooms, single suite; Il few table
boai - accommodated. Fool l st. NV. Mrs
NJ j. CT LEY. d, 81
Evening star., 1899-12-05

WANTED-BY B ADULTS, 3 OR NICELY EUR
rms. with heat and light. for Ink; will pay so
per mo. give all particulars; refs eIch. NEAT,
Box 10, heusiugt0u, Md dp4- -3t.
AMI ED-PEkSONS HAVING SELECT BOARD
Ing houses and private homes kindly call Room
o. LO N and Trust bldg, and inquire into our
system Of securing tenants. L. Z. WILSON co
uo2I Nv.
Evening star., 1899-12-05

FOR fFNT-2 COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON
1st floor: pleasant location; well heated; suitable
for Nj {. or senator 500 X st. NV, opp. Mt.
Vernon Square. de4 ST.
Evening star., 1899-12-05

FOR kEAT-FuRNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OF
en- suite, with or without board; half squar.
from spitol and library. Ill Md.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-04-15

The hotbed should be located in
some sheltered place protected from
the chilly winds and where there is
plenty of sunshine. Good sash will he
needed to protect the plants from cold.
The frame for the hotbed may be
made about four feet wide and as long
as desired. The best heating material
is strawy horse manure. This should
be placed at the bottom of the frame
from one to three feet deep, according
to the amount of heat required. This
should be packed down and covered
with several inches of good soil from
the woods. After the hotbed is thor
oughly warm and the heat begins to
subside it is ready for the seeds. We
nave had tomato plants appear above
ground in Just three days after sowing
the seed with the thermometer at 125
degrees, but there is danger of burn
ing the seed at this temperature; 20
degrees is about the proper tempera-
ture to maintain for the best results.
With a little experience one can soon
learn to handle hotbed successfully.