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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
KILLED PLAYING BALL.
New Jersey Man Hit by
Swift Curve.
Dies.

New York, May 61-Hugh Cavanaugh
was killed by pitched ball during me
game between the Washington Athletic
club team of Montclair and the Elmer
aid Athletic club team of Newark at
Montclair, N. j., today. The ball was
delivered by L. Franklin Titcher
pitcher of the Emeralds. Cavanaugh
was at the bat. Titcher sent a swift one
Cavanaugh struck at the ball with
all his might. The ball caught him fair
ly over the heart. He dropped his bat
and commenced to rub the spot where
the ball had struck him.
Then he started to run for first base
When within ten feet of the base no
staggered and fell He was carried to a
bench unconscious and died in two MIN
utes. Titcher was greatly affected pY
the accident. He was paroled by the
chief of police.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
MOTOR REFUSES TO RUN
And Kinraide, Disguised,
Returns Keely's Invention
Back to Owners.

Boston, May ct Burton Kinraide
of Jamaica Plain, to whom the matter
was submitted for investigation, has
abandoned all work on the Keely motor
and will ship back to the Keely Com
pany all the machines and manuscripts
left by the inventor. Since the alleged
exposures Of duplicity in the Keely lab
oratory some time ago, Mr.. Kinraice
has done no work on the machine
This alleged exposure was considered
by him a great breach of confidence on
the part of the men who made the
statement and it brought Mr.. Kinraida
so much unpleasant notoriety that he
made up his mind to have nothing fur
Their to do with the motor or the ma
chinery. When asked today if he
thought the motor was a fraud, he re
piled: Il have by no means arrived at
any such conclusion, but under the cir
cumstances I have decided to make no
further investigation"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
INTERscHoLAsTIc GAMES.
High Jump Record Broken By coe OF Rye
School

School.
Princeton, N. j., May 6-The most sue
cessful interscholasttc meet held in
Princeton took place today There were
300 entries and one hundred came to the
scratch in the various events. Twenty
four schools were represented. Berkeley
school won the championship with IN
points. Lawrenceville was second, "a
points Kings school third, Il points
j. NJ. Perry got everything for King by
winning the half mile the mile, and Sec
ond in the. two miles.
Two interscholastic records were broken
one in the 12-pound shot event by a put
of AZ feet AZ inches by Coe Of Rye school,
and the other in the high jump by
Speaker of Berkeley, with jump of {
feet 2Ia inches. The games started with
a Princeton interclass mile relay race,
which was won by the junior team, Ed
ward Smith, Gaskell, and Jarvis, in
minutes and 80 seconds.
loo yard dash-won by Smith, Norris
town high; I'd, Adams, Roman Catholic
high Time, 10 3-5s.
100 yards hurdle-Won by Forney
Berkeley; I'd, Kirby Trinity. Time, 16 3-5s
220 yards hurdle-Won by Thomas
Blake; I'd, Davies, Lawrenceville. Time
26 sec.
220 yards dash-Won by Smith, Norris
town; 2d Manson, Cutler. Time, % 1-5s.
Half-mile run-Won by Perry. King; I'd
Adsit. Hill. Time. min.
One mile run-Won by Perry, King I'd
Lindley. Hill. Time. 4:44 3-5s.
High jump-Won by Speaker, Berkeley
height 6 IT. 2l2 in. (Former interscholas-
tic record. 6 fit. IL I'M I'd, SerYiss, Bryant
and Stratton school, #. ~ in.
40 yards dash-Won by Lord, Hill; I'd
Early. Cheltenham. Time, 521zs.
Putting y pSund shot-Won by Coe
FREY school, distance AZ #. AZ in. break
ing interscholastic record; I'd, Rogers
Trinity. 43 # ~ in.
Throwing Discussion by Flanagan
Mereerburg, distance l92 It. in; I'd, De-
Two mile run-WOn by Baille, Brown
I'd, Perry, King. Time, 1l:6 Pos.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
TEMPORARY ADJUSTMENT.
Minister Merry Has rlade Arrangements With
Nicaraguan Government.

Washington, May 6.-The United
States minister to Nicaragua, Mr.. Mer-
ry. has advised the state department,
from Porto Limon, of the nature of the
temporary arrangement he has
reached with the Nicaraguan govern
ment, respecting the demand of the
government upon American merchants
at Bluefie1ds for another payment Of
the duties on imports, which they had
already paid to the revolutionary gov
ernment Under this arrangement the
additional sums collected are to be
turned over to the British consul at
Buefields, who is to be the custodian
of the funds pending diplomatic nego-
tiations between this country and Nj
caragua, as to the permanent settle
ment of the question.
The following cablegram has been re-
ceived at the navy department from
Capt. Dayton of the cruiser Detroit:
Port Limon, Costa Rica, May 6.-De-
troit with minister proceeded immedi-
ately Colon coal.
Dayton.
This is the first cable report the navy
department has had from the COM
mander Of the Detroit with one eXcep-
ton since she arrived at Bluehelds. 1t
was pleaded by the Nlcaraguan autho-
rites in answer to our complaints
against tampering with our cablegrams
that the wires were unserviceable.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
GAS WAR ON.
But RumOr Says a Combine Is Formed to
Force Price Up.

But RumOr Says a Combine Is Formed to
Force Price Up.
New York, May 6.-The rate cutting
war between the gas companies Of
greater New York continues with una
bated zeal as far as the price Of the
product is concerned, but today new
features were introduced which fore
cast a settlement, and the formation
of a powerful combination. It was pos
itively announced that a controlling in
terest in the United Electric Light and
Power Co. had been acquired by one Of
the leading gas interests, presumably
the Whitney Brady-Ryan syndicate.
This lent color to the report that the
gas war would resolve itself into d bat
tie royal between the electric light and
gas companies. An official Of the United
Electric Light and Power Co. confirmed
the report that the company had
changed hands.
It was also rumored that overtures
had been reopened between Russell
Sage and the Rockefeller interests for
the purchase by the Consolidated COM
pany of Mr.. Sage's holdings In the
Standard company. Mr.. Sage would not
confirm this, but minated that the ne
gotiations were tentative.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
MASSACRE IN BOLIVIA.
One Hundred Soldiers Put to Death By
Indians.

Washington, May 6.-The department
of state has been informed by our min
lister at La Paz, Bolivia that March list
Col. Pando sent from his army at ST.
casica 12O men commanded by Arturo
Equine to Xyopaya, there to confer
with Mr.. Orellama as to the best means
for simultaneously attacking Cocha-
banda. On arriving at Mohosa, Equine
demanded loan of 200 Bolivars from
the priest, and 100 Bolivars from the
mayor. These demands being refused
the priest and mayor were imprisoned
Meanwhile, however, the priest had
dispatched couriers to the Indian viii
lagos, asking that the natives attack
the Pando's men. A large crowd OF
Indians came; the arms of the soldiers
were taken away, and the men were
subjected to revolving treatment AND
finally locked inside the church.
The next day the priest, after cele-
brating the mass of agony" allowed
the Indians to take out the victims two
by two, and 1903 were deliberately MUIR
dered by different tortures. Seventeen
escaped death by having departed the
day previous on another mission. Each
day brings news of risings of the In
dams in different sections of the north
ern part of the country.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
suPT. CARROLL SPEAKS.
He Reads a Paper Before Mass. High School
Masters Club.

Clarence F. Carroll superinte dent
of the worcester schools READ d paper
ON "The physical health and growth OF
high school pupils as affected by their
school equipments" following a din,
80. ~ the Massachusetts High School
NTasters' club. held at the United
states Hotel. Boston, yesterday AFTER
noon. Superintendent Carroll reviewed
the course Of study in the high scnools
and the method Of instruction: the
system Of marking and the qualiLll0'l-
tions Of teachers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
MEMORIAL DAY SHOOT.

Arthur W. Walls. secretary of the
Worcester Sportsman's Club, is ar
ranging an attractive program for the
Memorial day shoot at the Sportsman's
Cluk park There will be events for
good shooters and events for shooters
not so good, so that each may have
crack at the clays without stepping out
of his class. Added money will be Of
fered in one series Of races. and a
miss-and-out race, with a good purse of
added money. will be a feature.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
BISHOP WALTERS TALKS.
Tells Negroes to Trust in God and Take Them
selves Solid With Whites.

New Haven, Conn. May 6.-At the
New England conference Of the A. NJ
E. Zion church In its session here to-
day, an address was delivered by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Walters Of Charleston s.
c., president Of the Afro-American
league on THE condition Of negroes in
the SOUTH" during which he said; In
spite of all the present Iynchings, the
thing for the good negro to dc is to
trust in God. make himself solid with
the better class of the white people ard
await the result" Bishop Walters COM
mended the stand taken by the news
papers in general in the north.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
AFTER sUPT. PECK.
His Changes at Waldo Street Station Cause of
the Trouble

Certain members of the city council
H. Peck, superintendent of public
buildings, the point of contention be-
ing the recent changes and repairs AZ
the Waldo street police station, follow
ing the recent fire.
The remonstrants claim that the
work was done in violation of the civil
service laws. 1t is contended 3. c..
Jacques, the contractor. was put in
charge of the work, and that this viz
tually constituted placing a contract.
They also contend that Supt. Peck has
not furnished information asked re-
garding the matter, and they propose
to have the matter fully discussed at
the next meeting of the city council
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
WHAT HE NAY HAVE SAID.
Steve BrOdie Informed of Judge Utley's Deci-
sion.

steve Broeie has been Informed of
the decision made against him by
Judge Utley in the suit which was
brought by William Redmond against
Rrodie to secure the stipend due the
Cartoon Quartet. The nature of
Steve's reply has not been made public
nv his counsel, Associate Justic Wood
,tard hut 1t is supposed that Steve
said things that might just as well
have been left unsaid. He does not
seem to understand how Judge Utiey
looked at the matter the way ne dld'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
MASSACHUSETTS, ALLOTMENT.

Washington. May 6.-The navy de-
partment has just made an allotment Of
the appropriation of $4,000 for assis-
lance of naval militia of the states sup
porting such organizations. The sums
allotted include the following: Con-
necticut. s1.661.70; Massachusetts,, S5,-
1904; Rhode Island, $1,74167.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
BANK EMPLOYEES DEFAULT.
Mechanics National Bank Accountants Dis
charged After Making Good ENLIGHTENMENT.

Boston, May 6.-The Post tomorrow
will say: It has just come to light
that one of the tellers and an account
ant at the Mechanics National bank
have lost their positions on account of
alleged discrepancies discovered in the
books at the institution which an inves-
tigation laid at their door.
Both the men are young, and, 1t IS
said. were given the opportunity of
either making good the amount taken
from the bank or going to jail on
charges of embezzlement. Both chose
the former course-the money was re-
nIaced and their discharge followed.
While the officers and directors of the
banking institution refuse to discuss
the case at any length, they admit the
story Of the defalcation to be true, and
also say that the men were discharged.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
WEATHER REPORT.

Boston. May 6-Forecast for Boston ans
vicinity. Sunday-Partially cloudy wea-
Their and probably continued fair; fresh
southwest to west winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
MRS. w. C. WHITNEY DEAD,
Illness the Result of Injuries By Fall From
Horse.

Horse.
New York May 6.-Mrs. William C.
whitney. wife Of former Secretary of
the Navy Whitney, died shortly before
today
Mrs. Whitney sustained an injury to
her spine over a year ago by being
thrown from her horse. She has since
been undergoing treatment and last
summer was removed from her West
bury home to Bar Harbor Ne. 1t was
announced late tonight that the fu-
neral would take place Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, from the cathedral,
Garden City, Long Island.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
ANDERSON IN TOWN YESTERDAY.

John Anderson. utility outielder on
the Brooklyns, was in Worcester yes
terday. He came up yesterday morn
ing and stayed a few hours with friends.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-07
YEAR OF JUBILEE.
Bull Of Pope Sets Apart 1900 as Era of Re
joicing.

London. Maya special dispatch
from Rome announces that the pope
has signed a bull proclaiming a sacred
year Of universal jubilee, beginning
December % next. His holiness &C
cords plenary Indulgence to pilgrims to
Rome and other recognized shrines of
the church throughout the world dur
ing 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-16
: COUNTRY BOARD.

MONT SYLVIA" THE BOARDING HOUSE FOR
meriy run by Mason m James ,un. can accommodate
au16--3ts ED. FINNEL.. Round HILL Va
BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF MARYLAND.
5 miles ne. Of Harper's Ferry for Aug. and
au11-f, m&w-4t'-4 Brownsville, Nd.
c. r. SMrrHEY,1 FORMERLY PROPRIETOR OF
Peach Grove summer resort: Vaudeville. Va.
Manor the highest point between Baltimore and
Wsshingtoa with liz fine zine fruits water and
r. and o. r. r. Further Information ADDE'S
jy21-f.m,w.1m' C. Il. SMlTHEY Laurel Md.
.'IINGANoRE HILLS mn NEAR FREDERICK:
situation high; large avn; shade; porches: fsh
ing: boating ETC.; telephone; References ex
changed. FIR illustrated booklet address Miss
e M. BROWN. Box r.. Frederick Nd my274m
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGEtTHE EQUITY IN SEVERAL,
small houses In the northwest all under rental
for the equity in well located northwest ground
or will exchange clear houses for clear ground:
or will exchange for well-located house in
northwest. price from $4,000 to $4,000. Adj
dress Il. j., Star office. auI5-2t
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1900 Sto&dwg sol R st
-. 10 NV. Sr. $3.50
1910 Sto&dwg i0l X st
Is. 80 ne, 1r.........2 %. co
14.30 Warehouse 323-25
at Sc. .........25 %. 90
400 StoSdwg POI NJ st
SW, 4r. Sb.Vp
400 Warehouse cor High
d Water SITS. -. .2O.OO
400 Store rim NV cor
400 10th & p SITS. -. .2o.00
1880 Sto rm 1908 p NV. 100
1870 Up pt 9oS L st NV
Il cigar stand in
12.4o hall .............. $500
12.35 2d-story front rm.
1890 1107 q NV. % 90
l2.G0 46S La av. 1 rim &
L." nail rI0- gH.ub
T. no 2d floor 631 Ia av. ~ 90
1900 Central bldg. rm 10. IS M
rms. 4tb floor 46s
1880 Central b.dg.r is. -. 90
Stnb&shop r'r 1417
10 30 X NV, rm FOR
1870 horses&3 car'ges 1900
1879 RI 1629 y ST NV. 1870
Stab r'r 1315-21 1st
1000 st sw. 7 stalls. IL 30
Stab r'r 4i9 10th
300 st NV. 1900
300 RI 1229&i2c93 9TH
.9.0D st NV. 1000
IS. 30 Stab r'r 495 G. sw. 1900
Stab alley net 2O&
5000 81, LAM sta NV. 500
RI 1919 T. st NV. 500
$500 R'r 22S Az sw. -. 800
Stab r'r 1913 10th
1000 st NV.
Stab r'r 412 Wash
$500 ington st. a. 90
Dly bulletin.
TuOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
OF L st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.
UNE'URNIsHED.

FOR RENT-CHoICE 1o-RooM CORNER BRICK
house. 1o2S Corcoran St; fronts south; side win
COWS overlooking 18th St. tiled fireplaces; spleii-
did furnace; built by owner. Apply 1603 10th NV.
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FOX KENT
POLO Z st NV, Or !
Al Defrees NV, 6r. j.
III Seth NV. Srs.
1913 Sd st NV. Or. .
1853 18th NV. 5r.
East nat, 2oT X ST
NV. 3r. ...-...-..
West fiat. Sd floor,
POI X st NV. 4r. .
Flat 4. I'd floor. east,
20I II st INV, Ar. -.
1868 Kirby NV, 5r .
1922 Pierce NV cir.
2435 III st NV. 7r.
27l3 Dumbarton nv
NV, 7r. -.........
$50 | ST NV. Or. .
S22-2S 23d NV. 5r. .
10n1 V st NV. Or. g..
412 Washington, Or .
442 Ridge NV. Or. .
926 Gath st NV. Or.
bD1-503 Sheridan st
NV, Or. .
343 22d st NV. 6r. .
$3.50 Baptist al
NV, Ar.
2l5o n at NV. Or. d.
1887 35th NV, 6r. .
1885 37-43 + st
NV. 6r. .
LIST floor 300 Pom
eroy st NV. 3r.
1872 Fristoe ct. Ar.
1T12 Brainard NV. 4r
2264 9th NV. Ar.
Sto&dwg 2O12 14th
st NV, 11r..
Sto&dwg 400 LIST at
ne, 1r.
Stn&dwg 1924 L Il
439 Goth NV. Tor.
Hail I'd floor 419
10th st NV. ......
Call for semi-mont
au1G-w f&m
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-TWO ALLEY HOUSES: RARE IN
vesfment; pays 10 per cent will sstl hoth
Tor less than $500. Address ALWAYS RENTED,
Star Office.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

IL, Sc. COR, TTH&LN.w.
g3i 5th NV. at&d. $50
lis y Sc, Sr&b. 300
3i y Y av. 6rSb. .22.'5b
6ep T NV, 1r&b. 80. 80
1876 Mass av ne, st. h. - ~
3D2S 9Th NV. sto&tir. 10. 20
2..2s:2,6 g NV, Ir&h. As. ~
lTl2 9th NV. Grab. $50
Hos l., sr&b (con. 1880
1875 Hickman, Grab. l7.5O
AIS Elm NV, 6r&b. 1850
1lls eth NV, Or,
wa tcon. 1870
SIS 9th NV. ir. Wool. 1889
IT'S 9th ne, store. .l2.OU
lif2 LIST NV, 6rSw
(coD- Hoo
ISL 9th NV, 6r,
WA tcoD. 300
6 . NV. 5r&w tcob .l2-50
40 y NV, +r&b hat.le.5o
A4l3 18th NV. 5r n
W (coD..-........lo.50
226I Sth. ir&w tcop. 1870
al2 III So. 5r&w- 80
l9,3 31st. Ar Hat -. 6.UU
ice for Rent Bulletin"
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FOR SsI.E-A BARGAIN ON ST. Sc. NEAR
ith and electric ears. large modcrn house; la
rooms; in st-clnss order lot 3ox loo: alley:
worth <S.orl. Price only s., 5o0 Ia settle
estate Z. BOYER n son. ia 9Th 81. s.w.
auI6-3t
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATToR My AT-I.AW
Webster Law building. sos d ST. NV Washins.
ton, ID. G. Residence, No. Mount Vernon Fiats
New York ave. and 9th ct. NV Al
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-GOOD-SIZE ROOM, WITH TABLE
board, for two ladies' northwest; permanent IL
suited. Address RESIDENT. Star office. au163t'
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FOR RENT
1858 18th. Tor mi S45. IS 231S NJ ST. wa. Is. so
15lI 2S.9r.b cei, nj 40 80 80 23d Il. &b mi Is 80
1l5 lIth. 10F. h. mi 3I. 30 5I1 18th Sc ST. Is
9lu I'D, 10r 81 5o Dog 9th Or b mi is. so
1892 -. Sr. eel mi 30 so Brightwoyd Sr eel Is ~
2llS e. l3r&b, mi 30. 80 4l2 Elm 6r b, mi Ii 10
Sl 30, Sr. 4. Gel, mi 30 80 lUiS r. 6r&b. l6 30
PA I'd Sc, Jr&b. mi sc. 90 3U5 L. Or wa. -. Is. 90
500 Sc Tor, b, c mi Is 6,S sd tr b. NIL Is 80
2o21 l.. Or, la. mi % 80 942 oath Or wa. . 10 80
1917 Waiach. Orb. SIT 10th 5r wa . ID. 80
eel. mi. ~. 80 3411 o. Or, eel. Ii. 90
2201 l., Sr, b. mi % % S1i oath. or. 50
1913 NJ, Or. b. cel, mi 70 so Sl6L, oath 5r&wa IA 80
1907 g. Or. b, mi. % 81 232O q, Ir wa = g. 30
us 81 Sr.bcel. mi. -: so I232 18th 5r eel W. 13 35
1123 18th 6r&b, mi ~. so 514 I'D 6r wa G. IL 50
1855 s. IT. b. Gel, hi. 2: 81 s29 y Ii ay 5rwa T. so
262l n. 1tkb MI % 30 2l43 D. 6r wa ~ 80
14.9 ". Tr&b. ~ SO 1864 :3Oth 5r eel W T. IS
22D6 18th. Cir. h. mi 20 50 24l6 u 6r wa e. Il 30
2DI6-22 l., CIR. h, mi % Oh 1854 llth Ar wa T. 80
17l4 b. 9rSb. 20 so 25I9 f. ar, wa 10 30
2223 l., 5r .2UU0 Flat 1916 90 ST. 3r. IL. 90
2GU4 l.. Of b, eel mi lS 30 III Sc Sr 10 90
See tonoriow's other list
For fuil list Apply to WEsCOTT X WILCOX,
au1lf, m&w 1897 peHusy lvania ave. NV.
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FOR RENT - MODERN DiPRON EsENTS: S
rooms, bath, cellar; 4u41s, 3o6 LIST NV: rcsiuced
$3.50. ROBERT COHEN. Owner. $50 Pa. ave.
NV a
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FOR RENT-BY II. +. SAi
IVFf VI Nv III S-F
store. wareroom 4

sore. Wareroom x
celiar.......-....xS $50. ~,
sos 18Th nv. I:r&b 10. Z 5
1iD5 X ] av. 1er&b. .Cn.Uo
1lt5 18th NV. er&5. 1850
le0 Sth. 9r&h. 40. 10
612 Mass, av.lir&b. ~. mo
1868 ii NV. Sr.5 has. ~. ~
liz 9Th NV. 9rSb. - go
I3i2 L NV, lor&b. .Sa 80
40 VI nv, l2r&b. 80. 30
1876 18th NV. store
ind 5r&b Hat. 81. 90
To- y Cap. 9r&h. 81. 81
Los riggs, 1Or&b. $50
Bio 9TH sw. sto&dw,
6r&b bak y&stab. 80. oo
e. y NV, yr&b. 30. %
1115 10th. Sr&b. &sto. ~. tn
1ol0 SLth nv, SrNu -. M
lois L NV. sr&o fit -. 40
1856 18th NV, Yr&b. .21.5D
l6UI Tth, 5r&b nat. ~. 5o
1880 1oth NV. III &b. -. 30
~ q NV. store. .25. ul
Phone i64a. Cali at ull
atit1tf
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO..
aus-tf 1924 st NV.
FOR RENT-9I6 o ST. NV. Q ROOMS, ALL CON.
veniences. $50 per month. 121 North St 10
rooms, $50 per mouth. SOL East Capitol roo;ns
and bath. $22.50 All desirable neipbborhooda
Inquire of FRANK T. BROWNING 422 9Th 81
foSi -
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MEDICAL
DIR. Eeatherman.

Expert specials. In the cure Of all special dis
eases Of men and women. Consultation free
evenings, to 3. tO2 NV. Closed on SUNDAY
N20-l@e
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CHIROPODISTS.

Afflicted with Bunions, Corns. Ingrowine or Club
Nails Instantly relieved. No pain Modest
charges. PROF. J. ]. GEORGES SON liz
Pa ave. to pm Sundays. 8 to IL ieso-tf
ETNnnD NTavyC1
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OyFICE ROOMS IN METZEROTT
bldg. lilo 2 ST. NV; elevator; steam heat; no
extra charge for electric light; price. $3.50 and
upward GASCH RIOS. 1907 st. n. fe7tf
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITEIiS AT $3.50 PER
month Why pay $5s ANY typewriters repair
ed nominal cost.
MOORE BROS. 91s st.. Rooms and 3.
jy2y-3in
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAIE-SALT WATER FARM OF 81 ACRES
almost In Annapolis SAMUEL. BEALNEAR
Room 303. Fidelity building, Baltimore Nd
aul6-3ts
FOR SALE-40 ACRES NEAR LANGLEY. VA,
on pike; best land in vicinity of Washington; ali
necessary outbuildings. Price, $7eO0 Bog So
Star Office aul4,Sts
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE FARM, HALF MILE
from railroad station. at Laurel, Nd.
+. G. PHILPITT,
aul0-lms 1868 G st. NV.
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES,
including two or three valusble stock farms OF
200 to 900 acres. within easy reach OF Washing
ton. WIN. a. sAUNDKRs CO.. 1907 ct.
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FOR RENT-14i0 BACON ST. COLUMBIA
Heights; . and tiled bath ROOM pretty
modern house: $40 So month. rent fee uutl
Sept. l. BRICE d LIfSC0MB, el2 14th ST.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE;-A NEARLY NEW TRAP. MADE TO
order 1888 c " aui4-;t
ONE NICE. LIGHT DRIVER. ONE NICE FAMILY
horse other good ones. 722 Whitney ave. NV
FRED. JOHNSON. aul4-3ts
FOR SALE-BUGGIES. SURREYS. TRAPS Bt 81.
ness wagons daytons, stanhopes; also hrst-class
wagons my manufacture.
fe2s-tf J. j. COOK. 32p6 N Of. nv.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping by Sept. l. refs. Address, with par
ticniars DEP L CLERK, Star office. It,
WANTED-FLAT OF FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS:
heated: centrally located. Address \. W, Star
office. au16-2t"
WANTED SMALL WELL LOCATED FUR
nished fiat house; excellent tenant if suited.
Address Box 50, Star office. au14-3t'
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FOR SaIE-NEW GROOM HOUSE At \ SPE-
cial price of $500 ST. bet 9th and
9Th SITS; ami
THE McI-AclII.EN REAL ESTATE & LOAN 90,
anie-5t 10th and e. NV