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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-02
1NTERsCHoLAsTIC FOOTBALL.
Game To-Morrow Between Waterbury
and Hillhouse.

Game Tomorrow Between Waterbury
and Hillhouse.
Waterbury, Nov. IA letter was re-
ceived by the Waterbury high school
football management this morning
from Secretary Steele Of the Interscho-
lastic association stating that President
Seymour, the Hillhouse delegate, had
protested Burns and Corr But it is
quite evident that the Hillhouse man
is either uninformed or talking through
his hat, as neither Burns nor Corr plays
on the high school eleven.
Saturdays game between Waterbury
and Hillhouse will without a doubt be
the best exhibition of football seen here
this year and the consensus of opinion
IS that Waterbury viii win.
Yesterday Attorney Durant, Attorney
Beckwith, Attorney Bauby, DR.. Mona
gan, Professor Kennedy, Professor Bat
ters and Frederick Bauby were out
coaching the team.
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HARTFORD TEAM WINS.

Ladies of the New Haven Country Club
Defeated Yesterday Afternoon.
The ladies' golf team of the New Efa-
ven Country club was defeated by the
ladies' team from Hartford yesterday
afternoon at the grounds of the New
Haven Country club The score was
IS TO II, and despite the unfavorable
weather during the last part of the con-
test, the playing was very good. The
teams have each won match now, and
it is the intention of the clubs to ar
range a third game to be played some
time next week.
The score Of the individual matches
yesterday is as follows;
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BOERS TAKE AN OUTPOST
BRITISH GARRISON OF NINETY MEN
CAPTURED,

Are Released Later-A Cape Town Mail
Train Looted and Burned-Prisoners
Afterwards Released.
Cape Town, Nov. lit was learned
to-day that a Boer commando captured
a British outpost of ninety men in the
vicinity of Geneva on October rs and
afterWard held up a Cape Town mail
train, looted the carriages and passen-
gers, destroyed the mails, set fire to the
train and decamped on the approach of
an armored train. Not wishing to be
hampered, the Beers later released the
prisoners they had captured.
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MISS KATE CONDOR.

The funeral of Miss Kate Condor,
ing, took place from her mothers resi-
dence, 129 Wallace street, yesterday
morning at half-past nine, and later
from st. Patricks church, after funer-
al services We're read by the Rev. Faith
er Russell. The pail bearers We're Will
liam Flannery, John Flannery, Joseph
Keegan, Thomas Edwards, Arthur
Chatfeld. The flower bearer was
Michael Carsoll. The interment was in
st. Demands cemetery.
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TO MANUFACTURES ALTOS

MlddletoWn, Nov. IA transfer Of the bio
brick factories in this city has been made
by Edward G. Beecher of New Haven, act
ing for the Worcester Cycle Manufacturing
company, to the American Surety company
of New York, the mortgages The proper-
ty was sold at auction short time ago.
Now that the transfer has been completed
the American Surety company viii turn
the property over to the New York Motor
Vehicle company. which will commence the
manufacture Of automobiles here as soon MS
arrangements can be made. The facto-
rries are already partly fitted with machin-
ppv
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Death of willis III. Baldwin In Florid

Death of Willis I'll. baldwin In FloTtdn'
Willis II. Baldwin, Jr., aged p, died
at Palatka, Florida, Wednesday. Oct.
81. He had been suffering from con-
sumption for the past year, and went
to Palatka about five weeks ago in
hopes to regain his health. He was the
son of MIR. and Mrs. w. Fl. Baldwin of
81 Kimberly avenue. He had a large
circle Of friends in this city. The de-
ceased was for several years a clerk in
the railroad office building.
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WATERBURY PRINTER KILLED.

His Mangled Remains Found on the Rail
road Near Poughkeepse, N. Y.
Poughkeepsc, n. Y, Nov. IA stranger
was found dead on the New York Central
tracks short distance from the Tivoli sta
ton at O'Clock this morning. From pa
pers on his person 1t was learned that he
was Willard Il. Booth of 10 Highland ave-
nue., Waterbury,, Conn, a printer by trade,
and member Of Townsend lodge, No. 80, l.
o. o. r., of that city. The deceased was
formerly clerk In the factory of the
Charles d. WRIGHT company. WaterbnrY
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DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL.

Harry Evanscheck, the Boy Accidental
ly Shot a Few Weeks Ago.
Harry Evanscheclk, the four-year-olG
Oak street boy who accidentally shot
himself with revolver October 5, was
discharged from the New Haven hos
pital yesterday. The boy had six per-
forations in his intestines caused by the
bullet. When he was taken to the hos
pital 1t was thought that he could not
recover
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Davenport Councils Eighteenth Ami
versary Celebration.
The programme of the concert and
entertainment to be given by Daven-
port council of the Royal Arcanum on
Wednesday, November 7, at $50, in the
hall, 139 Orange street, will be ready in
a day or two and then published. Per-
sons wishing to attend should apply to
members of the council or at the stores
of Wells Sc Gunde or J. H. G. Durant.
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WHETHER RECORD.

Washington, D. c., Nov. /, 1900, p. M.
Forecast for Friday and Saturday
For Massachusetts: Rain Friday; Satur-
day fair except rain near the coast, cooler
in the Interior; fresh south to west winds
For Connecticut: Rain Friday; Saturday
For Eastern New York; Clearing Friday;
cooler in western and northern portions;
Saturday fair, light to fresh southerly
winds becoming variable.
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Will MARCH TO-NIGHT.

Wide Awakes and Gold Legion to so to
Westyille.
The Wide AwakeS and the Gold Legion
will march this evening and will take part
in the rally in Westvile. All wishing to
join in the parade will meet at the Polo
rink on Chapel street at 1880 sharp.
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KENNY GETTING BETTER.

The Motorman Injured in the Whalley
Avenue Collision.
Richard Kenny, the motorman injur-
ed in the head-on trolley collision on
Whalley avenue Tuesday night, is get
ting along nicely at Grace hospital. His
ankle was badly crushed, but amputa-
ton of the foot was not deemed neces-
sary, and it is now thought that he will
recover. with no serious results.
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Art Goods Bought and Returned at a

Loss.
Paris, Nov. IN. Wertheimer, who
Is one of the art dealers who had deal
ings with Count Boni de Castellane,
says that good were bought, then talk
en- back, and then resold to the amount
of 100000 francs, and that in these
transactions there now remains due him
the sum of 100000 francs. This is in
addition to the debts shown yesterday
during the hearing, which resulted in
the appointment of George ]. Gould as
trustee for his sister, the Countess Of
Castellane, showing the Indebtedness to
be about 23,500,000 francs. OF this sum
there was expended on real estate, in
connection with the Charity Bazaar and
their private home on the Avenue Nal
akoff, 3,702,000 francs; mortgages, $685.
260 francs; loans, notes and tradesmen's
bills, 4,293,155 francs; and on art and
bric-a-brac dealers, 9,100,0 francs.
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Halters.

Nalters.
Heavy web halters, we'll scwed
with leather throat, strap and
tie line attached, different colors
At I9c.
Heavy web halters in red, blue
and yellow, strong and we'll sewed;
tie line attached, full size. At CSC.
Extra heavy tubular web halter
will not break. Full size; in red,
blue and yellow--rie line attached.
At SOC.
Russell leather halters, stro ngly
sewed and well made. At soc.
5-ring black leather halter, hand
sewed and we'll made. At 75c.
The famous extra heavy 5-ring
leather halter, made Of extra heavy
leather. At $r.5o.
Name Brushec.
Good strong name brushes, csc
and $50.
Name brushes with leather pro-
tector on the side. At soc.
Brushes.
Strong bristles body brushes, CSC.
Strong bristles body brushes soc.
Strong body brush warranted ali
bristles 75c.
Body brush, warranted all bristles.
flexible back, $3.50.
Leather Tie Linec.
"a inch leather tie line with
buckle, 2oc.
IL inch leather tie line, with buckle,
csc.
finch leather tie line with snap SIC.
~ al ''COnnecticut'S
* * A RD@ Greatest
~ Store"
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Street Blarket.c.

Fancy plaid square street blanket,
very pretty designs. Size 76xSo. At
$2.25.
Good heavy plaid square street blank
ct, suitable for wagon use. Size SoxS4.
At $a,75.
Extra heavy blue square street blank
ct, suitable for truckinen, grocerynen
and butchers with strap and buckle.
Weight lbs. Size Saxeo At $3.50.
Extra heavy fawn square street blank
ct, Weight 5 lbs. Size S4xoo For
heavy wagon use, With strap and
buckle. At So rs.
Heavy wool plaid square street blank
ct of very neat design Strap and
buckle. Size 84x9o Weight 7 lbs. At
$500.
Extra heavy wool square street blank
ct. suitable for carriage use. Strap and
buckle. In large assortment of fancy
plaids Size 84X9o. AT So SO, 1915 and
SO 90.
Extra heavy all wool fawn, square
blanket, with strap and buckle. Size
84x9o. Weight lbs. At s4.75.
Heavy all wool paids, square street
blanket for carriage use. Full size.
S4x9o. Weight lbs. At ;4.75.
Harness Dressing.
Hauthaway's harness oil black
ing, I3c, I9c, 24c.
Frank Millcr's harness soap, 1sc
and SIC.
Hauthaway's harness dressing,
a1c and gre
Curry Combs.
6-bar, all steel curry combs, 1oc.
8-bar, all steel, curry combs, I5c and
roc.
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Stable Blanket.

A strong stable blanket with
surcingle. At 65c.
Extra heavy stable blankets with
two surcingles, strap and buckle.
At 100.
Extra heavy stable blanket, COW
cred on both sides with burlap,
interlined with cotton; with strap
and buckle and two surcingles, At
ST.. IT.
Extra strong heavy brown duck
stable blanket, lined with burlap
and interlined with cotton; strap
buckle and two surclngles. At
$1.49.
Extra heavy strong stable blank
ct, made of heavy blanket material,
well sewed and bound, strap, buck
lie and two surcingles, ST.. 90.
Heavy all wool fawn stable
blankets, we'll bound and strongly
sewed; strap, buckle and two sur
clngles. At 2. %, So. 80, vs.. 90.
Pluch Robes.
Full size in plain red, green and blue.
At $L25, 1850 and 500
Heavy double plush robe; black on one
side fancy colors on the other, AT $500.
Extra heavy double plush robe, green
on one side, black on the other n plain
colorings. Also extra large size. At
$3.50.
Heavy double plush robe, fully u
incbes long in extra fine quality of
plush, plain black on one side ancy on
the reverse. Ats IS, $500, $5.75, IS. so
and $40 90
Foot Remedy.
Campbell's Horse Foot Remedy
qt., soc; IL gal, $3.50; gal,
$3.50.
"C0nnecticut'S wzzrras
Greatest kHE e.
Store" Is a,1z s;
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NEW HAVEN.
CAsTELLANE's EXTRAVAGANCE

Total Observation-Disclosures. ........ II
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Curry Combs.

6-bar, all steel curry combs, 1oc.
8-bar, all steel, curry combs, 15c and
roc.
7-bar steel curry comb, with hair she'd
der attached. CSC.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. B. DUyALi, AYT0RNEY.-IN THE ST.
pfeme Court of the District OF fEolumba sitting as
District court.-NO iiJ53.-InIre the extension of
lexington Piace.-Notiee is hereby given that the
Commissioners of theioDistriht of Columbia pur-
suant to The provisions of an act Of Congress ap-
proved March g. 1ss3 entitled Fan act for the ex-
tension of Pennsylvania av,nse southeast and for
other purposes. have died petition in this court
praying the condemnation of the land required for
the extension of lexington place, between "Q''
street and Florida avefle TO u full width of sixty
100, feet by acquiring the necessary land below
% street on the west side of said lexington
place as shown on plat or map prepared by said
Commissioners and annexed to their said petition
and marked Exhibit No l." and also praying that
jury be summoned by the marshal, in accordance
with the provisions of chapter eleven On of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States relating to
the District of Columbia to ascertain the damages
for and in respect of the land proposed to be con-
demned for the widening Of said lexington pluce
and to assess onehalf thereof against those pieces
Or parcels Of ground Gbutting that portion or the
street to be opened and extending to depth of two
hundred t20O feet from the westerly building line
of said lexington place. 1t is ordered this 10th
day Of April AID 1900, that all persons interested
In the proceedings be, and they hereby required
to appear In this court before the 18th day OF
April. 1900. to show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer Of the snid petition should be grant
Congress should not be taken. Provided: copy Of
this order be published In The Evening Star and the
washington Times newspapers at least six times
and In the Washington Law Reporter once before
eaid 18th day NJ April, 1900 BY the court: A. H.
HAGNER, AsSO. Justice. A trne copy-test: J. ri
apl2-th s,tu-8t
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& HILL. iii I4TH NV.
~ L nv. nw..---.-..l6.5o
513 18th ne. 6r. ....l5.5O
f13 I'd sw, 6r&b. 1850
aiS 3d ne. fr. b....la.So
3O5 eth Sc, Or. 1880
iii 7th Sc. 6r. $40
1884 Kramer ne. 5r. 800
l63o 18th ne. Or. 900
Flats.
l00S Pa ay NV. 5r. IN. 90
229 Pa ay Sc, or. .1J.QO
Several office rooms In
Baltic bldg. and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
Stores.
l1th & Y Sc, large
store and sto rn. so. 90
2I01 Z nv, sto&Sr. .3l.s0
S6 z NV. w....5 y. 90
For coiored Tenants
1fT eth NV. CIR. ...au.a 30
llGS y J ay Sc. Gr. 1850
.02 Grant Nv, Or. 1900
-i2lS Seaton al NV,
rms 800
l2 Pierre alley, ir. 600
Stable.
* r GIG NJ NV, stable 5 90
(. If
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FOR RENT-BY MOORE
1922 p NV. 12r. sta. .siIo
1215 18th NV. furdlOO.O0
1G22 i nv, without sta. 50
$40 Mass Nv NV, ,l2r.61.15
13l5 l. NV, 14r, 2b. 500
$40 9Th NV. 1Ir, b. $50
1888 l7th nw.1or, mi. .50. 90
23I y NV. i2r. ......i5.5 80
2lSl y. Tor. tiled ba+I. 5O
20l2 15th, Tor. b. $3.50
ZOOS 18th, l0r. b.. 40. so
1895 W nv. Or. 80. 30
112l 18Th NV, Or X
tile bath. .:3. so
10 l nv. 4r&stable. II. 50
2I01 = NV. Sr&sto. .31.5O
2115 z NV. Or. .3O.5D
OH I'd ne. Tr&b. 80
2l26 II NV, "r&b. ~. 90
sc L NV. sto&dwg ~. 90
1914 5th nw. Sr. .23.5O
150S 9th nv, Sr, mi. 23.5O
23l 18th sw, Sr&b. -. 30
- Quincy ST ne. Gr, b-@.2. 30
6O2 Spruce st, 6r&b. 2o.50
i223 1st NV, 7r. 80
17l6 Fla ay NV, Or,
bath. MI. .........lg 20
1888 9th NV, Or. IL. 80
Call ut office .nr tLli lis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTElp-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN STENOGRA-
Pher and typewriter with executive experience
congressional acquaintance, employ ment. Address
NIItGINIUS, Star office
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FOR RENT-To DESIRABLE CofloREp TEN
ant 322 Elm St, lie Droit Park: pretty brick. a
rooms and bath; $3.50. CHAS. E. BANES 18th
anu " sts- api4-St
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BOARDING.

FIltSr-CLASS TABLE BOARD AT REASONABLE
rates. by the meal, day week. 922 14th ST.
INV. apI3-2ts
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Sto&dw SthSN NV. .lS.n0 Office rms sos NV : 90
StAdw lilO eth nw.2U.o0 Stab 1916 Union al. > 90
1t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-S5,OO 900 TO S25. 900 WORTH OF
Asheville, y. C.. frst-ciass real estate; cira:.
1l-room house. and vacant lots best streets:
touse rented furnished for 500 per month.
want inside Washington city NV property
Slate definitely what you have TO offer. City ref
erence given when necessary.
1t. GEO S, POWELL, Asheyifle n q
FOR EXCHANGE-I WANT 1000 ACRES OR
MORE OF HIGH, PICTURESQUE, GOOD GRAZ
ING AND TIMBER LAMBS ON THE RIVER IN
VICINITY MAS0N'S NECK AND OCCOOJAN
FOR WHICH Will. GIVE GOOD wASHlNG-
TON PROPERTY; MUST BE CHEAP j. B.
WIMER, REAL ESTATE. 1920 G ST. NV.
apI4-3t
FOR 'EXCHANGE-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF
hrstclass houses built by ourselves which we
VIII exchange for unimproved or smaller Drop-
erty MEYERS ANDERSON. 1923 NV.
ap1i-6t
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FOR RENT-2lIT q. lar. AND BATH. 49,. $50 D0
1894 Corcoran 10yh. $40 2I6 10th Sc. 6rtsb. 1850
14l9 Corc'n. 1or&b. 50. 90 i-rorm brick ....... 10
lii6 CorcoraI lOrtSb. 30 8 i-Tm frames. q 50
apli-3t F. W. GRAHAM. 6l7 l4th st. NV.
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Sl35. .2032 10Th, fur, 13rt
--.1266 y II ay, Or, fur
800. 1923 r 1 av, l2r, 2b,
500. 1880 VT av, 12r.
$50. 1911 Connecticut. 13rl
$50. .......1730 p, 13r. b
S15.75. 1889 I nv. I2r, b
SIS. .12S4 Roanoke, 12r. 2b
S15. ...1T47 Q. l2r, 2bl
SIS. 1903 y NV, 14r
SIS. .1410 10th NV, 11r. hI
SI5....1349 Q nv, 1lr. b
$75....1i36 y NV. IIr. b,
S75. 1917 | NV, 14rG
StS........1S21 ., Tor, b.
$50. .2504 18th NV, Tor, b
S55. rs. .519 9Th NV, l0r, b.
S5. 1872 18th NV. l0-
$50. .Sw cor6&H NV st0. Tor
S0.75. .174i y NV. sr, b
S50.O.a .aO3 kalorama.ln Tor
so. .ist&D NV, ware rs
$50. -. .90l Z. sto&6r&cel
so. .1SGo Vernon pI, s.o.
eel, 11r, ba J
$50. .307 18th, 12r. b,cel
$50. 1879 Belm't av, Tor. b
$50. .20io J., sto, 1rI
S5o.11i6 Conn av. sto&cel
$50. .153S 18th NV. Herb. >"
$50. 1872 Il NV, 1T, 10
S45.10.1Ti6 Greg av.
$40. .1342 L, 10r, b
S45.....1Si0 NJ NV. .)l-. b
SEQ. .202S l. IOri
$40. %. 1885 9th, or. h
$40. .l113 DE Sales. furn'd
$40. .13l5 1Ith nv. store
Si0.lT12Corcoran. Tor, b. eel
80. 1887 Sth NV, Or. h
S3I 40. $40 L. or. b.
Sl 30. 49,. .l00J Sth. 10ri
S35. so. 1904 18th, Sri
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD-NICELY FUR. ROOMS;
all cnnveniences; frstclass table board; select
neighborhood: rates reasonable. 1896 Vermont
ave. NV ap14-2t'
FOR RENT-ROOM WITH BOARD; REASONABIE
prices gentlemen preferred 125 Sd st. ne Ii.
ROOM AND BOARD OR BOARD ONLY IN RE-
hned French family; French spoken at the table.
1111 nth st. NV. ap142w'
lila 11TH ST. NV. HANDSOMELY FUR.
rooms, with excellent beard; select location;
cars; reduced rates: table board; filtered water.1'
THE PAI4ATISE. 92s y. Y. AVE. N.w-FUR-
nished apartments and first-cass table board
ly furnished; enameled iron bedseads, iron frame
springs and hair mattresses: light rooms, with
large closets: bath rooms: sanitary plumbing and
enameled bath tubs: beautiful dining rOoin with
excellent service; experienced n. y. cooks; table
frstclass; limited number of table boarders gen.
tlemen married couples preferred; references
given and required. apl4, ,my12 .26-4t',9
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM FOR RENT; Also
other rooms, large and small, at summer rates,
with board. lO17 18th st. NV. ap13-3t'
1O2s VT. AVE NV. TWO HANDSOME ROOMS
vacant: trst-class table board. ap13-3ts
FOR RENT-AT TIT 10TH ST. NV, IN NEW
house, nicely furnished rooms, single or
suite. large closets: steam heat and good home
table; room for wheels. mh20- 26ts
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FOR RENr-BY W. c. DuyALL. 925 + ST. NV.
1873 . NV, lir so 90 ~ Sc. 14r........55.T5 .T5
g-e MASS av hwl-FSS-fS 9il q NV, ar "a. %
Upper portion o19 1lth 1913 9Th NV 5r.,.,.l3 so
NV, 9r........,... so 90 All q sw Gr II M
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MISREPRESENTATION

MALE.
WANTED POSITION by EXPERT ACCOUNT
ant; books vpened pasted. balanced and kept
in order, J. I. :. liu9 y. II. ave. NV apII-t'
WANTED - BY COLORED BOY SiTTATION.
private family. h h'usevork driving Do Oak
ct. lie Drvit Park.
WANTED - BY YOUNG MAN. EXPERIENCED
tpnkkecper, position in Office Address PER
MANENT b. X, Star Office. api+2d'
WANTED-Bi YOUNG MAN HAVING; MACHINE
a Position as stenographer and typewriter either
part al the time; best ref Address Box %
Star Oiicr.
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION As
stenUeFapher and typewriter; Remington opera
toE: reference Address Box 50, Star otaee
ap14-3d-
WASrED-BY OOLORED MAN PLACE AS
house man Call or address 1914 !. 81. E.w.
MANIFESTATIONS BY \ COLORED COACH
man In private family; best OF city ref. Addr,ss
CoACHMAN. 2ul3 K 81. NV aplt-3t.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW BOARDElS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
after May Is Eaithersburg convenient to
station: BATH large lawn; table and appointments
the best: references. Addr6ss c. L. w, Star
office. ~ ap1i-3ts
'-CHESTNUT HILL UpEN FOR COUPLES April,
Box 92. kensington, I'D. fl ap14-s,w&s-sts
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WANTED--WIIL PAY SPOT CASH FOR STAMP
collections. also old department, revenue, regular
issue, newspaper and foreign stamps either used
or unused. in nny quantity. also want proofs
and essays. 1t will pay you to bring what YOU
have 10 me. 0Ibce nours from to $50 pm.
II. COLMAN,
mh14-26tsS 1926 o ST. W.
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FOR COi.oRED TENANTS.
900 loth ne, 6r..- $1,000 1911 Greg NV. .5r. s 30
l3-i I'd NV r....--3rO sOI ID Sc, 6r........I.OO
Sl4 Grant av nw ar. $40
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FEMALE,

WANTEp-LADY WISHES TO FIND A PLACE
for her Swede cook, whom she can highly recon-
mend Call bet and Monday at 1923 X st.
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FOR RENT -EXCEII.ENT 2SrORY AND GEL
lar press brick house; convenient section north
west . rooms aud BATH in line condition: large
lot; only $3.50. WALTER \. BROWN, l423
Pa. II
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toit ktNT-s'l26 | st. NV; one of the best
sltnatea properties In NV, upp- public park.
all mod. imp; convenient lines and In
excellent repair; 10 rooms and hath. For rent
Evening star., 1900-04-14

FOR RENT-S4o-ONE OF THE MOST DESIR-
able Groom flats I'm the city: tiled bath ROOM hot
water heat; gas ranges; mirror mantels; electric
bells and gas lighting; jaDitor service. Call Ut
1In6 NV, or r. j. MARSHALL, sos 1lth st.
apl43th
Evening star., 1900-04-14

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at 4, ~ and s per cent interest. Special
privileges with respect to prior payments. Large
smounts specially. TYLER & RCTHERFoRD.
1907 st. nv. fceS1
Evening star., 1900-04-14

l.. Sc. COR. Trn&L. NV.
$40 Ith st Sc. Grab. 10. 80
y y 80. SurN1r. u-H.lS.tu
1886 Sth NV. 6r&w- %
il3 N NV. 1r&w...l6.5D
lg ain I'M. t.rA.ts L. ..p
Evening star., 1900-04-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVE FlRSr-CI.ASS POWER AND SPACE IN
fine location. Would like to meet party Interest,"
ed in manufacturing business will rent space
with power. Address ECONOMY,
1t. Star office.
Evening star., 1900-04-14
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANFE)-THE CARE OF FIR. HOUSE AT 4
nominal rent. from June 10 July /. by mother
aud daughter; reference given Address VI. 4.
S, Star office. 1ts
WANTEI-oWNEfaS OF HOUSES RANGING; FROM
sl.5sD 10 $500, ANXIOUS FOR CASH send fun
flee. anII2ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
S: ;; ';* s; s.: T.: &NPeDe
White and Colored Wash
Goods.

and very durable eo yard soii sooa q' III cts
eoons ad sA' Is cts
easssa da psF mostly Is cts
o per- s fRs rs cts
MADRAS sUITINGs in stripes and checks. M -.
for per HSy 80 cts
p ae 1S @ iso INDIA LNoNs YARD ''F s'o 10 cts
yard Soc 45e so Soc a ' sS' na.na @ IS
&C. .oe ' s5c SOC aAeA.A co.n ,.''. ''' Is cts
vide ace lSe i5e o'' aa.4 .aA 10 cts
yard s5o s5c LA '4.'' p.e'' Is cts
SOC s5 @'.. SWISS '0o..' .41. '' ''' '' is cts
f 500 soe 75c and 'a'A'' SO cts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17

Boys Clothing.

Stylish. seasonable. serviceable snits.1
all at mach beiozu the regular retail prices
asked eiseSvhere. There's good choosing
from, Sviie variety, and there are still gen