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wANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED-AGESTs.
~ANTED-THO agents. capable and energetic, h
sell household articles. special credit plan.
good pay. Apply Room 2. 800 7th 81. NV. e2-3
WANTED-Agents 10 represent large Eastern
manufacturing firm; salary So week and
Denses- Address BOX AZ. this o1ices n3Q-2
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS 7a1cred 500 r-p, work guaranteed; Szrl-
pies brought HINT. fG1 e ST. NV 2Z-4
WHILE the plprrhlnEers' strike IS on hand. re-
member that r. G.. NULTE. az s2i Sth 81 nv.
The old Re.ialIe.' has arsr--iass worSulen cn
hand. and is ready ta DO y1ur wall paperlng az
3 and upward for rCOIs- nl5-u
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
IMPERIAL LIMITED


Montreal 20 Vancouver. daIly- 2-9O6 miles in
100 hours LuNl-soUs s-ccFlaE, c-av-cs-rooIn, and
dining cars, with unsurpassed cuisine. Ic Bauh.
Lakes ID the Clouds. Canadian Rockies. G-eaE
Glacier O. the ssIAir's. Canous OF the Fraser.
Nancouyer- Connecting vila magnificent In
press Steamships for Japan. China, India, and
around the world canadian Australian 5 :
for Honolulu aud Au-tra.azia- Fer Pamphlets
address Canadian Pacidc Railway I22s Pa ave
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STEAMBOATS,. ;.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News. and all points south. by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and ''N ash
- ington." on the following schedule:
". Washington. 30 pm Lv. Portsmouth-5-00 pm
LV. AleXandria..7. 90 pm Lv. Norfolk--.-6.00 pm
Ar. Fl. Monroe. 100 am Lv. Ft. M0nrCe-T-O0 pm
Ar. Norfolk. g. % am AT. AeNaEdria- o 80 am
AT. Portsmouth, g Is am Ar. Washiugton--700 an
- Tickets on sale and staterooms reserved
- at general ticket Office Bond Building. 18th
- st. and y. Y, ave; az downtown office.
- Cfh So and Pa ave, at O-3cc on wharf
- and on board steamers.
. Il For further information apply az gen
- eraI offices foot 9TH St. phone 80. OF
- Bond Building. 18th 70. and y Y ave,
- Washington. D. C.. Phone 300
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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FOR RENT-UNFURxIsHED ROOMS.


FDR RENT-s55 f ST. me-. two or three ur fur
ulsaad "r partially furnished rooms. thiri feor-
water and SINK ,n sause, no small children. c2-3
FOR RENT-S,gaud and third entire floors. rar-
ceiain tubs, large closets 1911 q 81. NV cZ-s
FOR RENT-Tvo uufIrni-heI ROOMS. front. ga
and water, reasonable COS ST. H. c2-2
FOR RENT-Tr0 large uuiuruishcd rooms. Iigh-
housekeeping 80 9th 81 ne el
FOR RENT-Threc ur:urnisLcd rooms and bath,
newly painted and paPerci, $ per month. OBJ
9th st. ne m2-3
FOR RENT Entire foor for housekeeping near
Capitol 40 y J. ave Sc ms
FOR RENT-Flat Of three rooms, private bath;
heat and gas; rent, SlI l2o l1Jh ST. ne ms
FOR RENT-Four o- five uufuTnished rooms;
heat bath. and gas, close to al departments in
the Mall Apply 2l0 18th st. sw. MI
FOR RENT-Tro or three large rooms; closets;
light housekeeping; bath. heat. and gas: SO. So
I229 ! st. ne. ms
FOR RENT-Five unsurnished rooms; water; s.,
COS Nd. ave sw. els
FOR RENTED 5 s.. NV. two or three unrlr-
niShed rooms. heat and gas els
FOR RENT-gGs p st. NV. one or two rooms
flClng 81. second ioor. bath. ml-3
FOR RENT-Two unfIruisbed rooms. with heat
and gas; second floor; rent reasonable. l3s Fla
ave nv. mis-
FOR RENT-Thrce or 4 unfurnishcd rooms. 500
X Il. nv. mI-3
FOR RENT-Two or unfurnished rooms; cheap.
SIS 81. ne. mis-
FOR RENT-Two front rooms and bath; second
floor. SIS 81. NV. nj
FOR RENT-Two. light housekeeping; gas range;
curtains 2I2 81 ST. ne ml-3
FOR RENT-One unfurnishcd rooE: reasonable
sIl N ST. NV ml-3
FOR RENT-Two uufurnished second floor r. us:
heat and gas; enquire after ( 30. l6l0 sth 5,
ml-3
FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd zecond-h0or, T..
rooms; gas and bath: no children: SEQ g.
9th q. ne. NIL
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. three rooms for
light housekeeping s3 ST. NV e3O-3
FOR RENT-One extra large unfurnished room.
with access 20 bath. s. per month II ST ne,
near North Capitol e3)-3
FOR RENT-Unfur. ID floor; rooms: heat, gas,
and bath; no children; $3.50 G27 9th st. nv.
m3o-3
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WANTED Plumbers helpers and shop boy at
18th ST. NV. c1-
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FOR HIRE-Horses buggics. and daytons. = per
day for drumming and businrss purposes PRES
TONS STABLES. cor sth and 1 SIS NV. tele-
phone, gl5-2. mlC-lm
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wANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-RO0m and beard in private family:
within SIX OF eight blocks a Congressional L.
brary. Address giving terms and location. II.
HAMPTON CARVER. l2E c St Sc nj
WANTED-By young lady. room and board. $50
per week; northwest section. Address BOX JJ6.
this Office m2-3
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Iady's wheel Rambler in good con-
ditiOn q bargain: only Sl2 Al G7 10th ST. ne.
FOR SALE-Ceats good bicycle 60. Box igj,
this office. el-3
FOR SALE Secondhand bicycles of all kinds
and makes bought. sold. and exchanged al the
CYCLE EXCHANGE 735 10Th It NV msO-8
STORAGE.
STORAGE. IS cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO.. G2O 10Th IL. Ia. els
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WANTED-PROPEHT
W WANTED-SHall property; must De good iuve-t-
7eut- address BOX SG3 tins office. m2-3
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TABLE BOARD.

IiHLL HUAED.
FIRST CLASS table board; reasonable price. Els
% ST. N.Y. Us1-1
THE BELMONT. sIs 18th ST. uu-- uea manage
mont. cafe service. first class. SIS o. Io--I-
breakfast and dinner. Sl5 O month u-I-I
GOOD table beard in private family. 18th Sc. uN..
bet VI and SIS Address Bon sEI, this Office
Ul-Z
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-New and secondhand furniture store,
good stand: also horse wagon. harness. and bug
~ harness. owner leaving city. Box 532 tlis
6face. es-s
FOR SALE-Good paying milk route. Address
BOX 81, This office ms
FOR RENT-Second foo-. s7x86. with power and
cold storage If wanted; suitable for process but
ter and butterInr or other factory purposes In
qulre coz New York ave els
FOR SALE-WodeI cafe. 1901 II st. M; cost
owner $50; price. $3.50: fine stand mis-
FOR SALE-Crocery and meat market doing
good business. Cor. y J. ave. and Pierce 81 nv.
mis-
FOR SALE-Two poultry stalls; leading market.
DUNLAP, 90 , 81. NILS
FOR SALE-Ncw fixtures and tools Of butcher
shop and grocery store. extra lot OF shelving, hall
cost. 90 ~ ST. -v- mi-3
FOR sALE-Feed store, horse, wagon. 500.
DUNLAP 90 F St. NILS
FOR SALE Lunch stand in leading market.
DUNLAP. gO5 + ST. mis-
FOR SALE-smalI retail milk route; cheap Ad-
dress BOX 400. this Office. ml-6
FOR SALE-Three chair barber shop. old stand,
C17 Pa ave Sc Call after o'clock IN the even
ing ml-8
FOR sALE-Grocary: raust be sold. North Capt.
FOR SALE-Saloo-: oar Soldiers Home. Phoe-
bus Va; doing a : I'D bus!nes. bar and fix
tures. furniture everything complete reason for
selling bad health. For particulars address +.
n T., Box %, PhoebuS Va. c59-5
FOR SALE-Dining and iunchroom, clearing 900.
established - yezrs. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BkJhEho. 100 r a. eSO-5
FOR SALE-Groocry and liquor store; monthly
sales s. so; book open for inspection; rare op-
porruuIty. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
1000 81 e3O-3
FOR SALE-Grocery and provision store; month
Iy sales $50. never changed hands; price.
II, 600 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 100
a. cSD-3
FOR SALE-Grocrry; northeast; at invoice; snap
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, loo st.
c00-5
FOR SALE-s30OO0 IN stock worth par. and po-
sti0u as treasurer in new building and loan com
panv f1r s25 900 %. IL Subscribed at once. An
sw,r by T. m. today. BON 40, this office. mg9-5
FOR sALE-saIoous. two sv.; s Pa. ave. near
Market saloon and small hotel completely tug-
uished $3.50. ". J. DUGAN. ~ Ia ave. m5J-5
FOR sALE-Com,r groocy. aIaly SD New
I.I1L-lLLe ave nv. ------2
PAN-AMERICAN T.. slgIoN.
AMERICAN visitors viii find -a.I rooms at
IL Chester ST., Buffalo, y. y; l-L and break
fast SLCJ ml-'
FOR RENT ROOMS-IC5 Lexington ave. bet. Del
aware and Elmw0Od ayes-, near EXPOSITION ana
close 20 Delaware ave. and Ferry ST.; rate, WITH
breakfast, Sl.2J. Address BOX 30, this ONCE
m2B
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for Coal
storage Plant" VIII De received 40 The Bureau
Of yards and Docks NAVY Department. Washing
ton until I O'CLOCK. OCTOBER 1i, 1arI ana
tb,n and there publicly opened for construct
irg plant for receiving. storing. and deliver
ing coal az tie Navy Yard. Washington. ID. e.
For plans. Specifications and forms oi proposals
address NHBuEtM T. ENBiCuTI. Chief 81
Bureau September T.. l9oL
UNITED "a AYES ENGINEER OFFICE, .55
NORTH CAPITOL STREET. WASHINGTON. D.
c.. SEPTEMBER 3. lsOI.-Scaled proposals viii
Be received here until NOON. OCTOBER 3. l1'i.
aud then publicly opened. fO- furnishing window
sash, plate glass. common glass, and sash weights
for the new building for Government Printing
Gffce. Information furnished uu 2Tpu. .atiou-
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Captain EusIn-crs.
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last rl-'l H.-
FOR RENT ROOMS-lC5 Lexington ave. bet. Del
aware and Elmw0Od aves, near Exposition and
close 90 Delaware ave. and Ferry ST., rate, Win
breakfast, Sl.25. Address BOX 30, this ONCE
rrgB
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT Remington. Smith PremierS Dena
mOrcs and other makes. s. month; VpeNIltef
repairing: careful WorkmRnshlp; ven reason reason
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 9th e.. nv. m2'-D
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For EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange valuable New York city lots icr
numbered or uniDcuubsred; lots IN choice section
and advancing rapidly in value: unusual oppoE-
tunity for Investment. Address Box iiS. th,C OF
fee. DSo-S
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Square Pianos S25,
FOR HIRE.

on 81 weekly payments: upright piano. SOS OF
s. monthly payments f. C. SMITH l225 Pa
ave el-tf
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MALE stenographer viii exchange dictation. Box
BZE tbs Office eg-2
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
FOR SALE-SiJl four-room brick house; water
and sewer; near pa and Sc.
SOP, fOur-roOm frame house; near 18th and r
ST. Sc. JOHN F. DONOHOE s. son. 8lJ East
Capitol ST. e2-3
FOR SALE-By owner; 136 Kentucky ave Sc;
new siX-r0Om house 18th St. Sc. els
FOR SALE-H0use 40 I 81. nv. Enquire 81 P
-. ne. Mss O'CONNOR. MIL
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MOLER'S BARBER SCHOOL. New York City;
more students wanted eight weeks completes
new system; two years saved tools Donated
wages Saturdays, steady position guaranteed grad
rlates- write for catalogue mss
WANTED-Two solicitors 10 work on big proPo-
sitign; salary and commission; steady position
52J Bond Bldg ell
Neutrality-suspicious. teamsters. s. per week.
s. 3. DASH q SONS. Coal and FirsWOod. 2Uc
Fla ave ne m22-tf
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SOUTHERN RY.
Schedule corrected to June 1. Ie0L

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trans --tFe i-'.l tvi.-'7. tFall- 9----oll
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scii--n- 'AlF.el-t, aild Niy 7ls-lohs-
ll--' = d. Lll's- = : E.st a-LL s;eepins
- ~ A." i5--ss - ,-.' =, I, -, 80 -
s-es -.---r l-----s Al aa--s9-Iy N-Ll s-eePe5 -.
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I----.. -- =.- - - - 80 -
"-sl.17-oa % Nl@ O1-,@nz. Lln'ns car seI.--s-
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5--- . IT. " -gA 81 --- -I'--- 'o- 1'o-- 1'o'-'
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t--' ----- 49, ---t = S- - -. -,
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MI ., =, e. r. r--- z-r---
80 P m -'-ly- y i, G "a L-AP---s- SS-F ,F
.'- ,-.s 3. -l.'-r -'- tl y - - =
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gus '.' r r-..---. . ~ - 80
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NURSES, cooks, chambermaids. walters. helpers,
and drivers. MOORE, 2I2 Il -. NV. nj
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TTcErts sleeping GER reservations. and other In
formation furnished and baggage called for zu5
checked from hotels and residences hy Union
Tra-sfer Co on c.jers lvft at Ticket Otilc IS
1-tl Sr NT.. Gil Peuna Ave NV AID u
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WANTED-A settled white woman, % cook and
general h0useWOrk; four in family. Apply 32l4 y
ST C3J-u
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT
Brick store. 1915 7th st. NV. and cellar.
reduced 10 ....................... so %
Brick dwg-, 2OCf 18th ST. NV = rms, m. / 40
Brick dWg-. lOi Carroll 50. Sc. rIas-,
m. / .-...-..-.............-- 300
Brick dwg.. 1927 sth 81. ext rms. m. /. 2O-53
Brick dwg-. &7l9 Brightwood ave- g rms. 2LOJ
Frame, Wisconsin ave. TeuIcytOwn. Z
rms. ...................,.-.... 900
Part 30 18th 81. NV. rms hath........ p %
Fiat 1856 WlIIach place NV, 4 rms bath l5.95
Frame Ou Grant Road, Tenlcy town. D. c.,
IS rms.........-......-...... $500
Brick l+37 Ohio ave nv. runs---------- 800
Brick stable, stories. rear i2l 10Th NV,
all c1uvenienccs ...........-..-.-..---.-- 800
e2s-6 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER go F st. nv.
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PAN-AMERICAN T.. slgIoN.

PAN-AMEBICAN visitors UIl dHl -aHl rooms q
fset s1 90 MIL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-By lady. chiIdren's dressmaking and
fine sewing, at her own home. Address 7C2 l3th
-. NV. el
WANTED-By experienced white woman place as
cook assistant cook in lunchro0m or restaurant.
sI3 l. ST. Sc. eI
wANTED-By coIorcd girl. light Homework or to
assist in kitchen Apply l7I Madison st. NV.
c2-2
WANTED-By young white girl. placs as cashier
or waitress; at once. Box $50, this office. eI
WANTED-Washing by the day or take home;
also house cleaning. 5l7 Q 81. NV. el
WANTED-By two white gi is (Amcricau) situa-
tlons as waItresses, chambcrmaids OF nurses; ref
erences- Box 52s, this office d
WANTED Washing to do at home. 2I32 9th st.
NV. el
WANTED-By nice coIored girl, situation as
nurse chambernsa'd or plain cook In small fam
lily, references. lob y. Y. ave nj
WANTED-By a dres.maker. sewing by day or
week; can cut and Et Address BOX jlJ, this
office nj
WANTED-By colored girl. place As chambermaid
or cook in small family; TO stay nights. s53 10th
81. NV. nj
WANTED-By coIored girl. a place to do light
houscWork or nurse 1923 32d 81. NV. MI
WANTED-Bv respectable coIored girl from
south. 70 do house0ork. ll23 81 81. NV. mi
wANTED-By colored launaress. washing and
ironing to take home. 40 Franklin St NV. MI
wANTED-House cleaning and washing by the
Gay. Box 4g7. this Office el-3
WANTED-By lady. sewing at her own home.
Address BOX 4s5. this Office mI-2
WANrED-By experienced white girl place light
housework or plain cook address BOX 49, this
Office ml-2
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-A few choice fats in neat bricks;
bath, hot and cold water. gas. range. and heater
l2T ST. Sc, J. QUINCY EATON. Agent. III
" Washington Loan & Trust. u2s-7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-At SNCLAIR'S. Cs3 Louisiana ave.
furniture Cf al kinds; show cases, stock OF gro
ceries, roli-top desk, coffee mills, for cash e2-3
WANTED-A raIsit hound dog. l. B. CRAY.
care Modern Pharmacy, llrh and sts. Uw. o2-3
WANTED-A shipper Of % gallons OF milk; pay
weekly, lic. 20 Il. So. mZ-5
WANTED-Uubound copies Of Frank LesIic's
Popular Monthly ig0m lSSJ % I,5s. Addres5,
stating price, BOY 80, THIS otaee- m2-3
WANTED-To rent good secondhand cash regis
ter, with privilege Of buying. Address BON 81,
this Office me-
wANTED-2ooooo goose quills. Apply lIs3 eth
st. NV; state price ms
A CENTRALLY located Loardlug-hou5e. near
corner OF Ninth and C. sts. NV, viii give hTst-
class talle BOARD IN exchange for household
furniture, furniture must be modern and IN good
condition Address Box iss, this office. cl-3
WANTED-Au kinds Of Haincs Z Reynolds to-
bacao tJy-; VIII pay 10 per 10 next three days
Go and Ge j. st NV. els
WANTED O. phoIstcriuS; carpets altered and laid,
&C.; steam leaning. H. C.. conn, Ic2 ST., nv.
WANTED-To buy good upright piano; must be
cheap Tor cash; No agents Address Bon ISL. tins
Office mis-
HIGHEST c.rsh prices paid for ladies' and gea-
ucmcus cast-of clothing, furniture and feather
wANTED-To buy old feather beds. L. MARKS.
- Myrtle ST. eoj-s
WANTED-ro buy a roII-t0p desk; must De- IN
good condition; or VIII exchange for Gat-fag
L,,k: Will pay some difference kLEEBLATS,
Iith and II 81 ne M3J--
WANTED-HigAezt cash prices paid far ladies'
and gents ,ast-0f clothing; drop postal. I'll call
b. TARSHES 1905 eth 81. nv. e2O-lm.
WANTED-HiGhest cash prices paid for ladies
and gents c4sJ-1f clothing; drop postal, I'll call.
s. KEBESkI, 1906 eth 81. NV. e2l-lm
HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' and gentle
mems cast-0f clothing. Address postal and /
viii call. ". RICE. 1882 7th st. NV. m7-lm
WANTED-In making room in your house for
ycur new furniture you should bear IN mind
you can dispose Of your cust-od carpets ard
furniture t0 the best advantage at MARCUS
NOTES MAMMOTH AUCTION ROOMS. I2Is-2O
r 81. NV. Drop postal OF phone 1875, and Will
~aT
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.
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wANTED-oFFIcE ROOMS.

WANTED-Offcc room on F ST.. bet. 9Th and 7tl
NV, at O'Clock. nj
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WANTED-For private board5ng-houso. an eypc-
Tienccd cook; stay nights, also good butler. 1902
Il 81. NV. cl
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7r,r-.eh trains from nc south arrive Washing
-. ..;E am. E-5- l-u- -a5 daily. 2-lj Pm
ma .-a. p m LaiI-- From Ua-risaahurg 1851
h, ,.aaE 'Lags euI J-ED pm daily From Char
ro-rtsyilIe s-5s a.us. aud $50 pm. daily
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FOR sALE-sUBVRHAN.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED-First-class dressInskcr and ladies
Gls 9th ST. NV cI
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hep vANTED-MALE AID FEMALE

MALE .tenogupher viii exchange dictation. Box
BZG. this office. e2-3
NURSES, cooks chamberInaids, walters. helpers,
and drivers. MOORE, 2l2 II -. nj
WANTED-Two men a goOd education. also two
IsdIes capable Of handling stationery department
oi publishing house, good sa.sry 20 night par
tiss Gail f32 10th =. MI
WANTED -Housekeeper; also student 70 wait on
tHtle- Call after evening IOl2 18th st. nv.
els
WANTED-A bushelman and girl TO help on coats.
AppIy 10 A. GELANZMAN Is44 Tth q. NV. NILS
WANTED-SteuOgraphe who desire 70 become
rapid reporters 10 take special speed dictation.
IMPORTING SCHOOL, gl3 @ -. nv. mis-
SHORTHAND dictation and instruction: Rem
inzton typewriters furnished t0T practice. s.
uOath; toUch-typewriting; court EtenOgrspher.
= 4 WILLAMETTE. els C at. NJ. E2S-lR
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WANTED-HOUSEs.

wANTED-HOUSEs
WANTED-An eight 70 ten room house: all mod
eTn Improvements, IN nOrthU est west q 18th st.
and north Of ! St.; Columbia or Washington
Heights preferred; must be a bargain. Address
BOX 522, this Office. ru2-3
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RE,ST-A very desirable store and cellar.
1910 1th st. NV, all couvzniences- reduced 70
$50 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, 90 r ST. uw
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THOS. E. WAGGAMkN,
9i7 F Street ~. w.
FOR sALE-NORTHEAsI

FOR sALE-SORTHEAST.
SIC sth, h, 9r, bath and II i...........-s4 90
- quincy brick and stone. Or, bath n l. 4.l19
II 80 st, h. sr. lot 2Ixg6 ft-.....-...-..- 3 500
lS52 Emerson St. b h. CT. bath and a n L. 800
llo5 o, b. 9r. bath. water ard sever-..-.. LOO
Z. between 9Th and 9TH. lot 20xS0. 70 a'ley.
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FOR sALE-NORTHwEsT.

FOR sALE-NORTHWEST-
&. bet 9th and IOth. D. lIr. bath. a n ISIS OO0
ll59 and ll6l 2Oth St store and dEel-
ing prompt tCnaut-...---.-.. o.-J9
l6ll 9th, frame. 5r. water. etc. rent Sl430. 2oOj
fOlo 2d. h, 6r and bath. 1900
2Ol6 %, b. 6r. lot I2KI24 ft------------ ]. 100
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

quiet Consolidated Tobacco 4s were active; up
ward Of 10000 were traded In down 20 IS decline
OF Il. per cent. American Can issues scored the
heaviest declines: the common lost per cent sell
ing down 10 q. and the preferred declined TO 70a
about 2co shares were traded In. Kansas city.
Fort Scott and Memphis preferred held frm, sell
ing around a There was good demand for Bak-
ing Powder preferred around 99hs. Cast Iron Pipe
preferred sold at 5i'7. In the lower priced shares
Bay State Gas was the most active; upward Of 500
shares sold up TO 1is General Carriage held firm.
seaboard Air Line issues dull; only trades
made in the common at 261sG21. White Knob
Copper of nearly point In the rly dealings
but al the close recovered the loss. Standard Oil
Il shade lower, selling at 40
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London market was
closed, and arbtrage brokers did nothing in the
local market.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONs.-Loan quotations
Atchson common. Manhattan, Delaware
and Hudson Western Union. Louisville and Nosh
Vile and Baltimore and Ohio common ?; Atcbi
son preferred Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Peoples Gas. Anaconda Amagamated Conner
General Electric Missouri Pacific New-York Con
trail Northwestern Southern Pacific Northern Pa
chc preferred. Reading first preferred St Paul
Sugar. Union Pacific common and preferred Va
bash preferred Erie common and first preferred
United States Leather preferred, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. Tennessee Coal and Iron Southern Rail
way preferred and United States Steel common
and preferred 2q212 and Rock Island /
THE STEEL SHARES-Heavy sales of The
United States Steel shares were made by HalsteaJ
d Hodges. Post Flagg and Van Emburgh A.
Atterbury. The heaviest buying was by brokers
supposed to be acting for Mr. Morgan and bis
associates in the steel company. The stock was
protected by pool brokers 10 and 30 for The
common and preferred respectively
RAILROADS EXPECT BIG WHEAT BIrSI-
MESSIAH the railroads in the Northwest report
very large crop in wheat. The Northern Pacific
officials expect that they will have % per cent In
crease over any preceding year. Great Northern
Railway reports are Of the best. and this company
Will haul from 100000 to 100000 bushels OF
wheat. Minnesota, North Dakota and South Da
koa. 1t is estimated will produce $50 900 900 hush
Rock Island Railway officials say that the rainfall
will improve the general condition of crops I'm tho
Southwest, revive pasture lands and be beneficial
TO live stock Vegetables fruits also are great
ly improved. There is a big wheat crop and cotto,
In Texas Is promising: therefore, no material de-
crease in earnings of the road is anticipated
SOFT COAL SHARES.-Cood buying was ra
ported In all the soft coal issues. Wasserman n
Brothers we're considerable buyers OF Pennsvl
vania. taking I'm all some 1000 shares Norfolk
and Western in demand for Investment ac
count The Norfolk and Western COMPANY for
the year ended June 80, showed a surplus OF q Oeo
265 after fixed charges. equal 4 per cent on
s2300o0oo OF preferred stock and as per cent on
the common.
CONSOLIDATED GAS.-People In position to
speak with authority In regard to the affairs OF
the Consolidated company believe that the real es
tate on Manhattan Island which becomes avail
able for other purposes the completion OF the
new plant at Barren Island is valued at con-
sderably over 100000 The sale OF this prop
erty and the distribution of the proceeds are II
is said bat a part OF the ge leral plan for the
rearrangement OF the company's capitalization
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE-Earningso of