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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
EXPLOSION OF a LOCOMOTIVE.
Engineer and Fireman Killed and a
Tr1fnman Injured.

COLUMBIA s c. June News OF
TIE explosion of a coaI-burning Iocomo-
i've on the Nashville branch Of the At
IaHtic Coast Line. across the North Car
olina line. which occurred two days ago.
has just been received
The engine was pulling a heavy freight
train, and with two cars broke loose, while
going through cut, and exploded The
boiler and pilot were blown up on the
bank. The head Of the engineer. Fred
Brown. was taken off as if with a knife
The body was found seated on the box
the left hand firmly sraspins the lever
The fireman was blown ZIP On the en-
bankmeut and fatally scaIded- Both cars
were wrecked 4 trainman was standing
on one Of the cars, and was disl0dged by
the coal that was blown out Of the tender.
He IS seriously Injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
A CLUBMAN A BANKRUPT.
CIaimS of Hotel Keepers and TaiIOrs
Filed against Y. q. Hall.

NEW YORK, June IL-vyith no capital
except a famiI, name and kinship Valen-
tire G. Hall cIubman. cotiIIon leader
Columbia graduate and erstwhiIe tennis
champion, has contracted nearly 5000
worth Of debts and has gone airily into
bankruptcy.
Neither he nor his mother. Mrs Val
entine Hail Of Il West Tfirty-seventh
Street win have to pay a single penny Of
his debts.
Hotel proprietors and confding- trades
people are not Mr. Halls only creditors.
He borrowed freely from other young
men he met in clubs and bathrooms. From
z trusting IIiHdo0. Ranje Smile. one Of
the Wajdorf-AstoTia curry cooking chefs.
Mr.. Han got s. worth Of curry powders
and had the 3 charged up
All this came out in the City Court yes
terday when Justice DeiehaEty's decision
finally freed Mr.. Hail from all his debts.
One of the young mems creditors. Vic
ter y. Cushman. a feIIow-cIubmaa, weat
to law to collect $50 on a promissoFy note.
The fact that Mr. Hall was adjudged
4 bankrupt had been kept secret by all
concerned, though creditors whose COM
bined bills amounted to $3.50 were cited
to appear. Mr. Hall cheerfully swore
that he hadn't a penny and couldn't
pay and in due process of law he was
freed fren his debts, after a receiver
could find no assets
B'it young Mr.. Cushmdu hadn't been
cited In tfE list Of creditors the name
of his fathtT. Edward c. Cushmau, ap-
peared BY mistake. Young Mr.. Halls
lawyer asserted that a letter had been
sent to the right Cushman.
Ir. Hall Is d member Of several clubs
d-2d spends his summers either IN Hemp
stead or New port. His mother is in the
E-gz.~ FTf-rffTa1 her
patroness Of most Of the functions OF
tn winter season.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
COTTON GOODS SOLD IN BAHIA
Italy, Brazil, Germany, and Great
Britain Furnishing Them.

The state Department has received from
the United States Consulate General at
FT'nkfoTt- Germany, the following trans
laJi9u Of an article published in the Ber-
1il Handcls Museum,
In Bahia. cotton drills (pautaloon
stUfs) are obtained chiefly from Italy or
from factories in Brazil. An Italian stock
company has factories for It's material
IL Milan and also in Sac PauIo as well
as branch establishment in Bahia 1t
sends its statesmen through the interior
of Brazil Cotton shawlS for women are
supplied 10y Germany These articles are
now also being manufactured at Bahia
Cotton "a IicGeS and fancy StuFS are fur
nished chiefly by Great Britain. The de
maud is principally for the cheaper sorts
Cotton tourists and labOTtTs' shirts come
from Germany The demand has recently
very much increased, and sales are ac-
COrdingIy OF growing Importance"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
SPANISH CARAvELs SUNK.
Charges OF Negligence Against the
Yield Columbian Museum

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE three carayeIs
Nina, Pinta- and Santa Iaria-souve-
Mrs Of Spain to the city of Chicago dur
ing the Worlds Fair days. are wrecked,
ruined and sunk in a lagoon in Jackson
Park Mr. Gritty, the South Park Com
missioner, says: We pay The Field MI
scum $4,000 a year to preserve relics such
as these carayeIs. If they had been taken
in hand soon enough and given few
coats of paint and q IittIe caIkins they
could have been kept afiCat without any
trouble I am going to bring the matter
before the Park Board next week.
The authorities of the museum say that
thy have NO received any official com
zcunication from the Park Board on the
subject, and that this is the reason they
have not made any repairs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
4 Gigantic Problem.


tFr0EH nc = LOUIS FlGHE-U1Tu0CTat-j
The possibilities Of rivers have been much ncg-
leeted during she last forty years. They are
vast stCrchgUsas Of power as well as arteries Of
navigation, susceptible to immense improvement.
Enormous masses Of water are constantly de-
scCndIng from the mountains and table lands o.
the sea Nature sends it onward b. graviJati0H
and returns 10 by evaporation 10 its starting
place The process is perpetual Coal may fail
but the water power viii not The United States
Geological Survey is wisely studying the rivers.
the size Of their drainage area their average
amount Of rain the volume O. aaW and tho To-
cation OF water power and dam sites i Is 81
c0uT.anda5le, valuable, and timely work
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

the bulldog tenacfty with which British
soldiers as a rule fight
The simple fact is that in South Al
RIGA they have been engaged in a war
for which they are not adapted. and for
which the Beers, by reason Of tEeir
habits. training. and environments are
peculiarly well fitted. At all events the
war goes on. and the longer the Beers
can avoid meeting the British in tie
open the longer the struggle VIII last
while the bin which the British taxpay-
ers must grappIe with grows steadily
into more alarming figures
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
4 Way May Be Found

However the recent decisions may eventually De
explained. this fact Is clear amid ali the con
fusion and seeming contradictions. that while tine
Constitution may not forbid il does not compel
the people continue the policy OF Asiatic ex-
pansIon and the subjugatIou OF foreign races.
The American people cut tie GDrdisn knot and
found way to interpret the Constitution SO as
TO get rid Of slavery The Republic could not en-
cure hall slave and half free. Can II endure half
citizen and half sJIbiect2
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

lfF0m the New York Evening POst.)
One-of the leading tobacco manufacturers OF
Cuba has made public letter in which he re-
He had nothing agaiut Buffalo. and he believed
ia czpJsitjoIS- but he saw point or profit in
displaying his wares IN country which had de
liherately set about crushing his industry In
ms Judgment the United States cut queer figure
with lis tax of $50 tt4 pound on Cuban tobacco
IL one hand and gracious invitation 90 exhibit
manufactured tobacco ia the other
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
The CIuhmnn,s TInfor.

From the Richmond Dispatch-)
Clerical Caller am glad 10 know that your
husband has taken nv advice and bought a wheel.
And you say he goes cut riding on 1t every night,
ehz
HostesS-Nhen the weather permits, YES
Sammy (frolu background)-iIe wasn't out on
his wheel last night, ma
FI0stess-How dc YOU know sammy?
Sdmrny-'CaUs ] heard him tell Mr. TippeI
that he was out on a bat
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
Was he Asking The TImee

From the Catholic Standard and TImes.)
Mary said the girls mother. rather sternI7
what time did your young man leave last
nisht.''
y must a been exactly I O'Clock, ma" vol
Unteered her younger brother.
How can you say such thing?' exclaimed
Mary Indignantly
well, ma. said the boy. when he was leayin'
he asked Mary some questions, and she said:
Just one. only one
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

1Fr0m tAc Uctr1IT J0UrnlIl
When the goat had eaten the lighted fire
crackers the Boy fcl TO moChing him with open
throat
flow" queried the Boy, do you ike the
ccIebrationz'
a bit Of gay bunting would help out. 1
think" gu0jh the Goat.
suitfng the actin to the word, the Goat did
not do j thing TO t.se Roy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

There IS nothing strange IN the fact that the
newspapers and governments Of Europe welcome
our change Of creed with mingled contempt and
cynical satisfaction. They seem TO suspect that
The great huIahaIl0O concerning the rights Of
man which We have kept gp for d hundred years
= beautiful bluff They can, at least, claim
that we have abandoned il under the temptation
10 deprive some s5e99,Ol9 FiApinos and s0g,OOG
Porto Ricans OF their rights And We have no
satisfactory reply to such a taunt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
la the line OF Ruin
From the Omaha world-HcraId)

The extension of It's commerce by foreign con
quest sealed the fate of Carthage. The Eomau Re
public fell from the same cause Venice deEcn-
Grated into "A fri2htIul oligarshy. And when
vaultin- into imperial power the ruins Of the
republic Napoleon declared France wanted ships
and colonies We declaring The sane
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
CURRENT HUMOR.
The Selfish Nan.

(Froru the Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
q thought you always took the end seat in a
carr
It's little too chilly Tor that now. I prefer
The middle
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
4 Fit Selection.


(From the St. Louis Pest-Dispatch)
SLould a vacancy occur upon the Supreme Bench
Mr. Mckinley cannot do better than give the
place 10 ex-CongrcssIuaR Timothy Campbell Of
New York Mr. CampbeIFs iudieiAl mind ori-si-
mated the saying that the Constitution Is nothing
between frieHfsr- He would prove most useful
juEist in all insuIar cases.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
Defined.
(Fr0uI

From the Chicago TribuneO
Paw. here's something in the ~ Ter about
'junhct.' What Is a juHket:''
a juHket, my boy. Is an excursion at publ
expense 10 which you are not invited
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
4 MiSe Pnfienf.
(From the Atlanta Constitution.)

(From the Atlanta Constitution.)
One Of these .'heaIers'' who was in Georgia
some time ago was approached by a man with
The rheumatism and goId-headed cane.
Drop the cane, Said the healer, and depart
IN peaceI"
'-Never.'' exclaimed the man That cane cost
" SD -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
L Cnse In Pnint-

(From the Philadelphia Tfmes.l
Its not true that heat expands objects"
You'd better go and study your natural phi
Iosophy-'
Its so just notice how the Ice.nan's lump OF
ice contracts on a warm day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11
QnP-HERI.


CFrom the Brooklyn Life)
She-S0 this is the end Of our engagement
He-It may be for YOU, but It VIII take me
year yet to pay the bills.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

(Fron the Baltimore Alurrican-)
The kidaappers never attempt TO rob the or
rlharl aSv ltrns
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

(From Town Topics.)
Mcrritt-How does a Boston CIR! keep her stock
ing up
Cora-With garter, Of course.
Merritt-Yes I know But what keeps the gar
ter NM
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-11

Queen &7rghcrita Of Italy was the sculptor OF
the statue Of the Virgin which crowns Rocca
MeIone, one Of the highest peaks Of the Italian
Alps The cause Of its erection was the accident
which happened at that spot a few years ago \
company OF Alpine militia was marching over
ROCCa bIelonC. when an avalanche buried nearly
all, but assistance being quickly available the en-
tombed soldiers were rescued. TIE incident I'M
pressed the ready sympathy Of the Queen
much that she determined 10 make a statue and
have it erected on the scene Of the rescue
On February IS 1902 Will be celebrated
throughout France the centenary of the birth Of
Victor Hugo By way Of conmemorating the
event in a fitting manner II Paul NeUrice has
offered the sum Of 20-1J9 francs TO the city Of
Paris, besides vast collection Of portraits, au-
tograPhs, enzrJvings, etc, Illustrating the lie
and work and times Of the great writer He
makes but one condition whJCh has been ae-
ceoted that the museum shall be established IN
the house inhabited for 50 many years by Victor
Hugo in the Place Royale, now known as the
Place des fosges-
IA the dark racasSeS Of the Harvard University
library under guard Of lock and key. Is manu-
script volume OF Shciley's poems containing the
verses written between The years ISI9-1Sz0-rhe
most uomentous period Of the poets lie. says
the Buffalo Commercial The volume was
given to Harvard College by f \ SIlSbee- to
whom II was given by Jane Clairmout Slrclley's
lifelong friend the Step-sister Of the poets wife
The manuscript Is q small quarto OF loo pages
Among the poems are the famous ode 70 4
SgvIark' ode to Liberty ode TO the Vest
W ind, and The Sensitive Plant -
The first Indian girl to enter Radcliffe College,
connected with Harvard University, is full
bIo0dcd ab0riginc- This ambitious maiden nails
nom Maine and is the daughter of su5-chiet OF
tine Paun2wabskik tribe. and when called IN the
morning answers 10 the eUphani0us name Of Nafl-
ta-Waso which in plain American means 'Brlgh-
Eyes At the age of twenty she has ACCOM-
plished more in the English branches than many
veII-rcad high school girls at the sane age can
boast Haughty as the traditional Indian, she
is determined that previous condition shall ret
interfere with her ambition On the books OF
the university she viii be known as Lucy Nic0ls.
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FOR RENr-HOUSEs.
UNFuRNIsHED.

FOR RENf-uNfvRNIsHED-
1871 h st $3.50. 90 l12s 18th ST. 300
Also q largo list Of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH. FOX 4 BROWN,
feSS-tf 14O6 q NV,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY r. O. HOFFMAN REAL ESTATE
and insurance Broker 10th and + SITS. NV.
Marini Shall per an$2 QUO 25of 14th NV l2r .5S 80
1922 av, I2r, ,2b 1850 T37 9th nw 1lr. 81. so
1922 av, ,l5r, %. 10000 1211 +, Sd f.. so
~ 18th NV, lar 2b. S333 1927 Conn av Sr .25 90
300 18th NV 2lr. ;. SO 80 2O29 p NV Tor. 40 90
1929 ay, lar 2b. 80 90 4 49, q, 6r Fl so
1887 Mintwd pl lar. rs 90 l21I ne 20. 80
1899 Mintwd pl 14r. IS 90 2:s2 2d me- Sr. so
1841 Mintw'd p, lar. 1900 522 9th sw, 6r 90
1S43 Mntw'd p lar. rs 90 SOS 18th NV, Or. 1880
1S45 Mntw'd pl lar. Is 90 12l1 X me- Ar. 10. 90
FURNISHED HOUSES
Mass av & oath. -S5,0oV Wyoming nv, 1sr. 2b. 150
nr 18th. 1Ir, 4b- 5000 22d. lar, f tub. lbs
mr. 18th. 19r. 3D. 5000 21st II. 10r. 100
o nr 10th, LIT. 800
OFFICES.
ioth&F NV Pr $I2 to SIS I'LL nw...Si5 4 Is 90
Atlantic Coast Line 40 La $40 1900
Sun bldg. ...--l 4O5 7th nw each. IL. 90
STORES
fe2o-tf
Evening star., 1901-02-25

IT + not convenient to call at main
Il office with your advertisements
leave them at the following
Star Branch Offices.
Wanted Help and Situations cost
&c. word each insertion, minimum
charge I5c Rents, Sales and other
advertisements at the same rate as
charged at The Star Office:
Kann's. sth and Market space.
i4th and II SITS. NV. st. Louis Hotel
9th and f. Cap. sts.. Haley's Drug Store
1th and Ii SITS. ne. Griflths Pharmacy.
2d 81. and Pa Sc. DObyn's Pharmacy.
Wharf foot Of 1lth st. sw.
18th aud'Nt. ave. hiugs Pharmacy.
l+th and X. l. ave. Huddlesons Pharmacy
18th and Sis NV. Portner Pharmacy
l4th and yelling place. Eppleys.
22d and r SITS. n W.. J. e. Norris Pharmacy
32d and NJ sts.. O'Donnells Pharmacy.
32d and o SITS O Donnell's Pharmacy
Woodward * LOthrop.
el2 Pa ave. Sth and F. e. S. Capitol Ebbit!'
6th and 4 city L. O National higRs-
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. "
1ol 11th ne. lar. 2b.
stable. .S55 90
1916 + NV. 10r&b. so. 90
Furnished. 100. .UU
2201 p, Or. b&store. 40. 90
66 q NV .9r&b. furn e30.50
2122 Pa av NV, Or, w20.o0
STC
1918 Pa av NV. fine large
new store & cellar. Of
fer wanted.
fe2o-tf
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FOR RENT
1916 18th. Tor, b, mi. $50. .0O
174S Oregon av. 11r.
b. mi. AS. 90
1892 T, Ill., Gel, mi. 40. 81
liO7 31st, 10r, ba,
eel, mi. .3S. IL
S04 22d, Tor. b. eel. INV. 81. 81
800 18th. Or. b. 80. sc
2l1S g, lar. b. mi. 80. Sc
1n32T Pa av. .10r. h. uni. .3o.5t
Blksmth shop, alley,
1919. LAM. lge lot. 80. 90
1902 Kingman, Or,
b, mi. 21.G
1918 NJ. Or. b. W. POSI-
$50 Goth, ,Sr, b, eel, mi. 25. 81
z21T f. 7r. b. mi. .22.5t
2619 K, 7r. b, mi. 20 80
1749 +, Or, b. mi. 20. 81
323I +. Or, ID. eel, sta. ~. II
Hyattsville, Or. Gel. .@.0C
231S NJ. Sr. w. 81
717La 20th, 8r. W, g.16. 81
PHI l.. Sr. w.. .16.J
2022 II, 5r. W. .....l5.3 81
l13 f ne. 6r, w....13. 81
2225StPaul's ct,5r.w12.5 sc
11I7f'uSsell's ct. .6r. w1O. II
fe22-tf WESCOTT &
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UNFURNISHED,

FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE 7-ROOM
bath and cellar brick houses; close to 14th St
cars; In excellent condition. $2750 and SOS. 80.
and 10th SITS. NV. fe25-tf
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1872 2Gth. Ar. W. ...I0.3O
FURNISHED.
1900 F. 1Sr. 3b. $500. 90
1915 18th. lar. 2b. mi15O. 90
ROOMS.
1T0S-10 L. = large
warerOons. 80. 90
4S2-4S8 La av. Office
rooms. $40 & 1900
1871 Goth. office. heat. Is. 90
STORES.
1902 Pa av, Ar, sto.
Gel, W, G. $35. 50
1357-59 32d, lge rm. 35. 90
$40 II ne, lr. ..... .25. 90
221O 14th. sta. W, g25. 90
29O9 N. sto&2r. 20. 90
GO 10th sw, sto, Gel. 1S. so
1918 NJ. W. eel. .15. 90
1906 18th. shop. .10.D
1909 18th. 1r.......10.O0
STABLES.
1912 G. 2s, ,cr, r,l,w,g.S15. 90
18th. 10Th. l., NJ,
los and side lot. Is. 90
1142 18th, SIS, wr,l w. ID. 90
T16 10Th. rr. .3s. VT, /, wl0. .0J
1S29-31 L, 5r. ". -. 100
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LINKINS, 500 10TH ST.
1922 q NV. 1r, wa. 1880
il11 I'D. 6r&b. .storel5. 10
22l2 Va av. Or, W. f4.30
2422 Ontario av. Ar, VIZ. 90
1913 9th. 5r. wa. 10. so
Small houses for coiored
tenants from 81 up.
RES.
1915 Pa av NV. sto- % 90
220l p NV. opp mkt. 20. 90
25ll II NV. shop. 80
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WANTED D-LOTS.

WANTED-UNIMPROvED SITE FOR COLI.EGE;
between 9th. and 1Ath, New York ave. and Mass
$50 feet. Address UNIMPROyED. star Once.
Evening star., 1901-02-25
WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED AGENTS TO SELL, NcKINIEY'S
large souvenir Inauguration buttons: samples and
terms, 10 cents. ROBINSON NOVELTY MIG;
co. 60i CarrOlIton ave-. Baltimore Md fe23 st
WANTED MALE AND FEMALE AGENTS TO
sell household necessities. Address +. o. Box
6i5. Baltimore, Nd fe223t.
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WANTED - COMPETENT WHITE INFANTS
nurse. SEA; nurse and plain seamstress, SIG.
LADIES EXCHANGE. 614 18th. it,
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington, D. C., Febru-
2 T6 proposals Win be RECEIVED
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1901, and then
opened. for the installation of an electric wiring
system for the northwest extension of the U. s.
D. O.. in accordance with the drawings and specI-
fcation copies of which may be obtained at this
tect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Ar
chitect. fe22-eo8t
PROPOSALS FOR VITRIFIED BRICK, AS
phalt Block and Bubble Stone Street Paving Will
Be received by mail until TWELVE O'Clock
NOON MARCH Ms ELEyESTM TsS fdds lSSl BY the Mayo.
available: For Vitrifed Brick, $50 900; for AS
ghalt BIosk ;124oo; for ,sS1a!. Bubble stone s 600
STEELE. Ch. Per Improvement Com. fe1S&25
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WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED-HOJ Sc ON EDGE OF CITY OR SUB
nrbs; $1,000 cash, balance time. Mrs. b,
-'l3 Ia. ave. NV. fe23-2
WANTED-To RENT A OR T-ROOM HOUSE:
modern cOnyeniences. either In near Can
ttol or in NV. 3year lease II suitable; small
family; no children. Address Box I12 Star Of
ice
HANrED-TO BUY RESIDENCE. VICINITY DJ-
I-ont Circle, with stable for one; SIS 900:
all cash. Fine properties desired. CLARK
BROS. 605 18th feh3-3t4
WANTED-'WE SELL AND RENT HOUSES
Place your property with for sale and rent,
We have daily applicants for houses to buy and
rent. and are unable 70 supply the demand. II
pays In the end to place your property with
RELIABLE wideawske firm. Call and our
facilities.
,si6-tf MOORE HILL. Ut I4th ST. NV
wANTED-wHY LET YOUR HOUSES REMAIN
vACANT1 THEY CAN BIZ RENTED. THERE
ARE HUNDREDS OF PARTIES LOOKING FOR
HOUSES. ALMOST ALL OF THEM APPLY To
US IT Will. SURELY PAY YOU To PLACE
THEM WITH US. WE WILL FURNISH GOOD
PAYING. CAREFUL TENANTS
Eoto-u STONE FAIRFAX. sos 81,
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FOR RENT-THAT 1ST-CLASS 2O-ROOM DWEILr
ING AND LARGE STABLE, NO. 1870 MADISON
AVE, BALTIMORE AT $50 PER MONTH;
PARTLY EURN@HED. Apply ct once to J. @.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR HIRE - SOME HIGH-CLASS SADDLE
horses at REX STABLE, 6l5 621 st.
NV
FOR SALE-ONE SADDLE HORSE. TWO CART
and three delivery wagon horses, cheap. 716 Sd
st.
WANTED-A GOOD WORK HORSE FOR GEN.
eral use n farm: must not be 10 years old
and weigh between l. 100 and 100 pounds. Write
apply TO
fe.3-3ts,S 1911 NJ st. NV.
FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN HORSE,
buggy and harness; price. 500. Apply at the
office of the BAKERS ASSOCIATION cor. Of
and North Capitol SITS. NV. fe21-Ses
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES f. SHEA,
Telephone $50. 643 Louisiana ave. NV.
sol Florida ave NV, store and dwelling $50. 90
227 18th st. n.e., 6 rooms, ami ......... %. so
2a3 14th st. s.w. rooms water. ........... 1870
416 Sd st. &c., rooms, water. er........... IA. 90
20 14th ST. s.e., rooms water. ............ II. 80
2243 18th st. NV, rooms. water. ......... 100
1343 ~ st. s.w, rooms water. ........... 10. 80
104 ST. Sc, rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10. 90
1921 New Jersey ave. Sc, rooms, water. $50
21O1 D ct: NV, rooms. water. .......... $50
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

FOR SALE OPEN. az t'-'"V -sts'' 4'.'.
We represent this property 10 he the REST
CONSTRUCTED, finest FINISHFD, most ARrIS-
TICal.Lf DECORATED seven room houses in the
city, and at the price the GREATEST VALUE.
We invite the most critical exauiina tion and
-CoMPARlSoN as to this claim t- v.f
Price, 81 ESQ.
The location is one Of the HIGHEST POINTS
IN the city. not LOW and MADE ground. hut
HIGH and HEALTHY. Not a HALF ST. but
On one OF the WIDEST STREETS IN THE CITY.
1889 to II y. Capitol ST.
Open.
MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON.
so2 st do Offices 12s st.
FOR SALE-yERY NICE. MODERN SIX ROOM
mouse ON Sd st. lie Droit Park; Owner
bought under trust. and will sell at cost on easy
terms IL l.. RUST, Gus i4th st. NV. fc25-tr
FOR SALE-46a an ara 4Ts
New York ave. northwest Renting
for scr per mo Price. 81 goo
fe232t' r. $. DONALDSON, on 10th w.
FOR SALE-Q ST. BET 18TH AND 18TH W,
Fine stone house; formerly sold for si5.O 600.
Can he bought now SO. 100.
fe23-2t' r. :. DONALDSON $50 10th W
FOR SALE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NEAR r;
2-story and basement brick; rent. 500 80
Price. s.. 800. $500 cash bal per cent
fe232t' r. :. DONALDSON. go 10th NV.
FOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE. ONE SQU ARE
from Dupont Circle. of Conn. ave:
hot about 2Sx i2O 10 alley
stories: rooms deep; all the imp.
parlor. reception hail. library. d. noon. kitchen
first floor; large bed rooms. . baths:
hot water heat: fine billiard room,
hardwood throughout. with double floors:
dining room has paneled oak ceiling.
Cost former owner e2.aGo. PRICE NOW VERY
LOW. r. s DONALDSON
fe232t $50 lDIh NV
Evening star., 1901-02-25

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR
nshed, 3-stOry corner house. full OF hay windows:
well appointed throughout; fine cellar and iaun.,
dry; hot water heat; terms low to responsible ten
ant 1917 10th st. NV, 9th and 11th ST. cars.
fe21 -Gts5
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-29
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