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FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAUL, s n COR, 7TH&L NV
621 7th stk14r $i4O. .O0f10l7 7th nw 4r dat l3 90
6th&P NV, sto&dwg 37.00I621 7th NV, 3r fat .12 90
IL acres. lge house zl7 AZ NV. basem't. T. 90
outbuildings nr 1904 Sd se, Sr&w. IL. 90
18th ia. .00i 1159 9Th NV, store. .12 90
1893 1th NV, sto eel IS 00 Al nv, 1000
463 Mo av. 10r&b. 80 5Oj2437 9th NV, 5r&w..9.5O
10I5 llth NV. store. 1880 235 PUmeroy store 81 90
66 Pierce st .16. so 452 D NV, Oh rs. st a
9Th & nw store. .l560 1901 vt av, Sr&b over sto
Cor 5th&P, store. 1880
Office rms. at 512 + ST. NV, steam heat no16-tf
FOR RENT-LARGE- BOARDING HOUSE, "a BED
rooms; tiled baths; large dining room. parlors,
etc; ample kitchen: STEAM heat; corner In most
fashionable section of the northwest. For partic-
ulars apply to WEAVER BROS, 1418 st. NV.
no16s, ,tu&th-tf
FOR RENT
MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON HOUSE.
Finely finished and decorated: all conveniepces;
hardwood; furnace; corner Of alley; convenient
location; No. IL Randolph st. NV.
no16-3t Rent. $20.50.
FOR RENT-S.w. CORNER 9TH AND FLORIDA
NV; 7-room. bath, brick; new PLUMBING
paperng: cellar; large yards; possession Dec /:
price, $3.50. Key at 40 Florida ave. nol6-3ts
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FOR RENT-FURNiSHED-
west, fine s,stoTy and basement M brick dwell,
heat Deey furnished Isl dcs per anuum
No. 1924 Fl st nv; that magnificent corner iou.
BILE brick dwelling containing II rooms and 8
baths: all conyeniences elegantly furnished;
suitable for entertaining; price, $4,000 per
annufn.
No. Iowa circle n.w; handsome spacious house,
formerly known as Gen. Jno. A Logan's resi-
denee; is rooms and baths; hot-air heat;
completely furnished: price. 81, 400 per annum.
No. 1913 ST. NV. near Fsrragut Square; a de-
sirable basement brick dwelling; 16 rooms,
baths; heated by furnace; handsomely fur
nished; fine large stable in rear; price. $1,000
Ingieside 18th and Howard ave.. a beautifully
located stueco brick home, containing II rooms
and I baths; steam heat; masniheently fur,
nished: fine large stable In rear; price, $500
No 17TO Mass ave., one of the best locations
near Dupont Circle; q fine brownstone dwell
nicely furnished; rental. $500 per annnm.
and basement brick dwelling containing ii
rooms and bath room; heated by furnace and
open en- crates; beautifully furnished; price,
No. 1870 at NV. q desirable 3-stosy and
basement brick dwelling. containing IL rooms
and bath: steam heat: prettiiy furnished; rem
tai only 1900 per annum.
handsome brick house; is rooms and baths;
heated by steam; all conyeniences; exquisite
woodley iane and pIs Hartford ST. ?s beautiful house
In the suburbs; containing ~ rooms and bath;
heated by furnace and open CRATES; all I'M
proTenents; nicely furnished; fine stable;
large grounds and plenty OF shade; price,
81. 800 per annum.
No. 1l22 18th st. NV, near Mass. ave.; a most
desirable basement brick dwelling containing
"A rooms, baths: steam heat; completely
furnished; rental. 50. 400 per annum.
No. 1927 18th st. NV; that fine 4-story and base
ment brick. containing % rooms 3 baths;
heated by hot water; magnifcently furnished;
price, S., 900 per annum.
No 1910 20th st. NV; Gen. Theodore Schwan's
residence; beautifully situated the corner
of goth and o sts.: containing II and
baths: steam heat: handsomely furnished; ;
fine stable in rear; price. 81, 100 per ahnnn.
No. 1fo8 21st st. NV; a fine 3-story and base
meDt brick house; IL rooms and baths fur
mace heat; all improvements; completely fur
nished; price only 81 -020 per annum.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
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FOR REM
sos5 14th NV. 2or s1oo. .ooIes2 sw, 90
492 Maine av, 12r. 1000 Ills e NV, 6r. % so
Al NV, Or. so 920 Chesapeake, 7r. IS so
40 l. NV, 5r. 5r......15.30I74 G ne, 5r. 10 SO
437Hoh'ge ct NV Ar. 500 AZ Fenton pl NV, Ar 80
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 18th st. & n Y. ave. NV.
nol6-3t"
FOR RENT-476 ST NW-s-sTORY AND
basement brick; 10 rooms and bath; good loca-
tioD; convenient to high school, market, &c. Only
sac. 65 per mo.
no163t r. E BRADLEY 1903 + ST
FOR RENT-NO 1889 VERNON ST. N.W-NEW
brick; stories and cellar; IL rooms and
: baths; hot-water heat; all modern improve
ments. Rent, $50.55.
FOR RENT-NO. 2203 X ST. N.W.-Brick:
stories and basement; rooms and bath;
all modern improvements; furnace heat; in
good condition. Rent reduced to 5000.
FOR RENT-NO. 1920 21ST ST. NV, cor
ner st.-Brick. stories and basement; 8
rooms and bath: all modern improvements
VIII rent at reduced rate on lease.
FOR RENT-NO. 1850 Q ST. NV, near
18th st.-Brown stone, stories and base
ment; 10 rooms and 2 baths; all modern I'm
provements; just pue in excellent order Rent,
$75.
1t B. H. WARNER CO.. Ole F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
2o22 n St. 10 rooms. ami .$42G co
59l7 d3th st. 10 rooms. a.m.i.. 81 90
soss sa ST. ST. rooms rsSms' ss5 am f9 g g 90 90
24o5 N st.. rooms. hi 20 10
2310 Champlain ave-, g rooms a.n.i...... 1850
~ aoIs Ssta st., rooms gra1r r..'.... 1s 90 80
~! n H. ave-, 8. roopaBs water. II GO
as diaa Lnger's Ct, roops.s water. ......... $50
252s 257s =. \ ave, rooms. water ....... 1S0
/ and Doves court, s sooms, fwater...... 500
Z and rear Crescent st., rooms. 500
2 Eessell's court. roo;ns. water. 4so
'ss 18th ST. n,s' 2 rf%Is. 5es%s & & 800
islS Pa ave. ;sS$;; sSs;i;sssss ioSS
R1oes Rinss seaS Mn rS rSoms well acre
ao21 M st.. large store ess. water. $40 30
5ss, sss 2sd St; large store water: 300
d ave. MsIhs ssF ssos steFi les p. AVE.
FOR RENT-A MOST SBHAVTIFUL AND AT.
Heights tie BATH fSors steam s heat p.1iol
reception room, dining room. bntler's pantry and
Mt Lassf ss 4 % @ AD
rooms; heated BY hot tss water ~ ''''' aA' : '@'n
No.ls7o California ave AVE. Su 70 room: and hath,
heated By hot water. -
App1y 10 j. v. N. HU1CAe
nolS-6t 1905 Pa. ave.
FOR KENT-BY L. J. MILLS COS 6TH ST NV
1O5 kaI av, 11r&ba50. 5OSl2 d st ne, 7rAba. 25.5
1lz6 9Th NV. 8r&ha 50. ilO1 Fla l0r b25 so
19lb 18th nw,l Or.h 30 .50lStors 4O3 II ..10.60
no12-tf,4
FoR RENI-D. d. THOMPsON, 1855 6T.
nv. 1ir. 2b.. SIS. 1908 II ne. store. 90
SSO NV, 1er 40 90 sos 18th ne. Il, bath. 1850
10 Hoanoke l0r, b. q. IS la45 Md me- Or. b13.00
4SSo ne. 6r. sto 2J Sol 90 Gales 6rD. .30ea
lays ne. hall. 25.oolIcy5 Gales ne, Or % 80
49, ~
FOR nENT-DEEBLE { CO., 1919 81.
a59S S9fh sfAb- .$35.0 .00I Ini6-ss-40 Sad nv.
1919 2. oface Ems. .$5&SlvI !
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FURNISHED on UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE 4 HILL. 1T i4TH NV.
FURSISHED.
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\ 1l32 18th NV, 1ff6ZD.12
llSl2 18th, 11r&Sb. -. .13
1000 s, 10r&b. .13
II12O5 n 81 av, 10r&b. leo
l70S p NV, l0r&b. 80 100
1905 /, 10r&b. 100
40S T NV. 10r&b. ......W
1879 Howard av. Or, b.&
NISHED.
! $3.50. 1917 18th NV, 10r,b b
| $35. so. ..... .269 N, 9r&b
| $3.50. 30 Q NV. 10r, ba
/ $a5-5O.3419M Morg'n az, Or. b
lS35. so. sol T NV, Sr, ba
$3.50. so. =. .48 v NV, sr, ba
| $2I 80. 3O05 Camb'ge, Yr, b
| $H. SO. .2101 p nw. 6r&b
| SIS. so. .24I5 Pa av. er. ba
| $25. so. l52 Thomas, Or, ba
SIS. so. SO P NV. sto&dw
$50. 1850 29th. Sr. ba
/ SIS. %. 800 T NV. 6r. ba
$16. 30. 1880 Sth. Or
I$12.50. Fit, 1907 Md av sw
$40. = Rear 636 Q, stable
SO. so. zoo Browns se, II
| Sc. 6.....121A Carlin sw, Ar
] S. Rear GIG II NV. stab
RES.
SIS. so. ....S6 p NV. store
$40. .S19 81 ne, store
| SIS. .21e1 +. store
| 50. .33S Ind ay. basement
E BALTIC BUILDING"
SAVINGS BANK BUILD
70 p st. and 33S Ind. ave.
WEEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
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III sSS 81 isss nn; aoia g
i9ls sss s So aa ah slD
9lo n fur: 1ooo 90 1865 Caroline Trtkb q. so
z Fl 1871 1871 Conn
1S6lMintw'd pl, ,13r b7o 9022lo NV, Ar. 400
ocasst: fgLEa is 1ne n 1907 HM st.
FOR RENT-ELEGANT TwoSToRY AND BASE
ment bay-window brick; Sr. and bath; large yard,
and In excellent condition; rent, $3.50. /: J.
MILLS, No. Cos 9Th NV. nol5-st
FOR RENT-61s K ST. NE. GROOM BRICK; n.
F. W TUckEs r bRo S loo = st. t. ne. Hts
FOR RENT-1s21 18TH ST: is ROOMS AND
bath; all In perfect order; rental, 81 900 per
year. Inquire on premises. no14-3t'
FOR RENT-sl9 10TH Nw.-rHRsE-sroRY
and basement bay-window brick; ten rooms and
to the departments $50. F. W. GRAHaM, e17
l4th no14-3t
FOR RENT--BY FLOYD E. DAVIS TTH & ESW
zoos 5th NV, ST. ami 25 so 5os 3otb NV ami IS IS
112 7th sw, Sr imp %. 40 1903 sw, 6r ami 81 90
$40 10th sw 6r,am .1s.SoSI3 Tth sw, Ar, ID so
FOR RENT-BY W. A. EAsTERDAY. rs 14TH ST.
17aa 9. lir. b.. s65 90 27o7 st nw Or b.s2.5o
IT'S asss tS 90 zsls NV. ST.
FOR RENT-BY WIN. A. EAsTERDAY. 71s 14TH
4 St. modern stable; water, gas. sewer: Motifs
iron ,Ta york; as stalls elevator; complete Rear
FOR RENT-To SELECT COLORED TENANTS
New, sanitary 4-room fats. SO to ~ Pierce st.
NV: ami; tiled bath; ideal homes for com
Portable and economical living first floor, st2:
second floor. $14i third floor, $l3. Also 1853 and
1543 st. s.e., So per mo.
no14-4t GEO. r. Hill. 615 14th st. NV
FOR RENT-22s 2D ST NV; NICE 7-ROOM
press-brick house. centrally located; good order;
near census and pension, Offices; anil; furnace
ip cellar. Key at corner grocery store. Apply to
H. B. POLK1NHORN, 1888 st. W. no14-3t'
FOR RENT-1O17 EAST CAPITOL ST.. 2-sTORY
basement brick; rooms bath; pantry, &c; eco
nomical heat; excellent ORDER large yard; desir-
able neighborhood; $2s.5O key, 1921 East Capitol.
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H0S 18th, ,2Ir, 3b, ,sta$5 SOC
1744 P NV, 14r&3b- i .80t
1012 n, 10r&b. ...... BOZ
1909 Il. er&2b. III
1870 p, l4r&b. .1&
1915 18th nw.l .l2r. %. .l5l
1e14 Sund pl, 11r&b. +. LIS
uNFDR
500. .lao0 18th NV. .I3r, a
$3.50. 1922 Vt av, 20r, 81
and stable.
$3.50. .33 b NV, 17r&3t
500. .2401 Pa ay, 17r, 81
SOS. ...2410 18th, 11r, bs
$6. 1881 Mintw'd pl, l1r, b
$50. 13O0 Kenesaw, 10r&t
$50. .13T6 Harvard, 12r&t
x55. 10. .15l2 X NV. 1Dr. bs
$50. .1739 8, er&b
$50. 1915 Howard ay. 9r,t
$50. .17oS Oregan ay, y,12r&t
$4. ....40S 7 NV, 1Or&b
$45. Hoe P NV, 1Or&b
$2. .1215 Z Cap, Tor, ba
$S. 1923 T, Or, ba
S45....1516 s NV, 10r, bs
$40.50. .1Sl0 8 NV. Sr. ba
SIG
SIS. .11i1 9th NV, st&du
$50. .121S Pa ave sto&cel
$50. .G9 Pa av se.ste&eeI
$35....-4o1 Pa av. store
OFFICE ROOMS In th
COS F ST., and CAPITAL
NG. 900 F st. j; also at @
CAT,T, At nEEsTfyE EflR
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FOR RENT-Isos ST. COMPLETELY AND
daintily furnished house: In good location; con-
yenteut to two lines OF cars; rent moderate. Fof
terms apply to OWNER, 1908 st. noI53t'
FOR RENT-BY OWNER. HANDSOME BROWN.
stone and brick. tastefully furnished up-to-date
appointments. near 18th and Q: desirable servants
wpnld remain Address ELIGIBLE. Star Office.
noI3-tf
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES AND FINE
residences for sale rent specially; desir-
able homes for rent, $50 to 81 900 per mo-: all
sections. CLARK BROS, 1888 st. NV.
moi -26t
FOR RENT-1622 18TH ST. NV, IL r. AND
bath; well furnished; only half square from
Conn. ave. Apply for terms, 71S 18th st. NV.
oc26-s. tu, ,th-1m
FOR RENT-THESE HOUSES ARE DESIRABLE
and can be inspected by applying at the Office for
keys permit:
18th and F, l4r;: 2 baths: .......... $500 month
Thomas circle, 15r, baths. ...... $50 month
st. near 18th, 12r. and 2 baths . 125 month
Yale ST., Col. Heights, LIT. r..,., 100 month
q st. near 18th, 10r bath. h.... 100 month
st. near 21st 10r. and bath..... 100 month
18th st. near Dupont Circle, 10r & b IS month
18th ST.. Wash. Hgts.. 10r., 2 b.. 900 season
STONE FAIRFAX. sos + NV.
se14-s. .w&s-tf
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE AT CHEVY
Chase: 10 rooms; electric light; hot-water heat.
Apply to Mrs. I. W. BIRNEY, The Cairo, city.
no16-St
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FOR RENT-CoMFORTABLY FUR HOUSE OF
~ rooms. baths. viii rent two first floors,
rooms, bath and pantry; two
lines; price very moderate. Cali at 231o Doth
St, Wash. Heights. nO18-3ts
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FOR SALE-5o ACRES WITH GROOM HOUBB,
barn and orchard, between Washington and Falls
Church; electric road; $50 per acre; easy
terms. Also several other farms and small places
near city. Call or send for list Also building
lots on electric road, 800 each; terms, S5 down,
balance 81 per week JAMES ID. CLEMENTS,
1921 n no16-3ts
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FOR RENT-FURNlSHED-NO. IOWA CIRCLE;
handsome house; Is rooms and bath rooms;
furnace heat; has east, south and west exposure
and entrance two streets. OWNER on prem
ises. po16-Sfs
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FOR SALE
Bargain in ANACoSIIA PROPERTY; house
contains large rooms and cellar: lot 50xS0;
close to line. OWNER viii sell very cheap
and easy terms
B. r. WARNER COMPANY,
no16-3t 9lo st. NV.
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THE SHERMAN APARTMENTS,
Corner 18th and L SITS NV
Seven stories; absolutely freproof: electric and
gas lights; designed by T. F. Schneider archf-
tect: apartments Of 4. and rooms, besides
pantry. bath and store room, at the reasonable
rents OF $45, S6J and SIS, respectively.
Apply to p. W. ROBERTSON. Agent,
noS-u The Cairo.
TOR RENT-.THE DRISCoLI-" 1ST AND S,IS.
NV, has for rent handsomely furnished and un-
furnished apartments Of 10 rooms and bath
with without housekeeping facilities; every
appointment most modern: southern exposure;
facing L. s Capitol grounds: excellent cafe; fl
tered wEter; electric lights
motif r. A. Mckee Mgr.
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!. LNKINS, 800 18TH ST.
'i Flat, 500 Fl ne, ,7r&b. %. 80
] 211S Il, Or, wa. .14.3O
'iStable RI 2010 P nw.19.00
} 1880 18th Sc, Or, wa. $50
237 22d NV. 4r. wa. $50
! Stable, Govt al. 500
RES.
\ 1915 Pa av NV. sto $50. 90
2201 p NV, opp mkt. 20. 90
J no16-tf
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round Tnconscious on the street.

Henry Williams. fity-cne years of age, who
resides at 224 c Street northeast, was found lying
in an unconscious condition near the corner Of
Eighth Street and Massachusetts, Avenue north
east yesterday afternoon by Policeman Ham
bacher. Of the Ninth precinct. who called for
the patrol wagon and had Williams removed to
the Casualty Hospital for treatment Upon ar
irving there Williams refused 10 stay, however.
and after his wounds were dressed was taken 10
his home Policeman HambScher learned from
the injured man that he had been forcibly
elected from a saloon near the corner Of Seventh
and 4 Streets northeast. No arrests have been
made a. yet
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
Cruel to Dogs.

John r. OassIer, sixty years q age. paid a
fine OF SO in the Police Court today on a
charge of cruelty 20 animals. Mr. ou<-Ie- has
a pet pug dog that he calls Mckinley Nc
KinIey was playing on the street near his home,
when another dog, 4 fox terrier. came along.
and fight cnsucd. 3Ir. OuSsle- tride to separate
the comhatarts. but could not and taking a
knife from his pocket, Le Is said 10 have s1ashei
a hole in the throat OF the terrier, and three
stitches had 10 ne taken 10 close the wound
Carl kattlcmsn paid a nnc of = for the al
legged offence OF kicking a dog E N1IEt suCre
that KattIemau used his boot On his canine IN
front OF kattlemaEs store on Sevynt.. Street
Yesterday
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GAS STOVES
street Cars in Collision.

\ collision occurred at $50 O'Clock this nom
ing at the orner of Ninth and Streets north
west. between TWO cars Of the Washington
Traction and Electric COMPANY No one was
injured. Both cars were of the open summer
type. car +0I going west in charge OF No
torIuau James Turner and conductor Edgar
Hedgcman. and cast-bouud 40, in charge
OF George Green, rnotornan- and Conductor "
c. Christian The cars attempted TO round the
curve at the same time and the running boards
came together
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

The following deaths we're reported to the
Health Office fog the twenty-iour hours up TO
noon today: James Plant. 4 years. John T.
SaffeH. 63 years; Ellen Criuian s. years; George
v. Vest . years; Mary NJ Westeruau, 5S
years; William JenifeF, % years; Joseph hc-
Garvey, 81 years; Joseph Frost, p years; Mary
NJ. Dowdcn. . years; Cuiestinc Lee. I wears;
Bertey Turner, 2 years; Anna Louise Lyth. I
year; Alice SkeIlcy. 8 years; Frances E Coi-
Inns, > years; Leopold Warschaner, months;
Elizabeth = Brown, 3 months; infant CT Wini-
fred Burton - hours.
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Held to the Grand Jury,

Louis }. Bernhard, charged with the theft
Of one typewriter from Alfred c. Newman, one
from F. y Newman. and one from the United
Typewriter Company. vas today held IN $50
bond by Judge O-DomeII, in the United States
branch Of the Police Court To- await the action
Of The grand jury. Bernhard vas arrested IN
Baltimore 5 few DAYS ago
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
I,meS X SanGum's VIII.

The VIII OF James h NangIm, dated Sunday
last the dav on which he died, was today filed
for probate b its terms he bequelths his en-
tfr.- estate to his wife Maria r. Maugum.
William A Thompson is named is executor,
without bond.
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Convicted of VnE-ancy-

William Mauus colored, was fined 80 IN the
Police Court today ON a charge of vagraney-
and in default went to the workhouse for four
months Mamie Elauus. also colored. was con-
victcd on q similar charge and u default Of .
fine Of so went &C. the NuTkHouse for two months
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

Walter Burk, Jones Klein, and George Es!rn
were fined SO each by Judge Mills IN the Police
Court today for being disorderly- The young
men went to Chesapeake Junction last night
They admitted having INDUCED in several glasses
Of beer, but declared they were not drunk II
was charged that they created disturbance on
street car returning home. In default Of their
fines they viii each serve thirty days IN the
. TrarkhU1sa
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

John Garter caloEed pleaded guilty in the
Police Court today To carrying concealed
weapon and in default OF fine OF so viii
serve SIX months in the District JAIL Carter
was arrested for having pistol IN MS pocket.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

Marriage licenses were issued today 90 James
y. ingalls, and Annie F. HavcneT, Bernard )
Heating and Annie NJ sullivan. both of Martins
burg. W Va. William II. Lewis and Maggie l.
FI,mninE. both Of Charlottesville, Va
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Dovntown Temperature

The temperature at AiAeck's registered So de-
grees at @ a m - degrees at noon, and g5iz de
grecS at . =. to-day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

Robert Anderson and Andrew Garter, colored,
charged with stealing S5-75 from Robert J Al
cxandcr. when arraigued IN the Police Court to
day. demanded jury trial, and were put under
bonds Of 500 each for their appearance when
wanted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25
l;IIIII[III.I!LEIIE.

Uor. Yam S5rs threat Pe5 C5ygsr-Crsi S55s Eshs Cd
hd'0 ivu s5ras U.;s Il t5s Noath EsLr Falling? Write
for proofs Of We solicit the most ob=tirsta
cases We have cured the worst Is to s. days
Capita, $50, 30. I90Pars book FREE No branch Offices
Z . 0 L R Z NJ Z D Y z 0.
1851 Masonic TEMPLE. Chicago, Ill.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

CHase's New Grsud-Hovt's a MIX White
Flag afternoon and evening.
Glen Ecna-Darlcjug and vaudeville
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

ALWAYS Cool at Chevy Chase Lake
Marine Band concert tomorrow night, TO IL
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-25

BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic.
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. ashing tOn--Paris

Among the interesting exhibits
At the late Paris Exposition was a
fine display OF Rorick Ar Cushion
Trusses Of all kinds. supporters,
and various appliances for men,
women, and children. from 1924
T St " W, which took the high
est award over all competitors,
American and foreign The RCrick
Air Cushion Truss Company leads
the world Two weeks trial Two
years guarantee. Catalogue and
consultation free 1924 F St. y.
"
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Ribbon Remnants.

Ribbon Remnants.
LOT 1-AII-siIk Satin and eros Grain
and Taffeta Ribbon. up 20 ) inches
wide; some Fancy Ribbons in the lot:
values up TO I0c a yard An n Sf
extra good remnant lot at,
LOT 2AlI-siIk LOuisine and Metal
lie TaffRas; also Fancy Ribbons up
to 81 inches vice. all good q
coIors in this assortment, val No
ues up to 15c- remnant price 4
LOT +This is the best lot of Rib
hon Remnants offered this season
consisting Of AlI-siIk Satin Taffetas
and all the HIgh-lusteT. Soft s XC
finish Ribbons. up to II inches "a
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Cbs Corning Tinlts
THURSDAY, JULY p. 1901
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE

Partly cloudy not SO warm tonight and Fri
DIV; occasional thunder showers; variable winds
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CAUSES OF TED DROUGHT.
Extreme Heat in the West Due to
Lack Of Forests.

The Destruction of Trees Removes
the Barrier to aGNfremcs-Of Tenn
Pcrnture An Investigation ny
the Department of Agriculture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
A BOY BANDIT CAPTURED.
AS COwBoY-CoNFEssE TO
ROBBERIES.

The police Of Mount Vernon have captured Frank
Weiss. alias John Ballinstor. alias John Malloy.
eighteen years old. a highwayman, who is wanted
for robberies committed in this city, Pelham and
several towns in Connecticut. The young bandit
when arrested was travelling on a horse which ne
stole from a farmer In Connecticut He was armed
like cowboy. He wore belt around MS walls
which supported two revolvers and bowie knife
ten inches long. A blackjack and diagram show
Ing the towns In Western Connecticut and West
chester County were also found in his possession.
The boy admits that the reading OF cheap novels
infamed his mind and led him 10 adopt his danger
Gus career. Weiss Is native OF Mount Vernon. but
when arrested gave his address as Thirty-third-st
and Ftrst-ave.. this city.
Weiss. who has relatives living In Pelham about
month ago called at the home OF John Race.
electrician, who is an old friend OF the family. He
remained at the house few days and then dlsap-
peared. The following night according to the po-
lice. Weiss returned TO the Race home and, after
forcing entrance, stole all the jewelry and sill
Verware he could And Two nights later the young
bandit robbed butcher store in FTrst-ave. and
Thirty-third-st, this city, and obtained few dol
lars, two revolvers and large knife.
He then fed to Redding. Conn. where he engaged
board with George White a wealthy farmer. He
gave the name OF John Ballington and told Farmer
White that he had come from New-York to secure
board for himself and his sister for the summer
On the third morning following the young mans
arrival. when White he found that all of the
family Jewelry and large roll OF money were
missing. Going to the barn. the farmer discovered
also that his best horse and light farm wagon
were gone. The boy boarder had disappeared
The Mount Vernon police took possession OF
Weiss's horse. On his back they found pair of
saddleoass. on which was stamped Company K
LIST Regiment, Connecticut National Guard" The
bags were filled with the plumber of a half dozen
Ioober1es. including the one in Redding. Conn. A
| mary kept by the desperate also found II
| showed that he had travelled through most OF the
| towns IN Western Connecticut, and had canped OUT
nights in the woods. 1t contained also a code in
vented by him, by which he expected to communal
travelling
carried pair Of opera glasses and carefully scrr-
tinized every one who approached him on the high
/ way.
The boy confessed to the robberies in New-York
Pelham and Redding