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DEvoNsHIaE. .u,.,
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.

1LAsGoWJ ST. ENOCH HOTEL
ANR,-STATION HOTEL
tfor Burns COttaE e-Blr tn p1acsb
btafRIEss-SIATlON HOTEL
tFor Hurns Mausoieum. etc.
Tariffs eff the Hotels and full particulars A.
To routes he hnd at the European Othces
of the .Tribune.' "A IIo Fleet street. London.
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Norioik street Embankment. London. Every
cvliIorL OVerlooks Embankment and River Elegant
public rooms Electric ught throughout. American
TEN elevators Fixed tariT
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Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel

near crystal Palace. London Healthiest situation In
hslAa Lovely gardens Boarding from 81 30 per
Ay Special terms large parties. Convenient train
erVce for City and West End London.
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Norfolk Hotel Briohton EnoIand

t>le Family Hotel OVeriOoks promenade anu
lawns zine public Perfect sanitation. adj
elsCtric lights. LIft Delicate
Jules A. Creighton Mgr
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SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMN
foreign Resorts.

THIS FAMOUS HOTEL HAS LONG BEEN A
FAVORED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
lCAN VISITORS. MOST CENTRAL POsi-
TION ~ THE WEST-END.
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PARIS Hotel du PaIais,

from frs. board Iu francs ' 'A
Evening star., 1902-08-30


NV; WILL MAKE A CHOICE HOME; 3-story
ana cellar bar.window lressbrick and brown
stone house built In durable manner: has parlor
reception han, dining room pantry and kitchen
On first floor; large bed rooms and tiled ba th
on upper floors. The finish and decorations are
superb and you you must see them appreciate.
WEEK DAYS So4E OFT 3rEA sixpAY. f1NpAa ssssS sSD
WEST OF 14TH ST, ON THE HEIGHTS
rooms: kitchen on first hoor; tiled bath; is bea,l-
tifuiiy finished and decorated has handsome man
tells ana chandeliers; must be sold at once A
500 CASH. RA.ANcE $50 MONTHLY. s0'Se We
have only one left; house open daily; contains 6
good, large rooms; bath, with porcelain tub: eel
lar. and furnace heat: lot 1Tlsxa0 to alley and
is situated of the bast streets In NV An
inspection will please you.
HEARD-OF LOW PRICE House has good
rooms and bath; large frame stable. and is with
in stones throw of 9TH and X SITS. NV; rent,
9TH ST. N.E.-A MODEL HOME; large
rooms and bath; lot 23I5 by 92 to large aiIey !:
large frame stable: rented good tenants, SIS
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS JUST COMPLETED.
Offered for the first time The best and most
complete houses We have ever offered for ST. 750.
pantry. conservatory and tiled kitchen on lst
floor; he'd rooms on each 2d and Sd floors: large
back porches and servants room. Interior dec
orations and finish throuxhout the very best.
Open for inspection. sT.Ty0.
SPECIAL BARGAIN ON PRINCETON ST
house: front Of Pompeiisn brick and brown stone,
with stone steps. First floor trimmed in solid
OAK; contains parior lnre reception hall dining
mantels: handsome oak staircase: tiled vestibuie:
plate glass doors. Upper hoors have large bed
open plumbing. Price reduced to So. '"'"'
1t H. r. HOWENSTEN slO G. st NV
Evening star., 1902-08-30
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE.
l4li ''F'' ST. NV. TELEPHONE VI. 24S.

UNFINISHED.
1873 nv. lar sos 80 1870 18th nv, Or 50 s5 90 %
91s 18th NV 11r. .2oO On. SIO6 NV. % so
1a5I M AZ NV 2o1 o" Lots Nos 245 so - - % 90 90
lIol I4th NV. i7r 1sooo is0 ne ., 49,, % 80
Sof3 2 NV 1Tr. -t25 90 1899 VI uw-.....-. 20 90
eas II NV I9r 80. i2S 90 i6i9 ia Del av ne, 4r 1850
1928 Mass av. 16r- 1890 115 ne. Or. - 90
ilSZ 18Th nv. l3r. l"o.e9 90 1st ne, sr--.. i2oo
1901 NV 1Ir- 100 00' S33 1sr ne, Sr. 30
1888 Je pl lar leo 90 2os-2l4 1st sw, 6r-. so
Iss s hSsF ss nR R T g 5i5 Bei Ps sv ns Or
1s13 NV. Or 60 90 900 Del Ar z 90
qt5 F. NV. 1Sr.. 65 06iq1A Del av ne, 5r.. 200
s9s @ NV 9r--. 90 90 1905 Del av ne. Ar 10 30 30
ltos q NV, sr-... IS s2 S2s pel ne, 6r- % 80
oDz u NV. 1lr. 5000 925 1st no. 6r- 10 ~
es9 e95o NV NV 16 % 1l5o % ne Or 10 "o oo
rs 2oth NV. Sr. ~ 90 f14s 2d ne Or 10 90
22ot Decatur pi sr +5 90 9os ist ne e.. 90
@ lst nW lot Or a6Tia bei FGs ne
s s e,t 1t'G NV Or $3.50 Let l. SO es' Del az "r3 &
2s24 ian NV. sr 81 SO Lots 1925. 50 s7s, BET
1t ssrS,tn ag o. 20 90 Mass Del avs snd nd %
FURNISHED.
1ethSCiu, Wash Hts SIS, r nr 18TH 1Or 2b $50 90
S"nn nT r Or b l66 So nI 18th. 15 b b. I33 33 81 81
lTth & II. 11r. 3r 800. 10 woodey lane & Hartford
iowa I G sr & r l5r 2b 200 90 st. 12r: b $50 90 90
5st 1sr b. i2th s nr n' T. -'tn iir b. 90
nr 10th. 12r b..2i0 90 i3th nr Mass lir 2b1ss 67
1ngssde, 18th and How 18th nr o. I2r, b. .125 90
ara aT 2lr 4b 800 90 10th & corcoran ne ne cor; n
y soth Iir % % o. 18th t nr o. i5r sb 500 90
HTsh boo 90 18th 18th hr M Core, sb sss 81
NaSs S 6 nr ID l2r 1so 10 10Th Gin sw cor 1or n
asip q !359 lS g sl;t s5;b IS
9 nr 1Ith Tor b. 100 90 r 18th 15r ab. go NJ
q nr 18th. Or. b. 100 i23T 10th NV 12r 81. 90
Q n 18th, Tor. b. $4,000
APARTMENTS.
Ts' Marion, No Co. :. The Maury. No. 30; 4r d;
Tie Marion 10 Is. 5r. and o. Goth & NJ No 30,
Te Marion No IL 900 81 sa s iath & ID Il Or
..--..-..-.-. s7.oo s25 14th Sd f, 5r. b.45. 90
HANDSoMEI;Y FTRNISHED AND T-NFuRSISHED
APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
OFFICES.
sl2-i4 F. ID door. 10000 $50 F desirable Offices
8 front g 5 deatnr9 ata e'ifis bdr olisss Bsw
si21t NJ = F. T. y 90 bldg ali mP.; single
s s. cot T. 1s 1s; ~ M f,"1tlsoo rooms from 81 to s25
sssi.sbls s;s ,oficss. from SIS per month:
sis I issb 20 to DH $500 i42i NV lst floor 90
STORES
121o NV. $500. .ool 1925 18Th. ........ 20. 90
sw cor sth & nw250ooI Lots 2i-a5. 50 IS. % 90
s2s 18Th 80 90 as 5th nv, Sasem't S. -
Isl! lith- h-.-.-..---. 1000
1l33 lith NV. rear. s15. .oOl1012 14th rear. rs 90
1910 L. rear 600 sis .'.4 .v:n 40. 700 %
No ar 4Ss I5iS
I5Zt y sv. rear. Il 90 23i LIST sw IL. 90
lI2S sv. rear. 1900
Unsurpassed facilities for the collection of rents
from all classes Of property.
FCRSdsHEP NEsF,ET!s AND Nd, gNFt,RNIsHED HOUSES
THoS. J. FISHER 4 co, Inc.
a-op-i 1414 st.
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR SALE
west: southern e1posure 3-story ana cellar
press brick: bay window: kitchen first Hoor;
10 rooms and bath: ami.
au3O-2t LOUIS p. VINE 4 CO.. 1904 + ST. NV
FOR SALE-s216 17TH ST.. ONE SQUARE FROM
Metropolitan railroad extension: 10 rooms: bath;
cellar. conta ning laundry: stable. 2 STALLS room
for carriages: lot corners Howard ave-: 5os
LEO: fine shade: old oaks. WIN he sold at a bar
gain. t A. HARDING. 1916 @ st. NV ausO3t
FOR sALE-ON MASS AVE. NV. NEAR ID ST.
q nice 6room and hath dwelling: ami; newly
papered: In good order; large lot to alley Price,
5000. WM. Fl. McGRAyN.
au30-2t sos st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR RENT-l12 VI NV: VERY PLEASANT g.
room and bath modern house: high location: park
fn front; SSo5o, w. r. NASH, 122 Il NV.
au9o-3t
Evening star., 1902-08-30

iISHED.
22l2 G NV, 7r. b. 80. so
I23 7th ne, Or, D. . Is. so
514 I'd ne. Or, b. :. .25. so
1909 17th NV. 5r.. 20.5O
22S Champln, ,7r, b. 20. so
23S Mass av ne, Sr. 1850
i2S Patterson ne Or. b. 1870
1923 Wylie ne, ar. woo
1913 Wyiie ne. 4r, w.7.o8
lib Q NV. 500
APARTMENTS.
HIS 14th, I'd & Sd floors, &
8r 1st fl. 12r&2b. 5000
The Binney, Sd e front. 4
r, buff kitch & b. 40. 90
1901 Whitney ay, 5r. b.
including gas. -. .S5. 90
STORES.
72S 18th NV ,sto&1r.S25 90
2701 p NV, store. is. 90
.1716 L NV, w,sto&celi'r10.O
33S Ind av, basam't.9.OO
STABLES.
Rr 1887 II I av NV. sos. 90
RI 1120 10Th NV. NOD. %. 90
Rr 1920 10th NV. Nos. 20. 90
RI 7l9 14th NV, sta. Is. 90
Rr 315 Al NV. sta ,6s. IS. 90
Rr Moses Storage, 22d st
bet NJ and n. N.....1O.00
Rr GIG NJ NV, sta BILE 500
Rr 2202 1ith NV ,br'k.S.00
Rr 119 Mass av ne. 800
Evening star., 1902-08-30

t4NI Slt
1900 18th NV. lar. bs2OO. .OC
1441 X I av, 13r, ,3b. 200. .OC
918 18th NV, 10r. 2b. l5O.0(
1927 Mass av, ,12r. b. $50. 0C
1925 NJ NV, 14r. 3b. 125. .N
1900 Kenesaw, 1Or. b. so. 7.
1871 Vernon. 10r, b, sos.
1890 y NV, 1sr, 2b. 5000
124S Kenesaw. Tor. .b.50.0t
252O 18th NV, 10r, b.5O.0t
1905 22d NV, Tor. b. 45.5(
1884 U NV, 10r&b. .45. &c
3101 18th. Or. b. 49, Sc
1929 T NV, Or. b. As. .5t
1923 7th NV. Tor, b. S.3(
102S 18th nv, 10r, b.45.5(
3410 Brown, Tor, b. sta45.Ot
1916 S NV, Tor. b. .45.OC
2022 y NV, Tor, b. .42.6
112 Mass av ne. .9r, b. ~. 6(
1107 18th NV, Or, b. 4O.5(
t1l7 14th NV, 10r, b.40. sc
1925 w NV, 1Or, b. .4O.5f
3417 Holmead. .l0r. b. 0.5(
1912 W NV. l0r. b. .40.E
1904 5 NV. Or, b. .37. 81
2204 Decatur. Sr, .35 sc
1s09-11-13 18th, Or, b35. sc
1923 Oregon av, Or, b. .35. sc
472 o NV, Tor, b.. 80. G.,
1913 COrcoran, 9r&b. 30.5C
50 Seaton NV, 7r, b .30.5C
100 o NV, Sr, b. .30.5C
uupaCt
Evening star., 1902-08-30

OIt hENI-SlVNE * AIRtaA, SJU-SuS X NV.
s1S sls9 , ,s sloi e. is5 s SO 42i !th Or
$I5O 5furnished, The $50 so 800 r av' Or ''b
Naples" woo,iiey road So, so. .T2g7s NV Sr. b
sis5 laa NV i5r sb is 9uiney incy
e., 1859 Bacon 1lr, % 80. so. go Q NV Or
NV iIr. $50 so 1874 i4th HM sr. n fat
SI3lt2l y" Sales. l2r. 2b $50. so .2Os c NV Or
so l2Ss Roanoke. l2r. 2b $50. s13 Is f nw store
ssS 1; IL, Iowa circle sr 81 so Morgan sr b
s55 23o9 18th NV. i2r % SCI so 1905 4th NV Or
- ps is'5 as9 e9i pT Ta 1S 1r 4,a Ss ne fat
$50 IS. 1872 NV. Tor, SO. 10. 1928 10th nw Ir
$50 IS 1900 kenesaw .I0r b S25. so $50 NV Or b
$50 81. ..alT X NV Tor. S25 so 1928 10th NV 7r
80 % 1870 Kenyon l2ra 81 So %. s29 Fla az
~ 90 3loi 18Th, lor. So. 80. 401 N e7rb,st bit
$50 so 2,2o 13th NV, 12r. b s25. so .8Is av 8r
so 1887 i6th NV. IIr, b s25 so. COS 9th ne sr
~ & &BrcoklandD Z, l0r. s45. 50. .aOi NV, 6r b
o l2io kenesaw ay, 10, S25 so. 22s Fla sv NV Or
@'ifhSS.s S% af ID I4Ss e ~ S
$47 50. llse l0th l0r b SIS So Iiao tn NV store
S453 l23 Harvard. .IOr b $25 5i4 Spruce NV IA, sr
IS ia Harvard la2s i4;h ae Pe 5r nAs
S+S 80 1I21 Riggs p orb s25. .I2OI Cap ne. store
$40 oll09 18th NV. Or SO. .50.....143 me- Tr b
p9I n% wv T e. s5s nw ss e.
$500 100 NV. sr s2o. so ITO 11th NV Or b
$40 50 1888 9th NV 9r. s2o.50. 1909 17th NV, 5r
az % I52 ISsh orb SIS iii Mass Mas aS S 5r sr
s 90 a Del ,T nT 81 eT SO so Isz ssd O.,
ss5 50 1884 18TH Or, sl5. .so.12l4 Kirby NV Or b
40 ~ .l3i6 T NV. sr 1880. ioll v NV, Or
9Ss so lsos-ll 18th. or. bsl+.306i011 whitney fat
80 90 Sto&cei Ith " NV $l3 90. .612 9th NV 2r
$32 80. 3325 Eslin Tor b xl2 30 . IOo7 2d ne 5r
81 80 i4oi Howard. lor b $40 80. 9io I'd So Or b
CALL AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN. 1t
FOR REST-BY WM A YESTERDAY BOND BID
1If1 2 NV 1lr. b. $50 90 3fo5 18th NV Tor h. S3s 90
1882 Il NV. Tor. 2b.I5 90 100 av store. is 90
III Riggs pl lor b.45- 90 PAS st James ct Ar s. 90
4Ila i4th NV. lor. 1000 81 SO Logan ct4r ea. 30
1872 18th nv, 10r. b. 20 90 I46 Francis Ar & 20
32O4 Decstur. sr, b. 1000 Full list at Office
au30- ST.
Evening star., 1902-08-30
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-NEw HOUSE
ISI Harvard st NV;
rooms. bath. cellar furnace
Rent only s22 80 per month
Key a I62 Harvard
IT. Open Sunday for inspection
FOR RhNf.l6-KoOM HOUSE; EXCELLENT LO-
cation Tor boarding house Office rooms; furni-
ture II wanted; cheap to cash purchaser In
IiiLe az Us r 81 NV au30-3t-
FOR RENT-BRlCK. 5l5 18TH ST. w: I6R
mod imp; partly furnished: in good order:
33- Brick, 'O3 9th 81. Sc: Or mi In com.
Plete order; 5000. j. FRED. KELLEY Room
81. S5n NV anef,
Evening star., 1902-08-30

M T. s ssas 4ss 4as es asrSsfs9ss sgs s +
SIS 225 East Capitol llr ss2 80 -. 500 7th NV, n
ie M The 81
III 1dzs saRG sREss s7 nw
SIs ga NV nv. isf 1929 az,
SO 60 $500 Gnivy p 1ir SIS So 14es stn nw. sr a
5Ss ~ NJ. .to5s 5;
Sc * nv f ss,
is5e = q zFtss: " S.:
me s V!s;s: & ii r p= ::
81 The Samsrise' q rsls.... .sei ; NV otiess
$3.50 as6 6nta1io NV 81 s. 2iss nT siore
se2 Mton a~ 1899 81 sb Sc store R
is cap,r Ry i2ts sh9g
sss g.. sss q NV i1rss s. 1903 s4 NV, =
For complete list of property for rent send for
aSas aaso,tt Puile'Ia' 4, H. WARNER Co. s1s F NV
30 nSk hTS nw fur 1s 2a "a aw
SssIe sI Sa l22o s Once rms 1907 St NV
ur TYLER RUTHERFORD Inc. 1907 st.
F9R .ss r. Rent zs ftoYp 9. DAVIS, sol 7th sW
i2e Ith sw. store. 3 90 616 La ave hall y. Is 90
s$ Sw s a s 'a q sw sw G. aa g
FOR RENT-I3s3 I4TH ST NV; VERY DE
s.ssls and Cellar ss Rsn, sss ssa safs
CA1WoOD, 933 9th st. NV. au3o-3t.
FOR RENT JAMES B. wDIER real. Fs
in,e. in. loans and insurance, No. 122o G st. NV.
2o2s Kaicrama ave Wash. HeIghts1. II
2lI7 Bancroft place NV Conn ave. 'o0''o
,oa agtsn u rooms and bath. ::........:. 800
100 s ST. BiuFan Esa,nFton and sath snd g
1903 30 St ne. lexington, 7r. and bath. 80 30
1897 90 90 St ne EanstSn and ana bath bath
IoS 18th st. NV. ttrame>. IA r. and bath. 75 90
FOR RENT-MoDERN s-sTORY AND BASEMENT
brick ho.ss sss ,6s ICONS and tile BATH vacant Oct
Apply l4sl Chaplin st. NV. or Room 45. so2
FOR RENT-RY JOHN QUINN. 447 7TH ST. sw.
1905 st. s.w., rooms and bath. ami. 0.40
g3l 81 -s1 8, s.. s;w rooms and bath smi 200
Flat u! Ith ST. sw-, rooms and bath. 1850
For, RENT.!s ST. NV; NEW: 8 ROOMS
sstSry .as srIsk rooms and bath; in hrstclass
auso-st GHAs. E. BANEs. 18th and G SITS.
FOR RENT
lo2 5os 22d St, 1s reens modern
au30-3t CHAS. E. BANES. 14th and G. sts
FOR RENT
S28 Spruce St, in perfect repair S25 to de-
sirable cciorsd tenant
auS0-3t CHAS- E. BANES 14th and G sta
FOR RENT
1919 10th St. 12 rooms and BATH $40
au30-3t CHAS. 4. BANES IAth and G. SITS
FOR RENT
4aS @ St NV. IL rooms In good repair $50
au30-3t CHAS. E. BANES, 14th and @ sts
Evening star., 1902-08-30

ASTERDAY. BOND BID.
3ioS 18th NV, ,10r. b, S3s. 90
100 y ] av, store. .15. 90
2io st James CT, Ar. 500
$3.50 Logan CT Ar. ea.7.30
l46 Francis. ar. $50
Full list at Office.
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR SALE ~ -
5000 Will buy 2story and cellar. T-room and
bath brick: heated by afernaee; ami; l3th
St, Columbia Heights.
cuso-2t LOUIS y. VINE & CO.. 1904 ST NV.
FOR SALE-H0w TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
dear Mount Pleasant with 500 cash and $40
monthly. Eor full particulars drop postal, tele-
phone or call for new iepaee illustrated booklet.
plat, &c. Of North Columbia Heights. Carriage
free to see tire propeFty.
FULTON n. GORDON
3u2a-3t
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN. s.. .25o-is2J 18TH ST.
me-; 2story frame: rooms. bath. concrete eel
lar: all improvements perfect repair; beautiful
view; owner occupies house; open for Inspection,
auc9-3ts
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR REST-BY WM. A ]
1l47 q NV. 1lr. b. $50. 0G
1882 X NV, Tor. 2b.75.0C
Hi Riggs pl. Tor. b. 45. 90
5f17 i4th NV. Tor. b. "a. 90
1872 18th nv, Tor. b. 40. 0C
3204 Decstur. sr, b. 40. .OG
au30-Sts
Evening star., 1902-08-30

t-NEN NO., 3IO INV.
1917 I'd nw,7r. b. fur. 45. 90
1923 VT ay NV, Sr, 81. so
7 Office rms. 1907 F st NV
Sta r'r 1911 Corcoran. 100
FORD, Inc, 1907 F st.
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL uNC), TT 14TI.
INEIIRNISHED .
Evening star., 1902-08-30
FOR RkNrE2sHousEs.
UNFERNEHED.

NV, 61S Pa. ave-, stories aud ceIlar Is OOO a.
It. floor room and elevators. Per annum 81 200
NV, 1884 10th, 6r S25. 90 NV cor 2ed& Wafer IN %
OFFICES
NV Gunton bldg, Offices NY s4s La ave. Offices
APPLY AT OFFICE FOR WEEKLY BIILETTS.
au25-n TH0S E. -WAGGAMAN. OF F ST NV
FOR RENT-BY L. J., MILLS, COS 9Th ST. NV.
619 N NV. Tor, b. $35 so 1851 Fl me- 7r b., % so
Flat Il Fla av,6r,b. 20 so 124 N, Gr&b 20. so
HOO sth NV. .dat 6r b. oSol11os Goat al. 4r.. SIS
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR RENT-ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES ON
Columbia Heights; IL and BATH tiled
kitchen; hot-water heat; newly papered and
painted; may be leased at $50 per month; loca-
tion fine.
au29-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, sO6sOs st. NV
FOR RENT-2sO5 AND 2s13 Q ST. NV: VERY
desirable and Groom houses; excellent order;
location unexceptionable; near ST. line low
rent Apply 3O40 Dumbart ave. au29-3ts
Evening star., 1902-08-30
FOR SALE-HQUSES.

FOR SALE-MASS. AVE. NV. NEAR 5TH. SUR
stantal residence; IL rooms and bath; wide
frontage; stable; price, %, 500.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX aO6- sos F St NV
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR SALE-TWO NEW SIX ROOM HOUSES
rented at s22.53 per month: cellar; furnace
heat: porcelain hath tub: modern In every de-
tail On 5th st. Sc. Pa. ave. Price
5000. Terms. $3.50 cash. balance SO per
mon: 5ea interest.
An s-room modern honse 1th ST. s.e
Pa. ave.: porcelain ia IN .ub In perfect
condition.; rented at SIG per month. VIII sac
ri6ce for 81, $50 IL sold at once Any terms
3-room frame In Guetier's court. rented
at $3.50 per month Price, $237- The lot
alone Is worth that
Groom frames on 12th st. ne. d,
rented at 81 each Price for the 8, 50 $50
The ground alone is worth the price asked.
JOHN F. DONoHoE & SON.
Phone East 81. ,cs..a.4 Sss East Capitol ST.
Evening star., 1902-08-30

A pretty little home on Il BEAUTIFUL AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST, containing six rooms and
bath; street cars at corner PRICE oSI y
So, 900, ON EASY TERMS.
B. Fl. WARNER COMPANY
duao-ot GIG r st NV
Evening star., 1902-08-30

FOR RENT
$40 NJ NV, fur. :. 800. 90
Store 1920 Z NV. so. 90
l62l Conn av. lar, Oh
s24 18th NV, 1lr, b. .sta50. 90
TYLER g. RUTHER
IN z 1kta
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-01
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL NEWS.

In this fatal inning for the Union six
TALES were chalked up for the Wheel
club oliver then stepped into the
breech and stopped the onslaught.
Three scattering hits and only one
score was all the Wheel club could get
in the five innings that oliver was in
the box.
Williamson cut a great dash in left
field. With anything like ordinary
fielding all of the three drives which
he captured would have been safe. All
three were taken only through rapid
sprinting, and once he fell after a
long run. but held the ball. Riley and
Guiheen also gathered in good ones,
and Dunleavy performed a circus trick
in right field, falling and then recover
ing himself enough to clasp the long
drive while sitting in the grass. 1t
was a trick which won the diminutive
fielder the glad hand all the way into
the bench. and the applause was re-
newed when he came to bat and drove
out pretty single.
Besides his extremely brilliant field
ing Williamson distinguished himself
by lacing out the longest hit of the sea-
son, a clean three Dagger between left
and centre field and if Riley had not
been playing deep in the lot it would
have been home run.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-01
WILLIAMS XILLE.

Miss Bertha Dodge visited In Hinsdale
last week
Mrs Gilbert B. Lamb is visiting in
Greenfield.
Aaron White is visiting his uncle. Dr.
Robert White, in Willimatic. Conn.
John NJ. Stratton recently sold a past
ure and wood lot to John L. Morse.
Sidney and Minnie Hescock are visit
ing their brother, George Hescock, in
Greenfield.
Misses Sally and Ella Perry of White
Plains. n. Y, are visiting at Chester
e. Perrys.
~ H.. is calling on his Wiliamsville
friends this week.
Mrs. Fannie DeWolf of Haverhlll.
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George c. Cooley.
Henry Abbott and Charles H. George
of Wells River have returned to their
work in the basket shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Weeden of Rock
ingham were guests of Mr.. and Mrs f.
IL. Richardson last week.
Mrs. Hattie Willard Elliot and son Of
Mortified, this state are the guests ot
Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Willard
The game of base ball al this place last
Saturday afternoon between the West
Brattleboro and Wiliamsville teams re-
suited in favor Of the latter, ~ to 9.
The friends Of Mrs. c. G. Hovey. who
is now in Worcester, Mass, are pleased
to hear she is making n steady gain in
strength, with good prospect of a COM
plete recovery.
Our haymakers, who have been fol-
lowing their vocation with extreme diff
ticulty during the past three weeks are
giving the sun a most hearty reception
on its temperance. \ quality of first
quality grass. cut ten days or two weeks
ago is now being gathered as bedding
The Williamsville and Newfane sum-
mer outing association of young people
went into camp at Sunset lake Wednes-
day, occupying the Merrifeld and Rich
ardson cottages on the North shore. The
party consists of Misses Emily Guild
and Marcy OF Brattleboro. Misses Abbie
Kenny, Maher. Luella Williams, Nellie
Dickinson. Florence Dickinson and An
ME Johnson, John and Hastings Will
liams. Louis Higgins. Jessie Harvey
Claude Maher. and Fred r. Chase OF
Revere, Mass. with several accessons
in prospect
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Will MINGTON.

Mrs. B. NJ. switzer of Putney is visit
ing in town.
The bill for sprlnkling the streets dur
ing July will not be large.
Joshua w. Partridge of Gardner, Mass,
has visited in town this week
Mrs. Charlotte Kidder is visiting in
town, the guest of Miss Leone Russell
Supper will be served at the Universal
list church on Thursday evening, July
3lst.
Miss Leone Russell has class in voice
culture and piano at Monroe Bridge
Mass.
We are glad to say that Mrs. George
IL. Barber has nearly recovered in
health.
Mrs. Ross and two children of Rutland
are visiting in town. They will re-
main for several weeks.
Frank Barnard continues about the
same, but We cannot learn that his
symptoms are any more favorable.
The teachers from North Adams, who
have. been boarding at the Vermont
House have returned to their homes
Miss Claire Brown has gone to the
Catskill Mountains, the guest of Mrs.
Wilson of Albany, where she will re-
main during the month of August.
Frank L. Allen has engaged Mrs. Clara
DohbS ho u CLERK III MS store ana with
four helpers besides himself he will give
prompt and careful service to his Gus
toners.
The improvements on the savings bank
building are going forward, and when
complete, will add much both to the
looks of the building and the business
facilities also.
Work on the new hotel is progressing
rapidly and we are better able to Judge
of the dimensions of the building than
we were while the workmen were laying
the foundations.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Stickney and
daughter, Bertha, of Rutland are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs, George f. Roberts, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hicks and two
children of New York.
The annual reunion of the Wind
ham County Veterans will be held
at this place on August Goth. No pains
will be spared to make the occasion one
of interest and pleasure to all.
II. w. Stearns is having a good number
of guests at the Raponda Hotel and
the Forest and Stream club house is
well filled. About the usual number of
summer visitors are in other parts of
the town.
Fred A. Flagg, of Troy. resident
manager for the Fidelity and Casualty
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Charles Cox demonstrated on Wed
nesday that the science of pitching
may be applied to other things besides
hay. He came across the line from
his farm in Guilford and for an hour
and half surprised and astonished
tn dtho!ic Union players, and de-
lighted the Wheel club supporters by
the effective way that he pitched the
leather-covered spheroid. His twirl-
ing was in some respects the best seen
on the local grounds this year, and was
very remarkable considering that he
has had almost no practice, and had
been in the box only once before this
season, that time three innings at
Ashuelot more than a month ago He
had all the speed and all the zig-zag
combinations which won him a rep
utation as a pitcher at Vermont Acad-
envy several years ago. He so mysti-
fed the Union batsmen that they con-
nected with the ball safely only four
times and II times they churned the
atmosphere. His pitching encouraged
the Wheel Clubbers and they played
better game in the field than ever be-
fore. Waite's good back stop work
was of great assistance
Graves, the new conner for the
Union, was easy fruit for the Wheel
club, and after the third inning. in
which he hit a man, gave another base
on balls, and was touched for single.
double and triple, he went back to first
base and played very creditably there.