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New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TWO NEW COUNTERFEIT NOTES.

Washington. March 30-The Secret Service to
day announced the discovery Of two oounterfet
notes One IL q S silver certificate OF the ssrIes
of 1sss and is poorly executed etched production
cD thin soft paper no attempt having been made
To initiate the silk nbre of the genuine. The other
Is q S national bank note. reading United StsteA
The Cttizens' International Bank, New-York. Pay
TO the bearer on demand S' 1t bears portrait
of Garfield The seal appears TO be that OF some
secret order The note bears signature, either
of United States of bank offcsEs.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TWO NEW ELEcTRIc COMPANIES.

Albany. March a0-The Corporate Electric Com
psay was Incorporated here to-day. to manufacture
electricity for Light, heat and power purposes in
Garden CITY. LcnS Island and In the nve boroughs
OF NeE-Yovx- The capital IL &SoG00. and ths d.
rscAd%S Harold s. RAcknaee1. Harold c.
vanShGa and walter L WorraIl OF Nsw-York.
aa1 c. c. Freeman and Henry C. E7dert. Of
Brooklyn
The Peoples Illuminating Company was incor-
porsted te supply electricity Ia Manhattan and
The Bronx boEoughs of EeW-YoFk- The capital 10
SzooN 4nd the directors ara c. c. Freeman and
q {. Eidert. OF Brooklyn and ". L. WorrAIL OF
AsW-Tork
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
FISH FOR STATE FROM AouARIuM

ARRANGEMENTS were completed yesterday whereby
the output OF tho fish hatchery At the aquarium
will he turned over to the New-YoEk State F1sh
CoHaruisstcn. This week about three hundred thou
Sand young lake and salmon trout and WhitAdsh
viii be pIaced At thc disposition OF the commission
by the Aquarium The nsh will be put In Lake
George THIS is ths product of the hatchery since
II was set I'D in January. The eggs ara supplied
nv tha United States Fish Commission and when
the fry ARE turned over TO the State Commisston
aronal CoHnEnsson 60 which the State Ia entitled
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MITCHELL SEES THE PRESIDENT.
Asks That Shooting of Strikers By Deputies
in West Virginia be Investigated.

Washington, March 3c.-John Mitchell president
Of the United Mine Workers: S c. Bu-dett- Of
Charleston. ". Va. attorney for the West Vr
ginia mine workers. and Christopher Evans. of
the mine leaders. talked with President Roosevelt
to-day regarding the recent shooting of strikers by
deputy marshals at Stamford. W. Va They asked
that thorough investigation of the affair be made
The President took the matter under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Won sUELow MEETS PRINErru.

Naples. March 9.-Count Bdlow the Ger
man Imperial Chancellor. who came here TO visit
Foreign Minister Prinetti had a cordial interview
Of al hour with him to-day. The Chancellor ex-
pressed satisfaction finding Sgnor Prinett (gho
was stricken with paralysis OF the left side while
be;ns received IN audience by King Victor EN-
manual on January - much improved in health
Ven DdiOaW u going to Sorrento for holiday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MORE AID FOR POOR FINNs.

Portland Ne. March so.-Ths Elder DsmpstGP
steamship Yola viii sail tomorrow for Hargc. FIN
land with cargo consisting Of l6s.s22 bushels Of
oats 1000 bushels Of rye and 387i5 bushels Of bar
ley and large supply Of clothing. money and
other articles contributed for the famine styiekse
Fiuns This u the third GkpEneRS OF the kt13s e4G@
Of vrhioh cane, fRcD- CaD08A
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
RECEIVER FOR WILLIAMS COMPANY

Pierre Cook was appointed receiver yesterday at
Newark Of the George A. Williams Company gem
eral electrical Contractors OF No. IS Montgomery
st. Jersey City. The company which has been
declared insoIveut has assets OF ST GO and Iia-
bilities OF $4,000 1t was organized several years
ago to do general electrical contracting business
throughout the country,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
THE MERCANTILE RECORDING SYSTEM
Keeps conpI-ts record OF your salssrnsn
RAND. NcNALLY & CO.,
1Ga Fifth Ave New York
Send pamphlet
AMERICAN DEMAND FOR GERMAN IRON.

Berlin. March N.-'7The Cologne GaSette &aIss
The American demand for German iron continues
exceedingly active American buyers who have
placed large orders the Siegen district are trying
to place more orders the end Of the year bsrt t
ironunaatsFS disposed TO take long eePrn o.
aSrR hoping for Q still further advance Ia pRanaA
ma home daEaA0A u increasingly acttEAN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
SEAL FISHERS IN LUCK.
A Fine Catch and Coed Market for Their
Skins.

St Johns n F.. March 30-The arriving seal
ing steamers report having met with excep-
tionaliy severe weather. The impenetrable ice
foes and the fierce storms delayed their return
home several days. There is great jubilation in
the colony over the excellent prospects Of the
biz hsherv besides which the chances Of mar
keting the catch are also good. The price Of
seals advanced to-day from 81 to 3A cents a
pound.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
PHILIPPINE RELIEF FUND.
a Warrant for $4,000, 600 Signed By secre-
tary Shaw

Washington. March 30-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day signed a warrant for 100000 in
favor Of the United States Guaranty Trust Com
pany of New-York for account Of the treasurer OF
the Philippine Islands to cover the appropriation
for that amount made at the last session Of Con-
Sress for the relief distress in the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Ths reduction applies to April only.

Dealers IN this cty said yesterday that this
would mean q market price of S 50 or IS IS ton
after the first part Of next month. Il generally
areed that the prices OF the other coal companies
would correspond with those Of the PhiIsdsIphiS
snd. RAedfnR Coal and Iron Company
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
SILVER FoR PHiLIPpINE COINAGE.

Washington. March SO-The Secretary of the
Treasury to-day purchased for account of Phil
ippine coinage $4,000 Of silver average
Of 1913 cents ounce. The bullion is to be deiv-
cred in equal parts to the mnts in Philadelphia
and San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TO ATTEND MADRID MEDICAL CONGRESS

washington. March s-SurEeon General Robert
Il OReIly has gone b Ksd.td to attend an inter
national medical congress the representative OF
the medical department Of the United 1tates Army.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Array AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. March so-JTho following army ana
navy OreerS have bean Issued:
ARMY.
9ha Hastapatsna Captain ROBERT sEWEIK> aRayteF-
master. has besa accspto1.
Carsatn FRANCIS A WINTER, assistant surgeon, Win
report 70 examining board the Army Medical
Museum Washington, for exaHnaiiod for promotion.
NAVY
EAsutsnsat Commander W R. A ROONEY. placed the
retired nes.
Aa-sssaas susvsaa O. y. EL1. AppatnAsA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Cazin-Rosa Bonheur
and other foreign artists.

Representative Pictures by
BAKER, W. 5LIss-5LAkELocK u EXAM.
PLEs) 5oGERT e ExAmPLEs) - BON
HEUR, ROSA e ExAmPLEs)-5osToN. ).
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CRANE. BRUCE Is ExAmPLEs)-DAVIs,
n. e EXAMPLEs)-DEWE c. M-EARLE,
L. c-EGeLEsToN. 8. (3 ExAmPLEs)-
EIcHELBEReER- FOSTER. BEN eAULy
GILBERT-HARRIsoN, ,kLExANDER-HAs-
SAM. cHILDE 70 ExAMPLEs)-HoEsER.
ARTHUR e 3ExAMPLEs)-INNEss GEORGE
(3 ExAMPLEs)-IN GEORGE, JR-
JONES, r. c-KosT, =. w. (f3 ExAmPLEs)
MINOR. c.-MuRPEY. J. FRANCIS
~ ExAMPLEs)-NoURsE. ELIZABETH
ocHTMAN, L.-PARToN, ARTHUR-PAULl,
RIcHAR0-RANeER H. w. e ExAMPLEs)
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WALKER, -WIeGINs. c. q ES-
AMPLEs).
This collection has a remarkably
high average, and the sale will be a
notable art event. "-Herald.
At Unrestricted Public Sale
by Order of the Executors,
On Friday Evening
of this Week, at 8 O'clock.
Also on Free View
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

va os diieron que Sc habfa mar
chado, replic6 ell invalido, al que
aquel nombre tranquilizo algnn
tanto.
! 1-De modo que no recibio Ia car
ia que le enviaron de Paris, of1o
Ventura mofandose. z ell fnvalido
hizo un ademan de sorpresa. A
prop6sito de esta carta, era de 10
que deseaba hablaros.
-lAhl exclam6 asombrado ell In"
Waldo.
Y como la necesitaba vine d
buscarla y aquf esta, diio Ventura
sacsndola del bolsillo.
Jun robot Sustrsjisteis una
carl
-iAhi Q1e no &c liable mas del
asunto, porque esta carta os per-
iudica algo. dijo bondadosamsnte
Ventura.
ia mf?
-IPardiezl Flguraos que entire
On esta casa hsce un momento,
encendf esta cerilla = vine has
ia aouf. No os despertGsteis -.
y lque masP pregunto Murilio
con ansia.
-Os quite del cuello primero la
correfta y despues Ia llave.
lila lave de mi caj6ni me ha-
beis robadoi
II Cualquier cosal No teneis
Glen frances en- ell cajon.
Cogf la llave del candado de Ia
baliia en- la cual suponfa con fan
dgmento que estaba Ia csrts y, al
otrle, un sudor helado humedecio
la frente del csrtero, que recordo
que en- La baliia habfa veinte mil
frances. Z ahora vais YER en- 10
que estriba muchas veces la suerte,
af1adi6 Ventura CON tono lastime-
no. Confieso que al abrir In balila
tenfa intenci6n de volverla c1~
rrar despues de haber cogido la
carts, coIocandoos en- ell cuelln y
la correa In lave, teniendo onen
cuidado de no despertaros, mar
chandome en- seguida por donde
habfa venido, y con seguridad que
no os enterar6is de In sustraccioni
empero. j. x nj llegar o este pm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
III INCREIBL Z vERDAD III

bien dnero regao cayo
0tos de ley garanlzado IS
espl6ndos brantes perf eo,
de vor Dor consants expenor me que verdadOa
perfscta mitaci6a naravle
N rlnm nnE 7 ARS rgalan qaisn dstinga satoa bn
ants premio Expoaon de Paris
cabalero bnte 10 dollars Anlo para caaero
muy grueso dollars Af caaero bnte nuy grusso
brantes 10 dollars Aalo senora seho
brante gueso senorta lde ldem
bt 10 dollars Pndlentes para
Pedientes nlnas verda
gal dollars Mdaas de ley con la eiz de Ia Pufans
Alaska 20 dollars
Sc ctas ceiGcadas
ca ida toda : de PEerto Rtco
pedido scomPaado dc nPof
.n blstss vor declarado bsn
venido antes efectuar el pago.
nedda de los sa scEHdcs hO a rsdscor del
dedo
muestras Caoso nustado todo
Drigirss rspresentaAte general de L. Socedad Oro B
laateg
Aasks G. 4. Buyaa Coo Romano, l04 loo M2a Qais)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

charme en- cuanto tuvieSe la cRrtR
en- mi poder; pero por bieD CUE
20 cierre la balija y le coloq0e Ell
la lave en- Ell cuello, llegara ell dfa
de msfIana, y al querer entregar
al conductor de correC IN paquete
tan importante, 10 echara de me-
nos al yer que lie fslta puede que
SO acuerde de mf Y de mi sef1as.
Por otra parte es facil que ell con-
ductor ignore adn la existencia de
esos veinte mil frances. 81 eSe in.
dividuo muriese y encontrasen la
balIia intacta y ell dinero en- ell Ca
ion, creerfan que Sc trataba deuua
venganza y no de en- robo. Hay
que tenerlo en- cuenta y meditarlo.
Y para tener tempo para medi--
tar Sc meti6 Ventura ell saquito en-
ell bolsillo, y luego sac6 de la balija
todas las cartas que contenfa, po-
nieudose q escogerlas. tardando
muy POGO en- hallar la dirigida al
duoue de Salandrera. La carta de
Bscar6. porque era efectivamente
La que 6sta habfa escrito, SO reuni6
en- Ell bolsillo de Ventura con el
sauuito de los veinte NIL frances.
Tsrminada esta operacion, ell bau-
dido 10 puso todo en- orden, cartas.
baliia, llaves en- Ell csj6n. y at6 Ia
correfta que cortara antes. Cuando
todo estuvo corriente, Sc puso
meditar.
-Puesto que no SO desperto
cuaudo corte la correfta, puede su-
ceder mny bien que no Sc despier-
te cuando la vuelva colocar /;
pero. -. Y Ventura no continue,
porque ese pero estaha henchido
de refiexiones. Pero Sc apercfbiris
del robo del rnismo modo que en- Ell
reIevo pr6ximo observaran que Ii
silla de posta estaba vacfs. Entire
Espaf1s y Francia hay trata1o de
extradici6n, y por ESQ Ia muerts
de eEe huen hombre podrfa ocasio-
narme algdn disgusto mas -.
sc le ocurri6 una idea luminosa,
no sucederfa NADIA de este Ell muris-
Sc consecuencia de an accidente
8 si se suicldgse.
Y Ventura no Vacil0 mas dea-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

muchs suavidad. AL llegar este
punto ell dormido hizo un movi.
miento Ventura levanto en- alto
ell pufial, frunciendo ell entreceio.
EI colo, sin embargo, no abrio los
ojos v sc volvi6 de costado, mien.
tras Que Ia mano de Ventura Sc
oufa tirando de la correfta, d cuyo
extreme apareci6 una llave.
Conforme habfa supuesto Ell ban
dido, aquella lave. que Sc llevo
Andando de puntillas y ain que
MuriIlo "a despertase, le sirvi0 para
abrir el caj6n de Ia mesa que SER
VIA de escritorio y de GAIA al pobre
cartero. En- Ell csj6n VIC Ventura
tres cuatro monedas de orc y
unss cuantas de plata.
-lBahl pens0. Hace echo dias
que;por menos de este habrfa ase
sinado IN hombre y hoy creo que
no vale la pena.
Encontr0 tambien en- ell cai6n un
llaveTo con unas cuantas llaveci-
tas; 10 cogio y dej6 ell dinero. Una
de las llaves era 10 del candado de
In Dali Ia 10 GACkOs AOAAOA@ A@A~
ti6 la mano, estremeciendose de
pronto al tocar un cuerp0 duro que
produjo IN sonido metalico. Lo
sac6 y vl6 que era nm sa4uito de
tels. muy bien cocido, cerrado y
lacrado, que llevabs una etiaueta
Y IN ndmero. En- la prlmera Sc
iefa en- espafIol: <Envfo de veinte
mil frances en- orc y billetes del
sefior Esteban q los sefiores Brun
y Compafiia. del comercio; Bsyo-
nR.9
HE ahf un hombre al que
70 qusrfa hacer gracia de Ia vida
y al que condens La fatalidadl
lnurmur6 Ventura daudo vueltas
entire las manos al saqnitoi y como
hacfa muchfsimo tempo que no
tenfa tanto dinero al alcance de
elias, le latfa ell coraz6n con fuerza
y tuvo que sentarse por fsnril
emoci6n; mas no era hombre que
vaci.ase mucho nj perdiese con
facilidad In cahezas asf que pronto
recobr6 10 sangre frfa diciendose:
<-Es indndsble quo podEis mar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

pues de haber pasado mucho ITEM
20 refiexionando. Abrf0 la puert&
que communicate con Ell cuarto del
durmiente, acercandose de nuevo
al lecho pero esta vez no Sc digno
andar de puntillas, y despert6 sin
ningnn miramiento al COLO, empu.
isndole con Ia msno. Murillo Sc
sobresalt6, abri0 los oios y dio IN
rrito liver q Ventura que tenia
el puf1al en- Ia mano y Ia pistola en-
otra.
Silencioi No critics, amigo
INFO, porsue hemos de echar IN
parrafo.
-lEl msrquesl balbuce6 <Pata
de palo,. que reconoci6 en- segufda
nj vfaiero de la silla de posta.
-lSilenciol repiti6 Ventura. Z
ell invalldo no lie pregunto como
era cue Ventura estaba allf =, a
pesar de haberse despertado, creia
que soGaba.
Ademas de este, ell intruso, que
i3a muy bien vestido, 20 tenfa tra-
zss de ladr6n y 10 diio en- muy
UuCu C6P@h0A - -.
NO convene sefIor Muriilo,
que griteis porque. aparte de que
es POGO probable que os oigan, me
pondrfas en- ell triste caso de tene-
ros que levantar Ia tapa de los
sesos.
El inv6ltio sc irgui6 br1scsmen-
te, y 10 en6rgico de 81 mirada y de
gu actitud demostr6 Ventura
que no lie serfa tan f8cil hacerle
entrar en- raz0n.
-sQuien sois y que me quereisP
pregunt6.
Sent6se Ventura, y levantando
la pistola Ia alturs de La frenIe
del invalido, lie respondi0
mi nombre no hace ell case:
no obstante. puedo aseguraros que
me llamo Ell marques de Coq-He-
ron desde que habito ep an desvan
de esa calle de Paris.
-Pero Squ6 mequer6is?
-Hablar IN POGO.
-SDe queY
DE mi amigo ei duque de Sa-
landrera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
HOTEL oI1MPo


A lS MINUTOS DE sAN JUAN
III me1or hotel en este china
EspIsndida ventilaci6n. ParQus'
fardInes v Kosco q In inglesa'
KxcaIente servicio do cArruaJes;
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familiss. Alum
hrado sl6ctrtco modernO.
The Washington times., 1903-05-21

LOST-A solid gold locket initials c. c. r.
Reward at Astoria Pharmacy, Sd and C sta
NV rnyl9-St
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FOR SALE
SMALL SALARIED HOME SEEKERS

Apply for our list Of dwellings, for SALE on
terms WITHIN the MEANS Of RENT PAYERS
IL is surprising how. small a salary can SUP
PORT FAMILY and also BUY \ HOME. One
of many. 1247 B ST. Sc; eight rooms bath
STONE 'front.' in excellent order
TIE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Incorporated IA years.
j. II. WALTER, Pres. ". II. BADEN, sec'y
1921 ST y W. nyI6-St
The Washington times., 1903-05-21
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-l6 acres land; nice six-room house,
$3.50 PIERCE & PIERCE, Vienna, Va
InyI3-l0t
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WALL PAPER.

CALL AT HUNTS, 467 St. for newest de-
signs; lowest prices; work guaranteed mysl-7t
ROOMS PAPERED, sl.75 up; house painting.
lowest prices; exterior painting our specially.
CARLISLE BROS, ll05 9th st. ne. Phone East
Sgd mysO- 81
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By young couple june l. three OF
four unfinished rooms and bath second
foor with conveniences, Tor light housekeeping;
must be reasonable. Address BOX ST. this
odice. u1yI0-3t
The Washington times., 1903-05-21

LOST-Lady's umbrella; silver ball. pearl
mounted handle; initials K J. H Reward by
DR. HAINEs, The Sherman, 18th and sts. NV.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Two double dirt wagons. Address
1920 10th St NV. my2l ct
WANTED-Wagons and six twO-wheeled scoops;
must be in excellent condition. MERTEN, AG-
NEW {; PHILLIPS, 18th ST. Iny2l3t
WANTED-A medium draft horse for board and
small hire; if satisfactory will buy Address
Bon 3SI, this Office my2l-3
WANTED To buy good driving horse weighing
1000 to LOO pounds Call address b. s.
DICKINSON. 1871 18th St. NV. my2O3t
The Washington times., 1903-05-21

FOR SALE-Northwest Groom and bath brick,
large lot, near Printing Office, 5000. Groom
brick, frame stable, fine investment, new
union station. Northeast-Two Groom and bath
bricks AT 50, 100 and 5000; good locations and
Al condition. Southeast-6-room pressed brick
front; porches; porcelain bath; Navy
Yard; a bargain this price, $500. Other
houses our list ranging from $500 upward
For particulars and terms, etc, apply to CHAS.
FUSS & CO., 607 18th st. NV. my20-3t
FOR SALE-We have some OF the best houses
in the Southeast section:
Of, near oth st-----..- 80 oOO
18th St, between ID and E.............. 1900
18th ST., between G and SITS. .-...-... 8, 200
ST., between 9th and 7th sts.....-..-. 8, 500
St, between sth and 9th sts.......... $500
9TH ST.. between ID and sts-..----.... 8, 200
Carroll Observation-Disclosures. 3, 500
9Th ST., between and F SITS. ...-.. 1000
ST., between 5th and 9th SITS. .......... 5000
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
FOR SALE-We have number Of Bargains in
Nor-heas. houses:
9Th ST., between l. and VI, for.........S 81, 900
9Th ST., between and L, or........ 800
St, between 18th and 18th, for. :, 800
ST., between Norti2 Capitol and Ist. =. 1900
9th ST., between d and L, for. ........ 1000
I'd St, between and G. for. ........... $500
9TH St, between and B, for..-..----. 8, 800
nth St. between and (new)....... $500
corner Tor. ------------------ 4,0OO
Can only mention few-see us for COM
ple.e lis:.
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. incorporated,
l4l4 r Street n W myl6-6t
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WANTED-A girl TO 10 general homework;
good wages. Apply at once at 1861 4th ST. ne.
my2I-3.
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FOR SALE-COTTAGES.

FOR SALE-Four-room cottage; q acre; WALK
er's Chapel Alexandria Co, Va: y mile from
Chain Bridge; schoolhouse adjoining Apply to
les I'd ST. W. myl9-Tt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HANDSOME MODERN HOMES IN
..N, pleasant -

FOR SALE
HANDSOME MODERN HOMES IN
mt. Pleasant
See us for lowest price and best terms.
Well located and convenient TO Capital
Traction and Met. car lines; stone and brick
fronts
LIST foor-Parlor, reception hail. dining
room, pantry, and kitchen.
I'd foor-3 good-sized sleeping rooms and
modern tiled bath room.
Large dry cellar; good make OF furnace
Lots 40 feet deep; wide alley. .,
LET Us SHOW YOU THESE HOUSES
THEY WILL BE SOLD IN FEW DAYS.
MOORE & HILL Unc), III l4th st. NV
my20-3t
FOR sALE-Well located not far from new
union depot. A great bargain at sS'soO-
An attractive light brick and stone house.
with all modern improvements tiled bath.
etc. eight roomsi dry cellar; furnace glass
storm doors; cabinet mantels, ETC.; DINING
room finished with plate rail effect Si,oOo
has been loaned on this property.
MOORE & HILL Qne.), III 18th ST. NV
my20-S.s
FOR sALE-Near new union depot and Gov
eminent Printing Office.
ONLY 81, 900.
Six rooms and bath; yard; woodshed; alley
A good investment.
MOORE & HILL Qnc). III 18th St NV.
rny20-3t
FOR sALE-A GOOD LITTLE INVESTMENT.
$1,000
Rents SO per month; 5-room brick in South
west.
MOORE & HILL Qnc.). III 14th st. NV
Tny20-3t
FOR sALE-WEsT OF 7TH ST. y. W.
ONLY 80, 300.
For a new Groom, bay-window brick. with
modern bath and cellar; FURNACE HEAT;
WELL RENTED. A SNAP" VERY EASY
TERMS.
MOORE & HILL Qnc), III l4th st. NV
my20-9t
FOR SALE-To close an estate, two small
houses on list st. Sc, between and c sts,
opposite where property has been condemned TO
make room for Government buildings
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER COMPANY, G.
my20-3t
FOR SALE 500 cash and 500 monthly for equity
in new six-room brick; all modern improvements
u. ID. GORDON, Attorney, 6l5 18th st. NV
rny20-3l
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WAM1ED-BICYCLES.

WANTED Every second hand bicycle in Wash
ington: drop postal and will send for wheel.
c. 7. HUNTER. ll3 Pa. NV. nyIs-Ft
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-Choice lots in the Northwest sub,
urbs from $3.50 up. easy monthly payments
Building sites on the Conduit Road and on the
Tenleytown Road, immediately north of Ten
leytown; convenient 10 electric car lines. j. W.
CRAIG, 1901 G 81. NV. my2l-6t
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FOR RI NT-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR RENT-Cheap, No Remington type
writer, with touch-typewriting charts. Call
after { p. m, OH e 81. NV. myaI-3t
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HELP WANTFD-FEMALE.

WANTED-Cooks. chamber1naids, nurses; fo
city, Mountain Lake Park ard Fairmont; goo
wages. 1913 New York ave. 1t
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tween : and G SITS. opposite Pension Bureau.
Two modern housekeeping apartment; Ave
rooms and bath; newly renoveted throughout;
front view; thoroughly heated. Secouo floor,
$35; fourth floor, So. so. on lease.
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HELP WAETED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. walters at SCHNElDERS
NAVY YARD EXCHANGE, Sth and L SITS Sc
inV2l-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IN CoUNTRY-Fiye partly furnished rocms
For particulars address MRS. NJ A. PAYNE
Bancroft. w uy2o-2s
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WANTED--tiirI for New York private family;
three plain cooks, three chanbermaids, general
workers, city. Inquire 1911 10th st. II
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WANTED-Skirt hand. ASHFORD, Ladies
Tailor, 724 18th ST. NV Ii
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APARTMENTS Penhurst. 4s II st. ne.
near Government Printing Office; two moderI
housekeeping apartments, four rooIns and bath
thorough order; S26 ~
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UNFINISHED ROOMS-The Astoria, Sc and
q sits. NV; cingie or en- suite; IS per Month
up; elevator; cafe.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-By a widow, furnished house to care
FOR during summer for home privileges. Ad-
dress $40 l. st. NV. Inyl93t
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HOTEL SITE

HOTEL SITE
FOR SALE, NEAR "UNION X. r. STATION"
for $50 900; site contains over 1900 square
feet, and is within one square OF the sta
ton. Property in this locality be-
ing held at much higher figures.
IN SAME. SECTION+-ONE5 SMALL LOT for sale,
with frontage Of 10 feet by good depth, at
81 per square foot
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WANTRD-A competent woman 10 do general
housework for family of three adults; refer
ences. 2I42 ST NV. 1t
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ROOMS AND BOAR,

PLEASANT ROOMS; good table: home com
forts; transients accommodated. 90 X st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-First-class furnished apartment, five
rooms. No. 3, The Thomas. my2I-3t
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED Board and best care for boy six
years old, in country suburbs; no other chill
dren. Address BOX 3s2, this Office. my2l-2t
SUMNER BOARD, country or suburbs for three
adults; references; state price, which must be
reasonable. Address BOX 81, this Office 1t
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JOSEPH I. WELLER,

REALTY BROKER,
TEL. T.. $50. No. COZ ST. n. W.
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