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Before closing it's season here the Weber
stock company viii add another attrac-
ton 10 "Higgl9dy- Piggle dy- and The
College Widower il is skit buresauinR
-Dida.- the illusion at Hammerstein :
Victoria 1t ia 10 BE- called -Dudu- Ed
gar Smith and Sam Marion are arran ging
it. apd will put it on March 20. for the last
week Of the company in New YORK
Mira. Sarah Cowcll L. Moyne will appear
as Lady GuepGolcp Treshdm in Robert
Browning's tragedy Of A Blot in the
'Scutcheon. 20 b. given in the afternoon
Of April :. at the Hudson Theatre for the
benefit of the Music School Settlement.
The play will BE- under Mrs Ie Moyne 4.
supervision. and she will be assisted by
a capable cast
The committee which is arranging for
the testimonial lenefit for Joseph Holland
on Friday afternoon. March 2i.at the Metro
pohtan Opera Houss, announces that II
has secured the services Of nearly one
hundred leading actors and actresses.
The performance wlu begin al 80 and
will not end till o O'Clock. Seats ara to
be auctionod on THURSDAY. at 40 P. NJ.
at the Herald Square Theatre.
II has been decided to continue Maurice
Campbell's production Of lb-ens When
We Dead Awake At tho hnickerbocker
Theatre at the Inatinees on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday next week
The twenty-hrst years gra duation er-
ercises Of the American Academy Of
Dramatic Arts will ie held ~ the Emrirp
Theatre next Tlesdny afto moor. at 0 clock.
Forbes Robertson vii deliver the prin-
cipal address. and GraOe George viii be
the pHncpa woman guest
sam Demands last Mex York appear
ences in The Girl from kays' are an.
nounced for the week Of March 70. NJ the
Grand Opera House. he will soon after.
ward discard Ho0penheiner for new roIs
selected for him NJ Charles Frohrnan
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NEW BOOKS.
Continued from serenm Page.

preceded 10y an elaborate introduction
telling what is known of Mchaelius and
of the letter and followed by an interest
ing account Of New Netherland down to
the writing Of the letter. There are inter
esting Illustrations. photographs OF docu-
ments and title pages and auto era phs, and
the printed page with ts wide margins is
a delight
We imagine that Mr. John f. Finerty's
two volumes ireland" Dodd, Mead Coz,
will find plenty of readers, and in spite of
marked faults they certainly deserve to.
Mr. Finerty has the remarkable merit for
an lrishman writing "a peoples history
to be fair and impartial. There Is never
any doubt as to his sympathies. but his
statements of facts about which Their Q is con-
troversy arr dispas honste and restrained
He writes tiuently and readably, but drops
into colloqual phrases and words that
are hardly suitable for a serious work
The chief fault we have to find is that he
does not seem TO have profted by the eX-
cellent work done in late years on Irish
history. The early part of his book is too
hurried to be clear. and the author here
a. throughout the book, often is content to
give name or an allusion instead Of telling
the story The second volume is much
more satisfactory and gives a very fair view
Of the state Of Ireland since the Union,
though oven hero little more detail and
less generality would be preferable.
\ remarkable record of adventures in
French America, thoroughly enjoyable az
personal romance even if 1t is doubtful as
history. New Voyages 20 North America,
by the Baron do l.ahontan, is published
in a very handsome edition in two volumes
Of which the interchangeable Dr. Reuben
Gold Ihwaites Is editor. 10y A c. Mct lurg
4 Co, Chicago. Lahontan was an adyen-
turous scapegrace who spent eleven years
in Canada and whose amusing and enter
taiuing'letters we're published in nm English
translation in 1908 This = exactly reprinted
in these volumes. II s certain that some
part ~ the narrative is false; it is possible
that l.ahontan did not write the letters
but Dr. rhwaites and Others who have
studied the subject have como to the con-
Cluson that the letters are his and that he
tells the truth about the greater part OF his
adventures and experiences, and that in
the places whore he does not he il living for
n definite purpose. He was a brilliant
young rascal. FAR more entertaining than
any product Of latter day historical fiction.
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Other Books.

In the days when John Ieech used 10
draw and Thackeray 10 write for Punch,
rae accomplishment Of painting in water
colors WIS universal in English society
for Queen Victoria and her daughters set
the example. Though it my have grown
rather old fashioned there are still elderly
people who handle the pencil dexterously
and London. we ina CINE. remains the hes'
market for water color -dravings- in the
world A number Of well executed pictures.
with plenty of color and no suggestion
Of the amateur abou; them, painted hy
Col r. 6. Gof', are the occasion Tor tho
publication 81 Florence with teYt
accompaniment by Clarissa Gof "A 4 C.
Black, MncmilRns) There ara Interior.
street scenes and landscapes. some very
good, showing bits Of Florence and the
surrounding country-Preto. Fiesoie. Luooa
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DRAMATIC AGENTS FIGHT.
President Of Protective Association Held
for ALLEGED Violation q IlcenSe Law

James j. Armstrong, president Of the
Theatrical Agents Protective Association
was held for trial yesterday by Magistrate
Barlow in the Centre street police court
on charge OF conducting an employment
al ency without a license Armstrong was
arrested several weeks ago on complaint
Of Commissioner Heating
Many Of the dramatic agents have re-
fused to take out licenses. asserting that
their business does not come within the
scope Of the law II was to fight this Is
that the protective associa ton was formed
Commissioner Heating agreed to have
n test case made. II was for this purpose
that Armstrong was arrested.
As Hoon he was held for trial the pris-
oner's counsel secured a writ OF ha beas
CORPUS, in order that the higher courts
may determine whether a drs matte agency
is an employment agency within the mean
ing Of the law
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WON'r GIVE UP ms THEArRE
Mr. Conried Has Definitely Decided 60
keep the Irving Place.

Heinrich Conaed announced yesterday
that he has made up his mind not 10 part wit h
the Irving Place Theatre August Luchow.
the restaurant man has heen ready to tai e
the German playhou-, on tho irnpre "a no =
hands with the understanding that Gustav
Nou Sayhertit2 would he Us official d.
rector Mr. Conned said yesterday. how
over, that he never seriously considered
giving up the little theatre. bacausa he has
fpant 20 much energy in building II IN
and because he feels too tender a ~ gard for
II. He IL now planning 20 extend its aoora.
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President Potter Imnrn,inr

" J Potter, prcsiden, Of the Long island
Railroad. who Is i'll at The Hotel Marie An
toinette With spinal meningitis. was reported
ss somewhat better yester He il still
very sick but the improvement waa 80 great
yesterday that his physicians now look
FOR his recovery.
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cvcry sunday at iiO1s0 NJ
REGISTERED MAIL closes az 6P. N. previous &
TRANsPAclFlc NAILS. FORWARDED OVER
nAIIE

The schedule Of closing OF Transpacinc Nan. !,
arranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit TO port OF SAILING. 1hr nnal con
nectlng mails except Registered Transpaetr
Malls despatched va Nanoo5vei; NIetons' T.
closr At the General Post Once Vow ORR. IS follow
NFW CALEDONIA. SAMOA HAWAII az
FlJl ISLANDS. Via san Francisco. close Al
Sierra az the Cunard steamer carrying he
British mail for New I.aland does not arrive
In tine 70 connsc, With ihS despatca. r1tH
2. "; Sundays At ~ 4. NJ. 4. n. and =
MIN be msdc up and forwarded until arrival
OF the CurATd steamer
JAPAN. KoREA. CHINA and PHILIpFINE ISL.
ANDS, Via Tsccma- close az 3 n herrn 10
for despatch pei steamship Iydcis - 49,
HAWAI- JAPAN. KOREA. ChI%A and PHILIP.
p. NJ, March 10 for despatch per steafst2
JAPAN creep, Parcels Pos, Mails. KoR~t.
CHINA and PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. IS
Vancouver and Victoria. u. c.. close a. q %
March it for despatch per steamship i-''r>'
JAPAN, KoREA. CHINA and pHulPplNr ~
ANllS. VIA Seattle. closr ~ 2 y. y h'f' y
for despatch per steamship Lyra
20 for despatch pcr steamship AiEr Doe.
HAWAII. JAPAN, KOREA. CHINA ar -HT p.
sddt s mai for rHiI.lrrriNt M
T Ia1 an A.. , ttAn'lsg , ,io,g a,
hAW V ~, va va. san fT 5,- g9s 4
, m5N SAIE9 c6ss sbh 49, W,,r s-
PHILIPPINE iSLANDs and 81 81. Via sau rt7
cisco. close At & y n Marca . Tor dfepat
PER United STATES Transport
AANCHf RIA except NcWchwArg art I.4
Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA - % qrrs~-i
forwarded via Russia.
NOTE Unless oih-rvisc addressed West ie'
iraile Is forwarded VIA Europe NfN .saih.
via san fraurisro aud certain T'aUr. 'r i'-
Chinese Province ~ iunaau. via Nrft,a Irf.t.
the quickest routes HlIilu..urF ~3- ID
addressed Via Europe must Doe 'a'.f gfeih.l
the foreign ratrs Hawaii is foru Art-a -
san Francisco eIciusiNriV
WILLIAM D. WILTON. Postmaster.
Post Ofrcr. New f0rk. *. s.. March 3, 1913
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rnANsArLANT1c MAlI.e-

iATrRDAY un.-N go \. " f0f IFtLiN0
per steamship Caronia. VIA Queenstown ir6
for other parts Of Europe must Dc dire0-' 4
per steamship CafOuiaI. al a. VI 'nr
EUROPE. per steamship - Pau. yla Prs
mouth and Cherhourr 81 $50 A. II Tor BILL
GUM PARCELS POST MAILS. Dcr steam
ship iceland regular mall ioI Belgium n.t.'
be directed pc. steamship iceland B., al h 80
4 u FOR ITALY direct per s;eams hlp Roe.
nigln lulsc tmall must BE- directed "per steam
ship Koenlgln Lrsc"l. a. $50 \ ~ Tor SlDi-
LAND direct. per steamship Astoria urau
Lnmsi be dlrcclcl -nnI slnAmshlD AsLnrll J.
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Regular and supplementary malls close a. fo'.
eign station corner OF West and Morton airr~'J
except that Supple ncHtaty Malls for Europe and
Central America. va Colon clOse cac hol! later Of
InreIEu SihllnnL
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &c. EXCEPT


\
TRANSPACiFIC.
CuBA.-Via Port Tampa, flor-ia closes y ms oince
daily. except Thursday. a. i4S1 a. NJ ttae
connecting mails close here Oh AonaagA
MEXICO CITf.-Oyeriand. unless specially ad-
dressed for despatch hy steamer closes NJ ms
Office daily. excerpt sunday ~ l.l9 = N ara
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post MAus r.
by rail- to North sydney and thence by steamer
closes al this once daily. except sunday. az
A. NJ. sundays az ESQ 2. N connecting
JAMAiCk.|By fan to Bosty. and thence By
steamer, closes al this oihce'at p 81 TueSdSy.
closes at this Office at 1929 =. NJ Nedhes-
MIoUELoN-hy raA To Boston. and thence by
steamer. closes at this Once daily. except
BAHAMAS Except Prrvcls-Post Mails By ra1
70 Miami. ia, and thence by steamer, Gloss
at this once at 1870 \. A. Monday Wednesday
parish HONDURAS. HONDURAS PAst Coasa
and GUATEAALA.-BY raj 20 Ncw pueanS
and thence by steamer, closes ~ THIS once
daily. except Sunday, az $3.50 = " and 1902
NJ Sundays at 81 - n and 1000 =. "
connecting mail closes here Mondays at iio-o
p NJ
COSTA RIcA.-By raii TO New Orleans and thence
sun day. a, $3.50 p " and 1000 p NJ; Sundsys
81 p and 5000 I. II. connecting mad
closes here Tuesdays AZ tl09o ?. ~
NIChGAGUA tRlsi COAST BY rsl TO y ew oricAnS
except Sunday. at ii-3O ? ". and 5000 =. N
Sundays al 81 p. NJ. and sinyO +. 81. connecting
mail closes herc Wednesdays at 1000 7
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE BY rail 10 New or
once daily. except sundays and Mondays -
$3.50 p. Il. and 1900 p. NJ: sundays at 81 + ~
and 1880 y !eonncetlng mai closes here
ever SUNDAY AZ iiO-5O NJ
REGISTERED Ma IL closes al BP. N prcyi1us day
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NOTICE. --flve hall ounce N "a dii00 -
fhc regular postage. must be prcp7d on az YET.
tiers forwarded by the SUPP EAEN TAhN
MAILS, and letters deposited In tho drnps
marked Letters Tor Fgrcgn CoHWriSs. after
the CLOSING OF THE REGU LAR MAIL Tor
despatch b. particular vessel. viii 10f pc 80
forwarded unless such additional p0d1gs IS
IuuV prepaid thereon hy stamps supple.
mrniAry Transatlantic Ngils arr also opened
on the picrB OF the AMERICAN. ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers whenever the SailirES occur
AteA 81 or later. and late mall NAV he deposited
In the rlAn boxes on the piers OF the GTrrn1p
Inns sailing from Hobokcu The malls on the
piers open one hour and hall before sailin
lime and close ten minutes before sAutnE
time Only regular postage letters , cents
a half ounce is required on articles mailed on
the picrs OF the Afns7cdn. Hbgs Sl1r Gna Ger
man (Sea POsD steamers double postage
netters 10 cents a hAIf ouncel on othcr lines
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"BIG FOUR"

23D ST.--Kobcrt Hlliard 90. tarlottn. Etr.
NeIt week Henry Miller IN 81 rcdcrc Lcmait'r 90
BTH Az -"UiplomaCV" aud Bfg Vaudeville.
ssTH ST.-"The Nancy Makcr~" and Naude
I2aLH 81 -"Ihn ncl met OF NnNArre- 4 NAnhc-
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POST OFFICE.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.

(Should he read DAILY by all interested A.
changes may occur at any tlmei
Foreign mails for thr week ending March ~.
1906 WI close PROMPTLY 10 au ctsc.I 90 80
General Post once as follows. REGlNILI" .
AND PARCELS POST MAILS close ous hour t.-
lier than closing time shown below. Parcels it,'
malls for Germany riosc az . + VI. Marrl o. l.r
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse March >,
per steamship GrOsscf kurfunt. March 90 per
steamship Pennsylvania. and March 10 plf steam
ship BTandeuburg.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
cARNEGIE uALL. sst. ~. Mareh .. u ..l
pADI.E Z WSKl

CORRECTION c. a. LlLi~t
Stats on sale Monday. March 20. at tarurti~ tfs..
ptts1u's and Is sons Mall orders accom- panied i..
check, or money orders made payable tp % tli.
4. NJ LiSlmAnaEer, and hN stamped 4nH address.
envelope will be nlcd In t0c order turt 4-t rgca o
Prices $3.50. 81 90. 81 80. ~ 90.
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Piano block is what the police OF the
West Twentieth street station call the
houses in Twentieth street between seventh
and Eighth avenues. The police station
is in the centre Of the block. On each side
the houses are three and four stories high
The policemen swear That each apartment
has a piano, and on Saturday and sunday
evenings between and 10 O'Clock they
an p!av at the same time.
And II you want 20 hear all tho tunes
from Home. Sweet Home 10 the latest
coon song Just come around then. said
the sergeant
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u. q,
Washington, ID. c., July %. l9o5-Sealed pro-
posals VIII be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. July TWENTY NINTH 1903, TO
construct stable for the morgue building. on
Water street between NJ and streets southwest.
Forms, specifications and necessary Information
may be obtained ut this office HENRY b. f.
MCFARLAND, HENRY l. WEST, CHESTER
HARDING ActIng) Commissioners, d. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. G.
Washington, ID. c. July 81 l905.-Sealed proposals
viii be received at this office until IL O'Clock m.
Iabet Boards and Cabinets for the Electric Plant
at the Sewerage Pumping Station, Sewage Disposal
system d. G. Specihca lions and blank forms OF
proposal may be obtained at this office. The right
bids HENRY Is f. MACFARLAND. CHESTER
HARDING tActiDs). Cclnmi: sioners ID. Z.
iy2l-Gt-eSu
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. July 20,
la05-Sealed proposals will be received at this de-
partment until 2 O'Clock pm. July 81 1905. and
lien opened for l;adators for the Interior Depart
IA, mt Told Post Office Department. building. Wash
H. gton. d. C., In accordance with specifics lions.
comics of which may be obtained upon applica ton
10 the chief clork of this department. THoS.
RYAN. Acting ssCretary jy20-6t. eSu
Grounds Washington. ID. c. July g. 1903. Pro-
iosals I'm duplicate, Tor cut stone work for the
building United States Senate. Will be received
and opened at the above Office at o'clock pm on
SATURDAY, July p. LOS, In the presence OF per-
sons desiring attend. Plans and specihca lions
are now ready for issue and Will b. furnished upon
tendent U. s Capitol Building and Grounds as u
GU rantee for their return. Checks Will be
turned upon the receipt of plans and specifications
I've required ms a deposit with the bid and subse-
Torrance OF the contrse all OF which is explained
in the speelca Coes The right is reserved TO re-
aet any ana M ma wo 20 naive any inio,m.lity
nlrc Rs seeeaIy .''a'' R;S,sd
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
DTNfENT tInI-SEC

AFANT MEM HUVSF ,.
HAVING EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR
MANAGING APARTMENT HOUSES AND EN-
TENDED EXPERIENCE IN THAT BRANCH
OF THE BUSINESS. well as enjoying a
HlGH-CLASS CLIENTELE. we can ASSURE
owners most SATISFACTORY and ECONOAu-
CAL MANAGEMENT under the personal super
vision OF MIR. WM. A. YESTERDAY.
Owners of such properties DESIRING TO
KENT ALL of their apartments to good TEN
ANTS should place the MANAGEMENT of
their APARTMENT houses with us TODAY.
We are LISTING n LARGE number OF rent
ers for the coming season
WM. A. EASTERDAY. INC.
FIRST FLOOR BOND BUILDING
jy22-7t'
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-APABTMENTs-f2 q CT. NV.
u rooms and bath; rent SO. TO-
CLARENCE BARN I'D.
jy20 tn. sa .tutf f4I7 q a. NV
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fine location; convenient to two lines: de-
sraoic apartments OF 4 aud rooms aud lbs IN
each. all outside rooms; &27 50 $50 each ~
apartments rented); ready for occupancy. Aug. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

THE SHERIDAN" I'D ST. near Mass ave. and
Sheridan Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

very choice location. overlooking large grounds
anu convenient to car line; desirable apartments
OF and . rooms and bath each: Sg2 20 Ss5
each - apartments rented; ready FOR occupancy
August II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

TIE MISUNDERSTANDING ST. NEAR
Columbia road. Washington Heights.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1884 Princeton. Or b.50 0o 64e51 ne Or. b.-es 90
THE Baltimore" 35th & u. Or. b. 20 80
s27 SO to $4,000 ts5 t. SO 10th ne 5r 70 90
The Sheridan. 8. 43T 10th ne. III. 5r b. IS. 90
$4,000 and s45 00 ioO5-7 10th ne .sr b. Is 10
The Harvard. Or. ~ 20 rs Seaton. Or, b. 80
The Harvard. Or. b. 81 so 3Go3-5-7-e 18th NV.
zoos Mass NV. 5r, b. Or. b............. "a so
The Sheridan Ar. aeo3b-7-e 18th NV.
cv,u. 20 90 and $SooOl Or, b. ;;-;... % OF 81
'Ie 81 81 ne NJ: q s.
1I01 Erie. Or. b. % 90 81 9Th me- IL. Or. b22 30
2034 Cap. 5r. b. ~ 5oso9 sth ne I'd f,5r b. % 80
willard st, 5r, b. q. so 361S 20-22 Esln av.
2bl1.15 Cent aver b. 81 so Or b.........22.5 80
FOG D. Ar b. .27 81 berkshire No 26. 2r h22 so
200 n. ut house.. 81 90 AS Tenn sto Orb % 80
3ol6 Q. Or. b. 20 so 5l3 9Th IN. ST. % 20
- NV. Or, b. 20 SO $50 Sd ne, Or, b. .2)so
llS Erie Or. b.. 20 80 5u2is ne III. or. h2o.aO
S0!s NV. Or. b. &c 5ol619 Whitney. Or biz. m
SO4o Q. Or b.. &c so l2l Thomas. ar, h. 10. 80
S02d Dumb .6r.b. 265o 1853 ne. ar b.. 1850
SSuS n orb. fur. &c 30 1875 ne. Ar. b.. 1850
SVS3 Dumb av 6r.b. $3.50 45sk Tenn IN 4 bl6.50
Z02s n Cap. Cd f.6rt26 50li4 ne Ar b. 10 40
o3I ne CIR b. &c 90 GAS Morton ne, Ar. b. 80
JUL Dumb av 5r. b q so 1425 ne. Ar b.. IA. 30
SooS NV. ar, b. .25.50 1922 Ar, b. IA 70
Soso q NV. Id. 5r. b 2550 1923 ne Ar. b.. IA 30
Ivs - NV ar. b.. % 20 1414 Duncan ne. Ar, b13 &c
LID ERE or D.. 2a50 l5l4la Duncan. Ar. biz 20
S 5oa Dunp IN Or % so 1918 Duncan ne. H. 30
2o2S Cap. Id. Or. b2a so I4iG Duncan, Ar b. IL 30
"a Seaton. 5r. b.. 2aa0 l4i6,s Duncan. Arb n 40
sos nv, NV. or b. 5oIGl9 18th ne: "a. 4r.hl2 80
1t MOORE & HILL dncJ 7i7 18th st NV
FOR RENT-THE wINDSoR-142s T ST. NV,
nreproof building: rooms and 3 rooms and bath:
immediate pc session: only $40.
THE VIRGINIA. 2i2o g St NV. building
reasonable rents; inspection invited
ETHELHtRSr. 18th and l.. room and bath,
$50. Flreproof building
GENOA sos 18th st, apart. TO suit or will
LEASE entire building Including large cafe first
floor; very low rent to good party VIM. A.
YESTERDAY unc.), Bond bldg. my27 eat
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-PAIR GoLD-RIMMED GLASSES IN
Hechts store on Tuesday; reward If returned to
4th and Omaha sts., address Rock Creek Gem
etery, X. ID. HOWELL. It,
LOST-A LARGE ST. BERNARD DOG. RECENTLY
clipped; Jack. Suitable reward will be
given IL returned to zoos 9Th ST. NV. Jy22-3t'
LIBERAL. REWARD-IOST IN SAKS' STORE,
10Th inst, gents gold hunting watch,
Waltham: plain, smooth cases; dent In case;
ladies and girls pictures inside: gold rope chain
with gold ocket bloodstOne side. cameo
in other. Call 1900 10th st. jy22-3t@
LUST-JULY 20. TWO CHECKS. ONE FOR 5000,
for 81, 10, the American Security and
Trust Company. Reward II returned before Mon
day at II o'clock to Room $40, Colorado bldg.
jy22 2t'
LOST GOLD NOSE GLASSES. DOUBLE
ground. Thursday pm; 81 reward. 312 18th
It,
LoST-AT COLONIAL BEACH. VA, PLAIN
gold ring. Liberal reward. Address j. T. E.,
Star office. Jy2l-3t'
LOST-THURSDAY EVENING. COR. 9TH AND
ID. ladies' green leather coach bag. containing
cards and railroad pass, &c. Reward If returned
to Dairy Lunch 9Th and d SITS. NV. jy2l 3tS
LCST-POLICE REVOLVER 40. 141i3. NEAR
Virginia and 26th St Return 10 .th pre-
cinct Reward jy20-.it
LOST-TUESDAY NIGHT, AROUND PENSION
building, large blue bowknot pin. enameled with
small daisies. Reward. 1924 Harvard 81.
jy20-3t'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-ONE GASOLINE MOTOR. II. P;
Electric Motor hip: new and second hand
safes For sale at 1112 E st. NV jy22-3t'
FOR SALE-MEDIUM SIZE FLANNEL SUIT;
never worm only IS; cost $50. Address SUIT,
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THE HARVARD" Harvard ct. bet. 18th and i4th
SITS. Columbia Heights
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desirable and convenient location. convenient
10 Doth 18th and l1th St lines: surrounded by
me improvements; desirable apartments Of and
rooms each; S315o and S4250 each; ready for
occupancy about August
fy20.u $500 " " $50
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PERSONS DESIRING BOARD ON A FARM NEAR
BiuemOnt; nne table; excellent spring water
quiet. pleasant surroundings Mrs. G. WEBB,
Monroe, iy22-2ts
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PERSONAL.

MESSENGER $50 WAR DEPARTMENT WILL.
exchange with messenger, same salary, other de-
pariment. Address J. l.. W. Room 3O6. Post
Office Department It,
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BoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED BY DAY
week or month at Oak Lawn electric and steam
cars stop at door: picnic dinners arranged
short notice. Mrs. +. MACkAY, West Falls
Church. Va.
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wAvERLEY- DESIRABLE RESORT NEAR BLUE
Ridge; pleasant rms; bath complete large. shady
lawn; porches mt. water fishing; convent Pc.
phone. SC L. c. GITTINGs, Knoxville. Nd.
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FOR SALE-HANDSOME RECLINING HAYWOOD
Go-cart: good new: auto tires; price. S2I 80:
will sell for $3.50 At 1912 jy22-3t'
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CONCORD FARMS MI. FROM WASH. CHESA-
peake Bch. R.R.; Berry Sta. min. walk; trains
convent for officeholders: colonial mansion, large
rms; fine shade and water; good table abundance
of milk. Ice and vegetables references Address
Miss R. B. BERRY. Richie. Pr. Geo. Co., Md.
iyS.enIfs-6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = ALL THE OLD. USELESS GOLD
snd silver lying Idle about the house. Corals.
diamonds cameos jewelry and silverware bought.
c. r. KARR Jeweler. 618 18th. bet b and G SITS.