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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX. s04- sO6-SOs 3 ST. NV
UNEIRNISHED

STONE & FAIRFAX.
UNFUR
SO, 900 yr.210s 18th, 22r, At
$500. 1927 Mass av nv
$500. 1913 X NV, 23r, 81
500. Prospect Hill. 13r. II
800. 90. 1881 Vt av, lar, q
$s5. 50. ...l22S Conn nv. i2I
SIS. 1892 y II Nv '2r y
$50. 33. .2231 Q NV, 12r,
$50. :. 1915 lpth. lzi. D
SIS. 1649 K NV, 12r, b
SIS. .1716 N NV. 11r, b
&75. 1870 21st NV, Tor, b
SIS. 100 10th NV, 12r. b
SIS. 1924 n Il nv. l2r.2b
SIS. 1918 n ii av NV. I2r. b
s75. PHO o NV. 12r. b
$40. ...17l9 S NV, 12r. b
$50. .1767 U NV. Or, 2t
$50. .1G15 21st NV, 11r.h
$50. 400 18th NV, 14l
SEQ. 1877 Kala nv. l2r. 2h
$57. so. .1S47 Mintwood,
12r, 2t
$685. so. 1900 S NV. Tor, b
sos. 10. 1909 oath uw.l2 Oh
S55. so. .l123 Roanoke NV
$50. lab n. Tor. 3b
S55. 1872 X NV, 12r, b
sos. 1909 14th NV, 12r. b
sos. 1916 10th NV. 12r, 2b
s55. 1913 Columbia rosd
S50.56. .2o25 G NV. 11r.h
$50. 1877 Pa av NV Tor. b
$50. 1915 18th NV, 10r.h
$50. 1906 18th NV, 11r. b
$50. 1902 Oregon av .1Or. b
$4T.50.2423 2425 18th NV
$45. so. 3044 14th NV. l0r. b
$46. so. . .1712 r NV, Or. b
$3.50. 1924 18th NV .1Or b
$3.50. .3415 Brown. I0r. b
$45. so. 1871 Roanoke. Tor. b
$3.50. .1419 9Th NV. 12l
S45. 90. 1929 Q NV, Tor, b
s45. ..514 18th NV, Tor. b
Si5. 1879 Cal nv. lur. 0
$40 so. .24c0 Pa av, Tor, b
s43.50.317 Pa av NV IL, W
20. 322i u nv u I,
$42. 80. 1920 9Th NV. Or, b
ei2 30. 1852 Howard, Or. b
S40.75.1 1872 Fla nv nw.l1.h
$40. so. 1914 p NV. Tor, b
$40. 50.l540 Columbia. 10. h
$1,000. .213S p NV. Tor, b
$40 90. 1901 Sth NV Sr..
$40. 80. 1899 Staughton
$4,000. .1413 Q NV. 12r. b
5000. .619 Q NV, Tor, b
SAC. Rockville. Md. lar. b
$40. ZIP C NV, Or. b
$40. E. .1434 n NV, Tor, b
$3.50. ..I7l2 Core n. lOr b
s3s. IT'S 18th NV. 12r. b
$37 so. .2l45 P NV, 81, b
$3.50. 1925 Sth NV. Tor. b
$37.5 .450 VI NV, 10r. b
$3.50. .1751 18th NV Or, /
$3.50. ITO 9th NV, 7r.h
S35. 80. 1902 T NV. Or. b
$3.50. ..1s2S Ore av. Or
$3.50. .2135 G NV. Or, b
S35. so. $50 9th NV, Or. b
S35. so. =. .924 22d NV. 81
s35 .50.1927 18th NV, Or. |
$3.50. PA G NV, Tor, b
So G5. .472 o NV. 11r, b
S32. so. .126 S NV, Sr, b
$3.50. .425 n jaw Sc. Tor, o
$50. so. .S2S TIN ne. Tor, b
$50 so. =. 81 l. NV, 9r. b
$1,000. ..1346 Riggs. Sr, b
$50. 80. .90S 9th NV, sr, b
$50. .226 Seaton ne. Sr. b
SOS so. 1911 18th, Sr, sta
SOS. 30. 2007 18th NV, Sr. b
SIS so. 1886 3 ne. 7r, b
SGT so. 81 4th NV, Tor, b
$21. 80. .722 i ne, Or, h
SIG. 80. .625 I NV, Or, b
S25 so. .605 III NV, Cir, b
$3.50. 1923 10Th NV, 6r,h
s25. so. .515 I'd ne. 7r, b
S25. so. 1928 7th NV, 7r, b
So. so. .936 l NV, 7r, b
500 80. - 1413 E ne, Or, b
S22 80. 1902 Fla NV NV. 7.t
500 80. .707 9th ne, 7r. h
500 so. :. 1925 f ne, 7r. /
S22,50. eos 9th lie. Or. l,
s22. 80. .7i8 Princeton. Sr. b
S22. so. 1865 Princeton, Or, b
Ii
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S24 18th NV, 12r. b. 5000
1912 X NV. llr. h. so. ~
III 9th NV. 12r. h. so 90
1924 14th NV, 10r. b.42.0
Bachelor apts.- 1877 f NV
Warehouses. 50 4 x NV
,O5 II ne. 5r. 1000
Once rooms. 1907 + nv
ID. Inc. 1907 r 1t. n.T.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-IN THE WE'LL AND FAvORABLY
known CONCORD S-room corner apt: 9. east ex-
posure; balcony charming outlook; rooms large:
q rare opportunity to secure OF the most de-
sirable apis. in city Apply AT TO Supt. at
the Concord cor. New Han,p and Oregon ayes.
5y2S-tf
"FARRAGUT.''
For Rent-1Tth and l sts NV, apartments; house.
keeping or bachelor.
jy29-3nt
FOR RENT-THOSI SPLENDID NEW APART
ments, l76O-1I7s Willard St, bet. nth and 1stn
and U sits. NV; and rooms, with delight.
full baths; $27 SO and $50
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COS 4 COS 18th.
1y2S-tf
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"a Seaton. 5r. b. .25.b0
2301 n, Or. b. 300
1888 Ind av, 3r. b. $500
649-b1 G ne. 5r. b.. .25.U0
35th & U. Or. b. .25.50
t2b t. 50 10th nc, 5r. %. 90
l005-7 10th ne. sr. b. .25. 90
The Jefferson. 5r. b. Is. 60
70 Seaton, Or. b. ...24.bJ
3603-5-7-9 18th NV.
aoos-s,7.o 18th NV.
Or, b. .2.b0
35th & U. sr. b. PAS
1908 to Is N, Or. b. .22.60
507 9Th ne. "a. Or b..22. 80
81 9th ne. ID. Or. BIZ. so
3619-2O-22 Eslin av.
as Tenn ne. sto. arh 22.So
643 Sd ne, Or. b.. 1f.20.50
SO2H NJ ne, III. 5r. BIO so
G1s 4th ne. Fl. 5r, BIO. SO
1853 L ne. Ar. b. :. 1880
1885 L ne. Ar. b. 1850
453H Tenn ne. 2f. 4, bic. 20
1419la f. ne, Ar. b. 1880
1919 T. ne. Or, b. 1880
64S Morton ne. Ar. b.15.50
443la Tenn av. Ar. b.14.30
1427Ia + ne, Ar, b. ..14.30
1925 f ne, Ar, b. .14.3o
1914 Tenn av, Ar. b. 1870
l414 Duncan ne Ar, b13 SO
1H4h Duncan, Ar. b13.30
l41S Duncan ne, ar, b.13. 30
1889 Duncan, Ar, b13.30
1910 Duncan. 4r, b. 1890
l416h Duncan. Arb 1890
$40 18th ne. III, Ar, b. 1880
2l37 Newport pl. If,
w. Ar, b.-........12.5O
2139 Newport pl, if.
W, Ar, b. .12.5 so
Unc.). TIT 14th st. NV.
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$33. The Cambridge, Ar
s32 30. Z226 Decatur pi. 81
$50. 30. .219 c ne, Or
$1,000. .....517 A Sc. sr
$50. 30 zee. 635 A Sc. 7r
$50. 40. -. 800 c ne, Sr
$50 sol u nv. OFFICES
$50. 1924 Decatur pl, 5r
S2S. so. 80. .611 Sd ne, Or
se6. 80 ...1l04 TIN ne. sr
S25. 80. PHO X NV. Or
f25. .143J L NV, rear
stable, 4 stalls
so. 30. The Cumberland. Or
S22. so 1927 F NV, 81
SEQ. 50.762 Harvard NV .6s
$50. 80. .404 Fla av NV, 7r
S22. go Fla av NV. Or
5000. 1927 18th NV, On
$50. The Miller. 2r
sc. go r NV. once
1880. POT X ne. 7f
$3.50. .. .A31 NJ NV, 5r
SIT. 40. 1924 NJ av NV Ar
SIS. -. .d15 + INV. Offices
flb. go c NV. rear. shop
SIS. .E01 d NV. Once
$l5. 1892 Huron NV, Or
$14.30.. AZ Mass av NV, Ar
$13. so. :. .622 18th sw, Or
SI2. 80. 1923 7th BE, store
Sill 80. :. 1906 r NV, Ar
5000. :. .938 9th ne, 5r
SO. 80. 1922 L NV, rear, Ar
10. list II K sw. coal ~
$40. $40 E NV. once
,perty for rent send for
AND HENsEY CO..
+.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR CLOAK AND
suit department; must be well experienced good
wages paid to right parties. Address BOX 81.
Star once. au20-6t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY. .
ACCOUNTANTS.

J. T.. BATES, -77s
Public Accountant and Auditor
Offices I07 and 10S
Washington Dan and Trust building.
9th and T. st /. NV. Telephone 9I2-
Mercants Corporation and Legal Accounting
jel0-tf-,Su-6
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.


WANTFfl-RELIABLE CUIORED WOMAN FOR
general Homework; bring refs Call 1900 18th
st. au2Z-2t'
WANTED-A WOMAN To COOK AND WASH;
room furnished $40 NJ st. nu22-2t"
WANTED - RESPECTABiIE YOUNG WHITE
woman cook In small family; washing;
references. Address Box 105 Star office. au22.'
WANTED-AT ONCE, GOOD COOK, AND AS
sist with washing. 1861 Yale St, Columbia
Heights. au22-3t"
WANTED-GIRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
white, in family Of two: good wages to right
party. j. II. s., Star Office. au22-3t
WANTED-SETTLED WOMAN, WITH REFER
ences. for general Homework in small family
Apply 1446 Huntington place. Columbia Heights
au222ts
WANTED-AT ONCE. EXrERIENCED WATT
resses. zoos Penna. au21 ST.
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work and nurse; references. Cali Tuesday 1851
18th st. au106t'
WANTED-A COLORED WOMAN TO DO GEN
eral housework in small family. Apply at 101S
11th st. au19tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-23

FOR RENT-a42 NV; Or. AND BATH: A
corner hovse, with porches and large yard; in
good repuir: $40.
au233t r. IL. T. LEOPOLD. 1900 ST. NV
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-a42 NV: Or. AND BATH: A
corner house, with porches and large yard; in
au2a-st r. ii. T LEIroLp 1900 st. NV.
FOR RENT-pEEBLE CO., 1919 sTr NV
18th and l. NV, II rooms. bath ........ .$i25oo
FIJI "a, s's 90 , 81; ne; r; and e:... 1900
rate concrete cellar inside flats, $22 20; cor OF
alley, S2a; cor. OF ST. $40. au23-u
FOR RENT-727 18TH ST. NV. Is H.. B. $50 O0
Hyattsvile Md, Or, water .............. 1880
Hyatts.iiie Nd, sr. water. :-.-...-.- 1850
1870 HAN ST. 'w ru is saisf and sewer 1880
On st: NV. near 10th. II rooms. bath. 49,
APARTMENTS
In ne. rooms bath. heat furnished. $3.50
AUST JOSEPH X. ATKINSON. l+li G st. NV.
FOR RENT-212o IST ST. NV. on. 4 II. s37 so
p 81. NV, store. Observation-Disclosures. II so
Is ST. NV. Or. and Observation-Disclosures. Is. IS
80 Mass. ave. NV. Or. and b.....,....... Is 30
8ss 4th ne. Or. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
au23-3t WIN II. McGRANN. sos F ct
FOR RENT--BRICK DWELLING; ~ ROOMS; sos
nu2a-5t. W. c. DuvALL. %, Fnw.
For RENT-ONLY THREE STORY, g.
o om noMse x sih St ne; near TWO car nnss
FOR RENT-le TODD ST. NV. SIS. INQUIRE
son so Center market before O'Clock. A. sGMA-
Il. n.
Desirable 81 room house in excellent condition
and with every convenience. Rent only So. so
su22-n T. A. HARDING. 1919 G St NV
FOR RENT-soI 18TH ST. NV: NE CORNER
rooms and bath: steam heat; SIS. T. A. HARD
ING, 1916 g ST. au22-6t
FOR sEHT-D: D, THOMPSON. 1883 y NV.
ssos = NV y; s.: g s =: g
81 81 nv! 81 ss' ':'e r. s6
eos rs 18th me- o., b. 60 The Como ID. Or, b4oo 90
Desirable desk room in quiet Office. au22tf. esu
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. 7I2 10Th ST NV; =
rooms and bath; In good order; kitchen on trst
s a1sss. A A. "'i so ID, : &. NV.
FOR RENT-NEw SIX-ROoM FRAME HOUSE;
large lot, wen water outbuildings; Fort Ste
phens. hrightwood; rent. sl3 per month. In
iss b 6 eosfsa '''h ST. snsaa:''
FOR RBNT-81s INDIANA AVE, is GUEST
rooms, trunk and bath rooms; basement; latrohes
and furnace; water In stories; $50; references
FOR RENT-ss2. so, 4I8 FLORIDA AVE NV, y
FMS sn s;r 4 B.; $3.50, l2S g ST. Ne. sKM;
RMS. b. CHAs A. SHIELDS. I4oo Sr.
FOR RENT HOUSES. 1860 n G AVE. Ne,
s ana d aots sF r. ann H. s2S So 2s Genta
ANDERSON. 1923 C NV. au2l ct
FOR RENT-s4o-lsis CORCoRAN. NEAR 14TH
s sy y rooms Inn and bath with stable side and
ISIS Or sSSrss' A.
FOR RENTnla34 18TH ST. NV; s-SToRY
FOR RENT. AFTER SEPT. 1-2li5 o ST. NV;
$50 $3.50 Co. A sI,io1 !. SWEErES son: %: s.,
1854 Q NV, 16r. b. s125I 1928 Riggs pl. Tor, b. $50
au2o6t. 'A''' "'"u pug
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100 SEPARATE STORAGE RoOMS-HAULING,
packing and shipping Send US your goods to
sell by auction. Best results obtained THOMAS
BOWLING CO.. ei2 st. NV. Tel. Main 6ls.
au12-tf.l
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'UL CO. nth q l. NV.
623 G ne. Tr. u. %. ~
1924 LIST NV. Or, d. ~. 30
639 Fla av NV Or. b 70. 10
3le X l. Or. b. 49,. 1880
1919 Sth NV. Or lis. 80
p<o Fla av NV. Or. BIS 10
so5 X I av, Or, w..I1.3
1898 NJ ne. 5r. b....lI0J
us 9th ne. store. 10 no
20S Gale ne. 5r. W. 1880
t52 ID rw ONCE 1857 x Ss
Ivy City. ar, Vino
Edison ct.........7 30
. n w (steam heated.)
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT
Ne cor 18th 4 Clifton,
10r. 4b. fur. $500 Oe
l40l Mass av. Sir. sb. $50
81 18th NV, 1851, OBJ. $50. O(
e22 Conn av.- 16r. ..l25.W
1922 N Fl av. l4r.b.. IS. OK
1874 NHnv NV .l4r.b.75.U
TYLER 4 RUTHERFO
aul2-1Afe
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FOR RENT-APARTME>
The Massachusetts,,
Or, b. ........... 500. 90
The Massa chusetts,
Or, b. 1000
1901 18th NV, 3r, b.65. 20
The Massachusetts,
Or, b. ........... 5000
1854 Princeton. Or. 90
The Baltimore"
$3.50 to $50. OF
The Sheridan. g. b
$4,000 and $3.50
The Harvard. Or, b. AZ. 50
The Harvard. Or, b. .37 80
The Sheridan, Ar. b
sac. so and $35. 90
S14 NJ NV, Or, b. :. az. 90
The Olympia, Or. b.H. 90
5000 o NV, Or, b, fur. 80. co
2323 18th, ID. Or. b. 80 90
1343 F. Cap. ~. b. 40. 90
2O34 N Cap, Or, b. 20. 30
1901 Erie. Or. b. 20. 90
Willard st. Or, b. PIT so
811-15 Cent av. Or, b.27. 80
FOG ID. Ar. b. 81. 81
1900 N. pit house. . .27 90
S02S o NV. Or. b. a.26.50
2509 Cent av. Or. b.26. 80
30lG z. Or. b. 20. so
Is I NV. Or. b. &c. 30
SO1s Q NV, 6r. b. 20. 80
3021 Dumb av. 6r.b. 26. 10
poo n. orb. fur. :. $3.50
8023 Dumb av. 81, b. 1850
651 g ne. 6r. h. -. .26. 90
5000 o NV. If. Or, b.25. so
2O32 n Cap. Or. b, 1st
Il Sept. u. $3.50
2509 Cent av, Or. b.25.5O
S021 Dumb av. 5r, b.25 so
$3.50 O NV. If. Or. b.25.50
20S d NV. 4r. b. -. rs. 80
IO2S n Cap.1f. Or. hes. 20
1t MOORE 4 HILL
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FOR RENTAbl b. r. =.
i2Us 9th NV. l2r. store
and stable. $50. -&CS.W
20 II NV. sto & dwE 81 SO
$50 o NV. Sr.sto. sta5O. &C
e22 Sth NV. llr. b. 40 Sc
165 + ne. sto, dwg. ii %
1912 r NV. Tor. b. to.t,,
22l9 lat NV Or b. 81 Of"
ass p NV. Or. b. .2a q
S04 X NV. 7r. b....27 81
314 ii nv. Or. h. 20 81
1921 10th ne. Or. b. Is &c
2040 1th NV. s.nI - u
ONCE rooms at 6l2 + g
nuf3 II
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FOR RENT-A COTTAGE ON KALoRAMA AVE.
near 22d st. NV; furnished unfurnished; 10
rooms and BATH heated by hot water; large
lawn and carriage house. Apply TO J. L. KOLI,
bl9 14th aul3-tr
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TEI'-STENoGRAPIfER AND TYPEWRITER
IN patent attorneys Office: state experience. an,
salary expected. Address Box 1873 Star office Il
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-RY JAMES F. SHEA
G+3 LOUISIANA AVE NV.
$40 East Capitol st. Il rooms. bath. 49,. s4S 7s
IA st. NV rooms. n M. ........... IS 10
$40 9Th St sw.. Ia rooms. stories ...... rs so
6le I'd st. NV. rooms. bat ............ 80 30
S2l Sd at. NV, rooms ba th. .....-..... 80 20
1910 10th St NV, rooms. ami ......... 30 80
81 Mass. ave. NV. rooms. ha tn ....... -. 90
1912 \. j. ave NV. rat. rooms. nj. 1 Dr.. II 80
III Mass. ave. ne. rooms. ami. ....... 20 80
~ Mass: ave ne, rooms. mi. 20 80
US Morris ST. ne. nat rooms AMI - SO
us water st sw.. q rooms bath. ........ 10 30
eSl ~ 81. ne, rooms. bath. .....-.-.... Is 30
$50 Brightwood ave NV. Hat, rms. Ia. IL so
icVo iitn 81 Sc. u rooms. water ..--..... IL Ou
!SVo n . ave NV. 3 rooms -.-.-....... O. 80
hrnr ioiS list 81 NV rooms water. $50
ioi DIN ST. sw, rooms ....-....-...... 60o
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFUKNISHED-
l4O6 Hopkins St. near 10th and NV. two
squares from Du Pont Circle: furnished. SIS:
nnturnished, $4s. OWNER. Station G, Box asia.
City. aul6- I'm, d&ss
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED - TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
with board, by couple with son; ten minutes
walk from patent office; state terms. Address
Box l35, Star Office. It,
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE, ROOM AND
board in between H and l., 9th and 18th;
not over S45. Address c. A. H., Star office.
au22-2ts
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WANTED GIKIS-IIAIN COOK, $50; CHAM
bsrinaid, 49, general houseworker. sl4. 1885
1lth -. n
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WANTED GIRL TO no GENERAL HOUSE
work no cooking. washing. ironing; family OF 2
CAN on Thursday before pm, 1901 18Th St
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= KAHN, SONS & co. OFFER USUST-
ally good Inducements to young women
having had experience In following depart
Bargain Tables, Art,
Ribbons, Toys,
Books, Stationery,
Toilet Articles, Notions
Suits, Muslin Underwear
We will also need young women IN other
departments for the fall trade To those
proving capable permanent positions and
good salaries offered. It's an unusual
chance for ambitious girls 10 secure posi-
lions where merit will he recognized
Apply to SUPERINTENDENT between
and 10 am.
iu22-7t
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MALE OR FEMALE.

ANlED-EXPERIENCED HANDS ON LADIES'
underwear. Apply at once. II. SACkERMAN &
son, 1910 18th ST. NV au233t.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
HUDSON RIVER BY sEARCHLIGHT.

While the Hudson River is by no means the
largest river In the world 1t has the largest river
steamers And they not only the largest Dut
the finest being equipped with all the latest ana
most modern improvements. The c. w. Morse and
the Adirondack of the Peoples Line which ply
l,v night between the metropolis and the State
capital and enable travellers tc see the Hudson
bv searchlight, are regarded the most mag
nificent specimens of river steamers afioat They
are the EQUALS of many liners In length, ana
exceed most of them in roomness.
The Morse, which was constructed TWO years
ago. IS 427 feet long and has a width OF " IeeL.
The sister boat, the Adirondack, a1though a ntt4e
older is 42 feet long and so feet wide, containing
825 staterooms and parlors with private baths Inc
Morse represents the ADVANCE in shipbulldlng' IN
Adirondack has wooden hull as no other material
was used the time she was built few years
with taste, and without limit of expense IN securing
the finest results The staterooms are in three
tiers, and the dining saloons are fitted with small
tables for the convenience or prlvate parties
The night trip UP the American Rhine is one or
the most popular trips to be taken from this city,
being a part Of the route to many summer re-
be made for all points upstate or in the west
The electric equipment Of these boats includes
battIeships which illuminate the cities, villages
mountains rocks, hills. forests and fields along
the banks The advent of the floating palace
with its vivid illumination of the regions = trav
erses is eagerly watched for by the residents who
know to the minute when the beams of the search
ight may be expected to their vision.
The trp up down the Hudson is especially
interesting when the moon is full, and many per-
the tourney. The Peoples Line is the only
that has a Saturday night boat between New-YorI
August and September leaving this city at the foot
of Canal-st- at p. and 129th-st at $50, while
the start from Albany is at the arrival
of the evening trains from the North. West and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
IN THE COUNTRY SCHOOL.

But one day in school. the heat that yesterday
was nice and cosey becomes too dry and baking for
endurance The young come in from recess
red not with the brilliant glow of winter, but sort
of scaded red. They juke their heads forward TO
escape their collars moist embrace; they reach
their hands back Of them to pull their clinging
winter underwear away. They fan themselves with
'joggerfies, and puff OUT Phew!" and look plead
ingly at the shut windows. One bcy, bolder than
his fellows means with suffering lament: Miss
awful hot! FTightful dangers lurk in draughtS
Fresh air will kill folks So until the afternoon
is the prayer answered. Then the outer world so
long excluded, enters the schoolroom life
The mellifiuous Growing of distant roosters, the
rhythmic creaking of a thirsty pump, the rumble
of loaded wagon. the clinking Of hammers at the
blacksmith shop, the whistle of No. away below
town all blend together in the soft spring air into
one lulling harmony
Winters alert activity is gone. Who cares for
grades and standings now? The girls-that always
are so smart-gape iazlly and stare at vacancy
wshing-they don't know what they wish but if He
had lot of money. why. then they could help the
day.
james Sackett-hs real name is jim Bag. but
teacher calls him James Sackett-has his face set
toward: IA farmer sold 162s bushels of wheat for
66zs cents hushel 10 2-9 bushels of for, etc.
but his soul is far away in Cummins's woods.
Higgins and Bunt Rogers and Turkey Egg Nc
Iaughln are going to dig Saturday afternoon when
the chores are done. They are going to Here
Miss Daniels should slip up behind him and snap
his ear, but she too, is far away in spirit Her
beau is coming after supper TO take her buggy rid
ing. She wonders. She wonders.
VIII she have to teach again next fall? She won
ders.-CMcClure'S Magazine
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
THE HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE.

The daylight trip up down the Hudson River
has been a popular excursion ever since it became
practicable to overcome the influence OF wind ana
tide by the use of steam. Indeed, even the DAYS
when sailing vessels alone were in use, and 1t
sometimes took a week go from New-York to
Albany owing to contrary and head winds the
trip was preferred by some persons to that by a
numbering stage coach And now. with all the con-
veniences and luxuries OF fast expresses the trip
up the Hudson by water has lost none OF its charm
The vessels operated by the Hudson River Day
Line afford the most delightful means or ENJOYING
the trim up or down this great Inland waterway
which when Hendrick Hudson first explored it, he
believed might be the inlet to the long sought
Northeast Passage. -, ... .ts
wheel steamer afioat and was constructed espe-
ciaIy for tourist travel. She has carrying caac-
iy of 4500 persons but only 26e0 are ever carried
SO that there is ample for comfortable travel
ling. She has engine OF S,S5O hoIsepoWer anu So
cen maintain marvellous speed. The New York is
constructed throughout with an eye 70 the COM
fort and convenience OF the travelling public, ana
an especial feature is her featherfng paddle
wheels which are free from tho jar that the ordi-
nary wheel causes.
cellence, and equipped with all known improve
make water travel safe ana attractive
The equipment Of the saloons is especially at,
tractive, there being much costly and taSteIul
ornamentaton. But 1t is the charm OF the scenery
along the Hudson. especially in the Highlands
trip of especial interest TO summer
seekers for pleasure Many of them manage TO
take the river trip both ways when going
to or coming from the resorts they have selected
for their summer yacation-the Catskils, Sara
toga the North Woods. Lake George or elsewhere
in the great summertime region where so many
New-Yorkers flock for rest and recreation
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
VISITORS At BERNARDSVILLE.

BeTnardsvile " J.. June 10 CSpeciaD.-The
regular summer visitors to Bernardsville-and they
arc Increasing by hundreds each year-win find
many changes and improvements in this delightful
spot IN the Somerset hills while 10 the newcomer
its beauties and attractiveness cannot fail to ap-
peal as they have appealed IN the past to the many
New-York families who have erected fine summer
homes In this region. Naturally the centre of ac-
ttvfty in the summer months is the Somerset Inn
which has been conducted for years on a scale that
has earned for it the front rank among New-Jer-
seys summer resorts Under the ow1larship of z
H Schley and the management of George NJ Tut
lie. the Inn has for years attracted TO Bernards-
vile many families. and. here. considerable
proportion Of them usually decide to settle pernla-
nently and secure sites for residences. The Inn
has been q phenomenal success and rooms are hard
70 secure when the season is at its height
Inc orives Tor twenty miles in every direction
are Deaulru and the roads maintained in
such gooo condition that they are equally attrao-
i've 10 automobitStS About half mile from tho
Inn are the golf links, which are for the use OF fba
guests al the MOTEL The course Is one of the most
coHlpieus IN New-Jersey. and attached to il is a
ptetty clubhouse, where the days the golf deyo-
ices from lne Inn are usually spent With its eIe-
oon from mosquitoes and general equipment for
summer VISITORS, Bernar0svile presents attractions
70 Ne"-9orkers that hardly be Claimed nv nv
oetaer Eliase WITHIN one hours distance from the
rs oi 6xpress trains have been provided
tlaI make the trip TO New York In lust one hour
Al INNOVATION has been introduced this wear i'm the
running OF the coach Magnet TWO or three d.
saSA week between BernardSvilie MOrristovyn a nd
G-S fnippaLy fiVer Club, and the coach has al
In charge '0 eApei' whip