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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1920 y. Y. AvE-TWO sECOND-FLOOR ROOMS
and one rear room; s. 70 SO. situation unsuT-
passed. KARHICK & METCALF $50 y I. ave.
NL86
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Fo0Wing schedule figures published oaly a
information and are not guaranteed.
= 80 T. m.-DanTiile and Way Stations
'So5 4. m--Hauis0nDurg and way stations
600 3 n--Sleepers and eoscaes 70 Atlanta ana
New O!leanS- Dining Car.
'noo = n--Sleepers and coaches 20 Columbia,
Savannah. and jacksonville DiainS Car
IAN p m--HsTTis0uburg and way statious.
as p m--Chsri0ytesylle WGrrentoa, StzsSbuTS
and way stations.
SIS ?. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta ana
Columbus. Ca Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 Sza
Francisco tn-Weskly.
40 D. m--Sleepers and coaches 70 Charlotte Co
lunbia, and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l0.l5 2. m--Sleepers and coaches tFis Lyneh5uzs
and BRISTOL 20 ChattanO0Es. Memphis. and Nsa
Orleans Dining Car.
- % ?. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 10 Asbeyille, Atlanta Birmingham,
Ind New Orleans. Club and Observation CaEs. Dlz-
ing Car.
Note--Daily. WEEK days
Through trains from the South arhTs WsshInEtoa
rs s:5. and 8 % n; 2.50. SIS. SIS 80 and
i 10 ?. u. daily. Local trains from HarrisonbuEg.
rs p N. week days. and % ?. u daily; fr02
Charlottesville SIS a. u daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from BluemonL
Ticket Offices. l95 18th 81, 81 Pa. sye., ana
Pennsylvania Station
c. Il. ACKERT. s.H HARDWICK,
Up. & Gen. Mgr. Pass TrzL Mgr.
W. q TAYLOE. G. p. A. l. s BROWN u. A.
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LITTLE BEAT CLOTHIER.
National Tennis Champion Lost
Match at Seabright.

National Tennis Champion Lost
Match at Seabright.
New York, July 20.-RaymoHd d, Little
won the lawn tennis singles on the courts
Of the Seabright Casino. Seabright, \. j..
yesterday, and becomes the challenger OF
Frederick Alexander for the holding OF
the valuable cup offered four years ago
by Mrs. Ferdinand Achelis, William a
Larned held the cup the first two years,
and last year Alexander captured it for
the first time.
In the final match yesterday Little de-
feated the national champion, William J.
ClOthieT, after five sets. 1t marked the
second time this season that Little had
accomplished this feat In tournament
matches. The drop strokes of Little both
cred Clothier. Little also volleyed well
from a position near the net, and finally
won at 90. e.. 80. 6-S, Ga.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, July 20, 1000
DEEDS OF TRUST.

halarama Heigbts-Edyths Patten Cortin et viz.
Henry c. % American Security and Trlst Com
Ilny ~ secre Equitable Life Assurance Society
81 the United states. S-J0D JauGaIy J. lJ-2 :
reT caat- seniauHUsly lots 70 and Il. block 90
ourteeata Street HcEats-J. s. HeatWlle and "
s. HedricE, T. James Il. ETCrs0u and james s.
Las.cy. % seCUe Fourteenth Street Heights
Land Company. Ss-5.B. / 10 60 months. lot G.
square -3H
South Grounds Columbia CaIlw-H Campbell
Black % James B. Winner and George W. Brown.
u secure sarah Z. St1Ebuy 5000. E months
and years, PER cent, slIni-aunually, lot 81.
square -161.
Square 6a-Thomas II. Hall to Joseph J. Darling
ten and Blair LCe. to secure Washington City
Orphan Asyum. $500, years, . Per cent. semi-
annually. loJ I'D
Sluare i44-ThoE5s II. Han 10 John d. Coughlan
and Robert NJ Morrison. t0 secure Columbia
Title Insurance Company, $3.50, years Der
cent. scmi-aal1sly. l0t 1873.
Square s'5-James L. HOlrCyd a uX. 70 John \.
Mitchell aud Thomas i. Fy. 10 secure William
i. hanesteg. $3.50 monthly notes, per cent
part lots and s
Addition 70 Washington Haiglts-0Iargaret ". Ho-
slgr % Rudolph B. Blrend and !. Clarence
Price TO secure Lew IT, David. $500. three
years, per cent seni-auuu9lly lot IS
Square 1ll-EOXie Lena Lee 20 yir Robert 10
CHARLES T. benjamin and R0ger T. Mitchell TO
secure Perpetual BuLding Association, soc.
llE
West Eckiaston-Mary E. Allen ct viz. Jacob s.,
10 Washington Loan and Trust Company. to
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Ass0cia-
ton S-.o31 lot O. square g.
Addition % L. Dr1it PuG-Aiartiu Nielsen et ux to
Is. Francis Saul aad 5. Percy Thompson. to Sc
cure Harry Wardnan. Sl.loo monthly payments.
per cent. lot g. block So.
Square ll74-Frdnl l. Johnson to T. Harrison John
son and %. Perry johnson, 20 secure J. Walter
Stephenson. SJ00. J. 2 and wears per cent
s-ni-anuuaily Tarr Of water lots ! and 3
square l2-Littleiield. Aly0rd * Co. 10 William T.
Edmouston and Louis r. Peck. 20 secure William
/. Miller. $3.50. one year. Per cent, semi-an-
uUally, original Dot H.
Enclosure and Haddock HHls-john +. f. White Ct
a az. % George IS. HoiI and Charles A. McEueu.
% secure George W. Z. Black S. 90. one % six
years. per cent. semi-annually lot G.
Addition 10 Washington Heights-Nary J. Bird TO
J. Louis Wiliise aud Ernest II. Daniel. 10 secure
Margaret ". Hosier, S400. monthly payments. g
per cent. lot g
Square south Of 5l6-John W. i. Smith 70 Horatio
y. Tapn and Claud Livingston, to secure Lille
T. Tapiiu $500. J. 2 ard Years. per cent,
seni-anzEally, part original lots 70 and q
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DEATH RECORD.

Sally ". Simpson Pruridenee Hosp;tal. 81 wears
Jane Yontz, sli8 DHmbart0n ave. NV. 50 years.
Cecilia ~ Cook, 95 II st. NV. 81 years.
Fledef!eS ". Wander 1880 9Th st. NV, p years
Lillian speient C23ls lid. ave sw.. q years.
John r. Hammack. 5l3 K st. sw.. q wears.
William HaIris is Harrison ST.. Auacostia. &c yrs.
Norah s1ehan. go st. sw., g years.
Edwin q Dove. 1870 9th 81. NV. II months
Eniyn T. Boswoith. 1914 Cd ST. ne. II months
Edwin Soldiers. llla 9Th ST. Sc, 9 months.
Vincent NAY, 200 K Sc. NV. months.
William ~ Townsend. l75G Euclid 81. Nv. hours.
Norman Fugitt 100 az ST. sw.. months
COLORED
Hcny Blair. 81 Washington st. NV. g vears
DANES T. Clark, 1875 L. Capitol st., Is years.
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I.lNLNuLaa.

No. 1861 Edward 5 kimbau vs. District Of Co
lumbia and Anaeostia and Potomac River Railway
Company; damages. $500. Plaintiffs attorney. T.
T. Davis
No 1865 Louisa Michel vs. Charles f. Michel zap
peilanti appeal Defendants attorney, 5. d.
Imitr.
No 1863 Garrett * Co. vs. James f. Alullov:
Judgment Of & S. Bmdy. J. T.. for S5L59 Attor-
ncys, BraIdcuburg * Brudeuburg
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IN effect June .. 1877.
200 2, MILD DOMINION EMPRESS, daily
STOPS at principal points il Virginia. YestibuIs
train standard coacbes paToT czr 70 Clifton Forge
and connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
SicepeTs Clifton Forge 20 Louisville Cincinnati,
Indianapolis. 81 louis, and Chicago; Dining car.
Ia carte service from GoTdolsTiiie
40 z. M.-AEW {. & .. LIMITED, Dsily-
Fast Testlbus train stops Only at GordonsYills
Charlottesville. Staunt0n Clifton Forge. and Gov
iBgtOn. Va: White sulphur. RonceTerJe. and Hin
ton. ". Va Pullman sisepers 10 Lexington. Louis.
vile. Cincinnati. Indiana polls. 81. Louis aud Chi
caso. Dining cars Ia carte service One night CUT
uI0 =. NJ. +. Y. LIMITED Daly-Solld
vestloule tain. Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
Ia carte service. SleepeTs Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and 81 Louis. and Louisville 70 Memphis, Nashville
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohis
Ofices 5l3 Pennsylvania aVenue 90 Izt3 street. near
Z. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main aSl
for Pennsylvania r. r Cab Service an Main -
for & * o. Ticket Oa5ce.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Circuit Court No. I.
j -TTtE WRIGHT

Caited States ez Tel. Goldsby vs. Secretary Of the
IAIellef denaler TO answer OF respondent sustained
Plaintiffs attorneys, Kaml,r * MsuIat; defend
ant attorney. Faufax Ba5a-l
Bradley vs.. Owen; bill Of exceptions signed and
HE'D Plaintiffs att0ugs, Charles Poe and s. A.
Putnam defendants attorney, ~ Z. Robson.
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sIARRIAGE LICENSES.

Andrew Melatt 80, and Annie E City. 81
Lewis ]. O'Neal J. T.
Creighton =. Ross. % and Emma Kumberger. q
Of Brooklyn. y. i. Rev. II. Schroeder
Ernest G. Porter. o. and Annie Moan. g. Of
Bridgeport. Conn. Rev J. T. McLaughlin
Jacob X. Euth 81 Of Lebanon. Pa. and Jen
Nsrnsn. ., If Graham. Va. Rec. F. D. Power
Adnlph d. Fabritz. D. and Julia c. Brittingham
3. keY. IL Ross Fishb,irn
COLORED.
J. ]. Bryant. e. and T. l. Monroe, o. both Of
staantaH. "a. Rev. George w Lee.
august Martin, q, and Mary Dodson s. Rev
James H. Lee
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EauIfv Sules

No. z-zH Lucinda Allen vs Charles Schafer
treasurer. % 81 % substitute trustee COMPLAIN
ants solicitor, c. IT, B4uInau
No Il4S Addie C. Lindsey vs. Howard y.
Lindsey; divorce. Compliments solicitor. WI
liam Henry White.
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Bankruptcy Court.


JLSIIlL ANDEEoDN.
IN ~ Pdil-p Z. OJtaback, order appointing Leo
p. Harrow receiver; b5ld. $1,000
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HOUSES FOB RENT.
APARTMENTS TO LET,
FURNISHED.

THE IRVINGTON. l7a T sT-CHARSING
apartments Of four rooms and tiled bath newly
painted aud papeTud throughout. PTioes, 20 %
$50. r, (. BRADLEY. 1915 S. EZI-3t
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INVESTMENT! INVESTMENT 500 -FOUR
room cement house, lot 20xso rents for SO: north
west. d. II. JOHNSON REALTY co. iyls-n
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED-YOUNG PARROTS AND
canaries. goiddshes. monkeys, trained goats. rab-
BITS, guinea pigs dogs, cats. and best Flea Flee
soap, &c. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE 10 Pr =
Nv. ivl4tf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR RENT-STORE N THE NEW CONGRESS
si0Hal apartment house. lsi and East Capitol SIS :
viii b. fitted up a drug store. with fixtures soda
fountain. and decorations, % suit tenant. excellent
stand special Inducements sill be made desirable
party. THOMAS ]. FISHER & Co. Inc, IA4
St. uw. wN-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD,

GUNST0N COTTAGE. ROUND HILL. VA.-lO
minutes from station; high location; cool com
ioTtabie; fresh vegetables milk and butter For
further particulars address MRS. KLEIN WRIGHT
Box 81, Refund Ill., Va won't
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MALE HELP WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-RELIABLE WOMAN FOR LUNCH
room work; bring references. Apply so 4 ST. Nv.
BZl-jt
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No. 56-5 Louis Pema VS.. Nicholas and Ere!
ericka Klein; lot SO and part lot 3 square I45
Sis5, Attorney. Bates Warren
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HELP WANTED.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
leaned at cur school IN 30 TO 80 days Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems Individual instruction SfENo
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 3l5-3l9 Colorado Building
Ocs-tf
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l525 18TH ST. NW.-ONLY $500; SIX-ROOAlS.
& AiETCAIF 1890 \ y ave h2l gJH
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
The largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
mentS
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RAILROADS.
BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE or EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY %. 1861
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS.
Going-95 and HS a. m, 40 $50. 7s. and
9:i5 y.
Returning-s3o a n. Iz:i5. 29o 60. 500. aud
10. 90 D. II.
SATURDAYS.
Going-95 and n79 a. n. zoo. 800 $40, 7:s.
and 9:D y. IN
Returning-sso a. m. l25 20. $50, 500. 90.
and . 90 p. N.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going-9a5 and 100 a m. 200. 80. 500. 7.E.
and 9;i5 p. IN.
Returniag-7AO a. H.. I2.s5 2lO. 60. $50. 90
and To- 2. 10.
Going. ali trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL Y. WATERS, General Manager.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BICYCLES,

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY
another large lot Of Hudson bicycles that w are
guing TO sell at wholesale prices Stop IL and get
our catalogue before purchasing elsewhere. HAV-
ERFORD CYCLE CO. ~ 10th ST. NV ieZLu
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS: SLIGHTLY
used: cheap. At HAZLETON'S. l2s-43l 10th st.
NV my5-u
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RENTS
estate and damage claims: no charge unless AUG.
eessfuL FULLER AGENCY. III Eth st. nv.
mh3u
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

PIANOS FOR SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
500 KEak2ueT Upnght-..---..-....-... SITS
40 Lester Upright......-..,............ d
so Royal Upright. 90
800 Demarest ..-...------ a
We sell on easy terms without interest Our stock
comprises 100 planes q twenty different mzkerz
HUGO WORCH.
W0RCH BUILDING. ITO G street
Sole Agents for Sohmsr. Blasius. Cameron, Kuytz.
mann. and Regent Pianos
Tuning, Hauling. and Repairing
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE

The VAN DYKE,
Cor 81 and ID SIS nv Wen furnished rooms and
apartments private baths: rates reasonable. trans
Tents taken; SOC up u6-5t
FOR RENT-FRONT ROOM AND HALLWAY
for light business purposes 1914 Penn. ave. uE.
N1-5t
FOR RENT-TWo ROOMS. WITH PRIVATE
bath: also other rooms: with OF without board
THE lROQUois $40 NJ St nv; 9th hoor.
u6 \ ST. sE-CoOL FRONT ROOM: SECOND
floor; other outside rooms. Visit
2lO d ST NW.-THREE BRIGHT ROOMS; GAS
bath; Hght housekeeping. Bls5t
FURNISHED.
The Rochester, 80 r 81. ". w.
European Piano nicely furnished rooms 20
baths; hot water all the while; moderate rent
T7-l5t
TWO NICELY FURNISHED. NEWLY pa
pered. second-st0ry connecting corner front rooms
southern exposure; pool rocm private family: refer
ences required rooms, SIS and So board if desired
Phone y 1856 TGl-g
800 L ST, NW-FURNIsHED CORNER ROOMS;
jamestown visitors accommodated also single
room; near cars and departments. Phone Main Us
4 l =
uansients accommodated; best opportunity lanes
town visitors; also peimanents. Phone u. $685.
jyl9-3t
6lS 9TH ST. NW.-FOR RENF-ONE SECOND
story room; one first floor; large and cool; refer
ences. ivl77t
945 NW.-3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
Second floor all front; large lawn: very cool Visit
UNFINISHED
$50 sTH ST NV. 3 OR UNFINISHED
rooms. on second floor; l. h. K permitted. ble-st
WITH BOARD.
1915 ST NW.-BEAUTIFUL. coz SECOND
story rooms, with breakfast and dinner. 81: we'll
kept hoUse; phone. b2l-3t
FOR NORTHUMBERLAND ROOM. WITH
beard. in suburbs: all city conveniences. CHAS
A. SPRINGER, BroCkland, d. c. Phone north
ITO
l4B y ST. NW.-TWO VERY COY SECOND
hoor rooms. with meals; so and 81, per month /:
well-kept house. Phone. jyl93t
l2l3 Q ST NW-TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. SD.
floor front; nice room communicating: western ex-
posre; very reasonable to family party Of gentle
men; excellent table board. jels-u
WITH or WITHOUT BOARD.
CAPITAL HOTEL, SD AND PA AVE- NV
European 5Cc, 75c, S.; American. $50 per day.
jyl93]t
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
Id 9TH ST SE.-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR-
Hishod rooms for light housekeeping. t2l-3t
1886 S ST. NW.-3 NICE ROOMS on SECOND
hoor reasonable Can from / 10 D m iy904t
CO / ST NW.-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. ON SEC
ond and thud floors; front; very cool location
jyl9-3t
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PERSONAL.

\ TRAINED MIND. SKILLED HAND. AND
big heart, Is the way we hand 0uJ The long green
for mems discarded wearing apparel. hats shirts.
shoes. postal brings 10 your door. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND 6Ig D.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies or gents; send postal: viii call
l. TAKSHES 1893 sth So. NV Phone NoTth 1913.
SuperfiuOus Hair, Warts, MOles,
Birthmarks blackhesds, ard all facial blemishes
permanently removed by elecrolysis Lady operator.
Room 63. Metzerott Bldg. 10 j 81. nv. jyl-JCt
BradfOrd's Detective Agency,
SUITE pa, COLORADO B-ILDiNG. 18th AND
e. Expert investigation, any cause al sections.
strictly confidential. Phone $50 jy3-Slt
SPIRITUALISM.-NIlS NOBLE 1923 nth ST
NV. has meetings on sunday Tuesday. and Fri
day evenings. al O'Clock. Personal readings daily.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO You WANT To ESTABLISH \ BAKERY
in a town Of 200jt No other bakery. Address j.
". FISHER, StTasbuTE Va. U3l3t
GROCERY. GOOD LOCATION. $50.
Grocery. with horse and wagon S600
d. {. REALTY AND BUSINESS BROKERS.
6l7 Ilth ST. iy2lf
FOR RENT-BARBER SHOP N CENTRAL To-
cation. Apply 1885 9Th st. nw. Usl-s
WANTED-GROCERY. SlC0 To $50; IMMEDIATE
sale if satisfactory. d. c. BUSINESS BROKERS.
6E l4th ST. ivDtf
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CAFES.

BACHELORS WIDOwERs. AND OTHERS
DELFT nm SIC Conn. ave. jylT-7t
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SUBURBAN---fOR RENT,

FOR RENT-IN CLEVELAND PARK DURING
August and September eigistroom house; fur
nished. Apply at s49l sith pl-. cur. Newark. B90tf
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WALL PAPER,

ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up, SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting LIZ
PREUX. l55l 9th ST Phone y. 34slm- asst
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For One Word You Sell Buy Want
HOUSES FOR SALE.

RICHMOND PARK - WAsHINGTON'S IDEAL
suburb. Phone NJ. 663l for automobile 70 see Prop
erty free Of cost EASLEY q HILL. Exclusive
Agents. ill-iR Aunsey Bldg. Bs-a
INVESTMENT INVESTMENT 500. FOUR
cement house, lot 20xso: rents for $40: north
west. d. II. JOHNSON REALTY co. iyish
l5z5 18TH ST. Nw.-ONLY $500; sIx-ROOAls.
large lot: sell 10 eolored purchaser. kARRICK
MkTCALF. 1870 \. y. ave b1.9.3
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-CNE OF THE BEsl sIX-ROOM
and bath E x dwellings in Washington for the
price. $3.50 ger month. No. 1905 Caroline ST. Nv.
Apply 70 r. A. PHILLIPS. lt0 Il S. nv. B2n-3t
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE INCEST GROOM
houses in Blooningdale section, $50; also, nice s.
nom house in lexington. SO
wat v. J. FRIzzELL. q st. NV.
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RENT-THE OswEGO 1875 L ST. VERY
desirable fats. ; and rooms and hath: back
porch. CHEsLEi Cis:~SLEY. Bond Bldg. VISIT
KENT. I6 n. CAROLINA AVE. sE-sIX
rooms and bath: viii sublet one apartment for
summer. S2oSsl c0nyeniences. KABHICk d NEE
CALF. l310 n Y. ave. !es-a
FURNISHED.
THE IRYINGTON. lT5 T ST-CHARSiING
apartments Of four rooms and tiled bath; newly
painted aud paperud throughout Prices 81 30 %
$50. r. Z. BRADLEY. 1913 f s. EI-5t
FLATS FOR RENT.
FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS WITH BATH.
l2l9ls Duncan s.. $3.50 (white); 2l3i Newport pL
81 lcoloredl- tyl9-3t
OFFICES FOR RENT.
1920 y Y. AvE-TWO sECOND-FLO ROOMS
and one rear room; s. 10 SO: situation unsur-
passed. KARBICK & METCALF. $50 y I. ave.
ELB6
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
LOST.

LOST-ON II ST, BETWEEN 18th AND zTH
sts., an oleu-fsce watch. with gold and gun
metal case, Monogram r. c. $" on back and
Photograph crystal. Liberal reward II returned 10
ROOM 8s Bond Bldg Bl95t
LOST-HUNTING-CASE GOLD WATCH WITH
gold chain and Masonic charm Reward on return
Of same. j. s. GARRISON Pension Bureau. iyl9-st
LOST s. REWARD-A BUNDLE OF PAPERS
wrapped up n q morning Washington Herald. Juiy
%. Leave 40 Z3 Eth 81. ne. U2l-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ORGANS AT AUCTION PRICES
Smith American. $500 Sb0uinger stops..S-1 90
FeoBbct, stops. $50 Estey. stOps..-..... = %
About twenty ether organs az equally low prices.
l. u. SMITH PIANO CO.
lZz5 Pouna. ave Phone ". a.
BZl-3I
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

TRUNK AND HARNESS REPAIRING; LOT OF
wheels; also wagons ard buggies your price for
cash. 18th and H SITS. Main 432l-M. je26-30t
FINE YOUNG HORSES. ALL SOUND. At
work and seasoned; can he seen at our stable after
$50 p. m. viii allow trial. BURR BROS, Iuc
Brookiand y. G. Visit
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. WITH BATH.
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Wilcox in looking after the manu-

Wilcox in looking after the manu-
facture of these locks and placing
them on the market. They have
placed the first order for 10000
locks with the Dallas Novelty Man
ufacturing Company, which will
begin turning them out with speci-
ally prepared machinery at an early
date. Mr.. Wilcox returned 10
Dallas yesterday to give personal
attention to the manufacturing de-
tails. 1t is the purpose of Messrs.
Wilcox and Tucker to handle the
lock only by wholesale and the sale
of state and county rights.
As before stated the invention Of
Mr.. Wilcox is combination pad
lock, and represents the results OF
many years of thought and exper-
iments by Mr.. Wilcox who has sue
cessfully placed one or two other
inventions on the market. The
present one is lock capable of
over 5000 different combinations
which may be changed at will to
any word or name of not more than
FIVE letters. 1t is ako provided
with "decoys" that render it inn
possible for anyone who does not
know the combination being used
at any particular time to work it.
1t is also provided with an emer-
gency device for hastily destroying
any combination that may be in
use and requiring that another be
worked out before il can be opened.
1t will be manufactured in different
sizes and styles as adapted to vari-
Gus uses. II is worked by means
Of series Of revolving discs fitting |