Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1891, Page 2

° THE EVENING STAR; WASHINGTON. INESDAY, JULY 29. 1891. en UNDER THE M’KINLEY BILL. Last Year's Commerce the Greatest in the | Devout Worshipers Supplicate for the Cure| How an Eccentric Old Man Ingeniously History of the Government, ‘The bureaa of statistics of the Treasury De- Pariment has issued a summary statement and review of the foreign commerce and immigra- tion of the United States duriug the fiseal year ended June 90, 1891. It gives also.» compari- s0n of the imports and exports of the past nine months, during which the new tariff law has been in effect, ns compared with the corre- sponding nine months of the preceding fiscal year. ‘The statement says that the total value of the commerce of the past fiscal year was the great- est in the history of the government and ex- ceeds the total value of the commerce of 1390 by the sum of ##2,191,°09. The commerce of 1890 was the largest for any year in the history of the government ap to that time, exceedin, the commerce of the prior year by the sum ol 0159, 608.068, #0 that the value of the total com- Werce of the last fiseal year exceeded the total value of the comm €241.797.969. the jst fiscal year During the year there wasan increase im our imports of mer- ebandise, in the order of magnitude, in the fol- lowing articles: Coffce, tin piates, hides and skins, fruits, chemicals and drugs, india rub- Der and gutts percha, sugar and inulnewes, ke. There bas beeu a <iecline in the value of our imports of wool and manufactures thereof, silis manufactures thereof, hemp and jute and | Manufactures thereof, breadstuffs wad anianala. ‘The votal value of our imports of merchan- dise during the last year was $544,905.49. The tozal value of our exports of merchandise dur- fng the same period was $354,425,405, which shows au eacessfin favor of exports during the | fiscal year of $34,519,914. There was also an | excess of exports of domestic merchandise over such exports of the prior year of 2, The increase in these exports has been in the following articles, stuted in order of magnitude of increase: Kaw cotton, provisions, refined sagar. cotton manufactures, copper and manu- 4 thereof, iron and ‘steoi and manufac- ‘of the leading articles of export from the United States during the past year wee as follows: Cotton, #200, we; bread- stuffs, #127,665,002; provisions, $138,176,633. Since the new tariff Inw has been in operation, from October 6, 1590, to June 30, 1391, inclusive, the totel valne of the imports of merchandise was 6.30.203,005, ax compared with $598, 769,905, the valne of such import for the correspond- ing poriod of 1590 showing an excess for the nine months of 1491 of 231,436,100. The value of the imports of merchandise ad- mitted free of duty during the nine mouths ended June 30. i891, 295. 463.665, while the value of such imports tor the corresponding Period of 1660 was £208,983,879, showing an in- crease in the imports of [ree merchandise dur- ing the past nine months of €96,79, Dur- ing the same period ended June 30, 1591, the imports of merchandise paying duty were of the value of $34,242,340, as compared with $389,- 736,052 for the corresponding period of 18%), 80 that it appears there has been a decrease during the last nine months of the fiscal year 1891 in the value of dutinble imports of 55, 543,642. “It will be seen, then.” say# the statement, “that during the nine months since the new tariff went into effect of the total value of mer- chandise imported into this country 46.96 per cent came in free, while during the corre- sponding period of 1900 34.92 per cent was ad- mitted free. In fuct, it appears that the value of mercban tive imported tree during the last nine months of the past fiscal yoar wus greater by 30,000,000 than the value of such merchan- dhe admsiteed during the whole of 1890, and nearly $40,000,000 greater than during the prior fiscal year ended June 30, 1589.” The exports of gold and silver during the last fiscal year were €103,729,284, and the imports were $36,202,334, an excess of exports of €72,- 516,954. ‘The exports of gold during the last fiscal year were $96,363,622. The imports of gold were €15,246,512, showing an excess of ox- Ports of gold of $65,117,110, the largest excess of exports of gold in any year of our com- merce. There bas been » large increase in the vol- AT ST. ANN: SHRINE, of Their A:lments. ‘Three thousand devout Catholics of TMli- |nois journeyed to the shrine of St. Anne |on Monday to receive spiritual consolation | and to worship at the shrine of their patron | saint. This shrine is located at the village of | St Anne and is annually visited by thou sands of pilgrims, some of whom come to be cured of disease and toreceive strength in | their erippied limbs. Of those present almost | 1,300 were from Chicago, while others came | from villages and cities hundreds of miles | away. There were no miraculous cures reported, | [ae have been effected in previous years, but many of the pilgrims claim to have received di- rect benefits from their supplications. The priests began singing mass at daybreak and | ‘ontinued until ovening, while the throng of worshipers passed to the shrine and back to their devotions. ‘The surine of Saint Aune was established about 1850. —————— SORKY TO MIS¥ THE GAME ‘The Only Thing That Worrles the Young Atlanta Bankrupt. Stephen A. Ryan, the young Atlanta dry goods merchant who recently failed for $2,000,000, i@ behind the: prison bara, Judge was deli red yesterday morning when Judge Gober held that Stephen A. Ryan has cash assets in his possession to the amount of £120,000 which must be handed over to his creditors. Ryan, when the case was on trial. testified that he bad always been a spert. had lost $16,000 on the Dempsey-Fitzximmone fight and baa always gambied The tertimony ¥. en to show where his money hac gene. Ar. yan stil insists that be hae turned over all the assets in his former custody or control Judge Gober has ordered him ‘sent to the county Jail until he complies with the order of the court and turns over the money which war proved to be in his jen The decision. produced a profound sensstion in the court room. Mr. Ryan'seyes flashed a little, but he betrayed no ther emotion when he was placed in the hands of the eheriff. An ppeai from the decision of Judge Gober will doubtless be made, so there ix another chance for Mr. A. Ryan to gai. his liberty. Mr. Kyan says he bas no cash assets and thet he there- forecantarn over nothing more. There ix Alvo an appeai pending from the appointment of a receiver. If the supreme court holds that no receiver should have been appointed then this will release Mr. Ryan. He is taking bis treatment heroically. He said he was right and wouid stick it out and that all he objected to was missing yesterday's ball gam: +e. 4 8400.00 ASSIGN» NT. | Failure of the Berkeley Land Syadivate of Colorado, A special dispatch from Denver, Col- orado, says: The Berkeley land syndicate made a £400,000 assignment yesterday. They owned 1,300 acres of land, which was pur- chased from J. Brisban Walker of New York about two years ago. They have not trans acted the amount of business anticipated, which embarrassed them. The assignment is made to Dresidens Valentine of the rame company. ‘The syndicate had a capital of 21,000,000. The liabilities are placed at $400,000, axseta $600,000. ‘The company was thought to’ be one of | the strongest in the city and was, for that matter, but it failed to collect $25,000 in outstanding debts duo this month. ‘The past year it hus built scores of honses. J. Brisban Walker has 4 claim against the land for €200,000. ‘The busi- ness of the company will be continued by the assignee. OLD WORLD ToPics. Matters of More Than Ordinary Interest Cabled From Abroad. The troop ship Orontes, having on board ‘ume of immigration into the United States dur- ing the last fiscal year. [he total number ar- Fiving was 555,496, as against 451,219 during the fiscal year 1400, showing an increase during the pry Year of 104,277. ‘This increase is iy wie from the followmg countries: Italy, Austria-Hungary, 14,361; Germany, l,- 124; Kussia, including Poland, 28,245. Sseuna a a BURGLARS IN PETTICOATS. Mrs. Robinson of Milwaukee, Who Was Robbed, Loaned the Thieves Money. Burglars in petticoats are the latest novelty. It ia & sphere into which the most ardent of female rights advocates have not advised an entrance, and the two Milwaukee women who undertook to practice the profession were flat failures. They executed the job neatly enough, but lacked the requisite nerve to keep from ‘talking when suspicion pointed to them. Both burgiers are respectable married women. ‘Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson live at 112 6th street, Milwaukee. Mr. Hobinson iss railroad engineer and was out on the road Monday night. Mrs. Robinson left the house shortly after supper. and when she returned she dis- covered that nearly $100, which she had hidden ina drawer, was missing. The burglars bud entered by breaking in the rear door. Mrs. Robinson told « detective that a Mrs. Payne, who lived om St Paul avenue, knew where the money was. The detective then went to Mra. Payne's house aud accused her of the burglar, She denied it emphatically, but talked wo muc! that the officer took her tothe station. There abe implicated her sister,a Mrs. George Gregg. ‘The detective then went to Mrs. Gregg s house. She also became indignant at the accusation, bus being told that ber sister had confessed Mra Gregg broke down. She denied having any of the money, however, but after a little search the oflicers found $45 in gold neatly slipped under the t. Mrs. Payne after- ward told the officers where to tad #45.52 in ber house. Mrs Robinson declined to prosecute the wouen and they were fined 220 each. Mrs. — loaned them the money to pay their go paper says: In the dispatches in yesterday's papers was a story ebuut the discovery of is true parents by Actor Frauk 1 Frayne. The story was true in most particulars, but it indireetly wronged the memory of the orizinal Frank Frayne. In- stecd of attempting to conceal the identity of his adopted sou Mr. Frayne did everything in his power to discover the boy's relatives. The follow.ng acconnt of the peculfar circumstances ing the life of young Frayne is given om St. Joseph's Orphan As) done January 17. } e boy had been loft at the hospital with three otler chil- dren the previous August by lis oldest sister. fterward married Mrs. Re Gud reared the boy ashisown. Mrs. Frayne died in Chicago im ist at Mr. Frayne’ Rest the corner of Wabash avenue street. The boy ud Sot mye knew that he was an learn Rually discovered that ack and that Las Again Strike. ts of SeBuyl- Dobson's Weaver The weaversat Dobson's mills, Fs Will, near Philadelphia, yesterday again went on strike. The weavers declare that a nuxber of their friends were discharged alter Leing taken on and their sympathy is with them, they wili stay out until they are reinstated. ae mast Nettle Hamburger Meld. ttie Hamburger, alias Howe. was held in Jefferson Murket police court fm New York yesterday charged wi larceny of $10,000 worth of diamon, Carl Wernicke of 10 and 12 West 25th street. Ske was committed in defanit of $5,000 bail. soe Dixon was apparentiy fresh and executed a Jig at the ring side, while kis late opponent was being revived after lust night's ight at San Francisco. The general verdict is that Dixon fs aworld beater at hie weight. Adispateh from Michigan City, Ind.. says: ‘The Hopper Lumber and Manufacturing Com- pany diss teeigued to W- B. Hutelinsow for the nefit of creditors. mount of assets and Liabilities has not been annowaced. Pour convicts in the military prison Leavenworth escaped on Monday morniug by tapae.s under the east wall the prison. Among the four wns the base ball piteber, Lucas, who mace bis third successful aivempt Yo eseape since his incarceration some mon' “*h young Italian girl named Balto Korthosil, while atte to light s lamp st Nyack, S: Fort aud | from | the battalion of Grenadier Guards returning from exile at Bermuda, on account of their mutinous conduct about a year ago, reached Spithead, of Portsmouth, England, yester- day. It was originally intended that the Gren- adiers should disembark at Portsmouth, and it had been so announced at the war office and in the newspapers. Consequently s large num- ber of people, consisting of the relatives and friends of the returning “exiles” gathered at Portsmouth days ago, intending to welcome the soldiers upon their return to England. The joy of this crowd, when it was anncunced that the Orontes was sighted can be imagined, also can be iniagined their disappointment an anger when it was suddenly made known that the war office officials had for some tne: plained reason changed their mind and that the troop ship was ordered to proceed *o Dover. In the eicetion held on Monday at Cussel for a member of the reichstag iicrr Endemann (gational liberal) received 10,553 xotes. Herr nkuch (socialist) received 9,096 votes. Herr End*mann was supported by all parties but the socialists, and Herr Pfannkuch bad only the solid socialist vote. ‘Two Italians and one German were arrested yesterday at Como, Lombardy, forsketching and securing plans of the forts of that city. It is supposed that the men arrested were employed by foreigr. governments to obtain the plans of a nuuuber of important Italian fortifications. ‘The registrar in the bankruptcy court yester- don held that Mr. Parnell’s objection to Capt.O’Shea's notice to pay the costsin the recent ¢ suit. on the ground that he was not a resident in England, was untenable. It is stilt open to Mr. Parnell to appeal, otherwise he must pay the costs or be declared a bankrupt. ‘A telegram from the Marquis of Luusdown, viceroy of Inia, states that there has been a great improvement in the farming prospects in that country. There has been a good rainfall throughout the whole of Indiz and the meteorological conditions show that a further fall is imminent. ‘TheGcodwoos race meeting opened yesterda: ‘The principal event on the program was race for the Stewards’ cup, for three-year-olds and upward, 9% of a mile straight (#4 subs). It was won by Brodick Clotes’ three-year-old brown colt Unicorn, by Paradox, out of Wheat- sheaf. Lord Bradford's three-years-old bay colt Cuttlestone, by Retreat, out ‘of Posthuma. was second, and Mr. Pfing’s aged bay horse Warlaby, by Syrian, out of Lady of Wiard, third. A dispatch from Constantinople says the in- guiry regarding the young Euglish girt rescued froui compulsory marriage toa Kurd bas shown that a considerable number of young women from wostezu Europe are detained in the hares of AsiaMinor. ‘The kidnapping of Russian women has been known for somo time and the Russian authorities on the frontier have pretended to take steps to putan end to the evil, although they are believed to be sharers in the profits of this female slave trade. however, the startling allegation iw girls, often not of good character. ate induced to leave their homes in London and Paris aud ure brought to the east to live as the wives of wealthy Lurks, placed in harems for a lifetime. itis kuown that the supply of female slaves from Africa and Ama has been much diminised of late owing to the vigorous meus- ures for the suppression of the slave trade, and the only obfeagion that has prevented Mos- Jems generally from looking to western Europe for a supply ‘bes boon the score of religiua. There i little doubt that, in many instauces, young European women Lave been induced by agents acting in bebalf of prominent Turks to emigrate to Turkey and accept husbands of the Mosiem faith. As long as nc complaint reaches the outer worla the authorities are powerless to interfere. = a Drowned in # Foot of Water. A special from Paris, Ky., suys: The wile of Capt. J. H. Bradshaw, ® prominent citizen, drowned herself in one foot of water in Stoner | creek here thie morning. She tied a sone in | her apron to hold herself down. Domestic | troubles are supposed tc be the cause. pris tsonin? resisters Mrs. Carter Unable to Appear iu Court. | The suit of G. W. H. Hipps ts recover $167 for a portrait from Mrs. Leslie Carter was | adjourned in New York yesterday until Friday | because of Mew. Carter's illness and absence | irom the city. The proceedings are supple- meutary to a judgment already obtained. pirtaseoeamnas shen Sek ‘The Keaper Worke Sele Approved. ‘The court hae formally approved the con- | tract sule of the East street reaper works of Springtield, Ohio, by the recetver to the Con- Os Com) gp Bigeye den ey < With © capital stock of probably €908000 Chicago within” the next thirty dape’ PB Groveap of Chicago is here arranging the de- | tails of the transfé ————_2—____ ‘The Bank Survived the Kon. The state bank commissioners of California have examined the condition of the Peo- plo's Savings Bauk an@ their report shows | few ¢ | clams to become uumerous agai SELF-ELECTROTHANIZED. WANTED—HELP. WANTED---HOUSES. FOR _RENT--HOUSES. _ a JANTED — A REGISTEMED VMAMACIOT. Jy to H. E. KALUBOWSKI, 001 Hi st. n.w. NTE LOUN in! To AA! Pa RS Oe A CASTLE SCO. Mi igs mee BALD V JANTED — YOUNG wan ‘CAPABLE ce ducting estabiisied patent br We ton: ‘asiary’ or equine. Adarema, 1¥ Committed Gulcide. A Wobb City, Mo., speciai dispatch to the Philadelphia Press says: For voveral years past there has lived in this city au eecontrie old man named John Thomas. He was noted for his kindness and was siways willing to do any one «favor. He was nut talkativo, buton occasions ie ‘Rens Hox 1, Star otices yan ANTED—LADIES WHO WILL DO WRELING “2 oe VANTED—-TO BUY HOUXE CONTAINING five or six rooms in thé city or suburie: hot to FAB Siar odgce, NY Peineme. Medes Cor WAtep ey, TWO RESPONMIBLY LADIES, with the best of references, 9 to id August and Septeinter. eee au NTED-WELL LOCATED RESIDENCES IN War erie See POPE ed all times and places and, where he formerly was taciturn, he became’ very talkative. He had a sort of repair and job shop where he would mend the tools of the miners and spend most of his time at tinkering at odd Jobs. He had been engaged npon some vort of an invention for some weeks ana refused to ad- mitany one to the back room of the shop, Yhere Le slept and where he kept his inve jon About a weck ago Thomas made arrenge- reforenceand stay at night. 200 JyeBae" WARZED A COOK AND CHAMBERMAID, AT 1116 10th at. n.w. Call iorthwith, Apply base- ment door. 4 W ANiED, OFFICE BOY: WITL PAY 92.50 Lit eek: chance Jor promotion. Address iy own dandwriting, P.O. Box 385. GyeBot JANTAD—A CATERER FO TAKE” DINING ‘hanure ior Sor two Persons: ha Wantes. bai pesoout. uv 11th ‘Gasiness, tered: AypIy at 1498. Yor ments to bave an are slectric light pliced in | £2284 so ert : his shop He told the electric light people Wet eee ee that be bad much ork to do at might and that | = ey SAT SERVED could not see wel! enough by iamp light. a A LOUNGAS HAS SREVED Last week ‘Thomuan wae. rulmed from 4 usual |g PRET 8G Fina AO ot ints and his «oor was closed. Some hin Sie maa Gs hOREE FD that he had dropped dead induced his neigh- Sian baby Avpiy Min REEKAS Th Boe bors to break into tbe house and they found that he had prcved bis theory to his own satis- ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED INDUSTRIAL W faction at least. He had constrneted the most | V¥ insurance agent to take » sual book; also few ingenious spparatus by whick he had utilized | Teuuble sulletors:, wood chance of promotion to Figut fhe electric light current and killed Limselt. | WT xarp Ar OAK GWOVE: THRE MILES 13 THE SWITCH BOARD OF DEATH. the country, settled woman for «en Ae: nO Washing; pluasent ly to ALLBLiet GLEASUS, ANTED—A BRIGHT, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, who is fauillar with yoverninent departments, 10 Worker; Willi a With insulated wires he made the connections ton arrangoment of steel rods at his bed, whiob were so arranged that when ho laid down one electrode was between his shouldors, and he could then place the other over the pit of his stommeh. Th each electrode was a sponge which had evidently been moistened. He hi made a peculiar «witch board which worked in such a manner that the light wire could be cut out and the current detlected to the apparatus t the bed. This was accomplished by pulling Scord which hung at the side of the bed. wen the cord was released the spring would | So : force the switch buck, forcing the current back ANTED-AGENTS eran aaa eae into the it. PHOENIX Thomas bad made all his preparations and | _4y15,22.20.eu5s12_22Mechanicat... Newark, N-J._ then deliberately laid himself upon the bed, ad- | WY ANTED—DUXDORE'Y | EMPLOYMENT "BU justed the electrodes and pulled the cord. | VY Fwau. conducted by ladies—iugn snd wowen, white th came in an instant and he died without a | $3 ‘with references. SUD Lew struggle. Not « muscle had twitched to disar- range the body. The cord had been released by the dead hand upon the instant of the shock and a second contact wan not necessary. ‘The strength of the current was about 1,200 volts, showing that the current througa ‘the pneu- mogustrie nerve requires neither su heavy nor 80 prolonged « shock as through the brat and spinal cord. Nota mark or blister was seen on 1@ body to indicate burnin, ———_oe—. MEN WITH PISTOLS, W assist in law office: lurd maids, nurses, waitresses, &c. (Geran women) Trunks Stored. BURNHAMB, 110 G ote Bowe dy o-Ur WASTED sALEeMEN PEUMANENT PAYING lone for Intell ere, write at ELLWANGEI & BALL. Sit" Hope Nurveriya, te chester, N.Y. + ay NEI TO KENT AND xhibit the marvelous Edison phonograph during the suluuner excursion “seuu lange aBS quick te furue. reterc LEMBIA PHONG: OHA COMPARE Ee, a tie a W 45) :D-STENOGRAPHELS AND WEMING- ton typewriter operuturs. directed to portions, a Provided ‘Couipeten: "stenograybery aii Inwtow, Uperators; We cuarye tor mervice. WYO- KOFI BEAMANS & BENED-CT, hwunston Type: ‘Writer Office, Sth and # sts. u.w. any 18. WANTED—SITUATION WANTED | POSITION BY YOUNG MAN (48 bookkeeper or assistant bookkeeper; good refer- ‘They Find Out That They Must Not Carry Shan awe \d eXperielce, L. B., Brar vitice, POR Re iT. Teo pat tnd N cniscneiek cel on. Pine miwet be eid way al tea Be. con nue with tines ak + fenton SATS FoRb, toy ate possession: "> board near by A. F FURNISHED — FOR LIGH: ing. 3 pleasant rvoiny om id floor; new gorner houwe;svuth front; heat, gas, bath. ase aS ae FOR RENT AUGUST 1 TARGE FRONT LOOM: Foch Window. heet, nue; bell hott en aa Oa TRPEAML tous wetvate sauuily, two adults appty YOU Sth st. 2H RENT TANEE UNFURNTAWED ROOM rusekeepiug, neax De OH ats ee NNN IME, Jabs west, from #7 algo small yroperties for Swe the OP WAGER would get confidential, and. would mourn the | VV tor Rife sinew home; wilt xuarantos good ea a ie fact that he was alone in the world. Thomas | BDN\ L. SMYTHE. ~ouh Ber proprictor of WA&SLEDWA EADY WILT, TAKE OMAKGE OF spent his odd hours in studying the effect of | the Sunoe, Gloria Water for the vouipiedion, ancl iS Ratt avis, town for the next to YOU HAVE 650 Da ROME-ARE-Want Go slectricity on snimale and the bumen system. | \WA7acED-WEN AND WOMEN COURS 01076 | Wr “WOURE, 7 TO 0 ROO} maven twtr Suit mune a ble probs graph pd He claimed that the manner of applying the | 1) #75, aun reser. maids, w et see | NY wt -pGReR, PEwerred ‘those po Pisk address a ee ee wires to Keminler at Auburn prison was totally | fem Fakermmanacers: Dick's SdENYGL ae | Lveteces ‘aan: 2a Fe LA abate. Rew Lk mow wrong accountable for spparent | _17=4 ai ore St ri = wo bores: ceslar and anade. Price, torture which that unfortunate man wes com-| WW AXTED-WAS AyD wrre-ro-ao-70 cov. | W au wee logs engage eae ture which that Ay ae at farming and wife rably adapted for subdivis- 180, Mears <oupieted, &@ SeVEN-ToCM cottage, with eke Groce BW wear oS oe SUmraalo A | § t iuabundanses lat stcaiy advan Sees Medea “Sor cetuntusees: stmee ee His idea was. that it was the sympathetio | SC: 5 eae i frobe, grad tu sbundauce, lant steely advancing me FS ES BE me. ennnne 200 820 | IHS re OS ae h should beshecked. He was much Rahs MAPERIENCED a iit: | office. Peat sth. 3 cous #8. STABLES. | interested in the killing of the four murderers Waste —pompnree “oon minut. | \WWANTED_ HOUSES YOR RENT—WE HAVE ae Brawn sas Se, FESO a crear 7 i = cs ae | lect rents and sak i Z a im the details ax gleaned from the press accounts | \QrANTED-INDUSINIAL INGUKANCE AGENTS | VV ANTED-WOUSES TO RENT] 1 AM WAVING atleg “vss, Wastin” of the affair, but said the whole theory was and VERSOty endow went orders; bi datly appiteation® tor houses, parties to wrong. There should have been no muscular Patt mattis gr atc ay ie Uacae | samen tine eee pains cat oe Feet fent guburces contraction. The current was applied to the | divistes wea avant Aid Bote frter feats bald ad ctuee ne ier “piniie dk Cobaek Ts iether ee: Bron estet patron, He eid there: was. too W2NTED—4 BaIGHT AND AMBITIOUS CADE | oni AEE OEY. W. . Fees NOHTM ARLONG = Becemary, and tuece would avo been no buru. | were cvows tra heor BORA Sow. WANTED— ROOMS. Hise of wh nor auy of the shocking scenes ed NOL! — —— = 5 wich were reported in the account ofthe ex- | VV Suse tir teed eons, 400 Masachussts ge | Uy MES Neials rey qe: apie _ onion stoke Not me, “Site cited soveral instances where men hed | WANTED “AN, EXPERIENCED SALPRCADy | SQ, Pwament atin, “Adare ¥W. 2. Be a a Fe Seat een as oe ae been killed by electric light wires, showing | recomuendeds “Avii thats ayes | WANTED — TWO FORNiMNED —ROOMN FOR ies ath es, Mik abd ‘etter “owen te wae aone that where the current had pasrod through the | W\rANTED—AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, | p) "tp uth ping. ten, uinates’ walk fro st iui) osaeed nied have hase watee’ witaan Sow hands death was lingering but wher. it paesed cooks, chambermaids, nurses; men, boyator | PyUhur pad’ os Ah Ute ‘ours. =. 1a) Oy La directly through the body death was instanta- | el! work: biscge wtven ntl, spived: work ‘furnish cD THO SURE POR eaED isiogsts 2th TE Bites oro Pana. neous. SHACKYEPORD! at5 und a7 ante wt iw. gye-Ge Tous; ligt housakespins eve full Ficus: _2720-3 eas Fee ee CARRYING OUT HIS THEORY. WASIED SQUNG MAN AS BOOKKEEPER 4ND | Sh7tr¥ OF Moun during owner atewuce, P.O. fos | Fon RENT tay; 18TH | beg | thauire ot CANM IE, 7 His theory was to place one electrode di- | 06, “Serums, nH? More Beer city. | WANTEDCONE CANO OW TWO GATE | 10K. out: HAO Oe ee ce ey a x OR TWO A TIOR, — over the pit of the stomach and the Waste NTEEL WHITE GIR TO Wisse tana iam, with bath. mo. impe,. A. T. COUMBE, 1425 N. Y.ave., dy20-3t k waren cone pen ~~ : 0 m ‘Sup coup y b other at the beck, thus passing the onrrent | 0 ere Te bet ae rea | Gren rege if atited state ters. Agdreas | JOR RENT—1515 07H 97: x AND RAPID fkaSMPOMTA TION through the great pneumogastrio nerve. | wren THONG HOY TO WORK IN | SUNTM.otar offes, wi Sy See DOS Gpedition $70 yey month. Xow isthe tiue to buy, For tuil pertic terme This, he chimed, wou id cause inetenteneous We hi Auta rth owt ee. pete FOR RENT_ROOMS 7 RENT—1a08 MD. AVE. NE; STORE AND snd'vermit to tier cal ape the Emel vain of eurt and lunge, Thomes | ype — ao HOCaaae = : three a abore® eputabio for an i aceite tyedret fo become inane ‘onthe vobject | Wcaeanhitubdnarntohatat, NOMA. Ay 2 MS. | gre "Balt EW MSGR HT aguaatateny ctecreinins Sometrom,obana and it was the theme of conversation st | ‘Now Jersey ave.n.w. 5 i «ee eae Sos aera ee fe would be peared to Sor ae meetin pletion a6 yur oMce . meee McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, — Corner 10th ent O ats. om COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ny Evroperty om titi st bet.@ a “ A ree ton land basenuent house on Vt.” Ca G. SCHNEIDER'S, 1207 Fae, news for further ine formation. Doar Fos Sex Fapriy ORM, PF HoUsr; mod. tps. 5 24 10th st. 4.0.7 brick stable. Owner. 5 POWMTETE JOMNSON, 4b "Pensyivania” se: KF BW Olivect,ur, rey BHT Olivect-tr.wkel’ 3 Y DESsiRABLE rr ‘OR KENT—LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, Fsititonra, sable orton ef young ines ast Capito: :1m haif square of cars and herdice: excellent Jovolity. 214 stat. 3.0. Iy20-2e" OR KENT—VERY PLEASANT FRONT AND ack Foam 2 loog hat vacated; southern re} astern exposure, ¥e F°, BENT > PEAUTIFUL v x, ¥i URS 13H ED ms, also turns 7, ad Tare furuisbed ruon cheap iso Foon 10 erie Foo 10F ti) New Lurk ave. 1. Ww. at FOr RENT — FRONT WALL “Room, THIKD B Mor, itd Pack room, second story ; vente taken; ferme reasonabie, 708 Sat Fok RENT—1124 10TH 8T. N.W., LARGE AND ed ; also leasant rooms, ‘furnished oF Wi Brst'visve table beard; treusiente scesumm Dry. CAMPBELL, howe. 2iy mallee uw Auacustia. Bi POR REST 20s x sw. Also cure, thet satin, with ‘fn ht rooms; mod. imps. ; newly Papered end te . 935. AT. a aS a perk = aie: POR RENTS ROOW DWELLING AT BRANCH: ville, on - roy Se R.. pried ae . 7 E ACK! AT sLics CTHUL » pooru hous atts ptember 1; ms 200, f. it. BROORS, O10 12th st. MSTEDT & BRADLEY. o7 F st. LO wectstoute, ince fue youne ‘i orl pe Fritteemes tate hand. | Page oF HY provers fomely papered: concrete eel ki . Wp toto ail atige, Font, @2 FOR REST jue CLINTON PLACE, Between | [TSS n Land M aw mat at og 2. W.. four Tooms, water: cas K. BE. T. LETPOLD, south vest cor, 1selt aw." ayzsct "| 1 NT—BKICK HOUSE NEAR PENSION Sr eo . SUS NS WENT SS oo ame eo eT ee are. ‘office; eleven reooms; bath aud 6 te z0rs F sya 2658 19eU st. b VOR, en Ou Ver acre. Ok Kenta furninhed Fou, kentiewan; $10; all VELY, COOL, HANDSOMELY iniuntes? walk’ naa ae heeft BUS 0 st, Vien @ ROT REPORD. Tar Fee, OK KENT_AT HYATTSVILLE, A SEVEN RooM cottage, Corner of Wite and Bpeicer all mt. ; this house ix worth ENT—NEW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 408 ‘Will rent to sood. te 25 " WAMON'E CO. cidea st nee. m0. we iT—TO LADY OR GENTLEMAN, ROOM, | PO REN2—BY THOMAS E. WacGar Fai our; private fauily; A ate Bow, age 10, ity nee Star office. Jy20.3e* HOUSES. R RENT—1400_L ST. W FOURNISHE! Toul second and third with or without ee floors, ie ou WOR RENT—-A Lakah NEWLY FURNIGHED Hug 14th st. and Khode Isiand | 1008 bode iftea eas Se ees se Pes eet cee UNFURNISHED ROOMA ON fis hci fears ies COR LENT—1108 GST.N. W, ; A LAGE THREE- story and basement brick House, containinz eleven Fogum nud cell lance yard orien or bu Coa Fat aa SiS WIGHT, 14004 6 ot. iments. OR RENT—040 LB’ . UNFUI room and kitel NT yorch, din m newly BaSStony front rows nad bal: bed Pout’ Blok ayzeeee a NEWLY FURNISHED KOOMS, DE- ee er ee nen ih 4 rooin, #40 monthly iso single rons, Ay ply to oid 14th st. uw. eel Adam Weinstein lives inasmall town in ‘ED—SITUATION BY TWO GIRIS, ONE Pennsylvania named Williamsport, but he ooruunid uid otter to-do, P house: INAS T ate b = reference. Call recently left his home and started on a summer D_BY TWo | vacation. He had money enough in his pocket aituntion as toses him through a nice little trip, but his Sy ery experience in this city caused a shortage in his accounts, and now he will have to return home unless he manages to get an additional ‘Ol COOKS, tusids, puree, Jauudress, housewurkers, butiers fateh, Waiters, footmen, Tari aq jerancesfroin last place. O13 7th st. FO# RENT—4 NICELY PURNISHED BaY-WIN- dow iront room, with wardrobe und cioset, with room adjoiuing; alo 3d story front room: suminer Tater, Ui! List, a. ‘Sze FOR RENT- 1921 @ 67. COOL ROOMS ON SEC- FP ond oor; jurnisheu; sinle or en sinite, Jy 28-00" {OK RENT—TWO SMALL THIRD-STORY ROOMS, furnisied or unturnisted ; pleasant locality; north, aad suuith Sromt at G0 K wt BW aye" UR RENT—i1 18TH BT. X.W., COOL, PLEAS- supply of cash FANGED — EMPLOYERS ron Cc aa eee oF 80 oF three rooraa, with private bath, Whon he reached town fast night the first W Festa ee eet ae ty a brivete family at very low tornaes aby, sags thing be did wasto fill up with strong liquor until CENCE UF (Ce 27 Tithst. 'D. SHACK! Pout. wea bs e POR RENT—AT THE vi K, is bhe Geeame anable tocaro for himself and Police” | \\/aNiuD_DY BESPECTABLE wile Git, | PGhatin Lot mot mottee ete. oe man Keefe took charge of him. When he ‘ayed stxieon years. Just iron, country, place ub | tur‘: ior abd south exiaeure: hectic wade cee reached the third precinct station @ loaded re- | Diuretic iat Was cualuber work: Address #85 | every, Convenience; “Botel attention, suitable, fo volver was found on bin 7T i morning be was sober, but he only had aboat 890, and as £50 was the amonnt of collateral wanted the W ANIED_DHESSES TO MAKE AT URDU rice, oF would go Out by the iay. At 1 2. unfortunate man could not ae or ogee WwW ANTED-SITUATION? FOR NURSES, MATOS, ‘When he appeared before Judge Miller today Porters, housekee}ers, cooks, housenien, Lost: be told the ige that he had no use for the | lore, driver. watchmen. Uelluveu emmuecre; genic weapon and the judge added: “You never did jrete and every town you get iuto it will cost you $50 or #100.” ‘The court gave him the bouefit stranger and izuposed a fine of only $20 Tom Connolly was another man with a pistol who was unable to control his appetite while he had the deadly weapon in his pocket. He wns uot satisfied with getting dronk and re- maining quiet, but when be got on Penn- syivania avenne he fired the weapon, although fortunately no one wes shot. He shouted at the top of his voice, .us theugh he hed been drinking what the drunks call shouting tar,” and fired the pistol for ‘Then it wos ft for Policau iley to urrost him. He wi disarmed and locked up. In his case the maxi- muni fine, #50 or ninety days, was imposed for carrying the weapon, aud he was also fined 620 or sixty days for discharging 11 in the street au obtaun 4b MENT CO, cook, walters, scamstross aiid nurses Wanted Wis Telerences. J24-1W! WANTED_LOTS. BRUEN, 1:25 F st. nw. WANTED—BOARD. ANTED-BOARD—BY YOUNG MAN, HOCHS W 482 end ¢, between 17ti and Sdte bw 8-0. Box 252, ere WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. yeaa WASTED ARUNDEL ON THE GAY—TN\0 Of | § three adjoining luts ironting on tue bay. W. L. Fok, BeXT-A PARLOR FLOOR AND on rooms, with or without board, at 2310 T st Opyostte Braukiin Park. sy 110 1 BT. N.W., HIGHEST AND ‘ation Au’ city, one extra Jarye and one oyRiebes Sommer, epnoaure; wish ont board; hotwe kept ‘OR MENT—509 HST. N.W., AN ELEGANT front rooin; southern front and’ nicely furnished; also a lance hall room ; mod. uupa. ; bath va sane Auer; ER w., suitable for gettieweni ot ay2 Foe BENT UNSFURNISHED, SECOND ¥L00) to parties without children, rooms and porch} every convenience. G14 10th vt ue. dye R RENT-LARGE PLEASANT ROOMS; TWO {n room, wita Loard, $40; smaller room tor 01 15; witht $4; hear tour lines of cage ad 701 ‘Y—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FP ctitabje for icht bouscleeping peat Mewmociies, ars. 1105 Inth st. uw. Myers OR RENT_YURNISHFD—¢8 AND $10_TWO Tarqe. shit well-furniaied rosuie; tet end 3 Reem: Se ft aap CR eh rounds, Woone: DE Lies between the Pike, tucing the ratiroad on the wes! fhe wast and sloping tow art both Cellet, water gucd aud easily obtainable The cutsli- he ob the bramch Which fruits up the pike Phirtecn houses wow on the wulalltsmivb ated uote at to be Dulit at ouce. Abe Mork Creek Nathoisal surveyed. extetide to'a poitt opyusite the ox FLAT OF SIX ROOMS, FUEL AND juded. Apply JNU. MOKAN, 2:98 Pa ave. RENT—FINE FLATS; CENTRAL LOCA- at I st; suitable for dwelling and well OF Too renting; rent @40. 1225 Est. 0 | B® as Jy FOr 251-10 SUITES OF FIVE Rooms each, fath, windows to north and south, ascnite exten Netional Para a: the woarest driv, 10 thie wubav iets ‘ote tor male ob euny other suistivision Of snilat advantages. Bor pate ad YNCRINES IT 10 oy ian 4x: Cotinannove OFFICES. S83 F st, rma, 2 and. ” 2 Aino senenae and, south. | akan! FaRMat AMO! oT MAVE 463 12 ave, iat fioor or doen to 96 per tuonth a. sue within 10 miles basement, 2 trout ot. BW... opp. Drumity Church. prove fine investments. Fk SE erscrircn OUTIAGE Make WB's” alana, an middle of Yosomame’ wiveg ta water. locativg imeutgaseed” ss mvemgun ue 14 breezes. A Largan. Haus at DASE NHOWE 2th and G ste, ld’, run 22 -WAKEHOUSE—as 10TH ST, EL Gunton butld'g. rm 3 e¥ator; tree inrge floor and cellar: suitable ‘ARM OF Wp a Yernon tow. nh 20. Sunion "balding 2 Bhaleree and Teeaii Vusnenss, Apply to JAMES M. | FGM SALE -A EAEM OF, x 5. Fu awe EEN. z yanton Melee. FE eo pe P-Ot | NORFOLK, on turnjuse aud giver, Central builder 17 2-10 4ty four... 5 KE Sov D STN. W., RECEN) “d vy the . Morrison Paper Co. oY boveis only a portion of the on my | 7133 Mar tooks.” Foriuu st cfice x e — itelet and buh. “Uyshi THOSE. WACGAMAR Pt eit nen = larve sto 24 and 42 FOES a a OUie P Suokstak Tic LH st. a 6. g og ie Fat | POR MENT-oiz 27H ST. SW. NEAR Cok (OX RENI—&iS CSL. A. F ae = 5 For rm NCH ST. all mod. imps, Apply at YOU. (Ge 2a ste, 7, “1 Patterson be, 6 st, Fr. 7 WrBANG, O18 La, ave, bi MONEY WANTED & TO Wii eared von. est 1 will have two sams of @4..) ON KENT—STOME 517 101M ST. N.W.. PLATE Kass concreted basewent anil vault; = gy | able for wine aud liquor or dining Toom of auy ol Erosieaa algo two oii room on Sd Boor. ‘aply om | 22¢gRiter uuu we can leat ty mun uit prcuineeto kG. CAMEDSLL- 8 a ag G ] Lathe. = Rasless toanply. we can purctaseaiit Sera etae SW BE oro XT_ reed oc a eiaeee ony seen epee FOR_RENT—OFFICES. re Sit autre of owner, Mt vs FARHIONABLE LOCATION, w.;¥ roows and bath; mod: dy24-Or “Tiare tice roan 429 104 2 ‘Three office 426 10th st. nw. Apply to LOUIS BL ‘aii *, ‘OR KENT—iN 2021 laws, uve. n Mitte inortenrcesanbed. WE hme SS Paine jab dan, only #50 per uct Wat D— $30.00 FOR VIVE OR TEN \ Ais ys. iuonth. | z ———————— #10 er cout, secured upon “st AVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. " 7 ¥ aed NINE ROOMS AND FOR SALE—STORES. aihai.isisk eo OO house; rent, 37. KNAT BANGAIN-SIORR AND | WWE HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY OM 3 —A GREAT BARGAIN—SIOKK AND Lie | POR SALE” oi : ry N ugh ty sons, im gun tu omit po doing Mf socurny severed TSE ts preg Oy oS Sia WakNEk & CO. Tulersnees re- | $y203t 16 F st. dn F G2 SL DONT MISS THIS—A SPLENDID Auventmeat storeand welllny usar Penbe. ave, ao, OS SE Rk ea Pe _ aS, 5. Kk SALE—THE BEST OF THE SEASON—-A teh per Cent sfoas iuvestiment; store and dweili near Prius. eve and Ith st reali for 0 dysstt i Rese FauTy ¥ Nis TO boKROW Aauwsediatesy Tew lars on per Soual Hroperty security. 10 jor con! tuterest AMPLE SROUMITD, Marclbee ayaa Te PKOMPT Midis 20, WOas on Bia AMD ettention toa pu pin ations MASLLVT & BRADLEY, 22m wir wt uw. \WAXLED-ADVERTISER WILL PaY @10 12a OR RENT— 1000 N i sve, per month: will be suid to ‘first for Mente tor iva . ne - 0.20, usual tera,“ b! i Wane i surance tor 6-000 Mb bier occ” yy as 5 ~ {2 4 Wasted—to (OBTAIN a LOAN OF $4,500 ee FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS | gro fine per went" bot oat anes tnd for being drunk and disorderly. : George Nolan was another person who dranl NIED—if KNOWN 1 AMIN TOWN FOR too much “fire water” and he too had a re: W few dappintyg ap wouty“arat-caan voc dan Event in his pocket, although it was not Some nd Seto. ‘Bear of Hehe a — se eee een spignt hour and be | UNiED_MOWMES TO Fawr OME AT URGE ‘wood: Be grass, water and slade. Inquire V saw him ond took him in custody for safe keep- | 1340 O35" wee ing. It was probably a good thing that he did so, W SNER—ADOUT G00 LOADS OF CLEAN DiRT for Mr. Nolan had more than €500 in his pock- on the lot the hort of eteand bad he been lot alone he might have | Nort Capitol and O sts. nw. JOH en cay been met by some of the light-fingered gentry, | #87. #-7 1st. n.w. who would have relieved him of his money. TANTED—A BOYS’ SAFETY, LARGE SIZE, Mr. Nolan oxplained that he was taking the | VV chesp for cash. OF svply B1ORE. 437 empty pistol Lome from his place of business sad Jolge Miller suspended sentence in the couse. WASTED HovsEHorD AND OFFICE FURNI- ture; aiso stocks of rrp) ee igs paeliwe and hauling. At WH. H.T., Star offlve. JB" WANTED WILLIAM C. FRIGGELL, PIANO tuner, 123 Gth st. 6. w. First-class tuning at iowest rates. Orders Ly mail promypuly to. dyn ‘The Saloon War at Aurora. The saloon war in Aurora, Ill, ts about to come to a speedy end, at least so far as the city is concerned. A meeting of the tinance com- mittee, the mayor, veveral aldermen and the representatives of saloon keepers was held yes- FS Ga Toul fe Sous on ie ax ‘ud, back; please: imei iad Fe ‘RENT—1017 14TH N.W., LARGE, GOOL F R RENT—ENTIRE THIRD FLOO} PREM- Petar Meetane ie MAKER, MOF ee awe “PY ISP peor veggie eg FURNISHED, PLEASANT rooms; in ithout 5 Rousing sigan pen sopra jyli-lm* RB RENT—14) BT., BI Eitaderan, luzith tn tage en at, Mister tebe ee BR RENT—THE WOODMONT, 14TH ANDIOWA Tet nw. fo0Ms SOUS eat awe Seer uaa pearl fishers, says that that industry is dead. ‘An occasional eddy is found along the Sugar and Pocatonica rivers, in which there are o few clams, but no finds of good pearls have becn reported since the first excitement ended. It is the opinion of dealers that profitable pearl fishing im Wisoonsit, rivers is practically ended Eg: ture upholstered. repaired, packed ani stored. Havas aaa Oe W ARE? a SAUTER SE OT AE Se ; coolest ia the city: ‘ano electric Keitie up and down sist eneastt piss tgp aster ‘au evening's Walk sgvod. prompt wervice, ‘ayit-in : = — LOST AND FOUND. terday, at which « ptoposition to settle the con- | WW PSE CPEENIKG ap MeMOTATING NOLeE, Sa ep Te troversy by. Gc stgpaouns Lo Ponagemneno pa a o and 1710 ae o32 cous _— ad thoro ry | ROU! doe pig? pater betee Tee ce agreed upon. ‘The terms of preposition e ‘ : vottal o ‘have aaiue by paying expen: are that 4 committee of arbitration shall de- | suamattscrage onovaled "SUSE STEN Sitiagee fee. HD PBELES. Ye Sue BY baying expen: cide the question and that its decision shall be IOLIN AND FLUTE PUP: sy | STRAYED AWAY MONDAY MORNING, JULY nal. ns iia Belontibe instruc: | yh sTee” ulder tipped with red: green ——_+e+———__ Hons, $0 for tw ciel thee or turn Tecelve liverad rewards mie Pearl Fishing in Wisconsin Dead. oie = N OAK WILL CEMETERY AND Reiph Lidster, one of the original Wisconsin | WV f\ctore co snus that tay tan never Gets aura | ana egaed Me Mead eevee blew. Retarm ios Laat Stussen ‘id st. w. Lost JUhY 27, 4 “PAUL &. wilt” FOUNTAIN which owiie® valuss asa gift. Meturn to Room Sealy building, AIDE ae news Ete Ho sto mw. LLO8i MONDAY RVeNING, aT PENNA, AVE. Ji gna Fike, ona s - nih pera masa for several zenciations at least, an there are #0 aus Feaining th the rivers wich pro- Is that it woul ire many yours for te clans to wultiyly suffictently. Besides there inno knowing, how many yours aro ro uired to produce rls, ever. pest es ‘The trouble pearl hunters ey destroyed STEN RTHAND AND TIFEWRITING, Witsiuaine Iry hours’ dicetion warh week |e: py i Hera uni Meuine ton; frie te atte ranean cleat SeathEss Cortes, , ' dyh-tin S YOuR HoIsES ON wi J ‘son's sock and gram turma 16h per wou; Sor ot aw. was caused by the fact that were uvt expericnced hands. cf ‘instead of carefully opening them | meals and Ie Best iin then toring them Dac whem found not ao | Beran attract te. Fc WinON, wa contain pearls. W YOR! CRAYON! WE WANT al we vy Mata tietin 3 Biore wUarsnterd. ~ 271% Coun. gve. 2... ‘i eke aw. ‘The Nebraska Governorship, A dispatch from Nebrasks City, Neb., says: Chairman Watson bas abandoned the project of electing a governor this year. He has come ‘that to be good. The Pacific Bank enough solu to, met the run ou the savings ¥.,Abemday sight Grotped the barsing evieh m her dress, veloping bher- am fames and burning body in such a horrible manner that she died in s agony soon afier the flames wore oxtinguis! Tank aed all depositors who applied foe meg tant eee K P Excunsion to Bay Ridge, July 80.—Adet, axe room B. and 0. O8ST—TUESLAY EVENING, ERR ae Seene | 0S? — GY? — ENGLISH GuEYHOUND; TAN Leet pee een Lah BERATED on sor, oe torent KET BOOK 1X whi tigomeut ot gual» te 8 er cad recatve $3 beward; 80 collar a2 Cia Fe x SOLU LOCKE, (GCLD QUABTD). Bi {UK SALE—GILL BOAT, SALL AND 0) i, a Auptincatid iayood condition, Appiy at THOS. | MONEY T0,LOAN 1X LARGE AND SMALL SUMS Ty0sCororan st, Ur 2s | RITTEW'S vost Louse, opposite power house, jth st. | inthe District of Columbia. BM i 11s Sth st uw, Yr Bxth st ne, sie. 237-60 | MERE —______ cor. 1th aud Pate. be We dyis-Lat” TYLLE BRUT ME OLD, ists ecacw, Fe ne ioe ean Eh ‘ONY TO Loam IN ANT BU FoegES STORE Fie Tsth'st, now : Jowest Fates rr ved 5 at., corner of 19%! — > : Usted wit the urbe oranda eee oe EAM NM, TE TERY amen | Sr sea eae tar too Hi ‘Address Box 124, Star othe eye near + OnTHOS. iT & Co. risee. cf = set ; ; 3 6 Pet a. ih. rampee_ | FON SALE GROCERY (AND TIQUOR a Di i oe doing & cash trade of @RO per day. cueaD reat. ONEX TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AF. TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT | You wean Uustnens you. a til 1,000 | Moved D. neat jp ee Tso nsw possn ent | emg, owner Por “Aiidrese SARLTSCH SRE ie =? oe gir ij Satis rund thectite: che suaure ison nankee gene | TON GALE_JOB LOT OF HORBE BHRESe wee OU WANT MOM a Seah dage Vai baiore Vor aterdp us ent, ORL” | F’prta2urrane apnad, monte beasts chaos | JJO,FOU WANE MONEY? 10 TO #100 70 Loust Tarueess tory tom prices, IEA ESo Ai wags, 0 serbotal proper RB RENT-.703 C ST. SW./% ROOMS; ALL Tiss r a Drincipal and itevest payabw is weekly , modern “inproverpents and in he repaie: wi, 60 a TATE Te | maven remsotal of onde i anytuing reasonabie to, Please apy lice ‘Price. €35. re SALi—VICTOR SAFETY: LATE 1800 PAT. jeoaty 6, Ber ae: dy22. EBLE, i 0. 1910 F st. a. w. tern: in very best condition ; @100, with lamp snd yp ONKY AN a Pen erecneea aESE MOUSE, U0 | Tow salg- Sew wai ecPety~oarie pene | ML ,e taste OM wim OrWARD. and Goth ang Tati wth. Row. Ap to SOHNE, parte: completes with impend belt eaty | ST mein? rmaiagliean GREEN. 14160 at-n.w jy20-m ‘ines shiutly worn: Buish in yood condition cca ox DOR RENT—1510 LST. NW., OWMS., BATH | S230 Lathes, uw. ayis- Sw. BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. and im} im qpeallent comitioa. knee, per | POR SALE—BRAND-NEW 160] PATIEEN EN- B. 0. BOLTEMAX, month. SOTHO! HENSES Co, So | Ei tate; Zl tall bering, Ser ood Cor. 10th and F sts. a. w. SS aa SON | Sune 1s iden at wears DON OTS t0 $100; San Be | A ONET To WAN IN sys Lo SCtT at COR ely Riera oan tha at Pn, ingen aap aay Saee | BTM CRCTERATCAS TS curse bale dime Few: only 615 complete; callat 1225 14th ot. nw. jylsow pMPLETE AND BKAXD EW 'B. Monin, Cantou, Unis: 2 sapathcanlansaaalconaieaesl Fee. SALL—-MONKEYS, PARKOTS, OANARIES, Ww, ee su Fe, SALE—-350 BEWING MACHINES WHICH arabe Se havetaken in exchanxe for Dowestics. At 4 10 and, At AUEKBACH'S Capiter Hill Tug Ee Sik) Sasi FRY SAPESBICICUES PSYCHO SA¥ETIES YOR syivania uve: ace. Wal = ie pera Sat 3|tee uaa SALE—THE SPRING CURRYOO: strenxtl, Foe SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW 3 caulen BALL P estar Meee ni