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a. The coamamisr as ssrsFm - tss- ~t
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tsr Counei. has dnc,ci ;'1t tc STATE
House - dTsr--i in n%.ogru.H- 81 a -
a. ihlri, ass, sni ihag he ~S~r-f'N ~
Of 81. State - c.oSci on As Gas 80 A
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great seal % :he S:.,r e SAuss%
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ies'h ~ The sagii"l t.o,eTu"r Na7Hstaso
Addressed thr following a.'u -
kJIgtapt General Jami~nu
J e. IatrIsuo. AdfugauI t.snrysi 80 v s@+F--
Ctn oF JT,rHE~s~ JuIF Sd have
iu>; rvcrisr~i .afosu.iloE 20 t~ death ~
general l.N 1rsnt which SECURED a.
eight o'ci,yA ihs morning The ~afccr . {
ono 80 The .Ecsts,; soldiers aut mtsFi Ua~
tfsog> Cl;scu- of m,SieTa titrv. - taas "a
mentally ended a rsgcsr. apv~tvf. .-tt.
rounded aui cuu plctc In al gFuI~sft'a~
4, lnd rati,r 90 the universal .'ic, tftt
prevails throughout The r'N.f~i VOID.
ami especially n, q kzt nonis. - Ihe sraA
Uatiun and r.;ccm N which ih~ slu,tn 'aF
Ircra'~i VA bod by thr l~"pl- 90 Ns
e5Ufl irrespective Of party sf efvset }~1 afa
hereby directed. nrst u iiunis-ifatsy Is
play THE National ia az h4if nsa~i tfues
r4c annoy Building Butii rual Huicfrlc0t
-is. second. ~ are the pT,ssftis~t Nat.r
saint. daring the dss q ihv ~'i'ua ,oer
4alss. JpIN : N~NI~NuVAr.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
~OsCRlSC Tas DEAD.

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~s.en@rsf srsnt-Nr~ s~rks rsFD-ss.
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r--a
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The rioting at the iSthmus has assumed pro-
portions which require energetic action from
those who are responsible for law and order
II is not incumbent on this government 10 regu-
late Panamas affairs, but we have duties there
towards our citizens and their business inter-
ssts. and If is very desirable that in this
emergency the United states should show its
ability TO protect life and property. On ac-
count OF canal jealousies and for other reasons
the United States is not loved at the isthmus
but We should at least be respected
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Some crank has figured up that base ball will
cost the country sixteen million dollars this
season. This statement shows how silly q man
can be and yet be allowed to run at large. Very
possibly enough people Will pay their quarter
or half dollars during the summer at the en-
frances of base ball grounds TO make up an ag-
gregate of sixteen million dollars. but if so the
money is not lost in any sense OF the term. The
people simply change the coins from one pocket
to the other. and everybody is the gamer. The
national game must not 90, but almost every
body will go to the national game
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Wolseley has come to u standstin in Egypt
the French are bottled up in TOnquin and Bar
rios has been soundly whipped in his frs fight
with the Salvador troops. The worlds supply
of Alexanders and Napoleo-.s seems TO be
petering out.
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General Grants strong nature has made a
stubborn resistance to the disease which as
sails him, but the inevitable end draws near
His sufterings are great, ana it is scarcely a
mercy to prolong them. He dies surrounded
by loving family. among whom death now
enters for the first time, while the world at
tends in silent sympathy. 1t is easy to see, at
this hour, how lightly history will touch on
the imperfectiOns in a character which was es-
sentially heroic and which brought such glory
to the American name.
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Though il may be more of the country's bust
ness, still the country is not sorry to hear that
there is no foundation for the story that Mrs
Garfield is to marry again.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NyANTED-A SMALL FARM, OF FROM 10 TO
w 100 Acres. with six or eight room House, and
within five miles Of city. Address f. H.. star
office. ap2 Ria
LNOR SALE-A FINE BUILDING SITE OF OVER
I 20 acres west of Brightwood, near Rock Creek.
Extensive views. Apple, pear, cherry, peach and
chestnut trees. $50 per acre. LOUIS p. SHOEMA-
kER, 800 st. NV. apl-:,ts
NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
IL ERTY:
Cottage containing IL Rooms and BATH and all con-
venlences, on Ocean ave. Atlantic City. about fifty
yards from the Beach Price $4,000.
HUFTY & DYER
applet 18th aud L SIS NV
NOR SALE
II Fruit and Dairy Farms near the city
HUFTI & DYER,
mi T, n
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Secretary Lamars Illness from overwork may
teach him the unwisdom of pushing depart
ment business faster than the conditions war
rant. 1t is as hard to make fiat time fiat
money. Both are under laws superior TO official
DEGREES 1t Is very important that in such
bureaus as those of patents and pensions the
work be well done, and it will be very poor
economy TO exchange quantity for quality of
work in either of these Offices. In both of them
business has accumulated, but not through the
fault of the force; and what the patent Office
needs particularly is not extra hours but extra
clerks 1t Is a shame TO the government that
where the inventors of the country pay profit
into the Treasury from the tax on patents THAT
the wo- K should either be neglected or imper-
lied By haste.
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The year following a presidential election is
the quietest. politically, of any of the four. 1t
Is a year of rest and peace. Both parties are
generally exhausted, and the new issues have
not yet taken shape. There will be several
rather interesting conflicts this autumn, how
ever and the politicians are already getting
into fighting shape. The first election of the
year and the only one in the spring takes place
in Michigan on the sixth of April. In August
there will be elections in Utah and Kentucky; in
October, Ohio will have an important election,
bearing on tie succession of Senator Sherman.
In November elections occur in Connecticut,
Iowa, Massachusetts New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania Rhode Island and Virginia. No
broad national issues enter into these contests,
as the next congressional elections take place
In 1856 but they may furnish material for
Judging ofthe tendencies of public opinion. In
Virginia, for instance the election is to decide
the fate OF Malone. In New York, il will have
an important bearing on the next Senator from
that state. In Ohio it will involve the political
management of the state, and to some extent.
as has just been said, will decide who shall be
elected to Senator SherTnan's seat in the Senate
The vote in Iowa will indicate how the agricul-
tural regions of the northwest, which have
shown signs % wavering in the republican faith
regard the policy of the Cleveland adninistra-
ton as far as developed.
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AIORTGAGEES SALE
M On Thursday, April ., 1885, at O'Clock D. n

NIORTGAGEE's sALE- -
w On Thursday, April g. 1885, at 2 O'Clock p. IA.
A farm of 81 acres improved by two-story Franc
House, with rooms and large cellar also Barn out
remainder under cultivation Fruit trees, &c
miles east Of Bennings in Prince Georges County,
Nd, formerly owned by Jno A. J. Braunstein.
eighteen months, secured by mortgage all cash al
the option of the purchaser. Deposit of 80 at time
Their particulars call on " X MEN DEN HALL
Room 2, Phoenix Building, s. W. cor. lo.h and SITS.
1COR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROF
u erty in Baltimore or Washington, dsrable Coun-
ohio Railroad; 30 acres good House ana oaibgI Ing
desirable neighborhood. near school OF Christian
ton given on application - Mr. JOHN f. NEMMTS.
% It. Paul St, baltimore, Nd. mh2G-thSsJw
NOR SALE--MA GARDEN, 3 ACRES AT
rooms passage and cellar; new barn and siab!e 3
by 20 feet, stories high win cellar wells of pure
water, one al dwelling and the other barn: black
smith shop on corner; soil fertile located high
plateau between the Potomac and Ia KENT rivers.
splendid roads; remarkably :hy; convenient u
LATTIIMER, Camp Spring p o., Prince oeorge COM
25OOuTFbAaRRMS Ssp OF ALI ~ SIZE AN sgR
and to exchange for improved and uniInproved city
property. We also city property for sale and ex
''''''se several country s &M H 6r M leaf CO.
m2S1ms St Charles Hotel. 3D. and Penn. ave
nor RENT-A FINE FRUIT AND DAIRY
IL Farm, three miles from tbs city; 100 acres nine
room Dwelling tenant house sid ample outbuildincs
X. A. PHILLIPS, 142S New York ave. nlh25-lm
lNOR RENT-NEAR MARBI.EITEAD MASS
L several handsome summer Residenccs on the north
shore of Massachusetts Bay, Is miles from Boston
THOS j. FISHER 4 co,
mh24-2w 1924 st. NV
TNOR RENT-ATFALLs CHURCH. Wa LARGE
- new House; location healthy; large grove and
plenty fruit For Information Apply TO 4. w. FITS
Room z. Coz Louisiana mhl6-3Ms
NOR SALE-TWO FARMS, ONE OF SO ACRES
II the other SO 8 miles above Georgetown &C. near
conduit road Apply 10 i. L. MOORE, Georgetown
u - mhlUlm$
nor SALE-OR ESCHANGE-FOR UNTNCUNI-
4 beTed property, Farm 1876 acres, 10 miles from
Washington, near Il. Il. station: excellent water,
orchards and vineyards good house; barn Inquire
ZOOS st. iaS-;,ul@
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DENTISTRY,

CAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS
= fifteen years experience in Dentistry. Office, 1907
j stn-w. Preservation of The NaiuT..i Teeth a spe-
cialty. oc2s
nR STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND SIS
II NV Filling specially; also. the cure of tooth
ache without extracting. a local al-sthetic used
the gums ailevates pain of extracting Gss given
Charges moderate.
nR- T. II. TALBOT, DENTIST. A37 1TH ST,
-. three doors from corner h Dentistry in RAJ
its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
warranted lanl
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HOTELS.

bRoCK's CoSGREssIoNAL HoTEI.
This Hotel is situated opposite the Capitol-New Jer-
sey ave. and ST. Se.--the most elevated point in
Washington. 1t Is OF the malaria district being
one hundred feet above tie level OF the Potomac
From fits Balconies beautiful view be had OF
entire city OF Washington Arlington Heights, Poio-
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boariers
accommodated with Geiig tf airy and well ventilated
rooms. Transient $500 per cay Regular boarders Tor
summer season at lo~ Rates H BROCK PROP
mhlS3m Formerly OF Jersey City. " J.
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IL,
applet 18th and SIS
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME,
AT BRIGHTWOOD, ID. G,
THREE MILES FROM CITY,
Six acres of land 4l rich and fertile garden land H.
in beautiful grove of oak and chestnut trees on an
eminence commanding fine view. Improvements
consist of q small house and barn.
Also valuable Orchard of ninety Dwarf Pear Trees
Of choicest varieties in full bearing. Price. 81 400
j. V. y. HUNGk,
ap1-6t 1903 Pennsylvania ave.
nor SALE-AN ENTIRELY NEW COTTAGE
II at Falls Church, Va, containing seven rooms
gether with one and half of very rich land
beautifully located in the best portion of the village
Will be completed about April 18th For particu-
lars call on address + j. BIRCH, Falls Church Va
mh31-3t*
L WISH TO BUY TEN ACRES OF LAND, But
Il II must be rich, and at railroad station steam
boat landing. pay cash. and want bea utf site t.
build house Give full description. and address "
w GILES, 1888 18th ST u. W., Washington, ID. c.
mh3l3t*
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Now FoR SPRING C1orH1xe.

WHEN \ MAN Is ABOUT TO BUY HIS CLOTH.
ING 1T Is FIRST NECESSARY THAT HE
SHOULD HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE HOJ1SF,
HE DEALS WITH HE SHOULD THEN SAT.
lSFY HIMSELF WITH REGARD TO THE.
PRICES. AFTER WHICH HEHAS BIT To Ey.
ERCIsE HIS JUDGMENT IN MAKING HIS Sc
LECTIONS. BUYERS WHO VISIT GEORGE
SPRANSY ARE NEVER DISAPPOINTED CON.
CORNING THESE IMPORTANT POINTS PER.
FEET HONESTY AND FAIR DEALING is HIS
INFLEXIBLE BUSINESS PRINCIPLE: PRICES
LOWER THAN OTHER HOUSES ALWAYS
THE RULE, AND WHEN 1T COMES To A oIyEsS
TION OF TASTE THEIR CUSTOMERS WITr
dI5N.D1soiIES r. HANGING HANG FROM sl2 TO $50, And
POINTS THE FACT THAT We ARE THE ONLY
House IN THE CITY GIVING A LEGAL WRIT
TN GUARANTEE, MAKE IT A SAFE PLACE TO
BUY. 1870 ~
GEORGE SPRANSY
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
app sO7 Seventh street,
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mh2I WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Penn. ave.
INOR RENT-IN ANACOSTIA, ONE 6 ROOM
y House, nearly one acre of ground Fruit trees;
Stable, etc. $500 per year.
One room House; large lot; variety of Fruit; Sta
bic. $3.50 per year.
Two room Houses $3.50 per month.
Apply to H.A. GRISWOLD, Anacostla, DC.
mh2l Il
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - TWO COMFORTABLY FUR
w nished Rooms with board for two adults three
small children and nurse, not to exceed $50 per
month. Address MOREAU, Star Office ap2-3t*
WANTED FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS
w for four adults with without board central To-
cation preferred Address PERMANENT, Star office.
ap2-.t*
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT-S-ROoM BRICK HOUSE, 1853 18TH
II ST NV, with all mod. imps. and In good repair.
at $50 mo- in advance. For particulars call aer
pm. at. 21S9 81 NV ap2lws
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FOR RENT-STORES.

L,oR RENT-AN ATTRACTIVE STORE, STU
- ated in the business center of the city, being 2O
1th ST. NV. Inquire ut the private entrance. ap23t*
Il avenue suitable for a provision, feed, plumbing
paint or other establishment adjoining the corner oc
cupied by d. l. Offutt, Rent low to good ten
ant. Apply to G. A. UPPERMAN, 1611 High St,
Georgetown. mh3I-3ts
NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING NORTH
- west corner of Corcoran and 14th SITS. Inquire Of
Il. A. KNORR, 745 Ith st. mh31-3t*
nor RENT-THE LARGE, wELLKNOWN
II Piano Store, with cellar, 423 18th ST. NV, half
square north OF Penna ave. on one of the best thor
oughfares between Penna ave- and st. mh1S-21t*
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANIED--HOUSES.
WANTED-MAY 1sT, HOUSE OF SIX OR
w eight rooms, with basement modern improve
sh na h and and
Star Office ap2-3ts
w House of 5 to rooms, within easy access by rail
to the city. Address B., Star office. ap2-Gts
WANTED-sMALLH HOUSE FOR, FAMILY OF
w three: convenient to o. Dept. Address stating
terms, NJ, 47e Pennsylvania ave. ap1-2t*
NYANTED-SMALL BRICK HOUSE IN n W.
~, secon; price not to exceed $1,000 Address Box
WANTED-HOUsE, UNFURNIsHED, EIGHT
w nine rooms, preferably two stofies good loca-
ADDRESS, stating rent and other particulars, " R. H.
Box 1874, City. ap1-3t
WANTED-TO HIRE OR LEASE FOR
furnished House, mod imp in northwest; Stable pre-
ferred; no brokers' Address, with full particulars, s.
MAY, Star office mh3l-2w*
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VVANTED-BoARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
wife IN gvas c family in mort northwest section
tc"srs a. S''f ONCE state terms and apaa Psr
WANTED-YoUT TO CALL AND SEE THEM
Gem1s car ard ana S SHOES
sho oe: Store s si6 sth A st. ~ worm apast
WANTED-THAT 81 BOX OF so CIGARS.
SICKLE BROS. 1O11 Pennsylvania ave ap2-lm
WTANTED--A FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
w Safe, inside dimensions no less than SO inches
in height and IL inches deep. Address f., Star
WANTED-EvERY, ONE. TO KNOW THAT
hesi,hiaihess and consequent high worth could be be
demand We also Manufacture Hair and WOOL Mat lat
RE Ss9Gas sss
and Bedding, S37 It'll, cor. X. mh24-2w*
w Customers for the best g and $3.50 Fur Derbys
Of Hats and Mems Furnishings cheap. misc
WIANTED-GooD PRICES PAID FOR RARE
envelopes and department. stamps. Send on approval
By pye t. & T sas ST an
Pa. mh26-im
wv ANTED-ELECTRIC HAIR ToNIC-T1IE
Hair in from six weeks TO three months one inc to
three in length according to age and of falling
washington testimonals Of reliable parties Of hair
PRODUCED after years Of baldnsss be
mhis-3m - ~>''''' ~ - '''sA'''
TED-sECoND-HAND CLOTHING. WAT
prse p Aio sngse
701 7thsw.N Note by mail promptly attendedtoj 123m@
WANTED = STEAM CARPET-CLEANTNG BY
ms sys 1a MIS-
ITYANTED-FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES. FOR
TO s W f ca EHres hsvng
AZ and 9th Also the cheapest place to hire
Horses aud Carriages. Horses aud Carriages for
sale. f2S
WANTED,EvERY LADY TO BE HER own
w dressmaker by learning cutting and fitting by
II Is Taught at 1887 Pennsylvania ave. NV feo3
VTYANTED-INSECTS AND THEIR GERM F,Y-
w terminated nom Bed Lounges and other ftlrni-
ture, Furs. &C A. II. CHACE d BRO
au21 GIG Louisiana ave
VXyANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT John z
w BEALL, Bateman Co.'S Bank, 14l1 "a at n
w. is Commissioner Of Deeds for every state and
Territory U. g. Commissioner EXAMINER aud No
tary. Always tc ONCE from a. m. to D. M na2
FOR RENT-FLATS
TNOR RENT
E FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHEp FLATS
in the
WOODMONT
Cor. 18th Ct aud Iowa Circle
Apply to
J. v. N. HUYcK.
Ap1-0 1tO6 Pennsylvania ave,
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GRASD SrnrSa Orrsrso
S s. HI III 81 $ E! is :: ::
f E ZEE ####$ HB BD3 e 4
i IN III Err WV il Bob Ern 1 "a / - !.
e26 SEVENTH STREET,
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNErs,
AND ALLTHE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
MILLINERY, ON
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
APRIL ID AND Sd.
ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED
ap1-1m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

K.NOR SALLY ALUABi BUSINESS PROPERTY
A CA uorl Size II eHnS. ivania euue. tety.e-n fb
rad l'i.A II. I-E Inquire uf ". j. MILLER, Httf-
J., y-ai-laN. 4 IS Louisiana ave. np2-IW
" 81. III ~
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WANTED-HET,P

WANTED-A YOUNG CoLoRED MAN (oNE
from country sd psehfsrre to take care Of horse
quired. Apply at 531 10th st NV. Its
WANTED,AT ONCE, a FIRsT-CLAss PLUMB
fE a sa91 4n NEED apply
WANTED SEAMsTRESS WITH EXPERT
to Mrs. snSs fnt nake 1sas cloths Apply
w at KEEN's. Ala 9th st. ap2-3t
AASY0TTE1Rs. s.. F a1s 2 MAN COOK, 1T
WANTED COOK. GIRL. OR WOMAN,
good wages s, eF competent one Cali with refer
w dressmakinE: must be neat fal Sso2 + 81 he
tween 18th and 18th NV. aD2.2tt
WANTED--A WHITE GIRL AS WAITRESS
y at $40 10th st. NV. Apply between 10 am. and
WANTED-AT e1s 18TH ST. NV, a NEAT
and competent Waitress and Chambermaid,
w thoroughly competent millinery Saieslady; go cd
salary and permanent position. ap2-3t
WAppy as i4as S 9S,S ST, AMP
WANTED-THREE EXPERIENCED SALES
useo aaIe g and one boy to make himself generally
w =; ;fs 6; wv SoEk :: Apply ffsEM1N BROS
WANssT5, E,;, III I5I5S :, GIRL 70 ATTEND
ave ~ ~ ~ ~ " n'"Se"ofh' at a 20 St IA
W Fraser at {. FurscHEs, 1928 9 pennsylya s
"ANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN
w to cook wash and iron in a private family. In
quire at 1852 Corcoran 81. NV. api-3t*
VXTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND
w Chambernaid: colored help preferred. Apply
at once at 724 18th ST. NV. ap1-:St*
WANTED,-AN ASSISTANT WHO IS -FANTIL-
aa @ M
dress Loek Boy IS, washington 5. e f' mRsi-s11
WANTED-GENERAL AGENT TO INTRO
oil P ea e IN ss M eS
derrys Wharf, Baltimore Md. m3I-3t
WANTED = LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
employment; this is glass painting but something
new that can be Learned in five minutes: instruc
canvassing f,ii sample completed sent free send
CO.. 4S School street, Boston, a Mass mSass@
"ANTED.wHITE AND COLoRED WOMEN
cooks $40 to 500 c'h;ambermaids, nurses, gen
rRcE a sl Rooms %en ReDns
Agents. 926 ST. NV. mhti-4w*
WTANTED-LADTFs TO WORK FOR Us AT
paints glass pictures. canvassing or peddns This is
Strictly genuine Earning from $50 to IS daily. &C,
Trading Company, LA fremont ST., Boston, Mass.
WTANTED-LADTEs AND GENTLEMEN, IN
fa' c &c" ss
NTANTED-LADIES BY CRESCENT ART co.
w to take light. pleasant employment at their
Week can be made no photo painting no e"nSaspg
For h1l information please address at CRES-
CENT ART CO., Revere Mass. mh12-36ts
work at their homes 81 s. e ana
sasiy Eor R" e aa
phia Pa, Box 1893. mhlO-54t*
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

NOR RENT--A HANDSOME VILLA, AT NEW
n port, on Gibbs aye. Terms reasonable Apply
to ROBERTSON u CRALLE, 1924 st. NV. m3O-lw
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE
A splendid lot. on north side Nassachu.cs,..~.
between 18th and iiih sts., running bark 10 NJ "a
HUfTf e DYER
apl-" lSth and d So
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L'oR SALE = 26 NEW DAYTON WAGONS
y cheapest In the city. We build 10 order 3 .prlag
wagons, and all classes of work on monthly new
nents PEABCE Il MERTZ. l3s9 High st, Vet
Washington. nhfp.st#
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UyANTED-A SITUATION BY BARTENDER
w with good habits; best OF references furnished
Address Box 112. Star office. lts
w Place as chambermaid. Call address 1910
18th st. NV. LIS
VXYANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLOREsD
w man, Situation to attend q horse. and to
make himself generally useful Call address at III
NJ ST. wv. City references. 1t"
"ANTED-A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY WE'LL
w educated, accomplished musician desires posi-
travelled; highest references. Address E. RFIP Star
Office. ap2-2t*
NTANTED-BY AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED
w hOusekeeper a Situation housekeeper or to
take charge of house during summer months best Of
reference Inquire at 1907 S ST. NV ap2-3t*
WANTED BY A COMPETENT WHITE
w woman, Situation frst-class cook, willing
to assist in washing and ironing, to travel; city
references. Apply at 500 Oath St NV. ap1-2t*
VIyANTED-BY A WELL-EDUCATEDE ENGLISH
w person. situation Nursery Governess or
Nurse fond of children; good references. Address
MARION Star office. apl-2t*
WANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY GRADUATE,
Can furnish best of references. Address NJ R. D. Star
office ap1-3t*
UIANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, IS YEARS
w of age. position with pension claims at
torney. Three years experience. A good penman
and excellent references. Address W., Star office.
mh31-3t*
"ANTED-BY a YOUNG MAN FROM THE
w country, a situation clerk in grocery store;
has experience. Best of references. Address ].
A c., GOresville. Loudoun county, Va. mh5O-6t*
VXTANTED-PLACES FOR VOUSEKEEPERS
w seamstresses, ladies' maids cooks nurses, cham
with references PRICE & COOMBS, Employment
and Room Renting Agents, 926 Est. n. w. mhe-4w*
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ENUR SALE-HAIR SHEDDER-ENCEIs Any
thing for removing the shedding coats from horasS
dandrutf and other ellete matter Can be used ula,n
the tenderest hide. Price Jo cents.
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TNOR SALE-STFINWAY SQUARE pIANO.
owner desires to sell at once: handsome Rosewood
case carved leg steinway Piano, with best improve
ments and good new for only 5000 cash including
stool and cover this Is the greatest hrreain eseT
offered. Can be seen at PIANO ENCHA NOE s22
9ihSt. ,1b4i
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs

f|oR SABA SECONDHAND JUMP-sEAT
kgc6away iu eNcellcn- order.
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