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Progressive Euchre.

from the CINCINNATI Graphic.
The tables were arranged in the large psr
Tors SO that there was quite a distance be-
tween the head table and The three othen
The BOBBY tabie represented France, and %
Was covered with "A handsome Partisan mat
The playing cards Were beautifully pictured,
representing court testers and theatrical eeleb.
rites Here bonbons were Distributed which
contained fools caps The conversation was
carried on entirely In French. The third
table was designated to Germany. The lucky
couple who were at the Beoby table then tray-
s ,.a ifo .ar,nin 10 Germany. Like Tue tsss
country. The playing cards were quite patrj.
otto. the kings and queens OF the past gene
rations being artistically executed them.
Ofcourse a change OF language necessary.
and those not proficient were compelled, like
many pour tourists. to trust TO luck. The liable,
from Berlin, was embroidered most accurately
displaying pack ui cards throw careicssiy on
the table. Several gentlemen, who attempted
ural they were. Next the lucky tourist crossed
The channei and landed In England, the
second table huge oak table card-tabie
Ing cards were gorgeously illustrated, represent
Ing scenes In the indian and Egyptian cam.
paigns. servant Was In constant attendance
To crrry of the numerous his that were con.
staDtly dropped. ARTS trumps." lave
You playcdg' ETC., were popular queries. Here
the Conversation WAS mostly upon the depart
ure of steamers for America, and many were
the specuations as TO which couple would make
the voyage. Home at last!' was heard, when
triNeters ma cFtf>sed Tue Atian-
tic "A ter farewell 10 old England and their dis
"a pointed opponents. America the prize table,
situated In the back parlor, WA decorated with
the stars and stripes, and the cards were u pic
toriai description OF the discovery OF Amer
lea.
AT last our excited tourists breathed q sigh
Of relief and talked To their hearts content.
The winners at this =. le were only too glad 70
remain. but the uH. ate losers were com.
PEELED like the Wa Jew To- move on
The guests were beN ia and delighted. for
the details OF the gaze were perfect and the
effect most happy. As the first game at the
head tof the table WAS concluded the swiss
clock chimed in with .Cuckoo. cuckoo which
became the vlctors' triumph cry during the
evening. The badges were made OF birch bark.
upon which the aces deuces, trays ana fours
were worked In many coIored straws. The
prizes were collected during @ long trip abroad.
and were most tasteful souvenirs.
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PERSONAL.

SS0 CASH AND TWENTY PER CENT LONG
.~JO as retained will be paid 10 ANY one securing
,ne eIIpiayment under the governmtnt pAyt E not
dls-3ts = -
WASH DETECTIVE AGENCY-OLDEST ES
" iaoIished; reliable information Furnished con-
situations Tree and strictly confidential Once hours
a-n; TO 10 I'm: managers. w. WiLLIAASA {. h.
N{cDEvfHT's DETECTIVE AGENCY 8
~ Information furnished % reliable psfsons only.
otre.iy e0Bfidssntia
I'm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
onron as we now prepared 10 nay full value Zoe
ise1ss SeeoHd- hand Chilling address Or caal e
- CSTis'S Old stand" Oh u st. NV. Oc6r.tm
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MAR RED.

HATCH-owEN. On Thursday. December l7th.
lsso, the residence OF the bride. 1914 sunderland
Place by Kew. J. r. Perry Of 81 Andrews church.
MARK b HATCH u sAILIE A. OWEN dnaghte{
OF the late Mrs Ii. L. Maupin. No cards
copy
fRELAND-THoRN. On Wednesday, Decenabcs
l6th. 1855. " Rev. Samuel II. Greene, 10 EPH ri.
IRELAND and RHoDA NJ ThoRN, both Of tils
city.
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New York Letter to Phiisde. phia Times
AT O dinner party heard q speaker euio0Ino
Ellen Terry as the "iuspired woman" I rs-
called II to-day In speaking with Q friend about
her reported troubles with Mr.. Irving.
~ do not believe there has been any sepa-
ration" said he. "Miss Terry fairly worships
Mr.. 1rvings intellectual gifts. She often ssid
10 me; His powers Of mind are almost eodli.Se.'
do not believe there was ever any physical
love between them; but there has long been tie
highest type Of affection growing out OF CLOSE
ctInm ission of their mental gtftA. You mark
what say: Miss Terry has not left Mr.. Irvinz.
She dropped the part OF olivia, In my Judgmnt,
well, but more likely because the part was
being caricatured aimos. next door 20 her The
part OF Olivia, as portrayed By Miss Terry,
was seriousness itself, Laura Linden played
and caricatured Miss Terry frightfuliy. Miss
Linden made the part very funny, so thst
each night. In the midst Of Miss Terrys niost
pathetic passages, an audible smile would run
through the audience at the recollection OF Miss
Linden's guy Of the same part firing ofthts,
Miss Terry turned the part over 70 her under.
st ldy and 10 resting. Faust has been under
lined for some time at Mr.. irving's theater aud
rehearsais are now going on, aud, IL Miss Terry
should not appear in this new production. then
the world VIII know that she has teft Mr..
Irving. She can get q big salary from y dozen
managers, but do not believe she has either
host her admiration for Mr.. Irving or has sew.
cred her relations with him. She will not do 80,
can prevent IT, He needs her now more thar
at any time In his career"
The hair Is q conductor of electricity 70 the
brain. and 1t should never be less than two
inches In length. Unless the fncts are taught
In the schools 30 that the boys are warned, ia .
few generations more We shsli have u general
sofiening OF the brain among our mRsculio0
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District Government Affairs.

LII
The Commissioners have approved the issue
of liquor licenses to the following persons: Chas
A. Barnes Henry a. Hudson, John Murray
Mark OHaiiOran and julius Pach. They dis
approved the issue Oh licenses to the following:
Frederick Friedman, Frank Junshaus, Richard
}. Marshall and Kelly 4 Mccarthy.
POLICEMEN TRIED.
The police trial board recommend to the
Commissioners that Sergeant w. II. Trunneli
be fined SO for violating rule IL OF the IMAM
ual, which requires tie sergeant " lille on duty
to constantly patrol the beats and to enforce
the performance OF duty of privates Of police.
on p street, between saith and 35th streets,
and remained there about an hour while he
was assigned TO duty. They also recommend
that Private Eli Riley be cautioned .or vioi.t-
ing rule 135, he having entered the Matchbox
i'll Lafayette square while Gu patrol duty.
SEWERAGE OF THE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
BUREAU BUILDING.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury Fairchild in
letter to the District Commissioners, states
that "A copy of a letter addressed by the CON-
mSsioners TO the chief Of engineers, l.. s. A.,
the Potomac river between the long bridge and
17tb street, has been forwarded TO his depart
with q tracing irOAn the District sewer plans
showing the public sewers in the vicinity vi the
building OF the bureau OF engray Ing aud print
Ing, and the proper line and point OF cOnnec-
tio. of a drain from the printing bureau build.
ing, which, TO suit the present arrangem mi Of
the interior pipes, should run from the west
end.
CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THE INMATES OF THE
ASYLUM.
The special reQusiiion OF the Washington
asylum sent to the Commissioners provides Tor
il Christmas dinner for the inmates OF the aims
house, follows: Turkey 5OO pounds, boxes
oranges barrels apples, 100 pounds OF raisins,
300 pounds OF mince meat, 80 pounds Of dried
curranIs, 5 gallons of cider, 10 pounds citron,
100 pounds cheese, 80 dozen fresh eggs, &c.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisie: Mary r. Porter
repair brick stores. 43S, 436, 44O and 425 9th
street northwest; s., 100.
MISCELLANEOUS.
r. j. Collins complains to the Com missioners
of the character OF the frame building erected
on the lot in the rear OF 0O3 LIST street south.
west, adjoining his property.
James E. Fenton, 1907 X northwe asks
sidewalk front of 1925 7th street northwest
under permit system.
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Deeds in fee have been dled as follows: F.
Caroline I. Shields to Joseph Il; Lougron, p!.
5as Hasa Ms19 is5 Alice So 8 Dc
s, So. 7Sa; s.. James Cation to Laura " y.
H9ms same property; $3.50 Ss s tSd Palmer 70
bins to James Robbins. lot :B'' lone sighthj SO.
2ss; s.. Cecilia Howard 70 Mrs. c. 9. Shields
M s saa and r. scr So sss
Elizabeth Giasco to s. Bacon, sub lot c, 50. 267;
$3.50. Celestine Eustis 70 F. Wharton, subs
Il Ma sna 10 to ana a. < nsts sSs
Sarah NJ. Starr 70 John H. shelton. pit. lot 35,
50; 1912; s1so s J. J., : DAYS. toA. BuEgd9rt lots
r. E. Bradley, lot 50, So sos, lot SO, 20. 5os;
s.. r. II. Croker TO g. A. Wood, pts. / and
So LOSE SS $500 !as ae s faIs e
Walters TO n +. Thompson, sub II, 50. 4lO;
s.. NJ. F. Thompson to Fannie, same prop
T. 4. Murray. sub 10. IL and IL, 50. ST.; s.
s. Bacon to Mary J.Snowden, sub iotC, 50: 257;
ss1e.50, q: J: Bond . Agnes Rowan. sub lot
Deiano, lot 2s, 50. $40; s4OO:-B. H. Warner
-, 50. 764; g. MaryE Kraft TO Providenee
Miller, 70 r. o. Holtsman and ". r. Quicksaii,
undivided seventh pts. Ii and 4, %. 263; -.
So. Gsz; $4,000. Z. G. Davidson to Emma &
ker to {. o. sE Ward, lot ID, So l5s; 5000 ~
A POLITICIAN SHOOTS AN ORGAN GRiNDER.
j. Alexander Cunningham, prominent demo-
date at the last election tor police magistrate,
was arrested last evening on the charge OF ~
sault aud battery with intent TO kill an organ
grinder by shooting him. The Italian was
playing in front OF q saloon when Cunningham
rushed out with . revolver and hred two shots
at him, the second striking him in the back.
The shooting is said to have been done without
OrOvOCatiOn whatever.
A SCH0OLMISrRE8S INDfcTfD.-0ios Mildred
Rutledge, q young school teacher OF Aillsboro',
ILL.,, has been indicted for administering severe
punishment to one OF. her pupils. Miss Rutr
ledge has been teaching 1t Morrfsonvilie, abOat
twenty miles north Of Hills6oro, and u r
alleged that she nogged one 81 her scholar, .
lashes with such force as TO draw blood.
----HD>-
DIX CHILD SHOT NJ ANorHKR.-A CORES.
pendent OF the baltimore 1kw from Ellico4t
City, Md, says: John Mesh. aged stx, son OF
Jcseph Nash, residing on the BALTIMORE side o!
It IL Thought fatally wounGed 81 Alsxande1
Walker, aged eight, With abort gun at thai
place Tuesday. Atthe time OF the occurrence
there were several children In the room engaged
Ia play. when young Walker picked an q shot
gun, aud, upon ifS bet1g taken away from him
| by young Nash's slater seised ano&hsr which
was In corner OF the pm, and before - could
| whole load lodeing in young Nash's right ssm
], +. Williams and +. =. Offutt were summonet
and the arm, which hung only b. small Dor
tlcn Of 1esh, vas emputate1 THo child u 10
expeoted - i've
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6ladstoness Plan for Irish Home Rule.
THE LONDON STANDARD" SAYS n RRIsrI.Rs
WITH INsuPERABLE DIFFICULTIES.
The London Standard says: Mr.. Gladstone, on
taking Office, will be prepared to create On Irish
parliament TO manage legislative and admins
trative affairs, securities being taken for the
representation OF minoritiea. the equitable par
tition Of all imperial charges and the unity OF
the empire. The authority OF the crown and
the supremacy OF the imperial parliament wan
be assured: It ts probable that one OF the guar.
the Irish members by the crown. The Standard
commenting npon Mr.. Gladstone's plan. says:
difficulties, anbrding no material Tor Q compf-
mise. II such . parliament should be estab-
lished IL would not endure ak years. The
Irish vote before the meeting Of parliament
Mr.. Gladstone's surrender II abeoluteo
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The Militia Convention Adjourns.
THE MINIMUM NUMBER OF MEN UNDER THE
PROPOSED CONGRESSIONAL BILL TO BE 100
FOR EACH REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-.
The delegates to the convention of the Ma.
tional Guard association spent yesterday morn.
ing In visiting the prominent offices OF the gov.
eminent especially interested in militia mat
tiers, as stated in The STAR, and then went TO
the Capitol, where they saw Senators Sewell
and Logan. Representatives Randall, Curtins
vfeie ana Bliss. Mr.. Curtin promised to intro
duce their bill in the House.
The convention assembled mt the Ebbitt
House at $50 O'Clock, and after discussion, a
resolution, introduced by Gen. Campbell, OF
Kansas, fixing the minimum number of men
under the bin To be 100 tor each Congressional
representative was adopted. The convention
then finally adjourned.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


THE CRIMINAL COURT ENDEAvoRrxc no GET A
JURY N THE CASE.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, To-
day, the case Of Richard J. Lee, alias Dick spar.
row, indicted for the murder of his wife, Mary
Lee, on the 25th of November last by shooting
her. was called for trial. Mr. ]. ". walker aud
T. C. Taylor for the defendant and Mr.
Worthington. District attorney, for the govern
ment. Amer calling the jury (the regular panel,
and falling to ootai. the necessary number, the
court adjourned, directing seventy-five tales.
morrow.
This homicide took place In southeast Wash.
tngton, and quite q number of the persons on
in regard to the case. The prisoner VINO Is an
colored man, when brought
into court, was Ia tears, and continued crying
during the thirty minutes the court was 10
session.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


"ANTED-A SITUATION As CHAMBERMAID
w nurse can bring good references Hollandsch.
Address B. a. AVE. 62 II ST. NV. It's
"ANTED-B1 TWO COLORED GIRLS Places:
w one 10 do plain cooking and the other
boz can furnish hrsteiass references Apply at 1927
18th ST. NV LIS
"ANTED--ACTIvE GERMAN LADY DE-
take entire charge boarding private house: expert
eDced a of servants. ketDg: best of refer
snee Address Box 1Os star office lts
VYvANTED-ET a FIRST-CE4Ss WHITE COOK
viii, capital position as caterer in frst-class
family or boa ding house: give best of city refer
ences. Address A. D., lIol NJ ST. NV dl12t*
"ANTED-BY \ WHITE MAN WHO HAS
w been an assistant steward. &c five years in first
class house situations; u No carver; willing to do
ANYTHING: hrStclass references Address G..
STEWART. star office. dIs-:'t*
UYANTED-BY a RtSPEITARI.E While
w woman place: Is willing to make herse!fg ener-
ally useful Call OF address Al 1912 18th ST NV her
present place d11-2ts
"ANTF.D-A YOUNG GIRL FROM THE
w country would IKE to obtain place a. chamber
maid, and would assist IN sewing and other work,
ID like to get work at dressmaking. address
ELIZA, star Office dI1-2ts
UIANTED PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERs,
w seamstresses ladies maids cooks, nurses, cham
bermaids, men cooks walters, mattresses. with refer
ences- SA-COONEs- Emf. bureau. 8Z6 r st. dI6-6t*
"ANTED-ALL IN NEED OF GOOD RELIA-
w bic help, well recommended we inquire person
ally into all references) TO Call at CENTRAL LABOR
EXCHANGE BOZ 4la ST s-w. dI6-3rs
WyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w man, situation As waiter in private family
furnish good references App. at 223 I'D ST. ne
d16-3t*
"ANTED-IF YOU MED A GOOD, HONEST
w coos, charnbermaid waitress. nurse, eoachman.
waiter for kind Of work, white colored. With
undoubted reference, so to NATIONAL la EOR
BUREAU. 5l1 9Th ST. n2S-3ws
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Completing the Omcial Count I'm Ohio.
THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES THAT AL CON-
TESTS MUST GO TO THE ASSEMBLY.
The Ohio state canvassing board completed
the Official count yesterday and Judge Spear
was given q supreme court commission, Judge
Atherton retiring from the bench. Last night
the supreme court gave out the syllabus in the
recent mandamus election cases, the court
h ldfng that canvassers Of election returns have
only ministerial duties TO perform, and they
have no power to decide such returns invalid
by reason OF fraud at elections or In returns
made by the clerk. The court has no power 70
decide upon the validity OF returns. The
remedy IL by contest In the general assembly.
The constitution confers exclusively upon each
house OF the general assembly TO 'judge OF the
election returns and qualifications of its own
members, and q pretended judicial determine
ton Of any other tribunal deciding that candi-
date for either house IL elected Is nudity. and
the judgment IL reversed.
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A SCRAP OF WAsHINGroNs WRlrrNo.--Iho
literary autographs and prints Of the late VIII
liam Henry ktsAam, who Was uncle TO Mn.
William 81. Vanderbilt, were partially sold q
auction In New York yesterday. A scrap Of
paper, dated mount Vernon, 1854" and Soa.
lowed by these words In the hand.wfittnG OF
George Washington: ITO Colonel BIddle: Ers.
Washington begs you win send her a. much -
viii make her gown" sold Tor $4,000. john
Adams' autograph brought el0.6O. John Paul
Jones. $3.50. Gen. Putnaua. 413. Thomas
Jenerson. e4.26. and lafayette, et.2S.
In DAxoEH or LyHc2rnosA dispatch ann
Bsownsviile, Tex, dated - HsS, sayE om-
sconding druggist. He Wa e. nnlsd In north
Texas, ana u terrihiy sca.ed c. ~ prospect o.
by indignant cftaseus. Beioso {llpok1zng - ..
cured @, 900 borrowed nom ff1enfn y thee city,
and took shout $1,000 belo0ednE n oo111fG
creditor4 He had MOI been gone tvoQtf61qI
boun hefore tnvestaeataon resulted u he o1e
covery that he had ruined the fourteo0-yenr
old daughter of respectable eitisen. lt q upoe
this charge b han Sor BIZ IL.
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The Future of the Nationals.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS LAST even

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS LAST EVEN
At meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ma
tional base ball club last evening 1t was decided
to take no action for the Increase OF the capital
stock OF the club until after the 2lst inst, By
which time the troubles between the Metropoli-
fans and the American association will have
been settled by the court. There is said to be
quite n demand for the stock. The action ofthe
committee COZ I'm! on players In preparing contracts
next base bali campaign was ratified at the
meeting. There will be another meeting next
elected and other business matters attended to.
The Veterinarians.
THE CLOSING SESSION IN THIS cTrY-Drs-
CUSSING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Off
GERS.
At the evening session Of the National Vete-
rinary Medical association last evening" there
was an Interesting discussion upon the trans
instability of diseases. DR.. Hamill discussing
the paper on hydroph obia, read yesterday, said
that hydrophobia was In his opinion blood
disease, and not Il nervous one: that 1t q
contamination OF the blood acting on the nerve
teuterS.
Or. Dancer, veterinary surgeon Of the West.
minister Kennel club, New York, related an in.
cident which occurred in Washington To show
mat hydrophohia was In some degree, at least,
the result Of /, Qisordcred Imagination. A man
was prisoner in q guard house in Washing ton
during the late war, and he was frequently
afflicted with spells Of madness, which We're
declared by the physicians transitory perious
o. hydrophooia. Tuey were accounted for by
the fact of his having been bitten by q dog
when he was boy.
DR.. Robinson, of Wheeling w. Va, said that
In the whole course of his practice he had never
met a bona tide case Of hydrophobia.
The following officers We're elected for the en-.
suing year: President james Hamiil, New
York; first vice president, T. b. Cotton, Mount
Vernon, Ohio; second vice president II. l..
Earle, West New Brighton, \. Y; third rice
president, =. b. Robinson, Wheeling, W. Va:
apOIis, Ind; corresponding secretary, Peter
Peters, New York; treasurer, L. V. Piageman,
Brooklyn, \. Y; trustees. Chas. A. Meyer. john
II. Dancer, and II. E. Earle. The association
adjourned to-day to reussemble at Wayerly,
baltimore county, Md.
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L>OR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS A NDSEVERAL
II Squares that have had but little use, vii be sold
before Christmas at sery large rduction from the
new price. SlU per month till paid tor.
PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS
Of
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT.STORE 225 PENN. AVE s. E,
- Capitol Hill, good stand for Dry Goods, Cloth
ng Boots and shoes, Millinery, &c. Inquire g. eth
n OR RENT-A F1RST-CLASS LOCATION FOR A
- BANK Brokers Office Insurance .Company's
ONCE on 10th st., opposite the U. Treasury. tos-
session January LIST, 1886. Apply at rs 18th st.
n30-1m
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WANTED--HOUSES.

"AN ED - BRICK DWELLING, THREE
w rooms deep, modern improvements.Wegto of 4th
81; Will pay cash II suited. Address s. r D., Star
office. di6,StS
"ANTED-MODERN TO Z ROOM HOUSE,
w between E and NJ 4th and 18th Sta q. w. By Jan,
1. Address q. l., Star Office. d16-3ts
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DEPUTY MARSHAL COLLIN ADMITTED TO BAIL
At Salt Lake City on Tuesday Deputy Mar
shall Collin, who shot Joseph F. McMurrin
which shooting caused the recent excitement
In Utah. applied to the court to be admitted to
bail 1t is now known that McMurrin will re-
cover. His statement, made when it was sup
posed he would die, was read In court as a basis
for grading the ofense and fixing bail The
statement shows that McMurrin made an as
sauit on Collin without warning In an alley
leading to the latters house. The statement
makes no mention of accompices and gives NO
reason why Nc Murrin was at that part icular
place at the time of the assault. Marshal Collin
was then admitted to bail in 5000.
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INOR SALE-AN ELEGANT CABINET Up
Il right p ano that we warrat as good new and ia
as great a bargain offered ur only SLp,:
$40 per mouth, or if 500 is paid DIVA will sch for
500 PIANO EXCHANGE WAREkOOMS,
0ff,
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FURN
RI. ave. mr. Conn e333. az
NasB- av. cor. l4th-333.3:S
= - mr. VI. ave. 500
Mass. ay. mr. Thos. cir. -.l76
Is, bee-1 2th aud 18th. 100
-onn ave-. mr. n st......200
l6th =. bet I aud K.-.2t,ll
Conn. ave. near n st.-2(Nl
h. eaG lNh and 18th .2De
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NOR SALF-A SPLENDID RARGAIN-ELE-
Il CANT Square Piano. full octave, rosewood case
carved legs but old for only S%U1wth stool
and c,ver: so per month. IT 500 cash down will
sell for $l7o.
PIANO EXCHANGE WARERooMs.
OIL
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TOR RENT
II 24O4-68 Pa. ave. $50
1910 10th n. W.. Is rs. 100
1893 p NV, IL s...S3.34
los n NV, 1Or......S3.34
1914 10th wv, l2rs. 10
l1OS Conn. Rv., IL rs. 30
Hardwood ave. Tors. $50
l4l2 20 q. NV. .l2 rs. TO
24OS Pa. av.n.w., 12r455O
l155 y st. n. W., z rs-......25
BOB NJ st. n. W., 12r.........4O
e39 Mass av. ne, Sr.32.5O
450-46S Wash. ST., 6r...25
1915 10Th n. W., 6rs.. 40
OFFICES.
1347 Pa. av. NV. I'd d.1OO
456 La ave-, I'd story-...25
1913 412 Il. tChalncy b'pg)
several Office rooms.
Basement 33l Az st......l5
DID IL. III
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YITANTED = STEAM CARPEr-cLEASISG BY
w cur process 10 whipping. Telephone 115-6
A. u CHACE Z BRO. eto Louisiana ave. Eaas1
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VVANTED-A wELLFUKNIsE 90 VI
w convenient u Treasury DEF artmeut, where tn re
Will be no questions asked. address A. J. BRAND,
star Office. lis
VNASTED--BY LADY. PARLOR AND BED
w room, with board: Pennsylvania ave. preferred
Address COLUMBIA. Star Office dl7-2ss ,
"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find u greatly to their
advantage to register full particulars at the
directory for renting rooms ST Goud building. corner
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