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BRooKLyN.

brOokiyn- " " V-o
Baltimore. o 3 o o 1T
Earned runs-Brookyn. 3: Baltimore, B. Two-base
hit-McClellan. Double plays-Smith and Silch; Far
rell and Fulmer Thres-base hits-Foutz, Greenwood.
Stolen bases-O Brien, Bushong (2) Greenwood.
FIRST base errors-Brooklyn, 2; Baltimore. i.
Struck out--McClellan. O'Brien, Smith, Bushong,
Fulmer.
CINCINNATI, IA; KANSAS CITY, z.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-The game to-day vas
characterized by the heavy batting OF both
teams and the brilliant base-running Of the
local men. Reilly batted two clean home runs,
while Fennelly and Barley excelled in fielding
Toole pitched for the visitors, but was irregular
in his delivery, as be gave eight men their bases
on balls. The attendance was few over 3, 400.
Scora.
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IN the Spring
Hoods So

Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Prepared only
by Q. L HOOD g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
,WIyDFALL OF A MILLION.

Philadelphia, April 81 (speciaD.-Mr and Mrs.
Henry W. Long and Mrs. Orr, OF No 235 Mechanic-sts
Camden, said to-day that they recently saw an adj
vertscment in a New-York paper, stating that the
descendants Of Joseph Pratt, of that city, who died
sixty-eight years ago. had fallen heir TO immense
fortune The persons interested visited New-York
this week and said they learned that the site upon
which Trinity Church stands had belonged to the Pratt
estate and was sold at the death of tho owner. but
the money was never divided. Mrs. Orr and Mr.
Long are both grandchildren of Mr.. Pratt, who had
several children, all or nearly all OF whom died intes-
tate Mr. Gong, who is a coal merchant said his claim
was fully established and that the original amount and
accrued interest will yield 81 900, 900, which IS to
be divided among five heirs. The money will be
usid he said, the necessary papers can Do
drawn up and executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
A GREAT MANS WEAKNESS
THE SAME THAT MOST MEN AND WOMEN HAVE
WHAT THE CHEST KNOWN AUTHORITY
SAYS UPON THE SUBJECT.

THE SAME THAT MOST MEN AND WOMEN HAVE
WHAT THE II CHEST KNOWN AUTHORITY
SAYS UPON THE SUBJ ECT.
Napoleon the Great feared enemy but he wa'
abject coward whenever the lining OF nus "
testhes panel him. And well ne might be- for no sp"
in the human body Is sensitive, capable OF agony
and so great OF daneerOus disease the po"e'
The celebrated Dr. D. HofmeIster recently read pspof
before the Medical Society of London In which he suo
stantially sald Tho unnatural motions OF the stomach
causing pressure and bclehlngs the irritstons OF no
ntestines resulting In arrh OF the bowels ana tn'
innamed mucous membranes the most fruitful Oh al
causes OF disease. Out OF them grow MIST kidney ana
liver troubles diabetes all rheumatic aiictions ana
gout have found that the unnatural motions OK the
stomach cease the Intestinal troubles become soothel
and health results careful and constant use OF
Carlsbad Water The duretic effects OF this water is
quiet action upon the lining OF the stomach and Its heal
ing power upon the innamed intestnes are beyond all
praise"
Carlsbad Water s used by Che crowned heaos Vi
Europe the leading and women OF the world py
hundreds OF thousands who cannot live without 1t ana
It has been used for MORE THAN 500 YEARS. Tho
sprnes are owned by the city OF Carlsbad The water
is bottled only by them and exported only 10 the Esner
g. Mendelson Company. Barclay-st. New'York- IL Is
natures remedy for stomach and bowel troubles ior
rheumatism and IS sold by all dealers. and IL mas
the unqualified Endorsement OF Ave centuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
MOSES FRALEY PAYING HIS DEBTS

st. Louis April 21.-Moses Fraley, the big bear who
was short 5000 600 bushels Of COZ and wheat early
s week and called for settlement, was In the grain
nit this morning as active ever, but met with OPP
position from other traders. He had some difficulty
IN making deals, and suddenly opened up with a
TRADE Of not particularly choice language to the effect
that he had paid out 10000 in ST. Louis since his
demand for settlement, and the money ready
for any who had failed to call After that he met with
better feeling and traded his full share His losses
will not reach 100000 first stated, and as he pays
one hundred cents the dollar aud has plenty left,
he Is not believed to be In SO bad fix as was at first
stated by himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
TO MAKE owners RESPONSIBLE FOR SALOONS

Wichita, Kansas, April 2l.-A new step under tho
liquor law has been taken which s said to be tho rst
OF the kind record. AttorneyGe hsilowch
has filed petition to forecose lien of 5000 on tho
property of Rosa Warner large brick block on tho
most prominent street In the city. The 6fendans
had ID Is claimed knowingly let her property to one
RODE for liquor store This man on January IL was
convicted for violations OF tho liquor law sent to tho
county jail for two years ana nned s anu tns
costs Of the suit The Intention Is TO levy an execution
on tho property and costs which Rode unable 70 pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
v,oryys OF THE FAITH CURE.

Boston, April ai.-rhe town of Medford Is excited
over the death OF Mrs Lotte A. James and her news
born infant which occurred yesterday morning Mrs.
Connor the mother OF Mrs James, prsctises the cure
OF diseases by prayer by the method of Christian
scientist The husband Of the dead woman Is away
from home on Business, and II appears that no mid,
wife ar physjcian other than Mrs. Conner vas cao1
until after both mother and child yere das'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
TRIBUTES TO MR.. HASsARD's WORTH
AcrER AND WRITINGS.

AcTRR AND WRITINGS.
Among the tributes published in various news
papers 10 Mr. Hassards excellence of personal char
acter and TO his work, are the following;
From The sun
John Hassard, so long known In this town as a
distinguished writer in Tho Tribune upon literature,
music, and wide range Of social and practical sub
iiects. il 70 DO buried to-morog morIins from 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22

RICH SILVER MINES NORTH oFLAAb NOfhhioH
Chicago, April e1.-Captau william +. spauldlns,
Of sault Ste Marie in the city he has Just returned
from the mining country north OF Lane superior.
To reporter he said that the finds Oh precious metals
made IN The ntsror recently have been so numerous
and rich that bere will probably be rush of people
into the country as soon as tho season opens. 4
would be afraid to tell you the value of some of the
pieces Of silver that have seen taken OUT, sara me-
because you could hardly believe me- The silver
Is found almost pure Much OF the ore averages
a. 500 a ton and occasionally the precious metal IS
found In mass almost pure The mines are ABOUT
I6o mles from the Lake The most recent strike was
the Wilde Mine at Rabbit Mountain The product OK
this mine has so far exceeded the most sanglne e4-
pectatons. Captain 6paudlng u enIhusiailc over
the new dlcoyorles.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
j. R. G. HASSARD BURIED.
AN IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL AT ST. ANNs.

THE CHURCH FILLED WITH FRIENDS or THE DEAD
MANA TOUCHING PANEGYRiC.
The funeral of John Rose Greene Hassard took place
yesterday morning at 0 O'Clock In st. AIMS Roman
Catholic Church, where the dead was married
sixteen years ago, and OF which he was member dur
Ing all the term OF his connection with The Tribune
The cothcovcred cedar coffin was placed In the middle
aisle without the sanctuary A group Of wax candles
burned at either end OF It. The altar was draped In
purple. This inscription was the Lid Of the coffin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22

4 TELLING INVESTIGATION BY THE SENATE
COMMiTTEE-TIIE CITY CHAMBERLA1NS
sMoNEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPENCER TESTIgIES IN REGARD TO
THE AQUEDUCT CONTRACTS
AND THE APPOINTMENT
OF THE NEW Score
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hourssnding at mon
to-day deaths were reported to the health ONCE
- follows: Henry J. Kipp, white, 81 years.;
Nettis A. West, white, years; Marietta Jacobs,
white, 16 days; Robert P. Barbour, white, 10
year,; Paul DEC. Holt, white, years; Mary r..
Rabbit white, 81 years; Mary Parke, white,
"a years; Jos b Collins, white, "a years; Patsy
Matthew, white, e years; Mary Green, colored,
10 years; Annie Beck, colored, year; Chas.
Randolph, colored, months; Annie b. Martin.
eolorsd, months; Albert jones' soaorsA S
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Sales of Real Estate.

Thos W. Smith has bought, for s42 1851. rs, Of
W. NJ. Gait and others, their interest in lots 8
to 8, comprising the west half of square 67s,
east Of North Capitol, between F and G streets
northeast. 80
John W.. Marin has bought for e20, 600, Of
L. II. Gardner, sub lot F, square 223-24, by an
average Of So feet, on the south side Of of New
York avenue between l4th and 18th streets
northwest.
Mary w. Curry has bought Of the Sisters of
dred E. Carlisle, for %, $50, east half sub lot
IS. square 162, 36x133 feet, on the south side Of
n street between 18th street and Connecticnt
avenue northwest. &1sx
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'kesp your seats, please, ladies and gentle
men. said theatrical manager, ''there IL no
trouble Whatever, but for some inexplicsble
reason the gas went ont"
Then boy shouted from the gallery: 'sPer-
nepe u DIDN'T like the play."-NeU York Sun.
Can't woman kiss her dog II she wants
6pf' writes fair subscriber,
well, yes; abe can now. But she couldn't
While Henry Bergh was alive. All. the poor
dogs win never know what 3 friend thew Lost
when Henry died"-Bsrdede.
A society 10 promote the exercise of tude-
mont IN the purchase Of Christmas ats. h
somsthing that the world win rise up and ssk
for next wsek-In&0ssapolis Nes1s.
Clssk-"Hsre 10 lot of goods for Mr..
Smith ought 10 be sent ont to-day"
Proprissor-s'Cant do it Too many ordsru
ahead"
They are not for the Mr.. Smith who pavu
go. bat the Mr.. Smith who hes an account
here-9ood dsal Overdue, too"
0hi hire IN extra team and take them out "
--1O xsrk WssktL
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For the Ladies'

The STAR has had prepared, for free distri-
button among the lady patrons of the paper, q
convenient and useful little device suitable for
the writing table or work basket, and Of per-
manent utility. Apply at the counter Of the
business office.
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The Police Department Sale.

ABANDONED, UNCLAIMED AND COMPLICATED
PROPERTY UNDER THE HAMMER.
There was large attendance at Duncanson's
auction rooms this morning when the auc-
noneer placed under the hammer the aban-
doned, unclaimed and confscated property of
the police department. The property offered
was the worst lot ever offered for sale. There
was gold watch, worth probably 800, which
was sold Tor about one-fourth its value, while
quantity OF camp-meeting whisky brought "a.
ABOUT four times its value. A shoemaker's ont,
NJ brought the same amount while an old sew.
ing machine was knocked down at "a The
bidding was pretty lively, and good prices vere
paid for everything sold The reyolyers soId
brought from rs cents to 81 each. while the
razors were almost given away. The ALE reai.
lied more than &20O which win be Turned rva.
TO the policeman's fund. e'e'
Nor A CASE OF REcxLrss Dprvrxn -Th;s
morning In the Police Court John mi.
colored driver for Mr.. J. Z. Barbonr ms
charged with violating the police regnlat;ors
ct the corner Of It'll street and Pennsvivsn;a
avenue, IL being alleged that he VA cI;,tv ,o 70
reckless driving. Mr.. Cahill appeared for The
defendant. Il was shown that EIlis v.s Al,
ing along the avenue and that q WAGON cor-
tanning several women was being driven mn In
street. Ellis In attempting to pull his fasm
out Of the way Of two pedestrians pulIed ths
tongue OF his wagon against the other v.von
and threw one Of the ladies out. The cass ~
dismissed
AZ West Chester Pa vast.rd.v ~ ~
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BoR CoLoRED CH1LDRKS.-Several Of the
ssachsrs connected with the public schools
have made arrangements to give the poor
eolored children q dinner next Friday at the
Metropolitan church, on N street. Contribu-
tons may be sent to Mr.. Il. p. Montgomery,
l926 l1th street
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WANTED-HELP


W nASs,5SE :Ds a. SoIoRED woMAs AZ caAMBIR;
i ns saa Apply Ss. :.
WANSIdS.Dl Ssyss: cSSES
S BIC ss's ; s rs Rs s;s
WANTEp-woMEN COOKS, sl0 10 go. CHAN
Cook; sa e' 3: sx c'sEsS
w.! Asssss. 4 sa s2S saSs si
WANTED--M0NDAY-AN AMBITIOUS GENTLE
man to become an assistant msn.ser in ny bust.
calf
WANTED : LADIES TO SELL THE NEW
. s1 sample paper ~ mail Is css NJ Il k5SsoS.
WANTED-A FIRsT:CLAss WHITE GIRL mo
small; no washing Apply after p. m at e0a Mass IA.
WANTED NURSE TO TAKE CARE OF TWO
Apply at 1906 18th st d26-3t.
WANTED-RELIABLE BOY OR GIRL is YEARS
OF FINE FIN I ATS .s so4 g. an artist
WANTED-oNE WHO UNDERSTANDS SASH
grements u hIstelass house salary low At first Adj
Bsn a. Star Office stating experience s3d Five
WANTED-BOYs TO SELL THE MISSING
w Link Puzzle Beats the game Of fifteen. For
supplied. dl9-3ts
WANTED-AT ONCE-TwO RELIABLE WHITE
w office boy, ID to II years: 6rstcsss butler also,
cooks, maids. walters, nurses swedish and German
women wanted. BURNHAM'S, 630-632 F st. u. ".
WANTED. AN ENERssETIc: IEMPIRA1;T Is
OF goods salary and travelling expenses paid perma-
merit position to right party. RUSH Mfg. co, Gin
cinngti, Ohio. d5-eo1m
WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
W reau, conducted by ladies, and women, white
and colored for all kinds of domestic labor for District
and states, with references III st. n. ". se20l2w
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST
w NER'S New International Tailor System of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone Patterns and materials cut and ossted
made; one fitting required the system taught by
Mime. ). J. MEsSER. 1903 H st. NV. n32ms
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PERSONAL

wv WILLIAMS, oEow. McKLFkRsH. AUTHOR
sssS R nsssS.9 s snS 6o:
open ~ hourA W. wu11AAA Managsf. go nv.
myz-Sms
stZ ALyDORA INSTRUMENTATION
ukT1b snd UHbEVILoPED IoRI6 - rSrnp
sid e. So asfsGafx ,Ss W. ps.s sxassh 3
eS Adyfne 1e1 ss.s@ d - 5Ssn g R.sao9 e
TUDTHe OLD sIAHD ~ TIE ONLY f5-XcE
81 - 8 ss:ss; - -. cssa e nob
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

II ond and third Floors of Enjoyment Building, 4lq
10th ST. n.w thoroughly heated by steam table for
society association meetings. Also fine Building
in rear suitable tor workshop storage stable Iu-
guire at office Of ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 4l9
10th st. NV. n26-lm
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PROPOSALS.

DROPosAIs FOR NAVAL sUPPLIEs.-NovFH.
Ro..i. for Naval suPplies- Ms.hinston," or -Sew
York. viii be received from ufactursru or rre
lar dealers only, st the Bureau Of Provisions and clo
ing Navy Department. Warrington. d. c. until III
immedistsly thsEs.issr 70 supply e. Ole ws.hne.os
Msyy nsra s,S snifsy S.ss iron dass q ooptstt
n.ils nd gsss. ps;ns. iron piPe. nysts. scrssf
squ.ntity q Alcohol psints &c All 70 Be Of he ~
quality and p pa. the usual naval inspection ~
bds dec1dcd ~ lot bpocincstions and 6npk prorQs-
ala and All necessary information. be o0tained =
sPplscsfaon 70 the commandAnt Of the Esvy Yarda
can ssso ee hsd e. the Navy Pay ofnces Wsshlngsoa
re,ses nv 1rooo not ssssrvss TIE rhs
eSyssnmsnS JAMES FULTON
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CoR 4 Doxe SUIT on oyEHoQAT roo WI
s IS ) r3RssS invsf;csoS fs 10 q SIss e.
II! loQ xkE p I'D % III .f1I4o1 ~
9s1as &s - - 81 s - s. s
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P6633ff3Rs%AHds F2R HINERAL on = DErQT
G DsSsTe,r - lsssass.ied proPo..l. n tpl,cssa
sASuAhl fIETHExLA. lsss and shsn opsnsd 81
Be Given 70 srclss Of domssi1c production on lanu-
tsctore cood1eo9s q au.1sy sad pros d.eled,ag q
duty therson) being eqlal An infocls11on Nm b
fsn1isesd on syPiests9 . q. oGcs k.ysSpscos-
Tor Ainsf on" and eddresssd . o pspot olsr11r~
9 Rs:sss M:sssags -: p D. s 6 D @
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LOB sALE-wEsT BROoKIANo LOTs; ALL on
grounds, 1t Brooks station, Met Branch r. II. and
near Termination Of electric road; beautifuly locstsd
ket Tor plata. &C.. call ON wALkER 3 WILSON.
1o06 st nv. d1S-lm
EoR sALE-NEAR STATIONS on NETROPOIl::
S-iTy ssns 6n g ~ scEis s s,a sSy1
TNOR sALE-lo6CHOICEs ELECTI0N6 on TARNB
Il AND SMALL COUNTRY HoAEa, N tuunod1aSs
vicinity q wsshtnSt1n, nnelx adaRted . FARMING,
or send for new bulletin just issued
n23-3m 7. H slPHEkD I co. 1871 rst
TOR sALE40 ACHES OF LAND. X NIII From
DWELLING For particulsFs sddress HARION DUCkETT,
Trustee and Attorney -st-LAw. BladansbuxB Nd no31
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AZ West Chester, Pa yesterday Nh. DR.
Teagie, an aged col0red woman, died, lesvin9
9 large estate, vartoualy estimated frum o7ks.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-KNowN WHERE TO GET PROFESS
siona and plain Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Nurses
Msiteress, Coaehlnen, Buffers CITY refegenses Phi
d21-3t.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w Tor Cooks Chambermaid, Waitress laundress, and
Buffers. SAMLA A. COOMBS, 926 F st. NV. d2l 81
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A PLACE AS
w clerk III grocery store as bartender; can give
good reference. Address NJ. F. T. Star office. d202t
WANTED-AN ENGAGEMENT BY MAN IN
w middle life for position Of trust and RESPONSE
blity: best OF references. Address FIDELITY, Star
ofice. d2O-3t'
MA TED-sITUATION BY AN ENGLISH BUT
w ler frstclass; highest references New York and
Washington families; present employer can be seen
Address MADISON, Star office. d20-2t'
WANTED-BY BLACKSMITH SITUATION; BEST
w of reference. Call or address JOS. H. TAPE,
200 st. NV. d20-2t'
WANTED-wE HAVE REGISTERED AT OUR
w Office quite number of tidy nurses, chamber
maids and, in fact, frstcass help of every descHp
ton Ofice and reception room on first floor. City
Intell1gence Ofhce, 490 Louisiana ave. sHACKLE-
FORD PECK. dl9-1ms
w MISREPRESENTATION FOR 1000 RELIABLE
w cooks maids, walters, seaiustresses, housen.en
nurses. coachnen, scullions, dishwashers (All help
selected). I. NJ. BURNHAM, 630-632 NV dl5-6t'
VNANTED-JoHN F. BROWN is NOW LOCATED
W at 1923 ST. NV, where he is prepared to fur
nsh families with good honest, and reisble servants
and at the shortest notice Also rstclass servants
will find 1t to their advantage to call early and
good. permanent homes. 1923 ST. NV. n241m'
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NVANTED-IMMEDIATEL TO PURCHASE A
w house on Massachusetts or Rhode Island ayes.
worth about so, 600; also worth $1,000 to
$4,000, or business property. Box 1885, Star Office
d21-3ts
WANTED-TO PURCHAsE-A HOME IN THE
w northwest; the price between az, 900 and
$4,000. Address GIL 81. n. ". d20-3ts
VNANTED-sIX OR SEvEN-ROOM AND BATH
w brick House. mod. imps., in northwest st $4,000
to $4,000. AT HOME, Star office de20-3t'
WANTED HOUSE.. IMMEDIATELY, WELL
w built 12-room brick House, vestibule entrance,
furnace all mod imps., west Of 18th 81. NV CASH
PURCHASER, Star Office. de20-3ts
WANTED by A. PHYSICIAN SUITABLE
w Offices or Unfinished House on or in vicinity Of
Farrsgut Square. Address PLY SICIAN, Star Office.
d17-1ws
WANTED
W Houses Of all grades to rent to customers More
callers than we can supply. Also houses to sell,
HEBRON 4 RAMEY,
dim 1907 st. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INOR sALE-14 ACRES, HIGH, SlGHTY AND
II healthy, miles from Washington, 400 yards nom
r. X. station $65 per acre; 900 down, balance ego
and fruit xtuated 81 900
d2i-at + h. PHERD CO. isa1 st. NV.
EoR sALE-1.SO0 ACRES. WITHIN SHORT
T distance OF the town Of New Bern, North Carolina.
sbounds with game, hsh and oysters. Rarosd passes
through the place The mari portions Of the land
IL inexhausuble fertilizer for the farmer. Climate
for nine months In the year IL all that Be deared
This plantation II improved by numerous buildinrs
suficfent to bring annual income Of o2v5OO For
small game unsurpassed.
FOX SALE. 80 acres or more the Net Branch of
the B. o. r. r., near the rapidly improving yilla9e
Of Forest Glen. A good chance for investment.
25 acres on the b. o. Il. R., opposite Ivy CITY,
about one mile from the city. over . hne road This
land we'll adapted for subdivision for brick ysr
terra Gotta, &c.
For further particulars md price can or sddrsss
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w AN L ID-1lOOmO
WANTED FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS.
southern exposure, second floor; or back building,
locality and terms, including heat and gas, Box 81,
Star office. d2l -3ts
WANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC
old baby terms must be reasonable pay promptly in
advance. Address PROMPTLY, Star office. d21-3t'
WANTED-REsPONsIBL AND EXPERIENCED
" person, furnished Dining-room and Kitchen,
where are number boarders: would reEt furnished
house filled with boarders; frst-cass location and
appointments. Address N. N. N, Star office d203t'
WANTED-THREE OR -FOUR ROOMS, FUR.
w nished or unfqrnished, for light Housekeeping:
WANTED-A FURNISHED DINING-ROOM AND
w kitchen by an experienced caterer, white. Ad-
dress Box 107, Star office. d20-3ts
WANTED-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
" housekeeping; any part Of the city; also fur
nfsIed Rooms, well heated can rent soon. See US.
dog ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612 9th st. n W.
WANTED-RooMs, FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
w nished, for customers Call and leave them with
US for rent; ]. STALEY CO., Room Renting
Agency, 1915 st. d2O-3t
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED COMMUNI-
w eating Rooms. second story, for two adults
Box l54, Star Office. d19-4ts
WANTED-BYA SINGLE GENTLEMAN A LARGE
w wel-furnished Room, facing south. In modern
house occupied by owner; location west Of 18th st.
and south Of X; would like to be with q private fam
lily, and will be anent suited. Address Box 81,
Star office. with full particulars d19-3ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

OIG ItI1AN CIOItLD.
EOR RENT ONE OF THAT ROW OF NEW
Il stores, 1SOS 14th st NV. suitable for any bust
ave. dl1-ou
EoR RENT-LARGE STORE AND. TWO FLOORS
1907 K. l. ave. n24-stu Ii 3rn
Ir0R REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING,
Il southeast corner of 10th and sts NV. dwelling
contains 10 rooms and all modern improvements; eel
lar under entire building stable in rear; will rent
store separate desired; price a whole &lOO per
month. WASHINGTON DANENHOWFR
n24-1m l115 + st.
LNOR RENT-PLATE-GLASS FRONT NEW STORE
Il so feet deep best business location; all convent
ences; rent very low, only $40 per mo. 122s Z st.
NV, near Penn ave. nS-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-21
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LoR RENT-PARLoR SUIT, ROSEWOOD SCAR
let plush. walnut chamber Suit; also. Cottage
EOR RENT-woOD AND COAL YARD IN GOOD
Il Locations brick Office scales, sheds &c IN excel
lent order; For terms apply to GREEN { CUNNING
HAM, 1405 ct. n2S-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-21
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TrOR RENT-SEvERAL FINE ROOMS, 6O6 nth
y st.nw, opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suita-
BILE for dentalroonIs modesto other business lur-
poses. HARDING WATERS, 606 18th ST. NV.
d11-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-21
A SHERMAN LOOK.
Gossip Gives the Ohio Senator the Sec
retaryship Of State.

WHAT REPRESENTATIVE GRosvEsoR SAID AFTER
An INTERVIEW WITH GEN. HARRrsoS-coxMENr
ON TEE PIATT-MILLER FIeHT-sENAToR QUAY's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STOCK HIGH.