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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Gambling at the Ball Grounds.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Perhaps if the disgracefully brazen public
gambling in front Of the bleaching boards
was stopped, or had been stopped in its in
fancy, it might have made the game Of base
ball more popular here and caused better at
tendance now2 A leading newspaper should
take some stand to prevent such an abuse. The
police raid gambling dens, and yet this is ten
times more disgraceful, as many "truant" boy
can see this public disgrace, whereas he could
not the other. l am no tender foot on gam
bling, but condemn that of Capital park, as it
is offensive even to me, and what must it be
then to very many others. \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
A Brutal Wife Murder.

ASHLAND, Wis, July IA brutal wife muir
der was committed one mile north Of Morse at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Joseph Flucks
Is forty years old and his victim was but eigfs-
teen They had been married two weeks and
were here till 2 O'Clock, when they left on q
train The section foreman saw them after
leaving Morse walking arm in arm A moment
later he looked up the track and saw the man
strike the woman several times. As he ap-
embankment and escaped to the woods. When
he picked the body mp life was extinct She
had been stabbed several times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Minnesota's First Private Execution.

LITTLE FALLS. MINI, July 19.-Albert Bulow
was hanged at so this morning for the muir
der OF Franklin Eich- This is the first execu-
ton to take place under the new law providing
that criminals shall be executed in the strictest
privacy and that no newspaper men shall be
present
The crime for which Bulow suffered was a
most cold-blooded murder committed Noyem-
Der % last near the village of Royalton. The
victim was Franklin Eich, a well-to-do bachelor
farmer living at Buckwin. about ten miles south
OF here. Eich owned fine team and it was to
gain possession Of the team that Bulow muir
aerei him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
METHODS OF KILLING.
Commodore Gerry Tells the Different
Styles Of Execution He Investigated

At the reference in New York to ascertain
how person is killed by electricity Commo-
dore Gerry, chairman Of the commission ap-
pointed in 1886 to provide a more humane
method Of execution than hanging, testified
yesterday that the commission found that there
were over forty methods of INJECTING death.
The guillotine was proposed, but after discus
sion rejected in consequence Of its connection
with the. French revolution and its general
bloody history. Two other methods were pro-
posed, but both we're found inferior to the rope.
The gsrrote Mr.. Gerry said, was one method
he was greatly in favor of, deeming it equal in
expedience and painlessness to hanging and
electricity. Poison was another method of
execution that the commission considered II
was proposed TO execute by
HYPoDERMIc INJECTION OF NoRpHIA
or prussic acid. This plan was opposed by
large number Of medical men, who claimed
that it required skill to make a proper injec-
ton, and that it would be hard to find med
ical man who would act as executioner. Be-
sides, the doctors thought it would prejudice
the peoples mind against hypodermic injec-
tions as medical relief. The commission issued
circulars and sent them to the various judges
and doctors throughout the state, asking them
which of four methods-the guillotine, the
garrote, poison by prussic acid, or electricity
they thought a better method of execution
than hanging. There were 275 answers re-
ceived in which 81 favored hanging. IS wanted
electricity and 119 were scattered or these
who voted for electricity was Thomas A. Edi-
son. whom Mr.. Gerry said he considered the
greatest modern electrician. In the cores
pondence many electrical experts stated their
doubts as to the certainty Of death by electrical
shock. The commission carefully considered
all these doubts, but finally selected electricity
| as the mode Of execution to succeed hanging.
Mr.. Gerry was not cross examined.
ELECTRICITY NOT CERTAIN.
DR.. L. G. Gray, professor on nervous dis
eases in one Of the medical schools, testified
that he was positive that no current could be
generated that would cause certain death in an
Instant He contradicted much of expert
Browns testimony, and said: "A German ex-
pert named Jolly, who had made q long study
of resistance, in a work published by him in
| 1884 claimed that mans resistance was as high
| ~ $4,000 ohms, and then again as low as
1900. He cited an instance of Q man being
hung head downward for an hour without pro-
| ducing any other result than inconsistencies;
| also Of men having received severe electric
shocks without producing death.
| DIR. Bernard Sachs, another professor Of
nervous diseases, gave similar testimony TO
| DIR. Gray.
After recess number Of persons who dur
| ing their lives have received electric shocks
| and been made unconscious testified. The evil
dence went to show that persons apparently
| dead from such shocks may recover.
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Convicted on the Second Trial.

PORTLAND, OREo., July 19.-Last night the
jury in the case of Charles Olds, charged with
the killing Of Emil Weber, brought in a verdict
in the first degree This is the second trial.
The first jury disagreed. Odds and Weber were
both prominent members OF the sporting
fraternity. The shooting was the result of a
long standing and bitter feud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Is HE SACK THE RIPPER?~
A Man Arrested for the Recent Murder
Admits He Did the Deed.

LONDON, July ia fine military looking
Englishman, feet in height, of fair complex
ion, was arrested by the police to-day on sus-
picion Of being the murderer Of the woman
whose mutilated remains were found in Castle
alley on Tuesday night. When brought to the
police station he confessed that he had muir
dered the woman with an ordinary knife. He
was searched. but no weapon was found upon
him. He said he lived nowhere, having Just
returned from abroad His demeanor indi-
Gates that he ia insane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Suffocated I'm a Tank.

SANTA Rosa, CAL, July l9-William Bolle,
Oldest son of Henry Bolle, one Of the leading
wine makers Of the state, and Martin Pipher
were sufocated in q fermenting tank wednes-
day night The superstition is that Pipher
entered the tank through the manhole at the
top before the gases generated from the pumice
had time 70 disperse, and being overcome young
Boile went to his assistance. Both were taken
from the tank dead
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To Testify for Mrs. MAVERICK.

NORFOLK, Va, July is.-Thos. StanciI, col
ored waiter in the st. James hotel here, started
last night for Liverpool to testify in the May
brick poisoning case. He was for a long time
q servant IN the Maybrick family. He was IA
miliar with Mr.. Maybrick's habits and will tes-
tlfy that he was a frequent arsenic taker. 1t is
also understood that Mrs. Maybrick has other
Norfolk friends now in Liverpool who will tes-
tify in her behalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
Sentenced for Counterfeit;pp.

sPRrSoFIELD, ILL, July 1e.-Judge Allen, in
the United States district court yesterday, SEN
fenced Louis McFarlan to three years and
Moses and Zebulon Ravenscroft each to one
year in the penitentiary for counterfeiting sill
YER CURRENCY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19
FOR RENT-STORES.

IHOR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING,
II Alb st. NV. suitable for any kind of business
rent reasonable. Key at 1921 9th st. NV. lyl9-3ts
EOR RENT-GOOD, LARGE STORE AND CON-
Il crete Cellar at Cos 9TH ST. s.w good location to
permanent tenant, s20. A. L. COUMBE, 1425 New
York avenue. jyl7-6t
NOR RENT - STORE 21S 10TH ST, NEAR
Il Wholesale market and La ave. suitable for COM
mission or grocery business particularly. Inquire
926 La ave. jelS-3m
IrOR hENT-STORE AND DWELLING ON I'M
i portant business thoroughfare for millinery,
feetionery, druggist, tailor other light business
I'll st. NV. Rent $40. Keys adjoining. jel s-3n
ENOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING: ALSO
- Hall Wednesday. Friday and Saturday nights.
Apply 1923 9TH ST. NV. jyl0-2ws
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

EQR RENT-BOrsE PARTLY FURNISHED
II Ptvt1eee Of buying Furniture possession August
next 1911 l4th ST. me-. Nle-3t.
EQR RENT : asa II ST. NV. FoUR-sToRY
= 1r5ck ten rooms, mod imps.; GOOD repair: At
Essms, mod; impsi as $3.50. Inquire q A
EbhhL1' > SUNS, us 1th ST. NV yle-3t'
- House. completely and elegantly Furnished
throaghout for SO per month. until November. after
mat Tor clio. This house was rented last year for
$40 per month Address NAVY. star Once IS 1887
EoR RENT-1453 lass. l457 BOUNDARY ST.
Il New 2.Story and Basement Bay window Bricks, 4
sss9sy and s sso Brick IL rooms hestns-reom.
3Story aud Basement, 10 rooms, cellar bath room.
&c; $50. A p. PARDON. 1926 r ct. jylp-6t
EQR RENT-PRETTY BAY WINDOW BRICK
l. mouse, 3uS H 81. NV seven rooms, hath and
cellar: good yarl Key az 300 u ST nv Nlo-lw'
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WANTED-HELP.

WA4NIEpp- ooMpETENT gookKEEPERo sD-
w dress H., care Carrier No. 20. 5y1e-3t
z; HsI ASR sss.s
Horse: Apply At isi6 4th 81 NV ~ IL
SoSk Nan 9s
w Woman, who is athoroush Hoaseieeper md good
.n
salary. Box 5el, City P.0 IT.
WANTED-wOMENc COOKS, sIO TO $40: CHAM
sssf SSSSSf s$s M
kSD WOMEN co1Ks SgesEsa
WAAN,TEDmA YOUNG Man, WITH FROM Ta IRaEE
erences. PIMENTA, Star office. iyiS-at.
WANTED-6 EXPERIENCED statesmen. FOR
apply to s1S e. MOSES MOSES efa
WANTED : A DRUG CLERK WITH FEW
G. d. GRIdG p. o., Alexandria, Va. jy1e-3t.
" for General HOusswOTk. Apply from to T. 1919
WANTED-AN ACCURATE, RAPID sTENOGRA:
Room Pref S. and sIse machine can
w Irish preferred. Iaundresses Buffers, Farm.
HAMS. go 9th ST. NV jyi3-ets
WANTEp-wILL THE IRISH GIRL. WEARING
geo Sth ST. flew days ago, please call again after
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH
~ and Iron. Apply at 1024 sth st. NV, bet and
WANTED-A COMPETENT CARRIAGE PAINTER
~ and Blacksmith Apprentice F. N iAis!s 20
WANTED-ExPERIENCE PATENT ATTORNEY
did opening for ambitious worker, church member
st. Cloud building, city iyls-3t'
WA6NTE zDD; WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
bring good city Reference. 1857 St jyis-3t:
6 sSa and Il sa Ss hbsss p
WANTED--AN ACTIVE RELIABLE AGENT
Company; must furnish references Address the Com.
Rany Rooms and o. l0wen0srs BUILDING fSraak'
WANTED-CoIoRED MEN TO WORK ON
w Drum Point Railroad in Calvert county. Nd, five
m1iF EEm Upper Marlboro psSss RsT f;Sy
WANTED-A BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT
toTs s'i ias
WAANTED,1,AdENrs TO SELL THE PINLEss
w Clothesline: the only line invented that
sods the Clothes SihG G pnT IS Cess Pat
exclusive TirSt Is gwen on ~ gecept Of 5oc we viii
send a sample by mail: also, circulars, price list,
aRa fs'qFf 'sasSfy Ct
CO., II Hermon ST.. Worcester Mass. jyl5-6t
WANTED-EMPLOYMEN FOR ALL FUR
for housewomen and sober men for all business APP
6FF
WANTED = DUNDoREs EMPLOYMENT b.
reau. conducted by ladies, Men and Women,
District and states. with references ut NJ ST. NV
1y12-1m'
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT-yULY is. BETWEEN 3 AND O'CLOCK
small Black Pocketbook containing about S2s-txo
q q notes and other money.
Finder will please leave 1t 926 North Carolina ava
and receive reward 1t
III OsT-oN THE ARRowsMITH, The 18TH IN-
lIstant LAoies' Chatelsne Cham, silver and gold
links balls attached. Return TO Star ONCE for re-
ward. Uls~ot
m osT-JULY 8, LADY,s GOLD oPEN-FACE GE-
neva Watch. No 142Ss: has adogs head enstne led
NcDEVITT n FLINDER. Detective Agency. 1yls-2s
IN osT-ON July 10. A SEALED PACKAGE, ON
Market space, sddressed 20 Capt y Lee. Hamilton,
kansas Suitable reward will be paid II returned q
VINCENT'S Drug store, corner 18th and v senS.lt.
"0ITND-A TAN-COLORED DEERHoUND, WITH
II white breast; owner can have him BY raging
penses. Apply nj 6l9 ST. nv. jyls-2r
n OST OR MIsLAID-TEN SHARES OF STOCK IN
A Second Homestead Building Association. num-
bered from 40 TO gi9. in the name VI Mrs.. n. A.
Howell Application has been made Tor the amount
due on said shares- Nls-ot
n OsTJULY ~ BETWEEN AND $50 Pm.
gong from 14th ct. and Wallsch Place 90 keneeaw
ave between 18th and 18TH Nj. Ilesssnt cold
Breastpin- Reward Il returned 70 Il B. LEN LIN M
Peassnt or PACING Building. y1s-2ts
suitable reward If ieft NJ 2oo6 Il 81 NV Si7-sss
TAUGHT DURING TIE FLOOD AT 6EIsBORO
oxr'er cali and see KicHARD PERRY. Desf Navy
Yard gate. Vl1-St
r osT - on @ ST, MAR 6TH NV. BLACK
A Pocketbook. containing between els and el6 and
6ye exclusion tickets 10 Clifton Beach from MI vernon
Nj Il sunday school. suitable reward Will Be given
Il returned TO 461 o st. nv. Hi7-3rI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

Lieut. Geo. 8. Cartwright Of the twenty
fourth infantry (West Point, class of 1850, has
been winning much distinction in Arizons in
assisting the civil authorities 70 capture the
robbers Of Payuaaatsr Wham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-19

Albert Z. Pillsbury, the well-known Boston
lawyer and republican leader, was married re-
GENTLY at Nswbury, VT, to Mrs. Louisa y.
Wheeler, the widow Of Prof. Wheeler, class.
mate Of Mr.. Pillsbury's ct Harvard college.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoRED BOY FROM
tee @ a psSe
Ing Apply CO. n Capitol st st. '''' AA " IT.
WANTED-AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w for Cooks, Chambermaia Waitress, Laundress aud
Bstlers. sAML A COOMBE, 926 stn.w. jy1e-2t'
WANTED-Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w Housemaids, Waitress. Nurses Laundress, COACH
st.n.w. Also European Steamship agent. jy19-2t'
WANTED-A PLACE, TO LEARN TRADE OR
w Business by well bred boy of sixteen. where he
dress MORALS, Star Office. jyI9-3t'
WANTED-BYA MIDDLE-AGED LADY OF EDU-
w cation and culture and pleasant reader Situa-
invalid preferred. Address bTNDoHE's Employment
WANTED-BY SETTLED COLORED MAN, A
Place to do Waiting can give best city reference
Call or address at l019 18th st. It,
WANTED-BY A LADY, A POSITION AS BOOK
w keeper Assistant Bookkeeper, a Copyist
can use Typewriter; references given. Address W,
Star office. jyl9-3t'
WANTED--DY YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY
Smar Place; good penman and understands accounts;
WAGES 90 3, references. Address A. ", Star once
WANTEp-BY A GENTLEMAN. AGE "a, TEN
w perate habits, holding responsible position, my
present employer as reference, ability as Manager.
ssr ocPs Clerk Collector &C. Address nSs 5t
WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, EN-
w Pigment Of some kind willing to make himself
dress Box lb7, Star office Wl7-3t'
WANTED =. SITUATIONS FOR ONLY SELECTED
VIE w .Hheig.CSoks Drivers Maids HSs:lers Nurses
tders; Cities, Country and Resorts. BURNHAMS,
go 9th st. NV. jyl3-6r
WANTED-FREE!! HOUsEKEEPERs AND ALL
wants Clerks. &C.. Applications for government eni-
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll q st. NV.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

uTANTED-BY AUGUST /. A SIX OR SEVEN
w Room House: front aud rear yard; modern i'm
provements: between 18th and 18th SITS. n rent not
above S25 Address CONNECTICUT, Star office.
iyI9-2.'
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. GIVING
w highest city references, would like take charge
of wellfurnished House while parties are abroad for
one more years. Would pay nominal rent. Location
must be frstclass. Address L. c., Star office yl 9 3ts
WANTED - TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
w Houses centrally located about 20 rooms TO rent
to customers. HEBRON RAMEY,
jyl9-6t 1907 + st.
WANTED-HOUSE AT ONCE OF ROOMS
w west of 9TH st. NV, In good location, at 80 900
to ~, 900; state very lowest price,. Address
HASTE, Star Office. jyl9-3ts
WANTED-WE HAVE CUSTOMER FOR A g.
w Room Brick House, bay window preferred, n W..
or ne. If well located; not TO cost over $4,000.
THOS. 4. WOODS son,
jy1T-3t Pacific building, 624 f st NV
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BOARDING.

TVHR AUBURN. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ooRNER
III ga 81 NV
prices- my2s-3ms
USHE wEBsTER, sls 18Th 81. NV, sioHT-
fornstprs elsgsps reols, With bosrd % % Sio: -
~. 81 q @ z a DIVtTT, PA N<
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WANTED-LOTS.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-ROOMS.
EoR RENT THREE UNFgRNIsHED coMMU;,
3 sS ; printing once would rent shs;g' .
RoR .RENT--LARoE DOUBLE PARLoR; HIGH
Il ceiling; first floor; four large, airy. communi-
ssas C1
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED. on SECOND
south eIpSsnre isrge closets family private Refer
Room
snd .m'' Al Il ST. ns.' references exchanged
LOR RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS on SEQ
II ond floor: Board If desired; terms reasonable;
10csen pleasant convenient to three lines Of ears
EoR RENT-HANDsoMEIY FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT72o2o @ ST; NV, LARGE NICELY
second noor with good table board; summer rates.
s1nS1 RENT REN,IppS 5G 4TM ST NV, Two BEAUTI.
hnadsome new house delehtfully located opposite
floor; terms very reasonable. jylo-3t'
EQR RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
y Light Housekeeping, communicating With porch
low; 325 c st. Sc. iyiS-3t'
EoR RENT , IN NEW HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
Circle, the whole floor (of rooYps). furnished, for
$50 per month Also one Single Room for - refer
ence exchanged Address DUPONT CIRCLE, Star
office. iyl5-.}t.
EoR RENT-TwO HANDSOME COMMUNICATE
IL ing Rooms well lighted and ventilated; on llth
st NV bet g and H.; SIS; to gentlemen: Address
G. X, Star Office iy17-3t'
EoR RENT-VERY CHEAP-ONE OR TWO ROOMS
to middle-s aged lady; hear Govt Printing Office.
Address y: L. f., Star office. Reference required.
DOR RENT-631 r. L AVE, ONE NEATLY
II Furnished Front Room on the second floor; terms
moderate; within one-half square of 7th-st. cars.
Jy17-3t'
1foR RENT - BEAUTIFUL SUMNER ROOMS,
single or en- suite, in private faUily: furnished:
LARGE double corner house south front refer
enees required. 110l St.. NV. jy17-1t'
EoR RENT-SUITE OF THREE NICELY FUR
IL nshed Rooms on second floor: cool and convenient
to cars AMI hotel; also Cheaper Robins board If de-
sired Address QUIET" Star office. jy17-3t'
ENOR RENT-12o5 ST NV, 5 UNFURNISHED
ber iyi7-3t
IrOR RENT-FURNIsHED SUITE OF THREE ID
u Floor Rooms and Bath, l4l2 / st. NV, opposite
Mexican legation; stable in for four horses large
Carriage House and Rooms for Coachman. jyl7-3ts
NOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
Il en- suite or single, second third floor, Pleasant
Cool Rooms. Inquire 1908 18th st. NV. lyl7-3t.
TIOR RENT-S17 10TH ST. NV, FURNISHED OR
rent. my2l -2rns
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sYsf Ias .s e. AZ ror, g
Slo l.sth 81 nv, ltsr .oS
tQ5 q 81 NV. 1.,r. so. 90
zoos ION 90. nv. 81. 80
PSI New York ave. Tor. -
l5o 18th st nv. Or -
olltth IT. NV. sr.46
lnQ 18th 81 NV lOr..@o
rig ~ j ave nv. Vt IS
los NJ Il. nv. sr......<S
loue II II. nv vi. 81 80
1888 f1erce Place. I OF. ~
1901 Ost nv. tir. 80
40 l<th st nw-lOr. 80
l4oo Chspin ~. ~. 40
1907 18th 81 NV. Tor. 40
laos 18th IT n.w,lur. 80
i i24Nssnn. ave. Tor 90
1880 .,tsth st-n sr. As
1875 Mallach Hl..gr 80 -
So kigEs 81 NV or. 80
1854 kisrsS 81. Or. 80
1903 yih II. ~, t,r.. ~
1918 lAndcn 81 Or. 30
ls'oo ION 81 nv. sr. rs
1907 Caroline at, sr.25
l22s N ct nv. 5r 20 80
lAil Plerce II. nw.sr.2 20
- examined by permitfrom
MAS }. fIsHIk a co.
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~ u hNe- Y ".
, 4.-:...-......s 2Qs. u
1tls M.s.- ave. ISr.
i papont Circle. Ter. 200
1910 lstst NV. l:sr 200
1sl4Coun.Av- IT. l so I, I
4Os 10th NV. lsr. l60 81
lsl3 q St NV. 1lr.
ls - , \ =. n .; v. isr. iss
sloN ST. NV. l5r. l2b
100 10th 81 n.
le25 Mass. ave. isr. 100
. d It NV. l5r -. 100
IT'S lstn.w.,lsrs. .S,s. q,
lols2lstsIn.N.llrs3.aS
ltvl siouehtOn ct,
lOSsl u 81. NV. ". h. NJ
Su2 J. ct NV llr.....95
lol@ / st NV. l2r. as
1928 q 81. nv. aryt On
a. y. y. ave. NV, gr. t.l
~u-S q stn-N..l lr ana
steole.--.--.....-.......G
zu.S hillyer Pi- llr. 40
oUl lsthstn.w......oo.t 81
l4l5 n st. n. ". llr. .t..5
The at,ove houses can
cur Office only. Tho
1yl3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

yNANTED-ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1, IN
w private family, one Large or two Small Rooms
for lady and daughter for the year round must have
good board and pleasant location at reasonable
references given and required. Address X. c. Star
Office jy10-2tsa
WANTED-TO RENT TWO TO FOUR UNFUR-
w nished Rooms for Light Housekeeping; chill
dren state particulars Address ILLINOIS, Star Of
fee. jyl9-2ts
w Room IN northwest between 9th and 18th, G and
M SITS. Address X. T.. u, Star office. jy1S-3t'
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EUk kENT-
II 1920 18th St, lar.
SIC 18Th n.e..6r..w. ke.15

\ 1870 18th st.. 14r- sic 18th n. e Or. ~ & e.15
$50 9Th 81 ST :e it e.,.n Md ave ns gt 50
2o6 Sc Err. mi. 80 Callan st n a ar 4 ,
sls St NV. Tor mi. SO SaO 18Th 81 n e tSr - >
1910 Riggs st Sr, mi :. As l.,l q Wyle N e Or -
~ Isl St. Ilr 40 Rear 30o 9Th Ar i 80
Icy - NV LIT. ~ 2ol6 Hutton CT, W. T.
iova ytn ST. 1r., NIL 30 20ls Hutton CT. l. -
t53s SET. 20 2023 Hutton CT n w, Al. 8
1906 Col ct Or mi 25 40 Rear on D s'e LIST ii -
400 Col ST.. Or mi 25 40 Rear 12l Sc I'd r q
Nav or, MI. 20 LOG st. Sc, 3r..... e
3 3D.. IN ST. n ,6r IN 20 1224 ST sc q
~ 9Th ne. Or, m 80 so Piers Ct sw 81 8 SO
$50 LIST n. e, Or, mi. - SO FURNISHED HOUSE
d3a otn sine ,7r- mi2o 1904 ST. w, Tor 100
1893 9Th me-, 6r mi 20 STORES
l0l2 tn sine Or m 4. IL 637 Pa ave. 5 e... IS
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