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Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
ATE ORANGES.

The R. Nj Bassett hook and ladder com pany spent Sunday yesterday at the engine house in eating oranges cent them from Florida by Chief Whitlock of West Ansonia, who has been "doing" Flcrida of late.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
TF Z NEN RoUlE.

The New England Ter r.ninal company are preparing to put their fine steamer, Cape Charles, on the Wilson Point to New York city route as passenger boat the coming sefson.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-01
ONE OF RPTDGEPORT's FINEST.

Mus. William Morris, 33 Wooster street, Ansonia, has snake cactus of which she is proud. It hes seven buds and one full blos- som, and is plant very much admired. It il eight years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08
A THEATRICAL DEFAULTER.
The Aronsons' Secretary Said TO Have
Betrayed His Trust at tho Casino.

The New York Herald says 1t has Just leaked
out that DIR. Lindon, who was secretary to the
Aronsons at the Casino, had betrayed his
trust. The discovery was made during the
absence Of Manager Rudolph Aronson that
funds had been Incorporated. Mr.. Albert
Aronson promptly took matters in hand, and
as consequence partial restitution was made.
The amount Of money involved in the case
Is reported to have been 1000 or 5000. Mr..
Aronson last night said that not one-third
of that had been taken, and it was all made
good Mrs. Linden came to the rescue of her
husband and at considerable sacrifice made up
the deficiency in his accounts. Before going TO
the Casino Linden kept a brokers' Office on Cedar
street He has always borne an excellent repu-
tation and Is spoken Of as q man of unusual
ability. The reason assigned for this misstep
was association with fast set and personal ex-
travagances beyond what his income justified.
It was reported by the theatrical people that
the exact sum embezzled was %, 900. and that
Mr.. Aronson compromised the matter for
~, 500 rather than prosecute Linden. in which
case he would have 70 produce his books in
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08
His Ruse to Dodge the Devil.

from tne ST. Louis GLOBE Democrat.
Col. John Ely, formerly of Pike county, Mis-
souri,, now North Dakota stockman, was .
democratic member Of the Dakota Legislature
three or four years ago. He fell desperately i'll
during the session and was having . rather
rough time, with only such attention a. Tom
Edison and other wellmeaning but unskilled
friends could give him. Edison walked in one
day and asked:
well, John, how are you getting on?"
Poorly, mighty poorly, Tom. I'm afraid I'm
going to die, said Ely.
81 don't know but You win" replied Edison.
''You look awful bad, John"
II know it. know it," said Ely. And in q
few moments he added: Tom, there's one
thing want you to do for me il de-"
What's that" asked Edison in sympathe etc
tone, getting ready 70 receive adesfh-bed com.
mission.
.Tom," said Ely, "if die want you to zee
that I'm buried in Norwegian buryins
ground"
..wha-wha-what's that for2" calculated
Edison.
Because" said Ely, without break In his
solemn manner, because the devil viii neve,
think Of looking for . democrat among the
Norwegians."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

The United Brooklyn brewing company nled
articles Of incorporation yesterday with the
New York secretary Of state. 1t Is supposed "a
ing trusts that are tnvadin9 American col. Tn
amount Of it, capital stock h Axsd at a..
SOyuo. Lhs company y toesntinus u exist
ChAs. y: Trsn Of Frsdssiok, Unitsd States
consul 70 NArseillss, has tondsrsd ~ posifioa
Of vice consul to Cyrus HsIfsns6sin az -
Frederick TtmSa
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-CORRESPOND WITH DEsIR-
w able parties willing to Jointly Occupy House in
nisn liable Board 70 Family Of Three at fair rates.
ond door. and will pay one-hrd OF rent gas bills
good chance for permanent arrangement. A. D.,
459 st. NV suS-3ts
WANTED AN UNPUBLISHED ROOM ON
w Second or Third Floor, with heat gas and priv-
lege Of bath between 9th and 10th and and l. w. !;
state price. Box 81. Star office. sug7 -2ts
WANTED-BY LADY, Two ROOMS, WITH PRI-
Nv vate hath il possible, handsomely furnished as
sitting Room and Chamber, with strictly irst-cass
Box 20, Star office. au6-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEDmA YOUTH EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE
w would like to get Position to Learn Trade Of
some kind Address EMPLOYMENT, star office. It,
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w Housemsds, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Coach-
men, Buffers, Walters, and general housework. 6l3
9TH ct. NV. Also European Steamship agent. auS3ts
WANTED-BY. A RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN
w and Wife Place together-womsn to do General
Homework to Drive Horse aud Work about place
city or country. Address ]. o., Star Office. auS-3t'
WANTED-BYA REsPECTABLEC OLORED GIRL
w Place to Do General Homework for . Small
Family. Call at 1899 9th St NV IT.
WANIED-AT HEADQUARTERs-POsITI
Nurses, Sesmstress. Men Walters. Cooks. Coachmen,
Buffers. sAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 st.nw. su7-4t'
M AUTHORIZATION IN REAL ESTATE, IN
w sursnce or Brokerage Office by Young Man,
graduate OF Esktmans Business College, has had six
years. experience in railroad aud banking business
good accountant; best OF references given. Address
Box Ii, Star office. au6-3t'
WANTED : POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w men,, Houseworkers, Maids. Buffers, Nurses,
Waters, House keepers; CLERKS Craftsmen tmechan:
ical and architectural, Few Germans, French and
Swedes Cities, country and resorts. BURNHAM's,
DO 9th st NV. au3-6ts
WANTED-FREE!! HOUSEKEEPERs AND ALL
w employers are furnished highly recommended Ser
wants, Clerks, &c.. Applications for government
ployment prepared looms registered same terms
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. I'll q st. NV.
3y27-12r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

PARLoR Cars TO ATLANTIC CrTY.-Pullman
parlor cars will run from Washington to Phila-
delphis and from Philadelphia to Atlantic CITY
on Baltimore and Ohio excursion which leaves
Washington at 4:20 pm. next Saturday. The
railroad fare will be 50 for the round trip and
tickets will be good returning until Monday
following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

'Tt was very thoughtlsss in your father 10
intruds 20 abruptly" Clara-"Hs 10 not
thoughtless at all, George. You see my elder
sister lost her breach Of promise suit by not
having an eye witneas, and poor pa had TO pay
the costs and lawyers fees himself. "-TSzas
&f6n9s.
The Higher Branches -Neighbor-' under
stand your son !: home from college. Is'poss
he's up in evsrything2"
Farmer Smythe-"You're Just right Hes
upstairs In bed most Of the day. bat il you'll
come around in the evenin' about the time I'm
doin' the chores you'll zee him ont there in
the front yard with . snow shoe in his hand
chasin' . ball over . nsh net IN . way that'n
make your eyes stick oat"-OmaAa World
Miss Lighteed-''Oh, have you Ia Tssssa
Blonds2" Anxious book cierk-"Naw; don't
think tie that Been ont In the country Z
couple Of weeks and the doctor Gays it's only
| ivy poison. "-Dwrdstts..
Professor (of class in journalism) -s1What 4
the difference between An editorial and an sdi.
torial paragraph"
Studsnt-.kn editorial b Of the sane nature
- IN editorial paragraph. but b larger end
dosm't have - mush = ~
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-FIRsT-CL CLASS BARBER AT sos lxrH
3, NV; sfesiy Job one who has worked in the
neiehoos mood preferred. IT.
WaakkEEkkPRiI ss sNfPEFh. ss7 fEsN1 AVE i!
WAkTED-TwQ BOYS m A PAINT SHOP, PRE-
two rpx yhS 9sys been g The Snsnsss ssr x
w Adversi.smsnts and Corector Tor. Thsassr
Atlantic Buians o'i Ibw o HIEEN % he sa
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL AS
to 7ss Norm a saa %
WANTEDm,A FIssT-cLAss PAPERHANaER;
sus-3t is14 4. NV.
WANrED-THREE GOOD TIN Ro0FERs AND
ip aiS S'ia
WANTED : RESPONSIBLE PERSON OF GOOD
Represent Financial Company: NO csnwassin1; worth
biisS: HnSna Address With rsfsrsss.
WANTED-TwO MEN TO SELL GROCERIES.
se and HEsss t New xsk house
sssS E Z!
WANTED-sALEsMAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN
t 9ss ; =, business Apply at STAR SHOE Ho
acQSS .S @ k.ssS. k,s
en- MEN, Hotel Chef, $75; bartender, Hostler and
F: .ns. And Dairy Men, At once DICKS. sis 7'hnV
2 Essa ..is1s
between II and O'Clock at lis 4th st. Sc. au7-2t
WANTED FOUR LADIES IN A LIGHT. PER:
;fssIv Nus. furnish ssS cash ssSa su Pa
WAAMs ;I.l3: yS COOKS, sio 70 $40: CHAM:
M.E' DS cSosB s Sas coOred Men SS!
references, Boz S. Star ONCE '"' A0 sns-s.. ST."
WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN, WHITE OR
but Pc need
answer. BIG, Star Office. su6-3t'
WANTED,MdA BRIGHT, ACTIVE MAN, ABOUT
g
WANTED.-aENERALA AND LOCAL AGENTS TO
w handle the New Patent Chemical Ink Erssng
Sas sA; e GO
solutsy Free Salary to good men. No ladies need
f5is i szsi ina
WANTED-AT. ONCE so WHITE AND COL.
this City Cooks HoqsewOrEers. Mattresses buffers.
ZIG ssS Of trunks
WASTED-MALE AND FEMALES SEEKING EN-
w Ployme1t call and secure Work now ready eighty
TOUR supplied with work the past week Applca tions
for Government Positions prepared. TIL q ST. NV.
su3-6t'
WANTEp-AY ENERGETIC. ENTERPRIsINa
w man, situated outside Washington, to represent
fS sa * ''ii
NJ ANTED-SALESMEN-W WISH FEW MEN
TO Sell our Goods by Sample to the Wholesale and
Retail Trade Largest manufacturers in our line. In
close two-cent stamp. Wages 81 per day. Permanent
8 {:
TURING Co, Cincinnati, Ohio jy25-th,s,tu1m'
WANTED--COLORED MEN TO WORK ON
w Drum Point Railroad in Calvert county, Nd, five
miles from Upper Marlboro; wages &l,25 per day.
ty17-lms RODGERo CLEMENT.
WANTED - DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU.
W reau. conducted by ladies, Men and Women,
white and coored for all kinds Of domestic labor tor
District and states, with reterences TAT n st. NV
1yl21ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

ATLANTIC CrrY ExCURsIox.-Special train for
Atlantic City will leave the Pennsylvania rail-
road station at P. m. Saturday, August 10, and,
Sunday and Monday following, purchasers can
have two whole days at this famous watering
resort Secure tickets early. Rate only ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

The following scores we're made In the lawn
tennis tournament at Newport Ri, yesterday
afternoon:
Final singiesJ. q Brown beat @. Willing,
IT,, 80, ca, Ga
Mixed doubles-First round-J. 8. Brown
and Miss Stevens beat H. W. Cozzens, r., and
Miss Cozzens, SO, So A. Peckham and Miss
smith beat x. Wilbur and Mis- 6eabury, 6-3,
81
Brown u winner Of the tournament and plays
q. w. Cozzeus, IT,, fog the championship cup
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08
Claus spreckles Was Responsible.

A New York Tribune special from San Fran
cisco says private letters received there show
that Claus spreckles was responsible for the
recent failure Of the great Magdburg syndi-
cate. When Spreckles was in Germany re-
Gently prominent bankers there who had
agreed to back the syndicate with several mil
lions asked him what were the chances for
cornering the sugar supply of the world.
Spreckles replied bluntly that it could not be
tons on the Sandwich Islands and the sugar
product Of California. Upon this information
the bankers declined to advance money and
the Magdburg syndicate was forced to appeal
| TO the American sugar trust, aud thus the de-
tails of the schsme to defraud the revenue by
artificial coloring was exposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08
PROPOSALS.

Of1cE AAe:ns TasSHIscIoy sAaE1oFS
ySESSR a. "A =. on on, dULsPi y. SEFiEzsEs
.Pes shs s.Oands q MssLiasssa 1srs.sks d q
s s pss fusnise Too lsT essss TSs m.ss =.
5eht q rsssct .ny snd ~ eads end . i1csssss %
e 20 pr ss.s.z ssssis - .sssssss q - -
sSS 81 - ssss s. @sSs sa6sct l. shis eoo3 ,ss
kor4s = leoPoeeAs I'D speca1csesons foE he gor1
Es - a Sax ~ tsltlass
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LOR RENr-HoUsR WITH STORE, COR pTH
sSs y 81 is ns q ss'n''- Apply sasi as
E stssJss's s.S 81 EdssEsi B. SN Ssss
y 6urbs; win rent Low % desirable tenants; one
1is ..s ~
1915 st. nv. sus-3t
F3tHs kE g ,o- . 4 sf Fl,
leSs sl asai i2s is sSs q i.is st NV
Ega aS!s lssss SsSs:ss,
isIs iasS i. aS: All SSs S:iissS fisss, g.:
:ss-s. stsr i H SssKsIok6. sas itss III Il %
FOR EENT-s-EooN PREsssp BELck noysE.
sS s:i.i sss Ais Sc
IoR RENT-sa5 PER MONTH. NEW Two-sToRY
III, sr sss House ROOMS all modern impr0ysms,.s
FSSss s ss .ss sss s:s = 81. $50
Sl2o0: So x av- all 80. See comIlete List of
L o BIS Ta'' both day and night .us.
Tor RENT-sIx-ROoM BRICK HOUSE. sos
SO st. nv; water gas Apply iloe st. NV; Kent
fH., si9s st, sIoolels esd St, .sss 50
iaa6 fas6 =. III 6 snd W, st os :c, s. 20
1881 st. IT, MI 80 566 I'd s:s st., s so
232b pay m iSS So ss6 d I'D st. Or sr....s6st
fsf ISs. ave. s; lsl 6 ssS; .SS e1s
S Sisi st sr n L49 80 q Dsi.ses S. Or. 10 48
iss I'D; ir So So rs I'm It. 50
YssiSss;aS . :, ~ yf%,s g issI st.
St$ ssss = Si ri Iis S
sY54 sl' sr Ir 81 psn,s,ov Dr.
a aSiS IA is ST. mn e. ,a.s
500 I'd 81. me-, Or. rs Rear 2409 ST.. 6r i o. 10
f95s f 81 mi g. g s So 81. + 4,
sis "a g. m, Rear s4e sassss Is
ssis:s9 sa st. Si.. IS $S s.o.s q = :t, lor IS
For full, nss applyss wEsOoTT 4 WILCOX.
au7 1907 Pa n.w.
TOR RENT-72l, 725 AND 727 9th ST. NE
Hfs Bricks: ND Rg. Co. 81 Te.sh
f brick; 8 large rooms. water and water closet, al
e14. Will be routed to q genteel colored family. NJ
NJ ROHhER. 302 East Capitol st. au7-3t'
nS. e G. SR sI s5s6s ~ ]. sGSss az
k Ri Mod s% Ct a RSC 4ss BATH
su7-lOt
EOR RENT-l203 arr ST. NEAR N ST NV, !:
nine rooms bath and cellar rood repair on Belt
partments; ESQ X. H. T. LEOPOLD, 1900 st. as St
ESOR RENT-s-ROoM BRICK HOUSE. ALL N. L,
4 TO good tenant white or coored; also, Furnished
furniIure, and To@Sstones Tor ssie. 2cio q. n.~
su6-6ts
E and bath; hall; ali mod. i'm. q cosy home for 3
' nsm ' A II. TG5s tO 8. HISsEy co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08
PERSONAL.

" HE LAWYER IN WASHINGTON WHO WROTE
to postmaster 1t Fouche, Ouachita Parrish Louis
ana for information Of one l. L Mhyte will be satis-
factorily answered by addressing ID. n SHOLARS,
Monroe, La auS-6t
A YOUNG MAN OF is YEARS WILL GIVE
"A &l00 to any Person getting him Position in the
Departments paying 600 or SIS . month Address
DEPARTMENT., Star office. au6-3ts
A UTHOkIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
,eAa Williams Ia Co Communications promptly at
hours. wA WILLIAMS. Manager. no = ct nv.
my4-4ms
CIvIL-SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers Send loo. TO
y. W. FLYNN. AN Ivy Institute,
ty25-1ms Southwest cor. 9Th and X SITS. n. ".
nIyORCEs-A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LIZA Dearborn st.. Chicago; advice tree: twenty
one years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted. se1b-s.tu,th,
TUSTH's OLD STAND Is TIE ONLY PLACE
q where nrst-class second Hama Clothing can BE-
Aod At Respectable prices Address OF call 0lYD St
Nv. myl
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD IN EXCHANGE FOR DANG
w ing and Banjo Lessons. Address BANJO PROF,
Star office Its
WANTED-GOOD TABLE BOARD AND ROOM
w for Gentleman and Vile; IN private family pre-
ferred state terms. Address ADVANCE. Star ofhcs.
au7-2ts
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SHED.
l4i5Na nv llr.se5
VI ! 18th II. NV. Tor. 90
elo 18th ST nv, l0r. IS
1921 y ct NV, Or, So
1000 II st nv. ar. ~ 81
1901 q ", NV. 0r.-,..5Q
p32 New York ave. l Or. Is
ln50 lath - NV. 5r. As
ldl1 18th Il. NV 7r. As
ITO 18th ST NV. l0r. as
sl2 n J ave- n. W, ,sr As
l1os NJ ~. NV. 1r......45
.O4 y 81. N W. lOr......45
1888 Pierce place. Tor. A.
ll24 Conn. ave. Tor. 40
24l0 18th Of. n-v-lUr. 30
1906 Chaplin ST., $40
1907 18th u. n. W. Or.. 20
l35l 4 ~. NV. .Sr.,....35
1880 18th st.n-w- ar. IS
1908 9th It. "A. w., tsr.. 80
1900 lotn st. W. 7r. ..25
1907 Caroline ST., 7r..25
PA LIST 81. s.w, 6r......lb
22o lst 81. aw. or......16
q examined by permitfrom
MAS j. flkhfR A CO.
la2aE Al n -
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
nELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
NViginia, plenty Of shade; large lawn; plenty Of
Mrs.. JOHN 10. iii .1a County, Va
su6-6t
ROARDERs WANTED AT LOCUST Hill.
~ healthy location; full view Of mountains; cool
:ads fsish %n and
We. suSk10s
~ Station. Met. Branch b and o. R.R., Two Nice
Rooms with trst-class Table Board; penty of milk,
fruit, and shade. Apply on premises or address OAK
GROVE, DC. a.
TWO LARGE ROOMS NEAR RI; PRIVATE
Il family; home conforts; ice, milk. fruit, &C. ;
lovely drives shade and porches; telephone; terms
70 Address H. E.. near Walksrsville, Frederick Co.,
Nd. su6-5t'
NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BOONsBORO', ND.
~ near South Mountain and Antietam battle ZELDA.
Mountain sceneryi cheap teams. hne drives; clean
r1 sna.6 s90a fare Terms % Per Ssek p,-,...,
COUNTRY BOARD NEAR STATION, NEW
Shouse, on high ground; extensive shady lawns: ns
views no mosquitoes plenty of Jersey milk and butter
Fairfax Co, Va. iy30-tu, thSs-Sts
- Gated the Shenandoah river; water and noun
tam scenery: beautiful location healthy. Write for
circular furnishing details and terms sr,
o 20, esstsm.n's Ferry. CLARKE County VI
COMFORT RETREAT, POPgLAR RESORT N
SMountains Of Maryland. near Harper's Fern, homo
CLARK, Keep Tryst Washington county. Ma
my 29-3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


!si - i. .Is e M n. 4
SI1 lsh:,as- isr loo sSY fss S :, a. a., ysss
SO So. iy SS n d. :. 81 q 81 "a
rid lob Nv 1914 1914 if, sss ~ or
isi2 ssS g e: 81 q ~. Ss..:. "a
isoa n te nv. riiiir'o-sg asis NV r.....:s
81 p.s nv W. 90 a ~, ~, /, nv
3 ~ ~ n: ~ y. q. Or e g sS
eR ' nv Pr s Egg 1891 Z I. S.s q Ss s
zig ass " lh5S sS g 81 So ne.
1918 est NV Iir SOS sic ON 81, y. e. g IS
nd se. nv ist s. f dsi = ?. osp q.
IsSs il + 81 * ( 3
3 81. g 81 nv lor g SO st p.w er....,....i
= . g y ss sg;sl' s :, .s Or.
a aSS9 isth st n. VI 4o4s 2ti.Pst Or. lie. g
sde Ssss .e % Soc 81 nv.
is ss s I e 3 81 p x s 81,
~ st NV. l0r......S5 lQ+ 81 n ". 5r... is 30
siss sr:I 1873 :: & ne ne,
az N.t n.w- lor..,s;,3 Is il4Kst nv. s., 30
is:a Y; 3 = :Sss
ie stS st NV Or sas H IN n ne. ns; er0s3
1851 So 81 !; !. y: $gsS Y;
i Yy:0 In IN Nv. ar $50 -
3is tn.e..sr.. W sS $40 Pc ave- Nv. as
iais ss st IVA rs. &c jag5 IN :,
1928 9th NV. er Is. IS \. Y cor 9th I n. er 50
SIS hass. ave. q. Or %. so el4 2lst "a 49,. 10 40
aus BIZ WARNER . CO. ole Ct nv
us j $SsS PSI, s.oHuron st. bet Mess;
sY4S "a s4s.. for 50 sSe. and oen'r.
1907 ION st. -. so Rear iSos ssd ST..
HOS b ST. ne, o.. .. Is 70 3O1 q 81 ST n - sd
i Bessels Court. Ar. 1850
aul-2w GEO. W LINKINs. 18th and sta no.
LoR kENT-HousEs FROM sIO To slOO PEI
n month. Complete list in my once windcw can 10
seen any hour. day or night n A. McINTfRR
Di--lm els 81
HOB RENT-3ll q ST, g. T.. ROOMS, Mon
imrs y. c. GREEN, sos 9TH st. NV. suf-iOt
Soh RENT-s0o o ST. NV. ROOMS. PAPEREp
= htvushout; all conveniences. desirable neigh
oorhood; $50 per mo. Inquire OF
,e2s-3m FRANK I. BROWNING. 4le 9th st nv
EoR kENT-lo2e sTH ST. NV. THREE-sroRY
rstciass in every respsa1 5Sems ssa PA
Boston Variety Store 7O5 Market SPACE su3- 2m
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EoR RENT-UNFURNfI
LAIN .xo :, -.

EOh hENI-UNFUhNfl
Alfolh RI ave. NV,
lIr....:.--.......s2os.33
lH3 Mass. ave. l1r.
and stable. .....,.,. 200
i Dupont circle. lar. 2OO
1915 Let st. NV, 1 "a. POO
lIl4Conn.av..lsr l6d 81
e12 18TH ST. NV. 20r.
stabie.............lo 1856. O.
l4l3 @ ct. n. W. lIr.
,s ~ Mt, y :. NV I5T: Is
lsl6N st. NV. l5r. LII
100 18th ct. n.
w.,ler. aud stAblell6.67
l625 Mass. ave. lSr. .l0u
l4Ql stoughton ST.,
502 i ST NV. iir....o'..s5
1914 7 st. NV. l:sr....75
LOIS o st.n.w.,llr ana
2203 Hillyer ri. llr. 20
1923 U 81. NV. 9r... .o5
p42 \, y. ave. NV, 9r..o5
60i lSthst.n.w..... .06. 81
The above houses can
ourofhce only. THO
and
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Two WHOLE DAYs AT TEE SRAsuoRx.-Secure
your accommodations for the special train via
the Pennsylvania railroad on Saturday August
10, to Atlantic City. Rate, e. for the round
Trip. Tickets good to return on all trains sum
day and Monday following.
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LWR RENT
4 Job l4th st. nv, PA ct NV, 7r.-.e25
Ir..............SS3.33 226 Sth NV, 5rr. rs
Pig \, \ ave-. 13rs. 1906 st. NV, 7r....25
500 18th n. W.. 10rs. IA Sd st. NV. %
IOg lIth ST. NV. Or. 1872 1th 81.
III 9th st. NV, llr so l3l 9th St n, W Or. 20
1851 9th st. NV, llr so 32l Az 81 W. store
15Q6 9th st. NV, Tor. 40 and dwelling ..,., 90
33l Prospect ave-, l3r Bakery, Az 9th St Sc
l30S Corcoran st., 7r. 80 2S3 Md 5rs IL
l4lO st. NV, 10r. 80 900 9th ST. nw.,store 40
au6-3t ALBERT F. FOX. e20 ST. NV.
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E0R RENT-Two FIRsT-cLAss REsIDENcEs
Il 1918 Rhode Island ave and l4l2 10Th st Apply
" J. j. SHEDD. 1907 r / ay. aua-s.tu u. u mkt5m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

During charivari Monday night at Win.
oski, little village few miles from Plymouth.
VIA, Fred Meerstsin, who was married Monday,
was struck With . coz bell BY Fred Fischer.
Meerstein's skull vas frastursd, and he cannot
possibly recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

k<sOA RE0I-
4 OIL Ost nv. l2 l0S7 Pa ave- a.. Sr
isSQ 10th a.. i4r- sl leS7 q So s.s. e. .n-i..is
N a.. 90 lO29 9th Or. mi. q
$S2 2eh % AZ. l3r... l0l4 9Th st mi i6
oSt ~ eNes ae.. Z. = 500 9Th ct ne, Or,
oS vster and 80
az Aes At; ni .00 Callan O. n e. Or.
VIZ g n.w l0r ma. SO Rear sos 7th a. n 10 80
xSfv n9yssl ors mi - 2Ql6 Hutton Ct. n w. q. 9
1sL Sis III Groenb alley. a.
~ NJ ~ nj a III 20 Es:r lSlo ss lss AZ
1905 Col =. Ss-niSk FuSNisHEb housno p
tsY IS Il n :: 1000 s sr6sso LOO
fay IS s.. u nj 3 81 81 si;s;::.IiS 3
f6iS .s.ss.@f fs Rear ols / M IN 10
evokxDfEDf BRApLEY.
ROR RRN!-NINE-RooH BRICT HOUSE, 721
st "a; also two atx- hoom HouseaL lH05 a1d zO1
CS.pnhs Ct NV. oz5 IN sdvsncs; alss 6x2 3 81 AZ.
SiS. ~ hsvsn l. Ksy nsxt door. Owner Bis Oh
sl hs is'E lo.,e,bssss s s : s. 4! 3Sis.rsS
AZ. ~ s skii rs aiks az iSSs 4
- ~: e sss:. .sR -: . |:
=; sIi' z i;:s''s - e. Az rs 9.
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3S2 "a st' iSs-..'.... e0 III "a ave, VI ..20
1s sts &: nS e "a g 8. ns @
q NV seS 5g f { s rv
iSi IL (, .x g g q = .s
H SafSFEb Rr sp9 81 sr OFFICE
s4I f:: "a soS.: sf.Sns E}sS,Ds rooms IN sun
sti y "a doof. irOnts ysiors heated ~ .ss sS
OBJ heated BY ,rs steam :IgT ego each
ssS + w = ; sss; . g I'll
,s sss II: n :; ss$t Hsas 18th "
:na df ss
October 1. For particulars call at my othce
aus r. q. HOFFMAN. 10Th and sta NV
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
Y :. Ss. fsS s,a ,s
2i95 s. NV los NV Is 70 ga "a. iiA 81
81 nx g h hslS rf Pias e. n~ss
Ia ST q 4 SSoo on GslunSs road
HOS Conn '''Yl S SsS q Is Conn .''...sso
iT st. Sss . .Sd $ isr. D!s year isSS
~. TiIkEii 4 RBTHFEfoRb. 20
F99R RENO 4 TO! LET .rs Eoa ONE YEAH NEW.
Y choice location; price 5000 per month. W. p
1OONo. lSO3 81 NV. au6-0t
LrOR RENT
Is 1914 l. 1T y. ", IL rooms. $50 90
S1s st ne, rooms. ........................ 25Q5
14Q psf nw rooms. ......................... rs 90
5i93 " 2 NV roons ....................-.. % SO
al Hvvtis Al rsc,. So3U
HERR0N 4 RiMRY
eoS-os 1907 y e. nv.
tcOR RENT-l615 MARION ST. NV, ROOMS
a and bath, aud concrete cellar under the whole
nouse. Apply Of owner, EAAoNs g. SMITH, 7O6
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-FOR ONE YEAR. OR FOR A TERM
- Of years, Fine Store; best location in the city;
soy 9TH st. NV. Apply TO owner. 1911 Rhode Island
ave. NV. jy23-2w
EOR RENT-THE STORE 1925 7fH ST. NV
uary next. Apply to T. c. LkWI8. I42l New York
ave. su6-eo6t
EroR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING ON I'M
Il portant business thoroughfare for millinery
fectonery, druggist, tailor or other light business
III 9st. NV. Rent $40. Keys adjoining. jel s-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

To ATLANTIC CITY VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
will sell excursion tickets to Atlantic City at %
round trip for special train leaving Washing
ton at 420 p. m. Saturday, August 10. Tickets
good returning until Monday, August II, in
elusive.