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CosrlsuAr,os Or
H. A. SELIGSON'S
20 PER CENT REMOVAL SALE
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
In Bottles and Demijohns

526 18TH ST. NV, NEAR r.
Before remove to my new building ON the corner Of
l2th aid Pennsylvania ave or about October
J. want to reduce my Immense stock of Foreign and
American Wines and Liquors. now stored in four ware
houses III this city and III Baltimore. to the
lowest minimum.
PLEASE COMPARE MY PRICES WITH THOSE OF
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=. 4 oELIGeoN,
THE WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANT.
sp3vks-t $50 18th d. Nv. near y.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

WANTEDLTO BORROW e. 500 ON PROPERTY
w Worth Three Times the Amount; the property 10
not In the city but il we'll known several business
men here; VIII give note for two years; per cent in.
terest secured by mortgage. Address MAITLAND,
Star once. au7.3t'
EOR LEASE-FOR TERM OF YEARS VALUA-
Il BILE Piece of Business Property on south side Of r
st. between 18th and 18th SITS. NV. THOMAS L
WAGGAMAN. OF i st NV. au5-lw
2Qkn WILL BUY A FIkT-CIAss GROCERY
%OOO and Provision Store; store must be sold
Apply 23d ct. and Va. ave- NV sp3-6ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I,OR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING SECOND
II Story Front Rooms; nicely papered gas and bath
will rent furniture for bed desired; no chill
dren preferred. Northeast corner Sd and X NV IT
Il with or without board, in private family; near
three lnes Of cars; bath aud gas; IS and alb each
per mo. gentlemen preferred Inquire 1907 9TH 81.
Nv. au6-3ts
NOR RENT--6S3 ST NV, NICELY FURNISHED
Il Rooms with or without Board; gentlemen pre-
ferred. aut-3ts
IHOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-2 FLOOR WITH
Il Kitchen IL desired; closets, eas. and bath; near
and market. 1202 st. NV su5-3ts
EOR RENT-IN SUMNER REsORT-6Oe 3 ST.
II NV, Delightful Rooms; Windsor mirror beds also
others al new; good location and central au5 ST
LOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL SUMNER ROOMS,
II single or en- suite, in private family; furnished
large double corner house. south and funt refer.
ences required. ll0l st. NV. aui -6ss
LrOR RENT-Sl7 18TH ST. NV, FURNISHEDO OR
rent. iy25-lms
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w once with IN experience Of nearly 10 years)
is eivtng to its Rental Department has enabled
keep house. we'll tenanted snd haslet us With few
houses TO offer TOR rent
Residents or non-residents having Furnished OF
Cnfurnished House, Stores TO Rent can have
special sttsntxoo thr interests by piacin3 them
our hands. JOHN SIBERIAN q Co,
sn3-3m 1407 r at. nv
NJ ANTEp-1 HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY ron
w Houses by good tenants: owners having houses
for rent are solicited 70 place them IN list prompt
returns. GEO. w. LINKING. 18th and H "a.
ty3O-1m
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EOR RENT
Il 6l2 z st. n.w......e12
POI N.Cspitol ct. i Or. I z
GA 18th 81. n. W.. 12r. 10
500 9TH 1t. NV, 30r. 10
6lO ! st. NV, 1Sr......l0
40 10th ct. Nv. Tor. "a
1910 N st. NV, 1877
1917 X 1t. u w.. l1r.10.7
127 llth st.n.w.,l2rG0.5
1902 NJ st. NV, llr. q
11o4 z n. W. 6r.
63l ID Ut. n.w., 16r. q
1909 q ct. n. W, 9r......6
1410Nst. NV, Tor. .65.5
1911 llth Ut. NV, Or. 5
1702 Il st. n. ", 11r. IS
sos 18th n. w., 1lr-50.6
11Q4 9Th st. n.w..1or So
1918 q Ut. NV. 1lr. sos
1928 18th St, Sr.. 80. 8
32d Ind. xv., NV, l3r. D
l64S 18th n.w..l3r.. 4b.1
l102 n. II. sv.. ST.. 40 s.
l406 l1th n. W, Or. .45.5'
427 0st. NV. 1Or......4
2106x H Ut. NV. Sr. q
2l6 @ 1t. n. ~, 13r. 40
1880 18Th stn.w. 81. 40.4
303 q st. NV. 81. ~
216 Sd st. s.e., 12r......4
l0l1 Goth n. W, 9r. 80. B,
125 G ct. a.e-. Qr....3.4
204 d q. NV. Tor. y
454 h 1t. n W. ,Sr. .......3
Us 21st ut. NV, 7r. %
7l2 n st. NV, 10r......3
l30 ] sk NV, 0r. .30.4
1927 Wsllach st.. 6r. 81. o
l549 9th st. NV. ,or. ~. B
JIG 6th st NV, Or. -. 8
1912 zth %. n.w:.Sr. -
1923 8 1t. n-w..9r. 80. q
700 9th q a.. yr......3
2030 18th n. W. tbs
1890 18th Ut NV. 7r.-2
31S , skn.e-.0R. al. o
1924 9th st. NV, 7r.yI.e
1918 . st, NV, o.. II. 3
1888 18Th nv. Or. .x6.Il
3lS Mnaa. avo.n-o-soe.2o. b
..n N n WAT
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT.FOR ONE YEAR OR FOR TERM
Of years, Fine Store; best location in the city,
ave. NV. jy2.SyW
ISOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING ON I'M
portant business thoroughfare for millinery, con-
ectlonery, druggist tailor other light business;
1911 q st. NV. Rent $40. Keys adioining ieI n-3m
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health office
as follows: Chas. E. Long, white, Is years
Rosa B. Case, white, l year; Catherine E.
Smith, white, 1 month; Estelle W. Campbell,
white, months; Malcolm Mactavlane. white,
SO years; Geo. A. Ball, white. year; Benz G.
Trundle. white, IS years; Warwick NJ. Toulmin,
white. Is months; John T. Sullivan, white 2
months; Mary Harrigan, white, 20 years; Jas.
p. Garrity, white, l year; Miranda Steward,
white, A years; Alberta Semple, white. II
years; Mary Smothers, white. go years; Viola
Punch, white, 2 days; Alphonzo Anderson,
white, 6 months
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED-A COMPETENT GERMAN TEACHER
sRE Sss rascHEs ,a ssst q Il DF0
~ sasSss ss5s
WANTED--A sTENoGRAPHER, YOUNG Man
and good Eemnson oesr. aor ndS,ss
xx star office giving e1peFsnee .nd
WANTED.-A STEADY AND RELIABLE LADY IN
our SooS need not be bn, mus.
scf fsf DHws6S saa 81. Apply II
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE GIRL.
wages references fs6a II w.'hns or r'nns sS.a
w Nurse TO tafe care q Children rood ssisry al
between II and O'Clock at lis 4th st sc. au7-2t
WANTED FOUR LADIES IN LIGHT. PER.
sk Must Furnish Us cash ssSd su S s2asssss
APEX. Star of1ce au7-3t'
w sixteen years old with reference. willing 70 worf
IN owns sssr saHIa5{ ss Ii.
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK. WASH AND IRON
ON ~ IN private family; must be recommended 1890
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAss COOK: NO OTHER
w need apply. 216 9th st. NV. Good wages. IT.
WAsSS5I ik aco T ss5 LAgNDRkss
en- Men, Hotel Msa Seoss Hassr kt sa
F.13 sSs Dairy Man. at once bicVs. sis 9shn~
berm.ids. Nurses and Iaundresses in city or away;
SAINT e. c0l0rsd Men
WANTED-PENsIoN CLERK EXPERIENCED IN
W the examination Of testimony. Address, with
references. Box 81. Star Office. au6-3ts
WAAlNT TrE,pI;AN INTELLIGENT BOY ABOUT Il
st. &C. au6-2ts
w Colored, as Working Housekeeper: no Washing /;
state wages expected but reliable persons need
WANTED-A RELIABLE FARM HAND TO MILK
w &C. 5l5 9TH St sc. au6-2t'
WANTEDmA BRIGHT, ACTIVE MAN, ABOUT
w 25 or 80 years of age, TO Canvas the Retail
references Address 2Ss Wilmington . B. DC. &
WAANI IEiD =, AND Local, AGENTS 70
s..
six days.anothsr s32 90 in two hours Territory ab
faR SshdE ERASER 'si z" CO.. 5"
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SEVERAL
si:tsn! references required Apply ss5 I4th St NV
WANTED-A, FRENCH GIRL, "a TO Is YEARS
arsn and herself GansisS y Gssiu ssi st
WANTED-AT ONCE SO WHITE AND COL
w ored Cooks for Philadelphia and suburbs, also
(Yopth having knowledge of Drawing), trunks stored
BURNHAMS, 80 9th at. NV. au3-6t'
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALES SEEKING EN-
w ployment call and secure Work ready; eighty
four supplied with work the past week. Applications
for sn S0SsTnmen' Positions prepared I'll ass NV
WANTED - statesmen EVERYWHERE FOR
W our Adjustable AL Metal Door Plates tcan sell
and deliver at once). made Of nickel, gold, solid
bronze new goods Just out profits large. and sales
rapid; no house caDvAssing. Write for particulars.
N Y. DOOR PLATE CO., Newark, N. j. su1-6t
WANTED-MAN To TAKE THE AGENCY OF
w our safes size inches: weight 500 lbs.;
retail price $50; other sizes in proportion. rare
chance to create permannt business at home. These
safes meet demand never before supplied by other
safe companies as we are not governed by the safe
pool ALPINE SAFE CO, Cincinnati, o. aus s&w52t
WANTED--COLORED MEN TO WORK ON
w Drum Point Railroad in Calvert county. Nd, five
miles from Upper Marlboro; wages, 1,25 per day.
jy17-1ms RODGER, CLEMENT.
WANTED - DUND0RE'S EMPLOYMENT Blu.
w reau. conducted by ladies, Men and Women,
white and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor for
District and states with References 117 Ut. NV
jy12-1ms
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, CLERK IN
w the Urea ury d, partment, desires u Nicely Fur
nished Room with private family, or in house
where there are few other boarders Address, stating
terms tlt'1 WESTON Star office.
WANTED-FOR TERM OF YEARS, UNFUR.
w nished house; good order; IL to 10 rooms; be-
tween 12th and 18th SITS. and and L SITS Il W. All
particulars to sOLkNT, Star Office. aug7-3t.
XNANIED-AN USFURNISHED ROOM ON
w Secoud Third Floor. with heat gas and prIyi-
lepe Of bath between 9th and 18th and and l. n w |:
state price. Box 81. star Office. aux7 -2ts
NANTED-BY LADY. TWO ROOMS. WITH PR.
w vate bath if possible, handsomely furnished as
Sitting Room and Chamber, with strictly first class
Board, within five squares OF Riggs house preferred
Box 2S Star Office. au6-3ts
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Miss Devers Gives Bond and Her Son Is
Restored to Her.

This morning Miss Amanda Devers, who
claims the child Eddie Fisher (who has been
from infancy in charge Of Mrs. Fisher as her
own, appeared before Judge Montgomery and
gave bond in $1,000, in compliance with the
order made by the judge yesterday, and the
little boy was given to her. The bond is to
guarantee that she viii abide by the judgment
of the Court in General Term on the appeal
taken by Mrs. Fisher. The sureties on the bond
are T. H. Brooke and Isaac Devers. The latter
is q brother of the petitioner, residing near
Bennings, in whose custody the boy will remain
for the present.
Bailif Joyce, who has had charge Of the boy
pending the hearing, had the little fellow in
court, and he appeared to have become some
what attached to the bailiff
Judge Montgomery, on coming into the court
room, stated that he was ready to act in the
case. Messrs Brooke and Devers were pre-
sented and qualified as sureties. The parties
went to the marshals Office and the child was
turned over to the mother, but he was reluctant
to leave Mr.. Joyce until he was promised
little wagon. He then bid the officers goodbye
and went off cheerfully.
THREE-DoLLAR ATLANTIC CRY EXCURSION.
Excursion tickets to Atlantic City and return
will be sold at rate of So for the round trip
for special train leaving Baltimore and Ohio
depot at 4:20 P. m. Saturday, August 10. Tickets
good returning until August IL, inclusive.
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s:; !: !: (; H. 3
ts% Sss nv nv. s g. 81 *
srs-.R
n@lsh At nv. Sr. IS
giltn "a, NV n. 40
H2kJ ave- az. ~. .sb
ll&nahv-.nt......&
.NSst. nv. lor, IS
lSSs f1ercs rlsoe. ior-.S2
n?f Com ave. l Or. 40
1900 Chkpin ST., 81, :. go
l01 18Th a. ne. i0F. 80
1898 Oh ..,s.;;Msry..3
100 sth 81 NV. W. 80
iSe letn 81 p,s-5r. ..2s
1901 Caroline Ct, 1r.-..,6
ia lst 81. s.w. 0r......lS
xSo LIST o.. sws or......lS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN A PLACE
w as Cook in private family: willing to wash and
iron and general best Of city references
Apply at 1908 n j. ave NV. IT.
WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, A SIT
w uaton as Waiter or Private Carriage Driver or
Porter in Grocery store. Address 600 st. It,
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w Housemaids, Waitress. Nurses, Laundress Coach.
men, Buffers, WATERS and general housework. 613
9TH ST. NV. Also European Steamship agent. au74ts
WANTED-AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w for Cooks. Cham bermaid Waitress LAundress and
Nurses, Seamstress. Men Walters. Cooks. Coachnen,
Buffers. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 st.n.w. au7-4t'
MANIFESTATIONS IN REAL ESTATE, IN
w surance or Brokerage Office, by Young Man,
graduate of Eastmans Business College; has had SIX
years experience in railroad and banking business il
good accountant; best OF references given. Address
Box b. Star office. au6-3ts
WAETED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w Woman,a 81 tuation as Waitress or Chambermaid;
references furnished. Call or address 934h Gath St
NV au6-2ts
WANTED POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w men, Houseworkers. Maids, Buffers, Nurses,
Walters, House keepers, Clerks. Craftsmen (mechsn.
ical and architectural, Few Germans, French and
Swedes Cities, country and resorts. BURNHAM'S,
30 9th at NV su:3-6ts
WANTED-FREE!! HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL
w employers are furnished highly recommended Ser
wants, Clerks, &C.. Applications tor government en-
ployment prepared Rooms registered terms.
CITY INILLLlGENCE OFFICE. I'll g NV.
1y27-l2t
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LOST AND FOUND.


+ .OST-AT B. l. O. DEPOT TUESDAY MORNING,
ss ~ ihSs small Red Poeas,byok. containing S49
L. EVANS. Department Of Agriculture. It
T .OST--LAST EvEN1NG-ON Sd ST. BETWEEN
LID and NV. Black Cashmere Wrap. A suitable
reward given if returned to 305 st. NV IT.
7 .OST-A CHECK DRAWN BY II, g. HOLCOMB,
~ payable to the order OF A. J; Joyce, on National
payment has been stopped suitable reward for its
return to A. j. JOYCES Carriage Factory, corner 4th
and SITS. NV. AUST
T OsT-SATURDAY EVENING, AUG 3, GORDON
~ setter Gyp, white stripe under breast; liberal
ward will be paid If returned to 1880 18th ST. NV.
au6-xts
I OST-AUGUsT 2, A SHEPHERD DOG: HAS
~ long black hair with . brown spot each eye
90 will be paid for return to GEN. H. q. GIBSON,
Washington Barracks. aus ts '
T OsT-ABoUT 10 PM JULY "a, AT B. AND P
IL Depot, One Pocket book containing one $50 bill
and pair Of Gold Spectsces Finder awarded by re.
turning to Star office. au6-2ts
I OST-A WHITE BULL TERRIER BITCH FROM
~ 5O5 Va ave. Sc. answers to the name of Nelly.
81 reward If returned to above address. aus BE-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TWO LARGE ROOMS NEAR RR,: PRIVATE
Il family; home comforts; ice, milk, fruit, &C.
lovely drives shade and porches; telephone; terms
Md. au6-5ts
~ from Washington, at old-fashioned brick home
stead few Boarders reference given; all country
county. Md. suS- st!
MORE GUESTS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT
w Mountain View, miles from station. from
mountain; two mail trains daily; three large airy
rooms yet vacant. Direct to the MISSES PRESTON,
Round Hill. Loudoun Co.. Va au5-3t'
(NOUNTRY BOARD IN BLUE RIDGE NOUN
Stains; depot Berlin miles by good road; B. and
U. railroad good lawn plenty fruit; good table; e5
per week; refer to Thos Packer and johnson, Al
9th st. NV Mrs. POTTERFIELD. su5-3ts
EoUR MORE NICE ROOMs-GLENBOURNE,T THE
Il deseryedy popular country place; shady grounds ;
fresh vegetables and fruit in abundance table fare
unexcelled. For particulars address J. A. HAMPTON,
Paxon, Loudoun county, Va 3y24-eo2ws
NEW COMMERCIAL HOTEL, BOONsBORo', ND.
~ near south Mountain and Antietam battle fields.
Mountain scenery; cheap teams fne drives; clean
rooms good fare Terms $2 per week;
GUNNER BOARDERs TAKEN AT PHTLoMoNT,
- Loudoun County, Va. one of the most elevated
shade. fruit milk, vegetables &C. dancing pavilion
and other amusements. For particulars address D. j.
TAVENNER. my1l -s&wam
CMountains Of Maryland, near Harper's Ferry, home
comforts and country advantages uneXcelled w. n
CLARK, Keep Tryst Washington county. Nd
my 2S-3u
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2s20 n st. NV. sr. .e25. AZ
ZIG r 81. s.w.. Sr. .2b. ~
, 206 Arthur pl., 7r...25.40
! 50l 18th st. s.e., 1r..25.37
GIT "a 1T. u. e., Or. ...25. IS
! 1913 Pierce pl., Or. rs. IS
, 1904 10th NV. Or. rs. IS
4o3 n st. d. w. Or. ..25. IS
4o4 D st. n. W, Or. .2b
1918 V 1T. NV, 7r......23
J 1913 I at NV. 7r........23
3O1S = It. n.w., Sr. 81. 90
, leSv 9th ut. n.w- lr.x2. IS
Isl Mass. Nv. n. e., 81. %. IS
l21 z OF. ne. 7r.....22. 80
! 6O6 G ct. .. g., Or. 30. so
1927 n. Cap. u. or. .20.50
~ 4 Of. ne, Or. .....20.20
4O3 Boy. av. n.w..7r. 20. Is
1919 9th st. NV. Or. 20. IS
S16 - o. a. O.. Or .-....2Q
1881 n. Cap. 1T, Or. 1880
6l5 y q. me-. 6r....1S. 90
'I20l6 oh st. ]. w.. 6riS.3o
81 l. st. NV. Or. ........lf
5e Myrtle Ut. ne, Or. III
p23 vst. nv, 6r...,.,.l5
NAP o. nv. Or. .i6. 50
"a L Of. NV. Or. ....,.l6
500 o st. NV. 4r......16
III l. 0t n - Ar ia
1yaS 3 st, ne. 0r......-l5
i issI : :. 5 az. e.l Ssssar'...YIsS
sss ! a I:e 3; ne. a.s g.. a. .'iatS
sSss S IS q. s. NV s.;4i;i:,':iS
Ok40 Afh ~ N - a.
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FOR RENT-HOuSES

EoR RENT-sIx-RooM PRICK HOUSE. eoe
y ct NV; vsssrs ess- Apply HOG L st. n. ". Rent
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EfU0ENk d. CAKUoI CO,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. AGENTS.
Cor. 10th and Sta NV, corner above "a ofacs.
Real Estate bought and sold Rents collected.
Loans negotiated. Insurance effected y2e-2w
Tor sALE-THE CIGAR BOX. eO9 PA. AVE.
Il Finest located aud stand in city rexsou
Tor selling, other business. Inquire Of o. r. THOMP
SON, over Central National Bank jyII-lm
sSfUNHE WORLD DO MOEE"-kEMEMBER THE
i Terrestrial Clock RAMSAY has cut the
prices: watches cleaned u nrst-clsss springs
warranted year. el; all clock and ewelry work xi
1924 4 st. NV, n 5-ti,n
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EQH RENr-uNFuRNrp
Ilsolkl ave. Nv
,Gs -Y .;;, ave-. iss IS
] pappnt circle. iir. 100
1919 leta nv. IN, .90Q
IVA Conn. sv- 1sr, ] 90. 81
elylpth 81 NV POT. =
tsable.....-......,.ftS6.os'
141a q st. n. ", llr.
and store. l35
l22s n 81. NV L Sc l:sS
lsleN.snw- l5r. ...l25
~, IVA, is sna .,s,.,nse-
,ssi VAS II. sns sy ,s.N Isl 1885 'iS5
1901 stoughton ST.
sm E .. NV iiii;.:..:'s's..-s S
l5l4P st NV. 1ar.
sO.5 o st-nw.llrsnd
y2uS Hillyer pl. llr. 20
1923 v q. NV. or...,..o5
gs2 y. Y. ave. nv. Dr. IS
6ol lsthstn.w.....66.d7
The sbove house, cen /
cur once ouly. lHOl
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FURNISHED.

81. Ell as le46 isiS 81 S;:ity.
2oiova Circle. 3-sty. bril- ir.............' no
lTS 2ols 81. 3-sty. Dr.,
80. 49, S-sS. Ut 81 IL. 10
,.o.s- =, . i30 10 St Sc syS
ls45 l4th ST.. 3-sty.
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LUX hENT-
l. SCI Ost NV. IL
rs, all II. i............s0
1870 18th st, ! Ar all
I'LL. ..---.-...-- D
$50 9TH st Sc. I:3r. IS,
O31 Pa ave. s.e.. 5 n. a
store. ...................5l
2Vo A s.e- 1sr.. n.i..... -
sls = ct. n.w..lor. mi. 81
1910 Rixlss st. sr., mi A,
ful LIST 81. Ills,
1907 9th ST.. 7r.. m-i.,.:S,
1929 N.J.sv..mi. or "a. s.
~ 9TH ~. sem 4. ,6r -
1905 Col. st. .0r.mi25.4l
l49a Col. 81. tir. ,mI25.4 a
90 9th st. N. e. Or. m >,
430 LIST n.e..0 m.i....s2. s.
1888 9th ne. 6r.. mi. y
10l2 9TH 81. m. G or..m.i.li
l0to1tn sine. Or, mill
kNnl
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637 PA ave. Sc. 3 T..
ess44l q q; 81 Sc. Or. .m.ii....is
lU2y 9th ne. Or. mi is
lOl4 9TH sine. tir MI Is
3os 4th st. ne. 0r.,
water and sas. .....l8.3o
CnlAn 81. a. a. or.
Rear sos Tths.e.ir 10. 80
20lo Hutton CT, n.x-. 40
4 Green's alley. 4r.-.....y
Hear l2l0 s.e., 1T d -
Rear 1910 lee, % a., 81. 8
3 P1ers CO. s.w., 3r. q SO
FURNISHED HOUSE,
1904 II 81. n. W, Tor loo
STORES.
637 Pa ave. &c. .........35
oil 9th st,,3-st big. 100
STABLE.
Raaw OF Ias ~ -. m
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LNOR RENT-I6l5 MARION ST. NV, z ROOMS
II and bath, and concrete cellar under the whole
house. Apply Of owner. EMMoNs 8. SMITH. 705
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I,oR RENT-sIX.RooM HOUSE, l222 orH ST.
y NV; modern improvements. els 80. Also, 2oS
9TH ST. ne, six MONS and celisr modern improve
ments; $3.50 b. fLEIGHToN.4s2I Ia. sv. sul ct.
IsoR RENT--NiNf-RooM BRICK HOUSE, ara r
u st e.; also two SIX Room Houses 1905 and 4O7
slo, all have m. 1. Key next door. Owner 5ls 9th
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
MYSTERIOUS MISSION.

A Lady in search OF q Male Friend
Whose Relationship she con-
ceals.
A well dressed pleasant appearing lady,
apparently a stranger in the city, called
at one Of the leading hotels this morning
and asked to see the register. and on her
request being complied with. nervously
scanned the autographs for several days
back, her hands trembling visibly as she
turned the pages and eagerly studied each
signature. Finally she said. ''he would
have been here either Monday, Tuesday
or yesterday. He does not appear to
have stopped at this house. and he would
had he been In the city, yet I know he
was in Rock Island" A look of intense
disappointment came over her counten-
ance and tears appeared in her eyes She
was for a second picture of mental
grief and anxiety. but she regained cons
troll of her feelings in an instant. and
thanking the clerk for his courtesy, was
about to depart, when the question was
asked If she would give the name Of the
person for whom she was in search or
would state the circumstances of her
trouble. She gracefully declined to i'm.
part any information whatever concern.
ing her mission or to disclose the name
she so anxiously sought on the hotel
register.
Who the lady is, or what is
the object of her visit to Rock Island
remains q mystery thus far.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
More UnIawfuIness.

Another attempt at disbolic inCen>
diarism was attempted in broad dsyl ght
Thursday in Gslesburg-beiDg no less
than an attempt by the fiend who wrote
the red-ink threats to Lawyer G. A. Law
renee, in the letter heretofore referred to
as having been found by Mrs. Lawrtnce
in her hallway on Monday morning, the
18th. Mr.. Lawrence, 1t should be re-
membered. is attorney against the pr,se>
cution in all the suits brought by the
Rev. G. A. Nybladh as result Of the
ls.ter's prosecution In the Anna Anderson
bastsrdy case-he is indeed himself CO.
defendant in one OF these cases. and he
is Mr.. Lindeblad's attorney in the Ny
bladh suit against him.
The incendiary attempt now refe red
to was made at o'clock In the al ter
noon. The fire was shortly aftervard
discovered under the back porch of Mr..
Lawrence's house on North Broad str set.
1t was speedily extinguished. Boirds
saturated with kerosene had been pluced
there and set on fire.
Mr.. Nybladh will do well If he can
possibly ferret out and deliver to the law
the writer of the threatening letters. vho
also Is doubtless the incendiary. and
whom public opinion seems to believe ID
some disbolical fool friend Of Mr.. Ny
bladh's.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-16
Rays from the Headlight

All the roads running into Rock Island
except the r. l. & P. have new time
cards tomorrow. The changes to occur
on the Rock Island and the c., NJ. & st.
P. have been noted heretofore, and COR
rected time tables appear elsewhere. On
the Burlington a number of important
changes are to occur, including a new
train. but not the one for Chicago yet.
The new train is to be Rock Island and
Savanna passenger, leaving here at 1926
a. m. and arriving at $40 p. m. VIM.
Tobin. for some time in charge of an sc-
commodatlon freight on the Chicago
division, lie to be the conductor. No. 4
passenger will leave at ESQ instead of 8
a. m. from st. Louis and will arrive at
$40 instead of $50 p. m. The Sterling
passenger will arrive at $50 p. m, five
minutes earlier than hitherto.
Supt. of Illinois Lines F. c. Rice and
Division Supt. E NJ. Herr, of the c.. B.
& O., were in the city today.
Mr. j. w. Mass, division passenger
agent of the L. & N. road, with head
quarters in St. Louis, is in the city on
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