davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29

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Salons uno Gin 9ienerSirnmer 500 TrancS
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in geipiilen lteitgen 6otels niGt MIR Die
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tro0en ipiro; Die 8erpflegung mirO ncrz
mutbliG niGt i~penigcr gefoitet 9abeH."
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6ti6en NbgeOr0neten ND6pn>
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ii6ts u BADEN, tpeldeS Der Q6geor0nete
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rem Details folgeroermaBen: Jto9oncSD
bate perihicoene bel Der S6etBregulirlulg
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for6erte cine ltnteriu6ung bariiber. SiS5a
erflGrte in elmer pripafen ltnterreoung, Der
8i,e9elpan lei nit elmer iolden llnteriuz
6u1q betraut. Dies l6icn benz N6georDz
netelt auf cine gertui6ung binalS3uIaufen,
10 baB er ais &erleumOer Dor Ser Scffcnts
liGfett ite6e. St ludjte 6ierauf cine Qluz
bien3 betm &atler nad, tDuroe ieoo6 abgez
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Wtntiterbotel Su IiSsa uno belt 0teIem bic
MiinDung elmer Biitole Dor 9ugen. Sissa
blieb gan3 rtbig uuo iagte, tpte Eobonc3D
be1te cr3G6lt: vShieBe immerbin, tpenn
0u mid fir 6drafterloS bGltit!" 0urd
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@eitGnDniB ma1te BEN petnlihiten @inorud.
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@je1tGnDntB Fat ieoo6 ale 8ermutbungen
iibertroffen, Die bon benz leiDeni6aftltden
temperament beS UtanneS 9ebegt tDoroen.
-0as 6aarfdrben in BEN CIR
Differentiation ioa in @nglon6
AT BerorDentlt6 3nne9 EN- uno
graoe3u bdnftger Dorfomnlen, ais in ben
b0bern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SGrbt man
bier aus @ttelfeit, 10 farbt man BORT aus
gtotb. Sin NeiBfopf, etu @raubart, ber
ftd I'M cine SteIe beDtrbt, bat trob aler
@nlpfeblupget un0 &enntnt1ie ntdt otelelbe
MuS1icbt, tpie Elm Wlann nit nod ilgenoltz
Gem 6aar, 10 pertpittert aud lonit Ietn @e7
it6t arslhauen mag. 0roBe Bubmdber1
gei6Gfte perlpabren Ii6 Qegen 9artelt nit
Qrallem 6aar, urD baSlelbe gilt bon eun5dbz
ligen anoern @ei66ften. Sin gutes SIR
bemittel fat i6on man6em GIT elmer Stelle
ber9olfen, Die er ionft nt6t erbalten bate.
@u6 lit bte Nn3abl Der 9dben, Die NIT ibrem
SGrbeltpff bauptlG6lid &un6en aus ben
Nrbeitertretlen %bebienen, iebr 9roB.
: 0eut9e Satrtfate ftnben
in Snbten tmmer ftGrfer Gin
gang. Cine inbii6e 3eitung i9tI6ert bic
8e5erri6ung bes O~ortigen CHARITIES bur6
oeutlde Waaren folgenbermaBeu y9ergngz
ldnber, me1der ith morgens aus ieirem
beutiden 8ette erbebt, i6liipft IN ieine
beutlden QeberzB antofeln, Tim auf ietnem
beutl1en 6ol3ituble it6 an ieinen Gid gu
ieben, aus beutldem @ei6irr 81 friibitii6en,
natiirli9 nit beutidemW2eier un6 beutider
@abel. Wftt einem beutiden 53ln0bOl56en
5itnoet ct lt6 cine beuti6e @igarre an, ipielt
auf beuti6em &laoter beuti6e Wfuitf, trinft
beim Diner Deutl6en S6aumtpein, rubt
nab6er auf etnem beuti6en Sop6a unb
0fa6tS in oeuti6em 8ette unter oeutI6er
9cde.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
Oan,eno NIT finfun0ddtiio.


9te Snle( Nontudet lit benz mooerrtelt
SSelt9etrlebe entriift. sS9re &epobner unb
oercn @ebrdl6e ltnO Iebr peri@ieoen pom be-
men tn ben ilori9eu &betlen Der g8elt ben
lllcDt 6ltr oo$tlcl 9eb0ri9en", ME Die Nantllde=
tiers 81 la9en pflegen.
gel lbrer GerrlAen oltlnooti@e @e5rdltde
NM WepUbnbeiten por. Sie 1Di1Ien 1pellig
pom tlel1 oufGefonmenen Wtollierelt ulto ben
gtet9o0e1 oeS mo0erlen l~oStolen 0ebet5.
Ste tol8en Den leit Sobrbultberten alls9etres
te1tert .Yta0clt, lebet eiu einfa9es, iparIaneS,
oroettldnteS Seben uno gebeu ben Noftoren
meni9 81 tbuu.
iunb.
Sin gele9entli6er geiu6er ber S1Iel err
3ollt, oaB er be! elmer Dor Gur,enls 1tattoes
bGbten obelbli6en 3ulommenfnnft qeie5en
babe, rpie cine alte Same BON etnunbnellnsig
SapreH 1poder oas Glap;er m~eiiterte, ltnb cine
ailoere, Die ii0 bes ebrlpiirbt9el1 llters pom
titnfllnDddt5l9 Sobren rilbnlet tonnte, graz
6tos oa5lt %tan6te. ,,p1b Gle oiirfen mir auf'S
&ort 9lduben", Iebte Der geiu6er binalt,
,,oaB ne 1ptrtli9 tan5te, baB ibre 2(ll9en 6a=
bel por Glllt tlti1feltelt, boB 1ie lebbaft plnllz
Oerte unS boB ale ibre 8e1pe9unsen ener9ti9
1paren."
0ertli9feit un6 &Girta boben, ipie es
l9etrtt, perbdItltiBrndBi9 peni9 @influB ouf
Gelllnobelt lt1O Gdn9lebi9feit, lpern ELM SoIf
elnto6 lebt, mie bic gtatur es porI9reibt unb
lpenn GjeinnObeitsit0runsen tl1rirt werOen
NIT ben einfa3en bon Der 9tatur 9esebenen
Wtttteln, 1pte 9Sarner's 2o9 Cabin Sorla=
portua, %dnitatt OaB Oas Spitem bur9 ben
lgebrau6 9ifti9er milteralii9er ar3neieft ee=
i1mG@t ptro.
2elte, Die i%ebesinol gum Gottor %Garfen,
ipern ite 5topfmeb babe1 ober zines Der lei6=
tere1 Spntptolne Deripiiren, our6 baS bic
gtatnr Ginipru6 9e9en bic llebertretun9 Der
pom tbr 9e9ebenen @eiete erbebt. 1perbeI bas
Son3en I'M glitter pon f~i1funOa9t5ig Sabren
bleiben laiien. Die ibnen pom Qlpotbefer
Derabrei6ten mineraltiGen @ifte tiibren gum
friib5citi9en f0rperli6en Gerfou.
0te lan9lebi9en robuten Nantudeters,
1pel9e ais Q9tsigidbrige nod ale 9ebensz
fren6en geuieBen, limb Elm 8eiipiel bafnr,
rpeiien ii1 Der ii6ri9e She'll Ser @rbenbemobz
ner %erfreuen mag, 1penn er notursemdB lebt
unb 9e9en Die gemobnlt6en Qeibesbei6werz
ben, pte lte bic Gatilr nun einmol fir ollie
mitbrin9t, Die altmo6ii6en Go9 Cabin Gez
meoies aus @ur5eln urb &rdutern 9ebran3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
Qusldn0.

0te WtcIoult9, oaB Der Serlt1ter y 0 r
prebtgEr GtOfcr 5milden ietz
mem q mt oDer elmer GDGttgfett
ats potittider QgitatDr ~ d b.
len oIle, iheint itdD 81 beltdtigelt,
eberllo boB Der Sberttr6etrat0 benz 9lgitaz
tor Dnd cine 9tiige ertDeilt babe. Ser O6erz
TirdcnratD Olirfte iib babel auf letnen Grz
loB pom 20. Jebruar 1879 QeitltBt BADEN,
Der ben Breoi9eru Die Ginmil6ung IN bic
.vpolitiiben ur0 iOStaIen" &Qn1pfe Dcrbot.
- O1it DEM 1. 2lpriI 3. S. iiltb bie
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8elgten DerbtnDen0enGcI
pGen &abel in ben 8eitB Der bctref>
fen0en Sta1ts0ermaltnnge
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binOuug 5tDii6eu @1glGlto u1O Tranfrei6
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ultD Belgien mdhreno 36 Sabre i'm 8elib
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bon SSafob 8rett IND @enn1len ms gSerf
geleBten &abel paren Die eriten llnterleetz
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IN 8etrteb genomnlen murDen.
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5en Srteorth. 2eDpolo nit ber
Brin5eiitn Sopbte su S6Iesz
~ / 8 : 3 It 1T auf ben "a. Stunt
feitgeieBt lpor6en. BrinSeiitn Sophie miro
am Fl. Stunt 0tudmittogs inn S1[oS
8ellepue in Berlin etttreffen. Die feierli6e
GtnDoluEg berielben ullo Elm @alaetner
finoen am %. Stunt ftatt. Stir ben %.
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- Qlus SEM No6loIie bes Sat
lerS S%rteDrid itno na0 beiien leBt7
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oeS 3eugbaH eS lbergeben: cine
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tragen bat, cine Otiibe, Wtantel, &rtniteder
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Gai6cntii6ern fir Die bobe Braut iibertraz
gen norbeu. Neuerbing5 lit ben Nnitalten
tDteDerum ein e6renpoler Nuftrag gu She'll
getporDen, nGntlid Die 2lnfertigung oes
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Sptben beite6enbe @egenitGnoe, ais 8ar>
ben, Sai6entildern uno @arnttltren, lebz
tere IN Points Venisa, fir ben 8rQutlnQk
Der 8rinseiitn 2outie BON !6olftein aus BEN
Nrbeitsporrdt6en Der i6Ieiii6en Spibenz
i6ulen an9efauft tporbeu.
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5ur &ur peilte. Der It orbener 6aupts
nj a nm uno Gompagnied)ef pom'4. Shit
ringtl6en Snfantertez 0tegtment .. bat ietu
9an5es 8erm0gen I'M 8etrage bon
25,O0O Dollars gu elmer Sttftung gu
@u1lten Der 8tnoer Der llnteroffisiere 6es
Y. 9~tegiments gu Gorgau beittmmt.
9aS fGetnite Sous in Ser
lin, oaS 6als @ollnotpitraBc $50. g.,
wir6 iebt abgeriiien. 9as @e6duoe, bas
MIR einen einfenitrigen 9aoen i'm 8qrterre
unO cine 5ip~eifenitri9e 0a6wobnung bar9,
mar iberbaupt nur Z SUB bod, 10 baB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
A Merited Commitments

Referring to the resignation Of the chief OF
the bureau Of statistics and the pressure being
made In behalf Of other aspirants for the posi-
ton the Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says:
''Ihe man who ought to have the place, II
merit counts for anything, is Mr.. ]. n. Whit
ney, the present chief clerk Of the bureau.
Now that the soldiers are little dissatisfied
BY Corporal Tanners dismissal Mr.. Whitney's
appointment would be a wise political move as
well a. . benefit to the bureau He was a
Lieutenant of volunteers in Rhode Island regi-
ment, was in srsbel prison for twenty-one
months and Is . member Of the Loyal Legion
and OF the Grand Army. He was born in Maine.
graduated at Bowdoin college and took a course
In Law here IN the District As chief clerk of
the bureau he has displayed qualities which
well At him for promotion, and he possesses :
knowiedge Of foreign languages as well as of
STATISTICAL matters, which are absolutely essen
tiai to proper discharge of the duties OF the
once. The only objection that can be made 70
MI. Whitney 10 that he is not owned BY any
pontiei.n and has attended strictly to the bust
ness Of his position. The President would en-
courage the civil service reformers il he gave
him the appointment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
CRUISERS NOS. Z AND 8.
Instructions Concerning the Building Of
Them at Brooklyn and Norfolk.

Letter has been sent from the Navy de-
partment to Commodore Ramsey, command
ing the New York navy yard informing Kim
that cruiser No. Z, which will for the present
be the oi6cial designation of one of the new
e,00O-ton vessels, will be built in his yard. The
letter says:
The work oflaying down this vessel will be
commenced as soon as the mold floor and ap-
pliances can be gotten ready, and will be
pushed to completion with as much dispatch
az ID possible. As soon as half-modsl Of the
vessel can be prepared and the plates, frames,
&C., laid on on it and certified. so far as neces-
sary by the work on the door. the schedules for
materials must be prepared in triplicate one
copy to be retained by the constructor and two
sent to the bureau, that one may be sent to the
constructors for furnishing the materials.
1hese schedules must be made out in the regu-
lar order In which the materials are required
Tor use, that they can be obtained promptly
and work on the vessel not be DELAYED
a schedule OF all materials other than steel that
Will be required in building this vessel will be
prepared In duplicate and forwarded to this
bureau. This vessel will be built on the site
where the Tennessee and Java were built and
the work OF putting down the foundation or
bed-blocking, erecting keel blocking and crib
bing can be Immediately proceeded with Until
the vessel is named she will be known and des
lgnated as cruiser No. Z, and funds for carving
on the work required will be charged to the
appropriation Increase of the Navy''-con-
struction and machinery. The bureau expects
that every EFFORT will be made by the master
mechanics and those employed under them on
tnls vessel TO expedite the work for their own
credit, that the commsndant of the ward and
that the Secretary OF the Navy may not be dis
appointed in being able to build the vessel as
ehesply as she could have been contracted for,
and OF this they should be informed"
COmmOdOrQ brown
folk yard, has been notified that cruiser num-
Der s, the other 3, 900 tonner, will be built al
his yard on the slip north of the Texas. The
machinery for both vessels will be built at New
iork, where Chief Engineer Melville went the
other day to arrange for the purchase and
setting Of the necessary tools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Robert b. Ferguson's Funeral.

The funeral Of the late Robert b. Ferguson
took place this afternoon from the Central
Methodist Protestant church, 18th street near
N north west, and was very largely attended.
Mr.. Ferguson was native OF this city and in
early life learned the drug business with Nc
Pier son, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
LIST street southeast, with whom he was
subsequently, partner and after
ward the successor to the business Afterward
he located at Pennsylvania avenue and 2d
street and up to q few years ago conducted
business there. His health failed him some
years since and he moved to the neighbor hood
OF Howard university, residing at 221s eth
street extended, where he died on "Wednesday
OF heart failure within Q few days of being
hfty-two years old He was for many
years prominent in the Methodist Protest.
ant church, being superintendent of the Sunday
schools OF the first and the North Carolina ave.
nue. churches in East Washington. He was one
OF the incorporators and for some years presi-
dent OF the college Of pharmacy and was one of
the best chemists in the city. The funeral was
attended by st. Johns lodge Of Masons.
large number Of the phsrmacists
OF the city and representatives from tie n. P.
churches Of the city. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. MAther Of East Washing
ton, assisted by Rev. g. r. Murray, and we're
impressive. The remains were taken 10 Glen
wood for interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Dalzen Lets Or Another Latter

Private Dalzeli has received the following
letter from Gen. Brown of Ohio, who is being
urged upon President Harrison for appoiut-
mont Is commissioner Of pensions:
CrScISSATI, Sept "a
DKAB DALxKLL: think see and understand
the situation - you do. Now is Ohios oppor-
tunity, but IL our leaders do not see il and act
at once We cannot help il. should take great
pride In endsavoring to administer the Affairs
Of the once, but the state ticket and republi-
can party Of Ohio should realize that Just at
this juncture they have fully as much interest
- have in the premises. Yours truly,
'.BRovNn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
STILL PROGRESSING.
The Model Twelve-Page Star to be
Issued Tomorrow.

The columns Of The STAR contain the news
Of the world No expense has been spared to
place the paper IN the front rank of news jour
mails, and none viii be spared to keep it there.
Constant additions are being made to its extern
ive reportorial, telegraphic and mechanical
facilities. The STAR is the organ of the people
Of Washington and bends all its energies to
secure the interests Of the national capital. It
h welcome visitor to almost every Preside in
Washington, and is in every sense of the word
sfamily newspaper. In its daily issue it gives
. correct and detailed account Of the days
events everywhere. On Saturdays, however,
the dzs Of the paper Is increased from
eight TO twelve pages, and this additional
space gives an opportunity for wider
range Of reading matter. The news
Geld 10 covered just a. accurately and
thoroughly - on other days, but in addition
The columns contain numerous chapters, pre-
pared with great care, which are just suited to
the readers Of TIE STAR. Local subjects are
handled in . very interesting way and topics
Of general interest are written up in bright,
readable manner. The Saturday star has
made name for itself Of which it is justly
proud glance at the following list of some
Of the special articles in tomorrow's paper will
show that it will be fully up to the standard,
and that is saying great deal:
NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORs Qllustrated)-
A visit to the home of Evangeline. How the
tide comes in at the Bay of Funday.
JAPANESE PRODUCTS QllustratedD:-
Curios in the Herr collection from the land
of the Mikado.
4 GROUP OF MOOSE Qllrstrated):-
An attraction Of the National Museum in the
hands Of the ta1idermist
TRIENNIAL CONCLAVES:-
The Grand encampment of knights Templar
and its history.
BLOODY BALFoUR:-
An interesting sketch Of the best hated man
in Great Britain.
FREAKS OF THE BLACK ART
What the man who cuts silhouet:es sees of
human nature.
LITTLE NELL's NIGHT OUT
Her adventures when taken for walk by
big girls. A Washington sketch.
HOW VESSELS ARE DOCKED:-
An interesting description of the opening of
the dry dock at Norfolk.
A SURPRISE PARTY
An unusually interesting story.
WHEELING ON THE CONTINENT
What four Warrington Bohemians saw on
their European tour
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
Suitable floral decorations for autumn lunch
cons Practical art work
DRUGS THAT DEADEN PAIN
Some curious freaks of laughing gas.
HOME NATTERS:-
seasonable suggestions to practical house
wives.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP
Some interesting facts about the improve
ments Of Washington.
OUT DOOR SPORTS
What is going on among the base ball clubs
and on the tennis courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
A Memorial to Mrs. Hayes.

Aspecial meeting Of the women's national
press and other women's associations will be
held this evening, in the parlors Of willard's
Hayes memorial association" Invitation
have been sent TO the executive officers of ~
associations in the District, 20 far e known.
and all women interested in organising = fittinr
monument to the virtues Of Mrs. Hayes are in
vited. 80 =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

Clinton Smith, colored, was kicked in the
face BY Q horse and his nose and Jaw fractured
Of Wstts' wood yard. between I'd an Sd
streets southwest. Yesterday. He ives attended
By DR.. Winter and sent to his home, 500 Car
roll street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANED-BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS.
w Three or -Four Rooms in . Small Boarding House
or Private Family northwest liberal price If suited
and permanent Address NAVY, Star Office. se27-3ts
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO
w Young Gentlemep, in private family. where
have use Of piano; northwest terms must be reason
able. Address C.B. d. Star office. It,
WANTED-BY LADY, THREE UNFINISHED
w Rooms between 9th and 18th, and N SITS |;
referepcss Riven. Address, stating terms, T;s,A.,
Star oface seq 2ts
w child Three Unfurnished Rooms for Light House
keeping pleas e state price, including heat aud gas
Address B. " r., Star Office. se26-2ts
VNANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
w Board for Two Adults; west Of 18th St. permA-
nent. Address, stating terms, N. E. Il. Star office
se26-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EQR sALk-4oxloo TO ALLY NORTH SIDE
II R. Just west Of 18th w.. With small Frame rent
$50: lao Stable Lot nsar pupons crss. xSrs hs:
two fropts, 81. 400.
Lhsys severn i.rs. .r.es in Improving portion. Of
se ..y1 Nm I. okIE. Rooms 3 and 4 1881 y nv.
Eon sALf-HANDsoNK LITTLE LOT. 2oxso
northssst bet aud sss. $500; eloo cash. bel.
= Lot on Q 81 and oss on corcoran both eloss to
sscm. aSS Z. fsssYtns' terms WIN ..e 2aah
Itss sasfs - 81 sSds S SS III r
Lon sAJE-BkAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS; ".
ALifS eiHsH. dos 81 :. .S Ss. lots
EQR sALs.AT BRIGHTwooD. TWO ACRES OF
and with nns view and shade trees; ten minutes
Hhk from Ith-etreet cars price only e6So per acre
.sa7.s. Iotis ?. 81 sHS SI Iii Ter. geo ran~
EoR sALE-cHoIcE CORNER LOT IN MOUNT
Eesssnt fronting on three streets, one being 10Th
.sa7,ss Totjf fsfi =. 's:Hi3ExAxER. s2oyan~
Eoh sALR-AT BARGAIN If PURCHAsED AT
K Gn s SS's SIDE Of ,.se
sss }I df'! q. Nae q en- bet md ST. lea,
Alley property between 9th and 9Th sta and q and
sts: Sc, lla1I3a; viii subdyide 10 advantage Per
:sS ssls loot % u" D. D. "As sfd F., co;
I Three Fine Building Lots on st NV near N.H.
suburb '' eGstt:s Nv = Et the
EoR sALE-HANDsoNE BUILDING LOTS IN
ma fh S ssgSdyison InOwR sslsyae Br,shtxo0d
o.. McLEoaiIS BAT BIfeHiIp III s''N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
WANTED-BOARD.

WAkTED1A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES
~ board without room, where German 10 spoken ct
table. Address UMMER Star once its
WANTFD-Ar ONCE, by FRENCH MARRIED
Couple, Board and Incidence in strictly Private
Amsncan F1niy 10 boarding househ where they will
~ Meased 1ke old frtsnds; havs no children. but
eleAn and quiet dog-between 9th and 18th and Z and
ss 81 Addrsss stating terms and particulars.
ooA 80, osef omce it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Washington Loan and Trust Comnan

washington Loan ana Trust Company.
The directors Of the Washington loan and
trust company, recently organized in this city,
held meeting yesterday and elected Mr.. Chas.
p. Williams secretary. The directors decided
to lease the ONCE at the northwest corner of
10th and + streets, which is to be vacated by
the Corcoran fire insurance company when
they take possession Of their new office on 18th
street just north of street. The new COM
pany will begin business about the 10th of Oc-
tober- 1t is the intention to erect building
somewhere on street which will be specially
adapted for the business. The president of the
company, Mr.. b. II. Warner, and the names OF
the board Of directors have already been pub
ished in The STAR. Tho capital stock is
100000, all of which has been subscribed,
The business Of the company will be to receive
and manage real estate, take charge of the in.
vestment Of funds, register stocks and bonds
and become the surety on bonds Of corpora
tions and individuals
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WANTED TO LHAsR-MoDERN HOUSE, MUST
w Be IN thorough repair; or rooms, west of 18th
and north OF sts. children; state terms and
particulars. Address II. A. ORTIZ, Room "a, Kellogg
building. seq 1-3ts
WANTED-HAvIN0 MADE A SPECIALITY OF
slant application TO buy this way e well q for cash
tmsdium price) and Northwest, from S5, 600 up: no
'I .sa g. sesrfs 1ssa = Ns SuEs Beg ~.
WANTED-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. NOT
w over $3.50; excellent tenant have also more
se2o-3t' w. E. BURFoRD. 1422 New York ave.
WANTEp = HOUSES 10 RENT = I HAVE A
w large demand for wsil-located Houses: owners
having such would do well to place them in my hands
c:s:tsi attention Ssd ST99RRt SstqTn9
WANTED HAVE FRRQUENT INQUIKIEs FOR
w Large and Medium Sized Houses in Good LOCAL.
to their advantage 70 place thsm in my hands Per-
sonal attention and prompt returns guaranteed All
property placed in hands literally advertised with
out eharse V owners. Il. H. T. LEIPOLD. s.S cor
ana 13th SIS. NV ss24-1m
WANTKD-HOUsEs TO NEWCOMERS CAN
Houses in my hands ut once careful attention given
to all business and prompt ssttlsments guaranteed.
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w our once with an experience Of nearly 10 ysars)
keep our hoQses well tenantsd and with few
Rssidents or non-residsnts having Furnished or
Unfufni:hsd Houses or Stores 70 Rent can have
our hands JOHN SIBERIAN 4 CO.,
au3-3m 14O7 + ct. NV.
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