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FOR RENT-ROOMS

ICoR RENT-sUITk OF ROOMS IN DEsIRABIR
u Locstion. With all m9dern improyements Con-
ladies' or gentlemen, 1oOo 18th ST. NV. jyI5-3t'
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED RooMs-3 on Cd
~! rEo5 With s Sss1 and gas with use Of dining
EoR RENT-TwO UNFINISHED COMMUNE.
u eating second.floor Rooms with bath, with OF
Al o g
EoR REMITTANCE DOUBLE PARLoR; I4-FooT
Il ceinr; on first n9or; four large, airy, commune
sEsnSss ssch.nsed I5oi st NV fronting fisat
fgrnishsd or in suites. either furnished anfara
ished. Apply on premises. yl5-3t-0
lSoR RENT-sUlTE OF HANDSOMELY FUR
windOE: corner house. with large yard and shsis
EoR RENr-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS:
house and new furniture 1717 Corooran st iyl53t'
FsSsm Et board s..I.d ST W, FUBSIsHED
1roR RENT-DEL1GHTFULL cool FURNISHED
and Unfurnished Rooms in the imposing house
20 10Th st. NV; summer rates: references ..-
IGOR REMITTANCE, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
- hAndsoinely furnished K l. ave, near 18th. First
fa
NOR RENT THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
- and Bath. sui table for light housekeeping; cheap
rent 10 desirable parties. II q st NV. ty13-2t
u on FIRST and second hoors; also other Handsome
Rooms for 30 to $40; house northern and
ern exposure. 1888 L stn. jyl3-3t'
EoR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS IN
II nice house also Hall Room: together or separate;
low rent. Inquire or address A L ST. jy12-3t'
lrOR RENT-7l5 14TH ST. NV, DESIRABLE
Il Rooms Tor business or housekeeping unfurnished
or furnished; excellent location l23t'
IrOR RENT - 3 PLEASANT ROOMS NICELY
Il furnished and comfortable for summer O., s.,
and ell. 913 NJ stnw. iyl2-3t.
FOR RENT.FIRsT tKITcHEN) FLOOR OF FOUR
rooms nnfurnished or partly furnished: large
cemented cellar and yards to couple whose
are nrst.class two lines cars; no children rare OPP
portunity, Box 90, Star office. Vl2-3t'
1HOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS
l. with high ceilings, large windows: So to S25 per
month; board if desired. 1343 q st. W. jy1z-3t'
EOR RENT-oNE ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, SUITA-
Il BILE for office, two squares north Of patent oice
summer prices. Two In room with board $50 S05
9Th ST. NV jyl2-3t'
I. OR RENT = SEVERAL NICE ROOMS; JUST
L vacated: in that beautiful square ST., bet I'd
and AZ SITS NV; FIRST class board. 3l5 st. NV.
sjy12-3t'
IfoR RENT - BEAUTIFUL SUMNER ROOMS,
4 single or en- suite, in private family; furnished
large, double house south aud front
epces required. 1101 st. NV. je25-lSt'
EOR RENT-S17 18TH ST. n. W., FURNISHED Oh
unfurnished rooms, en- suite also oface room 70
rent my2l-2m'
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WANTED--HOUSES

"ANTED-EIGHT or NINE-EOOM MODERN
w B:sck House, al northeast southeast from
1000 10 $500. State number and street al low
est price. p. o. Box 3i3 jyl5-3t
WANTED - A DESIAELk TENANT WANTS
w House on CAPITOL Hill; mod nnlB. Pertal not
to exceed $50 per month. Address TENANT. Star
office. iyI3-ots
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LNOR RENT-DESIRABLE GROCERY STORE
II Wholesale and Retail doing good business on pub
lie street selling out TO retire. will rent store without
E'OR RENT - STORE PA 10TH ST, NEAR
Il Wholesale market and La ave-. suitable for CON-
mission or grocery business particularly. Inquire
926 La. ave. 3e1S-5m
IGOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING ON I'M
II portant business thorouehfare for millinery,
fectionery, druggist, tailor or other light business:
12l1 g st. NV. kent $40. Keys adjoining. jel S3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

INoR RENT-HALF OF HOUSE, FIRST OR SIC
Il ond door; rent reasonable; children. 4eS 81 81
he. It,
l-oR KENT-l43S r ST Nv. -FOUR ROOMS on
II hrst floor Apply AZ / pop q st NV IT.
THoR BENT-BRiCK HOUSE. 1903 ST. NV.
Il suitable for physician or merchant lyi5-2t'
EoR RIM BY r. O, HofTZMAN. RIAL Es-
Il tate and Insurance Broker lUtL and b SIS.
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jyl3-3ts

F,oR RENT
1904 4th st. n, W. Cor. 10th and o SITS n W. 40
sr and store. 49,. SI25 1909 l:3th 81 Sr 80 al
1eOS St NV. Tor. 60 so Mass. ave ne ,r:l7 so
3S Mass ave ne- lyr. 80 324 Mass ave Il e tir9 80
203l iortner P, 6r.3D.30 1918 Pierce p Or :s5 80
1880 9th 1t. W, Sr.25. 30 Az "a 81 e. 1r % 20
IA ST ne, or---.:, lI5 ST. ne. 0r. -
3O4 ST n. e., Sr.......-5 A. 9TH a. ne Dr. 20 40
l.33 I'D stnw., Or. Is 30 125 :.9d stn w. Or s so
store .Ol 4 ST. he. 4 90 l523 9th St nv 4rl 3
2o31 at NV. A.. 30 lbs I'D stnw. Ar 10 so
le0t ?. lel4 L. Ar. 10 30 1926 :. 1914 l. Ar so
l034 1914 l. Ar. 10 80 y2l r .jz2 25th St 4rS50
IL u ST. ne, 3r......s 2520 Il ST. NV, 3r....3S0
WASHINGTON DANENHowEk,
Nl3-3t 1ll5 st. n W.
II UNFURNISHED HOUSES
~ Iowa Circle, l3r, ei2o 40S stouChton, Or $50
liOl stoughton St, 81. 90 l4l2 Stoughton Or 40
l4o6 S:oughton ST., 81. 606l2 18th St, I3r... loo
LOO ST. ne, 9r....20. 50 l5s F ST ne To SO
9i5 st. LOT 81 l9 e Iede l4lh q.
IL. 18th st, 9r -....g51l6 \. Cap. ST, so
Ky ~. zap 81 o.. 3U22l st. ne, % 80
223 h st n.e ar %. 5Q231 II. ST. aud dwell Or As
ll2o 10th st. new, l3r. 50
FURNISHED
oiowa Circle, l5r., lS20 Conn av., lor,
,on ranSsoinsy iur handsomely fur. .S175
A~o~ sI' tSo 10 st Sc, i4r 100
l34l 18th ST, new, handsomely finished. heated by
STEAM LIST. I'd and Sd floors. -. 49, $50 aud s65
OFFICES. sToRFs
625 L St, Sd door, y 34l l4tb ST. new 400
4th floor, 3rooms.....3 80 sl9 Pst...............20
9th hoor, rooms-....3 pa II ne. and dwell IS
4oO Pa ave.. 3 floors. As
II. NJ PARKER
Y9-Im l4ls ST.
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Yl3 b. 4. WAkNER x CO, 9l6 St NV
HOO RENT-THAT VERY coz LITTLE HOI'SF
4 l3O2 Caroline 81 NV: z rras bath; mi, newly
par.led aid III trst-class ccnd;t ioa; S.s.I SO 4 4
AfELE, Room So, Pacific Bldg, 622 r St iyI36t.
IGOR RENT
IL 1917 X st. NV. 3-story and Basement Brick. I
rooms and bath; al modern lInpruN elnents $50 20
lOll 1913 20th ST. n.w Brick 3-s;ory and cellar: ~
rooms and bath; ell modern improvements SIS so
1917. 1915 l. st. NV. Brick 2-stories AID &C liar q
rooms aud bath; all niOdern improvements SO 80.
SlS1s vi 10th ST. NV, Brick: Histories and cellar: ;
Rooms: water, and iatrUbe, 81 - So Store Yl
2lst St NV, nice Store-roOm opposite market, with
water, 5000
b. IL WARNER & CO.,
jyl3-3ts dig r. st N w
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
rI,HE AUBURN. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, coRNER
II I'D ST. Nv
Cool. Pleasant rooms with board 1T reasonable
prices. my3s-.lus
rI,HE Whistler, 5l3 18TH ST. NV. SIGHT.
seers' home. central 10 all points Of interest new
furniture. elegant rooms with BOARD 90 10, yer
day. 81 10 e.. j. A DEWITT, PrOp. jal4-6m
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
I,oR RENT ALMOST COMPLETELY FUR
II nished, S-hoom Cottage: acres ground, at Feu-
wick station. Met. Branch b. O.: 20 minutes from
city; will rent uniOrnisbed OF lease Address p O
Box 3SS. tyl3-3ts
L,oR sALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE SIX
II rooms BATH water in house, good WELL fruit trees
vines Inquire l. .. PUTNAM, on PREMISES cor Ms
pie ave- and spring ST.. Anscostfs. le27-ln-
CoUTH BRoOKLAND. SOUTH BRoOKIAyD
- Notice 20 the Pubic; Persons desiring VISIT the
aforementioned subdiyisio will IL short about
ten minutesl drive from the city BY way OF Lincoln
ave., turning on opposite Genwood Ceinstery al Cep-
trial ave. which street has been opened al the way
through tyf-1m
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L>OR RENT
y 5V6 10th St y. new 3-story and basement bay
window brick, IL rooms and bath central location all
mod imps.; per month, .se5 i0ll T st n.w.,2 p
story and basement bay window brick; southern ex-
month mont aSS S3 Si3 se- Capitol hin, 2-story
location; e2S s21 Sd st. W, 2-story and basement
bay-window brick; rooms; water. sewer, gas: el6.
GEO. T. EAMONs,
~ Atlantic building. $50 = st. NV.
EOR RENT-075-l34lL LIST n W., ATTRACTIVE
II thres-story bay-xindow brick, ten rooms. range,
htrole bath. beck building cellar. alley. J0G
fORRE6T, zoos st. hours IL to g my33-2ns
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

INVEST END FLATS, 1890 ST-5 LARGE
w Rooms, bath, range. all mod. imp coal closet,
gas meter; rent eco also Rooms, bath, pantry ali
mod. imp; rent, 80 reference required ~ l2-3ts
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EOR RENT
Il 1920 10Th st., lar,

IL 1920 10th st.. lar, l43l Md ave n e. Or ! 70
AZ n1i;.....-..... 80 500 T ~. n.e- Or. 1880
III I4th 81, Sr mi. % 81 4tn ST. nc Or ! q 80
206 Sc. l2r., MI SO $40 18Th !, e Or " Sg Il
1910 Riggs st Sr, mi 40 $40 18th 1t ne Or 10
4G11e LIST ST., llr. A. l3l . N.vlie ne Or Il
Ii50 81 n W, LIT: ~ Rear.}01 III s.e.,4r % 80
i5O. 9th ST. ir, MI DO .Ol6 Hutton O., d.W, i. -
1870 Col STD mi -. 40 2UlS Hutton CT, L. W. I 9
i4OI Col t,or ,mL2J.+O 2U23 Hutton IL. n W. ar -
122 9TH st. Sc, Sr 49,. 70 4 Green 8 alley q
lfSt Ma Or MI. ID 1871 Boy It ne. Or. \
Do, gh ST. n e or IN! % keGr /. Sc. lst a.
232 9Th ne. mi :5. 90 lSea- "a :ir :,
lloi 9th st q. e., 1r,In.i.:sO 3P!ers Ct sw q 80
100 Stn Sc, Or, MFG EUaNISHED HOUSE
110 9Th Sc, 81. mi 49,. 20 lOO4 ii St NV Tor 100
1888 9Th n. e.. er.. nj. 20 STORE
1923 9th ne, Or, mi. Is 6:S1 Pa ave- 5 Q - n
30. II st sc, bf.-.. -.la d. 9th st S-st ii. 90
60 \. Z. ave, Sc, Or. Il STABLE
YlS 5 ST. w, l2r.......1O Rear Of Il NV II
lOl4 sth stn 0r I'LL ; lOl0 9TH Dr. nj /
SMokMSIEDT rRADLEx
leiS-Im 927 st.nw.
E,oR REST-NEw BRICK. 9 ROOMS 33.} ora ST
l. Sc near Pa ave; very desirable house; $50. so
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6i5 + st. NV. lar sS. 50 i:ss All st NV. ri SO
- i nv. al AZ d i. s: ave Me-
l0i7 i2th NV. I0r6 80 ;i420 Prospect ay. 8Ti 5. 30
is4i Rs, icr. or;S sos Sos :. = Sc sS Of @
3S9 Y % St, NV, sr......45 3oy St Sc 1E 10
i93. :, NV ss.r 1919 Si:; Ar 10 20 20
FURNISHED HOUSES
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE
OFFICES.
sSSs SisSst
=! 8 q ao.r: ir0nsTs ysiSr sssIe! s,e.m
cor y and Pa La sG nom 10 20 20
oss ST, I'd oo,. is q Ell III :: st NV NV
612,< llth st. nws $50 605 9th st. nw....... s25
jyl5 R.o. HOFFMAN. 10Th and sts NV.
l. s55; !3os Corcoran st, 81. rooms, bath. cellar
s ERf S9; IN = o 81 nv; seven rooms sS3 A.
2093 St NV. IL rooms. 1898
~ 30 H. l. ave NV IL 5000
AEpiS 70 " J.v.N. HUYcK s: CO. 3. Nv
yI3-3t 1905 Penn. ave.
r FURNISHED HOUSES
able a sre to Gsr several q The most dssr
section Of the city Prices from sl2s 70. $500 per
month ,9i!;.s, Applyto Nv n TrH ll E. 4 CO.:
EoR RENT-i5i4 ST. NV, BRICK House OF
= rooms; all modern improvements; rood yard
70 i2ft alley PAINTED and papered handsomely best
Sis-ss HEkR oiSG RAMEY. 1907 F 81, NV.
1rOR RENT-Two FINE NEW TWo-sTOKY BAY
Il window Press Brick Houses: o rooms aud bath all
modern improvements; Ala st NV, 80 30, and
326 9th St Sc, S24 per month.
Also -Four room Brick Alley House in rear OF Ala
st. Il. w; rent SIC. 90 month.
Vl3ot' 6S Corcoran Building.
: 5ia 6,h sw.. Tor. .s45 452Ms w..sr.mL s2o
800 Sw. Sr. Mi. 20 rs AS W ,0r, w Sg 1880
30i Va. av. 6rw. Is SO Myrtle ne Or. 80
80 s.w., Or. 10 80 .}44 { s.w. Or, NILS
3Sl -b3l NJ sw, 5fw. IL l29 q Sc, or, Who
elS LISTS 4r.........s lls l. s.w. 5r..........S
stable, Del av. sw.-. , 122 18th st. sc dw'l'g 40
L,oR RENT
j. 81 St, 0r......s5o Meridian ave, Mt. Pleas
st Pleasant, sr. fur so l5os s GALES St q e.
1l6 ST. NV, sr......4o Or. each.............l25o
6l2 Pa. av. Sc, 7r...27 so Ofices ST Cloud Bldg.
233 LIST st. s.w, Or. 10 Az cor. 9Th anu sts
1yl3-3t John SHERMAN & CO, liUG st.
ICoR RENT-l203 4TH ST. NV NEAR N 3
= story Brick. rooms, bath and cellar, I'll m l..
IA good REL air; $50. X. II. I. LEIPOI.D, cor.
18Th and Z sts.. NV. lyl3-Bt
DOR RENT-433 9TH ST. y T., GROOM BRICK,
- cellar, large yard and modern convenences; rent
$3.50, IN advance. Inquire next door-435. lyl3-2'
EOR RENT-9l0 II NE. ON CAR AND HEROIC
II lines; six rooms and bath; good cellar, latrube,
range: hot and cold water and gas: gas per month
Inquire at S12, between 80 and pm. jyl3-2t'
I,oR RENT-SINE-RooM HOUSE NEARLY
new, p 9th ST. ne; desirable locality, Pea
body school; well built; modern convenience. fur
mace CRATE, cellar wash trays, large Closets Apply
20 otn st ne. yl3-3t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES..

Il beautifully papered and painted with private
hyatory and closet; first floor, l4U7 ST. W.: only
$50 per month. JOHN SHERMAN 4 co. jy13-3t
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INOR RENT-lOs 4TH ST. :. L., . ROOMS Az
n lao4tTA lihIruN cllriits. 80 10. j. lin
ENOR RENT-IO-S STH ST. NV THREE STORY
II ard basement ErlrE House 81 rooms aud blth:
n.st-ciass "a ey ry r-specL EMMONS 5. SMITH,
Boston Variety Store 1O5 Market Space 1c2O-lm
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,fOR RENT-Bl THOS. r. NAGGAMAN, RIAL
Il ESTATE BROKER. 9ls r 81. M.

9Th IA ave-, r',a Is - 6l5 IN st, r.. a LIB
ON IA ave, rsl lSI2..5 4OS Ia. ave. LIST floor,
Vernon So~, rm 70. = bk ...............
ouutun bld ?. ?. 27..l2.5O Az Ia. ave. base
sol "a ST.. LIST d 10 meut riIls .......-S
9th q Pa. ay, rm l1..lO LenoN bldg. room -
-
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IVOR RENT

EOR RENT
II Oh h st. n.w.....S125
20l y. CapitOi 81. .l6r. l25
614 18th ST. NV. l2r. 100
$50 9Th 81. NV, 3Ur. 100
1915 N 81. NV, l3r. 10
I2G llth st.n.w., 12r.0.50
1902 Nj st. NV, llr. 90
1917 X st. a W. 1lr60.10
11lV y 81. NV, lDr. So. 80
1871 llth u. NV, Or. So
4O3 u st. NV, llr. DO. 40
1902 I st. u. W., llr. 90
SO6 18th "A. W., l1r..50. go
I0s 18th st. NV, l2r. $3.50
1l04 Sth st. NV, l0r so. SO
l215 u ST. NV. lIr. $3.50
122:} l3th St, Sr. .5O.42
l643 18TH NV, 13r.. AS. 90
1880 9th 81. NV. 9r. A.. 30
llO2 y. I'll. ay., Sr.. .45.5O
l40G llIh n. ~, Sr. Al. 30
Az q 81. NV, lOr.....45
IUOtp IL ST. u. W. ST. IS
2o9 - 81. n. W., Tor. 4l.61
ZIG G ST. IA. W, ! 3r. .40.90
l1:,:1 ! 9TH Il. w. 9r.. 1850
lob 9th st. NV, Or. 40.42
1880 18th ST NV. Or. 10. ~
3l4 Z st.n W, 9r........i0
:303 L st. NV, Sr. 40
10ll 20th NV, Or. .35. 30
80 0 81. NV, 6r...-...35
125 c 81. Sc. Tor. IS. ~
rs ID 81. NV, Tor. .....35
454 ii It. NV. ,Sr........35
ZIG Sth st. n. ", Or. 80. 30
1912 9TH st. II W. ST. 30. 40
I'D LIST ST. NV. ST.. 80. 40
1870 ) st. N.w. ,.'r. 80. 40
200 9th ST. s.e.. yr......SO
G34 10Th ST. NV. 80
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l.oR KENT-rNFrRNIsHED.

l z. / av, J. ". .QU2 4 81 u.wp 600
-.....- s-.Oe.'tS - = l2th -. nv, Tor 90
dAss. ave. lsr $40 2th At NV. Tor IS
ao4t -. zoo SO u 81 ". ~. 90. 30
~ alrcle. lsr. .OU I 23l Nst n~ Or "a
4 81. NV. Ia. 2uJ zoos Ion - nv pr SD
inn. aN.. ~ lJO % 49, New lork a.. Ior as
n NV, lSr. los % 30 Tth - nv "a
-. NV, llr bl9 18th -. NV. 1r -
81. nW. i5r. 1875 SAX ave- n. n ~ sS
81. n. W. l5T. -..l.5 l9Os NJ 81. NV *
oiA 81 u. lOvs Al -. ~. sr. 81 30
ass. ave, l3r. 100 1901 o.. nv. ,5r - 20
!. W. Tor -, lO0 .tlO l4th 81 NV. Tor 40
-th. N.Ior. .eS.33 $40 IhhpIn ST.. "a ... 80
ststH ". III So.SS loV1 10Th It n. ". OF 40
'toushtOn ~, -@1h l4th ~ NV Tor 40
....-......... -sS.35 ia Conn. ave Or 20
ST. NV, ". h....SO 1880 18th st.nw as
/ n. W.. llr.......s5 1876 Malachi III or g, "a
81 NV. l2r.-..-.3 80 RIGGS 81. n ", or 80
81 NV sr... 90 1888 hlsrs st. tr....... 80
\. ave ", sr.-o5 1905 9th II. nv, ar 80
stn.w-, llr ana lSl3 Linden 81. Or, so
1900 6tn II. n. ". 9r 25
llIyer ~, i IT, y lJOs Caroline 81. To
n st n.w..... .0oo1 l2a9 n 81. NV. 5r 20 80
81. u. W. 1lr. 30 1881 Pierre INV ~ ID
.bOye houses can be e1An.ined 10y pernitfrou
&C only. THOMAS }. flShlk CO.
1324fstn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-04
A Story About Mmrk Twain.

Almost as numerous as those about
Mr.. Lincoln are the stories that are
told about Mark Twain. The Man
About Town met Mr.. A. II. Harris a
few days ago, and knowing that the
latter had been for many years a resi-
dent of the coast" asked if he had
known Mark personally. "Ohl yes"
said Mr.. Harris, II knew him very in
timately, both in Virginia City and in
San Francisco. l went down with
him once from Virginia to Frisco and
we stopped together at the Occidental
hotel on Montgomery street. The first
day we were in town Mark went out
TO visit some old friends and did not
show up until dinner time. We were
seated at the table when he came in,
and the moment he satdown he began
TO talk. He was in those days an in
veterate talker, and when he was
around no one else had the ghost of a
chance TO say a word. Well, as | said,
he began, and paying no attention to
the waiter, launched out into one OF
his long stories. The waiter sugges-
lively placed o bill of fare before him,
aud pushing it aside, Mark ordered
some corned beef and cabbage and a
glass of milk. We looked aghast, and
the waiter tried in vain to suppress a
smile, but Mark went on with his
story, paying no attention TO tho
expression OF our faces. Presently
the waiter returned with the order
and stood waiting for Mark 10 finish.
Taking advantage Of a brief pause, no
asked Mark il he would not like some.
thing more than the corned beef and
cabbage and milk. No. was tho
brief reply, and Oh he went with his
story. Well, sir, do you know that
fellow sat there and duplicated that
order three times, and when we left
the dining room he was still telling
his story. Those who know Mark
now since he has grown rich and IA
nous will no doubt feel a little
shocked when they learn the nature
of his California diet"-St. Louis Re
public.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-04
Wild BuII and hustle,

A wild bull broke loose from an in
closure at the corner Of Mission and
Thirty-first streets. The Infatuated ami
NAL rushed toward Mission street, and
near wenty-eighth encountered Ricar-
do Perrin, whom he tossed from his
horns as if the unfortunate man were
a feather. Perrin in his fall had two
ribs broken.
The bull proceeded a little further,
and attacked Pusette Antonio, whom
he hurled into the air. Pusetti fell
heavily on his face and had his nose
badly bruised. He spit blood for some
time, but was able 10 walk home. The
wild beast her attacked "A woman,
whose name The Examiner reporter
could not learn, and lodged his horns
viciously in her hustle. lifting the
frightened young lady from the
ground. Owing TO the weight of her
body the hustle gave way, and its own
err fell, more scared than hurt.
The animal, with the feminine flag
floating from his horns, continued in
his mad career, but was finally las.
seed. San Francisco Examiner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-04

During the last two or three months
a mysterious proceeding has been go
ing on at the Chicago forge and bolt
works, at the corner of Wentworth
avenue and Fortieth street 1t last il
leaked out that the mysterious mech
anism that was being put together
was a railway car. 1t is understood
that its originator is named Ford, and
Is backed by capitalists from Missouri.
The distinctive feature of the car is
the fact that it is all iron or steel. The
roof, sIdesand end Of the car are made
OF steel boiler plates riveted together,
and II Is nothing more or less than a
huge boiler, II is not quite round,
however. being somewhat the shape
OF a horseshoe-the round part being
the top Ia the bottom, il is said. are
several steel girders packed in cement
much the same AS in the PuI.han
cars. Along the sides is an array Of
windows precisely similar 10 those of
an ordinary passenger coach. The
top Of the car is destitute Of the heavy
roof and ventilating arrangement that
is seen on ordinary ears. 1t is said
that ventilation is secured by pump
ing air into the cars through pipes.
These pipes in winter will furnish
warn air. There is also a system Of
v%entilators around the windows. The
inventor says that il won't burn up,
1t will last longer, it won't telescope
in a collision and il is cheaper. Chi
cago News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-04
The riddlers Of Cumberland Island.

A Cumberland correspondent thus
describes the fiddlers of that island:
After fishing my attention was at
tracted by IN army of tiddlers in the
sand. Oh, such funny little folks are
the iddlersl They are a peaceable set,
too, and in all the droves and droves
that saw marching about on the sand
by the inlet Tsaw only two who were
disorderly. They fought a little, but
not for long, and the defeated fellow
crawled into his hole, and the army
moved on. A fiddler looks like a very
small crab. Some are blue, others red
and brown, and there are black and
gray. Some have no claws and others
have a great white claw like a crab,
which they seem to keep time with.
They are the drum majors. A fiddler
never turns to run. They run back
ward. 10 the front and sideways with
out moving their bodies. They have
little holes all over the sand that reach
lowell, | don't know, for | got a
stick and dug and dug until | was
tired. and | never did find the bottom.
They have a curious little way Of
making a noise like smscking the lips,
and il sounds sometimes us though a
lot of folks were kissing. Savannah
News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-04

There is a certain public library
where a jealous little man does all in
his power TO uphold the rules Of the
institution, and, at the same time, make
things uncomfortable for the evil doer
who regards them lightly. This IL
brary displays its newest books in q
glass case, which allows their backs to
be viewed from the reading room, but
which can only be opened from an in
closure sacred to the officials. Read
ers may, however, penetrate this inner
recess by asking permission, though a
sign near the cast warns them not TO
attempt il without leave.
One day a distinguished guest of the
city was expected TO visit its public
buildings, and had intimated an espe-
cial desire to inspect its library. The
little man in charge was fluttered at
the prospect; he was proud of the Ii
brary, and the distinguished guest was
one Of his heroes.
Quite early that morning IN UMPIRE
tending individual entered the reading
room, looked about him, and then,
by chance, noticed several new books
in the glass case. He read their titles,
and finally. led by some unreasoning
impulse, wandered into the sacred re-
cess and laid his hand upon one of the
volumes.
Instantly the little man was upon
him, nervous in the expectancy of his
hero, and very cross.
II should like to call your attention
TO that signl" cried he, thrusting it
into the strangers face. did you ask
permission to come in hereR'
No" was the h~esitating reply; but
the custodian did not allow time for a
possible apology.
Then put up the book and go outl"
cried he. "And next time when YOU
are in a public building, read the
signs"
The stranger meekly obeyed, but
Just as he turned away a deputation Of
the city fathers walked up the stairs.
"Ah, here you arel" said one. I'VE
have had the museum downstairs un-
locked, and when you are quite ready
we will visit that"
The too jealous custodian under
stood at the first word; this was the
distinguished guest, and this the re-
ception he had given him. The great
man smiled quietly, said Good morn.
ingf" and walked away. - Youths
Companion.