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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A Lively Day Yesterday-Meeting o
the Ladies.

the Ladies.
w. G. Smith is placing his cabinet OF
curios in one of the rooms above the
office of the Chamber of Commerce. He
will make an attractive exhibit.
The following additions were made to
the permanent exhibit yesterday:
Mr.. Higgins, strawberries; J. M.
Armour, Pomona, navel oranges John
Grise, Compton, barley in sheaf; Lud-
wig & Wagner, asparagus; G. Janzola,
potatoes; Mrs. Hobbs, mulberry
branches; Mrs. S. J. Rulo, Boyle
Heights, bouquet of snowballs, each
measuring twenty-five inches in circum-
ference; VIM. Ruess, cornucopia of
straw flowers.
The old register, which was written
full, was replaced yesterday by new
one, donated by Geo. w. Cook q Co.
Since the opening of the chamber
March 22nd, some 10000 visits have
been made to it.
Flowers were donated yesterday by
Mrs. s. D. Caswell, Mrs. M. G. MacKen-
zie, Mrs. G. A. Clark, Mrs. Herbert
Warner, Mabel Walker, Mrs. E. Hurl-
burt, Mrs. S. j. Rulo, Mrs. McCreery,
Mrs. r. S. Scrivner, Mrs. Quackenbush |;
wild flowers from Wilson Caum, Mrs.
Ed Bailey, Mrs. R. G. Martin, Mrs. T,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
THE DOG ORDINANCE.
The Kennel Club Objects to the Bar
barous Practice.


The ordinance recently adopted by
the Council providing for the catching
and impounding of dogs, appears to have
stirred up quite number Of people who
bear in mind the outrages committed
by the pound keepers assistants about
a year ago. The Southern California
Kennel Club has addressed letter to
the Council stating that it is with regret
that the members of the club learn
that the barbarous practice of dog
catching is to be resumed; that
the club is composed of owners of many
valuable dogs, and they protest against
the catching of dogs wearing collars
bearing the owners name thereon. The
club resolved that as the State law
makes dogs personal property, and liable
to assessment the same as other prop
erty, no further tax should be imposed.
The protest comes too late, for yester-
day Mayor Hazard signed the ordi-
nancp
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICE

BlaHe
mpot yrant in lfornaa the
rspeed alea
In
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee ii. For
sale by c. f. Heinzeman, 122 Nsrth Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Nadeau.
Cushman, RI AL Cushman, ,Ouray Col
H Rhorer, st Louis II Hayes, Newark, n ]
J r Berry, San Diego Chas Hayes, do
E North, Newhan DrJ N Reunette Ensen'a
Tom Davis, Arizona H Simpson and WI,
Louis Cert, S + Meyer, do
W Pell, Minnesota w Foot, Redondo.
w Pell do g ] Ainsworth & wi, do
c H Robbins, Phila G Brewer & wi, do
J A Standish, Maryland Ware, st Louis
Miss Standish H McMurchy, N
HOllenbeck.
w II Macdonald, Bos- Marie Stone Mcdonald,
tonian Opera Co Bostonian Opera Co
II Barnabee g. wi, do Tom Karl, do "
Jessie Davis, do Edwin W Hoff & VT, do
Juliette Corden, do Carlotta Maconda, do
Eugene COwles, do Studley, do
f Pond, do Miss L C Cleary, do
Miss Cleary, do Miss Tuttle, do
Miss Laura Russell, do Ernest Boothman, do
Harry Dixon, do Josephine B Dixon, do
Ogden Bolton, Canton Stlmson, Boston
g ii Eaton IL WI, Mass F j Adams, Mass
Albert Kinney,S S Monica l. Schoenburg e. VT,
c Freeman & VT, Wis Marshall & WI. Mass
L Oliver, N Ontario G II Frost &w,N Orleans
Jas Duoney & VT, S F DrLCMaynard, Maynard
Ed Rose Phila M MECogswell, Madre
II J Finger, Barb Ezra Clark, f
J Conway & son, do Jas Marman, do
Capt Low, sn 4 VT, do Sam DeBorn, do
Miss H Low, do BR Robson & wi, Utica
t Rockwell, Pomona A Hardcastle, Denver
Fl Smith, do K w Brown do
S Wangenheim d WIS Gen Briseho, S Dig
Arcade.
G W Durbrow, Indio d c Pickett Ariz
Miss Merrell, Westfcrd L Fennd, Boston
d M Welch & w, Hvn M Hicks d W, Diago
Miss Hicks, Shrevept Mr. Daw & W, Barbara
Mrs G Bigelow South E Farman, do
brow, Mass w Lyle, S Fran
WHY WILL YOU cosgh when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price 10 cents, so
cents and ST. For sale by c. F. Heinzeman, 122
North Main street.
Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, etc.,
quickly relieved by BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs. simple and effectual remedy,
superior to all other articles for the same pur-
pose. Sold only in b01es.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO quickly
cured by Shilohs Cure. We guarantee it. For
sale by c. F. Heinzeman, 122 Nsrth Main street.
Use Siddall's Yeast Cakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

During the afternoon yesterday the women
and children came out to the park and enjoyed
wandering under the trees and seeing the va
rious objects Of interests. The feature Of the
festival as II 10 in the old country Is the fruit
column. This is a rounded tower rising to the
height Of about 80 feet. 1t stands on a firm
base and Is surrounded by fence to protect it
from the curious. The tower is an elaborate
mosaic Of fruits and vegetables. The designs
are skillfully wrought out so that even such an
iuartistic article as beet or All Irish potato is
blended in combination that is really effective.
ployed and in the design there are squares
and diamonds and stars and crosses.
The work Ii very cleverly done and is the re-
suit of much patient labor. The column ter
inmates in a shock of ripened corn. The
American eagle with the national colors sus-
pended from its mouth crowns the whole and
on each side floats the American and German
flags. A large number drove out to the park
yesterday to see the fruit column while the
Germans who took part in the festivities looked
upon 1t with great admiration.
THE OPENING EXERCISES
arranged for yesterday were brief but interest
ing. Mr. E. F. Treiber, the president OF the
association and chairman Of the exec utivo COM
mittee, delivered an address in German Giedi-
eating the fruit column. He extended hearty
welcome to all to take part in the festivities
aud gave an interesting sketch of the history OF
the organization
The games. which are characteristic feature
OF this festival, were interrupted by the rain,
but they were enjoyed as long az they lasted.
PRIZE wIyNEns.
One OF the old German games which was
found to be very interesting TO the spectators
was the contest between young ladies to see
who could the most successfully carry vessel
OF water on her head. In this contest the first
prize was awarded to Miss Hade nbrooke and
the second to Miss Loefiler. In the young
ladies foot race, in which the first prize was a
handsome sheep. Miss Grossart was the sue
cessful contestant, Miss Louisa Troiber coming
out second bsst. The boys race for a sheep
was won by Charlie Loefiier, Master Ray being
a good second. The judges IN the sports were
Messrs. j.. u. Buscher, John Angerman and
Martin Schneider.
The bowling was participated in by many of the
best bowlers in the city. There wero ESQ rolls
in all. resulting In Willie Whitmeyer winning
the hrst prize in . score Of 20. Messrs Joe
Bernhard and John Brown were tied for the
second money, the former winning when the
tie was rolled on, giving Brown the third prize.
William Fendner eame In fourth, II. Lanc fifth
and Morris Armbruster sixth.
During the evening . company Of the Wash-
ington Continentals in full uniform made their
appearance In the park in honor Of presideu,
I. y. Troiber, who b one Of their most active
members.
The festival viii b continued today aad 10
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17
THE LATE GEN. CROCKER.
The Remains Viewed by Many Friends
The Funeral This Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon between 4 and 8 o'clock
and today from 10 to 2 o'clock the remains of
the late Gen John 8. Croker, for over twenty
years the warden Of the District Jail, were
visited by large number Of his friends The
remains laid in the parlor Of tho family resi-
dsnce, No. l4ls Rhode Island avenue north
west and were ineassd In q handsome cloth
covered casket, bearing Masonic and Grand
Army Of the Republic emblems aud q heavy
silver plate inscribed General John s.
Croker. died September IL, 1900" The body,
which had been embalmsd BY Mr.. John r.
Wright, the undertaken, presented a lfe-.ike
appearance. IL vas attred in black suit,
and on the left lapel WAS q white boutonierc
and on the coffin rested a badge OF the second
army corps IN immortelies. This was a clover
white appeared the words, "Ninety-third New
fork"--ths generals old regiment-the tribute
OF his sens. A beautiful specimen Of the
Oates sisr" rested on tho mantel-the gift OF
Y. X. Ward
Tho agents OF the Equitable Endowment As
ISOLATION sent ine ornament-an open arch
vay-the guards Of the Jail q broken column.
and there were many individual tributes.
AZ The houss the Immediate family and rela-
tves viii assemble -. $50 clock. Rev. Dr.
Butter vili oder brief prayer, al the close OF
which the remains will be taken to the Luther
Memorial Church. Tho body will be borne
through the lines Of Harmony Lodge. No. 8, OF
NA.ons and up the aisle. Rev. DR.. Butler will
read the burial service
At the organ Prof. Bischoff and Miss Cora
Boyd will preside. At the opening of the serv.
ices Miss Boyd will render the wsll-kuown
hymn: Jesus, Lover OF My Soul" Rev, DIR.
Butler will read an appropriate scriptural se.
lection and follow with q brief address.
AZ she conclusion prayer gill DO offered and
the remains taken 10 Glenwood, where Worthy
Master w. N. smith will conduct the Masonic
ceremoniea
The pail bearers we're all Naons. Gen. & &
9urdet,e and J, L Heupel also representing
Peacock Of the Jail force. and @. W. Dusson and
nessrs. Myers, Cook and Boyd Of other organ.
txationa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17
THE CANsfATTER vOLKsFEST
Days Of Enjoyment at tho Schuetzen
Park-The Fruit Tower, Games, Etc.

schuetzen Park presented gala appearance
yesterday. Colored streamers were suspended
from the trees and numerous flags foated in
the breeze. The various booths throughout
the park were gaily decorated and the pranc-
ing steed of the merry-go-round seemed to be
anxious for a spin around the circle. This
festive appearance Of things was in honor OF
the Canstatter Volksfest 1t is the festival
which in the fatherlsnd celebrates the close of
the harvest. Memories of these festal days in
the old country are cherished by those who
have sought homes in another land. hence the
celebration which was begun yesterday. The
organization under the auspices of which the
celebration is held has just ents' cd upon the
festivals have been attended with success and
they now seem to be a nermanant Institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

cnEArysr Ions EvHR oySKKHp ON the Nesropoli-
tan hraneh. Think OF H. 40xl20, for only Si.5.
inis 70 too Low. and II noe snapped up the owners
me price asked. - cssh 70 Danenhower at the
lota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

WEsLEY HEioHIs, q most delightfully."- situ-
ated property and adjoining the new Methodist
University, viii be offered 10 the public Sep
ssmesr 70 and close October "a Prices 10 and
20 cents per foot A splendid opportunity 10
double your investment In ninety days.
Joux y. WAooAnAx, l4th and q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17
WANTED-BOARD.

WANIED-BOAKDBY APARTY OK FOUR-MAE.
w ried couple and two single gentlemen. Terms
must be reasonable Private family preferred. Ad-
dress with psrticua Box z. Star office It,
FOR MAN AND WIFE WITH
w Two Children Z and Years Old; small
rooms; private family preferred; references sx-
changed, Address Lock Box 54S, post Office sl7-:it
WAkTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND
w Wife, one Large Front Room; heat aud gas: first
or second story private family preferred will pay 800
per mouth location bet. 9th and l4th SITS and u and
u sts. NV. Address Mrs. A. LOVE, $40 9th 81. ~ ".
references exchanged. slo-3ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ns riss q &. s..a
Ss .as @ fss.. sss s q miis on
:fE,ss 50 pee ''''t I' sfis fi.SS 7,7na.nx
PoToMAC RIVER AND cHEsAPEAKE BAY
sncs q ash oss.e nns .na ser esHp , tsSrd
Co. lSi0 Y x sv.. KSsS :. " H. sais-sm.
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME NEW s.RooN cCT.
vt si i' rsi III .s ri :ss
9fs ~, fi. AZ AGs.' ~ yE.vrI:
o. M g; ,:. = fSs :Ssss .ns sa
: 81. . .Ss sss's ,s :ssd; S
p.rsSsss e,!ea = nus ,. = 'n Fun :sS
TORI ~ svsa and pAse. sasp " ,sy ptoperty
r.. iS s Once 1872, nss ssf nc
Lon sALE-sEvERAL TRACTS OF LAND MAR
and convenient to the city Of sshinTton Rfore
and .arrSSndns 70 sosnt % .sla 10.
'aoar''n property 'ne ss1Hs s'fns ,s;s .Hs "
EoR sALL-HANpeoME SEVEN ROOM cor
h saa 90 tsp ssSi
abundant shade; II Bowie ststion. baltimore aud To-
HALL. 10 s. PAUL 81 Ii ss,i%aTe, ia sie,a J.
E0k sALE-345 AcRks. MORE OR LASS IN
M..hp anss SsS,.ss county nd near Amm.nd.s Sn
.S the t.Tn divided into .5sS: and wood lands
and springs A sI Sf'
OR sALk,,LANDs OF THE ESTATE KNOWN
as "BnenG vists," situated in Alexandria county.
W. s'iSsi n ssr '' f.afa
more. Nd sl5-sw.
land miles from Washington excellent water some
ttS,' mile from Iailrosd station. Terms $40
House Of three rooms Si,k scrts mile. out for
Also many other tracts, improved and unmrro,ed
near the ei,y, suitable Ior poultry. fruit garden
the sS senS for s xh ss 81
country surrounding Nashington
sl3-0t i5si It NV
E0R sALE-ACONvENIENT HOUSE DEsIRABLY
~, located 1t Charlton Heights tsids walk and besui.
Iul svenuesl; house las room; numerous large
closets; mantes; latrobe. range; large bath With hot
SSs as i Ss.S S''s's 81
EoR sAlE-l0O ACRES OF LAND AT WHITE OAK
ssSs ;ss s''' SEioS ~!
EoR sALE-l47 ACRES OF LAND THREE MILES
Branch railroad. Apply 1882 Prospect ave, aeorve-
Hon sALE-CHEAP-Iao ACRES; MoDERN H.
si s0.i boa s:. Ind
EOR SALON MoSTHLY PArAENrs.fvUR
4 more OF those Beautiful Cottages nt ChAlltoii
he,gh price 5000. $500. $4,000 and 81. 600.
slim EAeTlRDAf HAJ.DEMAN. COS y ST.
EOR sALE-A fAkM OF iy4 ACRES. SITUATED
~ nli!es from Ashton. Montgomery county, Nd ;
land fertile, well wooded and watered; several fine
building sites but NO buildings
au3o-lm' oEo. L. sTABLER, Ashton, Md.
Tor sALE-NEAR STATIONS on MET. BRANCH
Ia q; anu u. Lots, Cottages. Country Homes. Farms
NV. At Rockville after pm. auto Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

CAMPAIGN LIE.
"What song was that heard you singing
awhile ago." asked q K street lady Of her
daughter yesterday.
Il don't remember, mamma Which one
do you mean?'
"why. that one you were singing when
Fannie called"
"Oh, yes; that was Little Annie Rooney"
Little Annie Rooney"
"Yes. mamma"
.'well. it is pretty little thing, isn't III
never heard it before? Isn't it just out3"
"Oh, mammal
Hats off-straw hats.
They have never called a brand Of Kentucky
whisky Henry Clay, because water mixed with
clay makes mud.
A bare headed man brought this in this
morning:
where did You get that hat?" he asked
! struck him in the jaw,
And then remembered with regret,
The hat wore was straw. ...
Mr.. Heraldry-very funny: "Oh, my dear,
did you ever hear the cou-chant?''
Mrs. H.-unconsciously; Eyes, love. It was
the same day, you know, that We heard the
rampant"
DISTINCTION WITHOUT DIFFERENCE.
Bilkins: "By Jove old fellow that's fine
suit of clothes you have on. What did it cost
you?
De Creditte: ooh, nothing, me boy"
B!lkins: ''Nothing3 Did somebody give 1t to
you?"
De Creditte: "Oh, no. awv course nawt, me
boy. l had it charged, don't you know"
A fourteen-year-old girl up town talks tariff
like statesman and If she doesn't grow up to
be an old maid 1t will be because she changes
the subject Of conversation.
LAYoUTs AND LAyoUTs.
Digges-not quite in the swim: II under
stand you were invited to . seat at Col. Swelle's
table last evening""
Spligges-in it: Yes"
Digges-slangily. II hear he feeds we'll.
What kind Of layout did he have?'
spiigges: Poker"
The censor of The press in Russia thinks he 10
o newspaper Fighter.
JOE WHO?
She's my Annie,
I'm her Joe?
$500 s~ss
THE worst Is over" she remarked as she
stood In a nice dry place and looked up at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17
JOE WHO?
She's my Annie,
I'm her Joe?
D = . . = D = D D

THE worst is over" she remarked as she
stood In a nice dry place and looked up at the
gray and clammy clouds just beginning to drip.
Will Chicago Worlds Fair Commission please
inform the people which is its hind site and
which is its fore site?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17
SHOOTING STARS.

Is the Speaker using that River and Harbor
bill as a sort of water power on legislation
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
w ton IS Useful cempsaion. House xeep ss or
SdSs Nc Ss: :: t.
81 aSF::s :ss sR1s:;:
WANTED.aO 10 DICKS AeINCY FOR ooOEM
@ ,S: rs ::; I'D * !:
ssl.s. sTJ CLASS
+ Sss T1sash%aa and Sish suSSIA Me- sSa
WANTEn-By BUrOHEN, AN INeLIsHMAN,
s sssa tss:'i:ss
WtNTkp.A NIcE PLACE As CHAMBER MAID
place zad's:: {siS III ss: S ss'iss md
WANTEDE.A SITUATION AS FIREMAN AT
Fen,oS 81 Boiler can give good referenccs Call 81
WANTED, NEAT. FIRST CLASS WOMAN
sSi c1Ga sOl0rsd Place as SUCH good reiersPess
WANTED-BY Two REsPECTABLE WHITE
as wstrss, m psa one e. the other
Or sdiiess ao4 lin st. nW '' VIII" reference II n
WANTE,ns.sIrUATI0N AS POKTER IN sr0RE.
Fss address SIfe Of for
WANTED-BY AREsPECTADLE YOUNG WHITE
CIR: situation US House Maid good referenccs
S.u tVo 1otnsG Nv, sl7-2t
wANTED-BY AN Ed GATED ENGLISH WO-
Wv Gan. 2 Position = Nurse 10 Children or Com
Psnion to Lady, no object ton travail refereucts
Address II. G. SUNBURY, Wyoming ave- si6-3Is
WANTED-BY AsErTLkD WOMAN SITUATION
w Tor Light House Work in Small Family: no cook
ing ans'' good home main object Inquire at I'm {.
WANTED - EMPLOYERS - FOR FIRST CLASS
s send .a ss
your order will I've filled with dispatch aua5-a5ts
WANTEp-BY AN EXPERIENCES COOK A SIT
w uation- Address COOK, Star Office. si5-3,s
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE OOLORED
w wonan place in private family to do chamber
WORK and waiting or chsniber work and. the care Of
large children. Call 1l2s 10th st. NV. sl5-3ts
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT-OSE HANDSOME LARGE FLAT.
IL FIRST noor hmaller Flat second floor; newly fin.
ished; every convenience terms onabe. 70 Is x
st. NV sl33ws
LOR RENTAL BUT ONE OF N!NE.RoOM
Flat completely turns he'd tor boiispkec ping for
go; or farlor. Bed Room, Dining boom and Kitchen,
$40 References Inquire $50 Jth 81. NV. s4- l2t'
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WANTED ROOMS.


WANrED-sUITE OF THREE OR POUR ROOMS
w for Light Housekeeping bet N. u ave. and y, 9TH
and 10Th sts. Iersohs sluall chidren refs. 4
changed Address. stating best terms, EMO, Star
office. slT-1ts
WANTED.BY TWO YOUNG LADIES. FUR
w nishcd hoom IN Cheerful Family; location north
Of 1t. bet 9Th aud 10Th sts. refs exchanged. Ad.
dress PkOMPf PAY. Star of,ca IT.
WANTEp-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. TWO
w ROOMS furnished or vnfurnished. state De-
partm.nt Address, stating terms, PERMANENT K,
staP office. sl7-3ts
M ANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, OR UN-
w furnished Rooms for Light Housekeeping, within
ten minutes walk Of 9TH ST. depot Address Box "a
Star ONCE. sl7.2ts
w ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND BOY OF IS.
venent 70 school Address H. H. C.. Star ONCE. its
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND wIFKfNORTK-
w west part OF c,tyl quite Ut FIVE Onfurllished
Rooms. with private bath; second noor with
Star Office sIO-3ts
WANTED- TO hENT A NICELY FURNisHED
w Room in Convenient Location occasional use
hy gentleman aud friend trsvelihH; prefer with small
inmiy " aduiss state price aud location. Address
PHILADELPHIA, Star ONCE. sl6-3ss
w ANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING Rooms on
w frat OF second nepr In private family in psigh.
ofiee. el6-3tss
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w your lAsroboA kaS9ss snd fuTusceo now -
Foee, fyrpsses apd ksssss kspsissd fTsnpdE GEO
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rood lsas main Ss'.s' Inquire ai%s sSSs
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR FIRST CLASS
cITy With rcfsrenseS in every send to
your order vii Se lea with dispatch al s.'
an s,:s COOK
cs x s. o.
WANTED--ROUSES.
WANTED, HOUSES ron SALE AMP RENT:
ss.sY sSs'9Tsi' rIsSins Them
WANTED-To BUY FOR CASH IN ANY GOOD
A. a.. Iriee not 10 exceed $4,000. Address WIDOW.
WASSTE5 q, q ~ 70 70 ROOMS suI
I'll ndnsE ST good locality AGs''
WANl ED-lMMEDIATELY-BY A FAMILY OF
s7o per month. between 4 ana i and 10th and
&C.. w.G., star Once. Win '-''' ''G si7,a% !''
WAETED-TO LEASE, OCT. /. HOUSE OF FIVE
or more rooms large yard. good nsighborhocd.
Address e. csi Ut Ss7 Fora. ave. eoo' per sla aR
WANTED-TO RENT-oCToBER /, HOUSE OF
not ssr dss
WAHTED-A HOUSE OF 9 OR 8 ROOMS. WITH
hood Ts.! ns, 70 exceed ss5 rsr month. Aadts.:w.
WkNTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE, HOUSE or
,HH Rooms. with ali improvements. on Capitol
& sa: y s rent not exceeding ii: a.
WAMITkkD Dai ,, 4 PHYSICIAN. HOUSE BET. ?
order and reasonable rent; state run particulars
WANTED : MEDIuM-sIZkD HOUSE (MOp.
imnsh ut reas9ns6le rent " lease from Oct |;
s s;si Ill.,, Address. with ss Ds1asus1s. SdsfSS
sl7-at 5. T. K. star Office.
WANTED-HOUsE FOR INVESTMENT FROM
~ saVVo 10 S3'ouO; IN any section OF the city;
sI7..t e. b K. Star office
WHNThhD-IoRENT a CONVENIENT MODERN
Ss sC sa sns
WANTED-,TO BUY HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
loeS Sdrsss Ua IT, stare mot oss State
WAN1KD-ro RENT HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
rssss y or nsss city. Address HoS.. star ONCE.
WANTED-fOR AN IMMEDIATE PURCHAsRR,
sstSd 2!H'T BdH Ssis = s SS
WANTED : TO RENT BRICK HOUSE. UN-
location % na TX snS 18Th ss Aasss
CHANDA. Post Office BOY 5O6, C,ty sfd-4t'
WANTkD-Bf FISH MILLER 1913 NV.
wa Corner Property or Corner Of Vide Alley Le-
tween 0th 9th. aud Nv suitable for frst- class
grocery; to cost about tcashI $1,000. slC-6t
70, Hoa As oysSTSS
itss e. 1'"a tSs sss &C. and s
WANTEn-FoH IMMEDIATE CAsH-MODERN-
w built House. b to lO rom. with bath; car
lines. Address. giving exact location. number of
roonis, cash price, &C., HILTON. star Office sl53t'
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT; PERSONAL AT
w tention given to the collection Of rents; state
ments rendered promptly; We have more pppeatiulls
for houses than We can NIL. ACkER GADSBY.
1U0S st.n.w. slJ-lm
WANTED-IO BUY FOR CASH-A HOUSE OF
w from to ~ rooms; IN good condition and in 9
good neighborhood Address stating price and exact
locstopA CASH PuRCHAskN, Star office. aug Inn
MANUFACTURERS FROM $4,000 TO 60 600;
w si,o Lots " Washington anu Ianier HeighnL
y "a 4
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WASTED-A CRAFTSMAN BY THE MONTH;
w must be nrstcisss letterer. Call between and
PIN. and submit samples of work aud references
HOWELL GkEENOUGH, $50 Ut. NV. sl6-3ts
w l4lU penn. ave., opposite Wizards, first floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

NNANTED-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
w Work washing ironing must stay at nights
and bring reierc,css Apply III store, llV9 st.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-A NICk BUILDING LOT IN THE
W northwest; vah pay casn. L. = T.. etss ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

NVANTED-TwO FIRST CLASS BLACKsMITH5.
WANTED-A FIRST GLASS fISIsHEH; NONE
w other need apply. ". u. MOakS 4 Suns, llth
aud 4 SITS. sl6-Jt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

WANTED-A WOMAN WHITE PKkFEKl;ED) TO
w Cook ana Do General HuusewUrk tor family OF
four adults; good wages aud home to careful and
agreeable person who can take cnarxe OF house aud
work without constant supervision city reIerenCes
Apply from 10 ~ IL and from TO pm at SO4
2lhi hlN.3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOX RENT--STORES.

EOR RENTING BEAUTIFUL NEW STORES
Il fronting New York ave, ia luiiding cor. 10th st
aud New Urk ave.; concrete cellars. Apply GEO. d,
MYERS CO.. Heal lstate and Loans, 1913 i st,
SLIM
EOk RkNT-ll4I TTH ST. NV, STORE:
Il nearly new and cellar concreted. Apply to
1EO. Z. b. EGIIN6,
sl-lw' 1918 st. NV.
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Mr.. Heraldry-very funny: 'Oh, my dear,
did you ever hear the cou-chant?''
Mrs. H.-unconsciously; "Yes, love. It was
the same day, you know, that We heard the
rampant"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-17

The censor of The press in Russia thinks he Ia
o newspaper Fighter.