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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19
A MINER SENT TO PARLIAMENT
He Used to be y Common Laborer In
Pennsylvania.

John Wilson, who was declared elected
Thursday as . liberal member Of parliament
for Mid-Durham, defeating Vane Tempest, the
tory candidate, il very we'll known among
American miners, especially throushou Penn
sylvania- MIR. Wilson is the son Of Christopher
Wilson, laborer. living in Greatham, Durham,
and Was born in 1887. All the education he re-
ceived was that possible to acquire in o coun-
try school, which he left at the age Of
ten years to work IN the Stanlope quarries and
later emigrated to America, where ne went as
an ordinary iaborer in the mines in Pennsyl-
wanna aud Illinois, remaining there about three
and half years.
While there Mr. Wilson assisted in the forma-
ton of the Miners Association during 1869.
Returning to England he continued his efforts
in behalf Of the miners and in 1877 vas made
secretary Of the Durham Franchise Association
while in May, 1852. ne was unanimously elected
treasurer Of the Durham Miners Association.
He is huent and earnest speaker and enjoys
great respect aud influence among his CO.
laborers.
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THE COURTS,

EQUITY CoURr-Juige Hogner.
Observation-Disclosures sgt. Morrison: dismiss
sal of bill ordered.
Today-Pro,zman agt. Page; commissions
issued for testimony in California and Michi-
gan. Mcdonald agt. Mcdonald; appearance
ordered. Coburn agt. Coburn; order of Janu-
AIRY 80 set aside. Kellogg agt Hubbard; re-
port Of commissioners on partition confirmed.
Walker agt Walker; order to refund money
to purchaser
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by tho
clerk Of the court to the following: Amos X.
Platt and Lucy A. Chadewill 8. r. Mason and
Cora b. Williams; Thos. J. Sweeney and Annie
G. Oliver; Harry Sharp Meriman and May
Lillian Williams; Beuregard Gorham and Ada
Davis, both of Fairfax county, Va
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TestimO NAL to Miss Lamont.

Monday. July %, a testimonial benefit will be
rendered Miss Helen Lamont ut Albaugh's, on
which occasion 1.-THE Black Hussar" will be sung
by the Lamont company, who have generously
volunteered to remain over. large number
OF professionals will also appear in addition to
the opera. and an excellent and varied program
will be given.
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THE NATIONAL GUN CLUB.
Scores Made at the Record Shooting
Yesterday.

The shooting Of the National Gun Club yss.
terdsy afternoon was Exceptionally good, and
II the men can keep up their averages the club
will soon Be able 70 send team 70 any tourna-
ment which will do them credit Following
are the record scores made out of possible 90
J. Smith. II; Torney, IA; Humphrey, Is; Jno.
Peyton. II; G. Smith, Is; Arth. IL; henault Is;
kothwsll, Is; q. Schroth, IL; Stubner, lSi
Rupert. IS; Adams, IA; Steele, 20; Wagner. l6;
soasa. IS; Dowdrsn, -; 2. Schroth, 20; Osborn,
-; Z. Landvo,gh, Is; Stewart, IA; Doyle, II;
Wilson. Is, and Case, IA.
In the double bird sweepstake. each man
shooting at five pairs. the totals were as fol-
lows: Stubner. 10; Rothwell. 10; +. Schroth. 9;
J. Smith. 8; Torney, .; Steele, 8; Osborn. 8;
Doyle, 8; Wilson, 4; Arth. Z; Sousa, 8; Bowdren.
D, Case. .; Bagger, 4; Adams, 4. Ties we're shot
on miss and out" Stubner winning the first.
Z. Schroth and J. Smith dividing the second,
Steele and Doyle dividing the third money.
The following is the score in the single bird
sweepstake, each man shooting ut ten birds:
Sfubner. 10; Osborn, 10; Case. 0; Steele. 8,
Doyle, .; Wilson. o; Peyton, 8; C. Schroth, 3;
Tornsy. 8; Henauit, 8; ]. Smith, 7: Arth, z;
Sousa. z, RothweH, z, F. Schroth. Z; Bowdren,
4, Dagger. 4. Ties were shot off '.miss and
out" Stubner and Osborn dividing for first
money; Steele winning the second money;
Torney and Henault dividing the third and J..
Smith winning the fourth.
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Special Census Agents Appointed.

Superintendent Porter has appointed the
following named special AGENTS to collect sta
Bangor. Me-; Frederick ii. Kent Bedford.
Mass; Charles Z. L. Moore. Maiden. Mass
Charles Thompson. Stoneham, Mass; J. {. Van
Deuzer, EscAnaba and Ford River. Mich; An
drew Jersey. Haverstraw and Nynck, NY;
John NJ. Bement, Altoona, Pa, and H. B. Crum-
Icy, johnson City, Tenn.
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By the explosion Of kerosene stove at Three
Rivers, Mass., yesterday afternoon Mira VIM.
Prairie was fatslly injured and Mr.. Henry
Rivers was badly burned about the head and
arms and becs~pa insane.
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FOR RENT--STORES

k,OR RENT-AN OLD-ESIABLlsHED NIIIIN-
Il cry store fixtures consisting OF show cases, hat
RACKS aud desks complete. liable for iurulsulnf
store; northwest corner vi 9Th d &C. l.rss
roopis aooN. store aud large cellar beneath. rent
sSO.5O 4. b SlAhl.. As Ia. ave blg-ln
LYON RENT - CURNkR bkICK STORE AND
Dwelling new: suit-blo Tor grocery. iced. drug,
Syrsues. St. O.Sa h at s.s.. near cable cars.
tl1 to IerInHnent party.
ylv-5t T. A. MCINTYRE. 2aa C st nv.
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Hon. ]. NJ. Cameron Of Los Angeles, Cal,
was arrested yesterday on u charge Of having
on May affixed the name Of 7. Nj. Perry.
chairman Of the county board Of supervisors,
to note for sl00 discounted by the CALIFORNIA;
Loan and Trust Company. Cameron was form
erly assembiymxn.
Lydia Becker. leader Of the woman's suffrage
movement, died today at Geneva, Switzerland,
from diphtheria.
Sir Alfred Shade, chief Of the English inland
revenue, died today.
The cabmen Of Aberdeen. Scotland, have
gone on strike. Not single cab In the city
II running.
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Suits Dismissed,

The cases Of W.Herbert Smith against Thos.
z. Woods and others to recover S495 for serv.
ices as stenographer in the cases OF Woods
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany were today dismissed by the complainant
The woodses recovered judgments for injuries
to Mrs. Woods by the collision on the in
1897, and MIR. Smith attempted to secure the
payment of his bill BY law suit and attach.
ment. but before the money could be attached
the check had passed out Of Woods hands.
Then Smith sought to enjoin the transfer oil
the check or payment OF the money by injunc.
ton. but pending proceedings a settlement wal
voluntarily made by Mr.. Woods and the suiti
were dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

The weather will not become Sirius matter
until the Dog Star RACES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

About noon today a couple who, Judging
from their attire. had made no special preparu-
tons for wedding. appeared at the court
house and procured q marriage license in the
name of B-auregard Gorham and Ada Davis
both OF Fairfax county. Va. They asked for
the services of q minister. and Rev T., ID.
Bailey Of the civil service commission re-
ssPonded and performed the ceremony IN one OF
the rooms Of the building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19
SHOOTING STARS.

These ocean grayhounds race across the sea
in perfectly wreckless manner.
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IN IRELAND.

Mrs. O'Grady: "An' pwhere is Patsy now,
Mrs. Mulvanney?"
Mrs. Mulvsnney: calm the other side Of the
wather. av coorse."
MIR. OGrady: BE jabers aim the other side
isn't the outside, an that Orll warrant yez, fer
PATSY"
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CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY.
A Bill Introduced in the House Today
for Its Improvement.

Mr.. Breckenridge Of Kentucky has introduced
bill in the House providing that those parts
Of 18th and 18th streets east, which lie between
the north side Of @ street south and the north
side Of Water street, and also those parts Of
south and south H streets which lie be-
tween 18th and Goth streets east. being the land
which has been inclosed and included within
the limits Of the Washington Cemetery, gen
orally known as the Congressional Gene
terry, under the act of May 10, 1858,
be granted to the vestry Of Washington parish,
to be disposed Of by the vestry for the purpose
OF improving the cemetery and for no other
purpose.
The bill also provides that the vestry be
authorized to divide the several parts OF the
granted streets into suitable burial lots and TO
sell the same; provided, however, that no
part OF the avenues now laid out and
established upon the streets within
the boundaries of the cemetery shall be
included in the sale. but shall be
preserved and maintained in good order for all
OF such sales shall be devoted solely to the I'M
provement and adornment of the cemetery.
and thai the vestry shall, in consideration Of
the grant made. care for. protect and preserve
In good order. that portion of the cemetery
in which members of Congress and
officers of the government are buried
taxing care also of the monuments
grave stones and ceuOtaphs which have
been or may be erected thereon. II the United
States should at any time need more grave
sites for the interment of its officers or men,
bers Of Congress II is to have the right to use
any of the sites donated by the bill which shall
not have been sold.
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WANTED-LOTS.


WANTFD- FROM OWNER. CoRNER LOT ABOUT
w byo IN n.r,L.a., OF near New iork ave. and
Ne{h Csitol SIS state lowest price and best terms
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Wsrs .s. S tSs SHORT lime Hs.s. wnI a
'' ,sfi.sm ''oAAh' oLD STAND ioii Pa ave
M sNTED-lo sUY s-DooR DROP CABINET
Wv Desk: Also to Exchange No. I bennington I. ".
ss.:s hTfoKSiS s s aa ss aHe'''s IN e''h n,
WANLED-oNE o. TWO PERSONS TO RESIDE
ON s' ssiors ~ f. .sia - for few ~sss
WANTkD-WILLExCHA L0T Al uiArrs-
dress SSso; .G ss SGd Sss'' or bicycle d
XVANlkD-To Buy a good SECOND HAND
~ Piano; must be rood order aud chesp for cash
WtA.NSITkps..WouLD LIKE To bui SHEAP, foR
drea. Bon iia Star once. n-''A safety ''e'sie
WANTED-To BORROW 5000 ON FIRST.
no oom a....son. Addres. aoSil. star oifce. IL
WAEIED-H BAUM rAis THE AIaBks1 CASH
once sni stur. "rp .ss e.sl s,s tsssssr bed.
.rso..is Storage on 1s..os.bi. .srS. xrS.s sli
YIN st. nv. Sly
WANTED. AND CATTLE fUR PAS.
wood p.c.' Is Der hronth Leave orders ~ = indiana
M ANIED - TWO GOOD StCONDHAND DIRT
before ] O'Clock y m. bIs-3ts
WANTkp-To BUY, A MAP OF DIsThIcT OF
w columbia tor the use u . real estsse broker.
Proposal Tor Same address 10 Pc BOX ys3, city.
glS-3t'
"A ANTED-To lxCnANaE A FINE LOT IN ONE
w OF The best subdivisions hear Washington for
horse and buggy or two horses Addrvss kNC n NuE
Star ofhcs Bis-3r
WANrED-HoRsks ON GOOD GRAZING FAhM
w OF 100 acres, miles from Free Bridge: a. per
month careful attention. guaranteed orders at u. n
Mnd,s, horss sheer. lvtI Dot lanai s,s.. or I. W.
iLDSWAl, bauston, Alexandria county. Va VII Ian
WANTBD-PREsEkSEI YOUR TEETH BY USING
w hlibain's Superior Hose Tooth Powder. suaran-
teed grectly hsa mless eutrey frve from grit
price lOV PEI box. for sale by al druggists jyl lm
w ANTED-LADIEs TRY ORANGE BLOSSOM"
w tor female diseases, sample fIee Also
Lady Agents to cell Dr Mct,ilfs Conn Lotion"
Mrs I, A. bAILAi, Sencrai Agent A2yP St Nv.
spl AM
WANTED-HIGHEsT CASH VALUE PAID ron
w furrtt lure, Csrpets. stoves. Lame aud small
Stocks VI Merchandise. store and Oc ftxtures Call
or address A. G. WINSTON. 931 9TH st. NV. D2-lm
NANIED PARI.uk fUkNITukE UPAoL.
stored. Mattresses made over work done IN neat
guaranteed. q NELSON. l%"3a st. ne. ,e2-%2t'
WANTED HORSES TO KEEP: kEEPING
w Horses Winter and summer oieciEity: ORDER
box Prices Livery stIb.es 3ll 9th st. nv. farm 1ih
Sligo. Nd jeas- Im'
N ANIED- HORSES TO PAsTURE Al GEN
w besies stock arm OF e. Ter month, beet Of Ias
ture. running water AID plenty Of shade with careful
FkkIl, 10Th 81 and LOUISIANA ave. or 1T the farm
Telephone cali 700. nyl2-Jn
W ANTkIl-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w kenovsting Works; Feathers keno,ste Mat.
rssses Made over Furniture steamed AID Moths
lUUS-3. il3
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES.

IGOR RENT-BY FISH MILLER, 1918 D ST n W.
u LARGE btAl Ala u OFFICE ROOM On hTst
noOr OF lSl3 St NV one 81 the best lovAtIons IN
the city tor ofhce. hent only ago lyls-tt
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A CCOMODATfONS FOX 10 OK 20 BOARDkRS TO
"A be had Clifton ach eoaiius, usthis, fishing
AID Grabbing: nrst-cass liable: terms, ier week
children half price. Appiy TO Mrs kESNINGEh.
Clifton Beach, Charles nd. VI steamer
Mattano iyle-JIs
SUMMER BOARDEhs wANTED.-PLEAsANT.
beauty location near steamer wharf aud post ofce;
steamer every day; plenty sLAde; g0od sxble, &C.
terms reasonable. Address Ars- Lf. CuLE. sedgwIck
Me, V1S-St'
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FOR RENT-FLATS

EoR kENT-wEsI END FLATS 2d2O ST NV.
broom Fiat ali modern anu ruyenents relat
s5o Per Moilth. sAMEs A. DArr.S CU..
- 40 ~ lsOg 81. ~
OK kENr-FIyE COMMUNICATING kOuAA
VITA bath ia style .; New lork nsts on line u
- 81 cars: els A. A. MctNTIR,
BLs-3t PIP G n. w.. up Itinity Church-
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The weather will not become Sirius matter
until the Dog Star RACES
A sign of summer resorts.
uyLoADED.
The mill will never grind
With the water that is past;
But the gun will always shoot
With the load you fred last
IL have that tired feeling" remarked the
bicycle wheel after coming out Of the shop.
'Closed for repairs will be the sign up over
the door of the House before long.
must have Patience"
Charlie-indgnantly: Il say Harry, don't
see any difference between these boodlers
swelling around New York in great style and
those who are filling cells up Of Sing Sirg, do
you:"
Harry: ''Yes. do"
Charlie: What is it, I'd like to know?'
Harry: about 40 miles"
THE JokERs' APPEAL
Oh lead our pens in novel ways,
Excuse our past ofenses;
We pray thee give us something new,
There's whiskers on the census.
IN IRELAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-SIrUATIoNS FOR MALES AND
w Females Clerks Sales ladies', statesmen, Drivers
Porter Maids. Sur es, Kitchen Hans. Pastry Cooks
&c IMain oihce RECEIPT OF nd bag age roomsl
Vl9-Ot' BUhNhAAS. lil0 u ST NV.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR MEAT AND PASTRY
Offices; HuasGt pers, Parlor and Chdren's Maids
HOuscmen. Drivers, PUrters and others
!yi9-2t BChNHANs, ITO q st NV
WANTED-HY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF
w steady halits, u Position Clerk or Drummer
for the Wholesale or etaii Trad: In acquainted VII
the city can furnish the best Of been
IN business IN this city several years Address 81 81
NESS, Star office. 1t.
"a ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
W FOR Cooks Chamber Maid. Waitress. Lauudresses
and Nurses, Seaistress, Men alters, Cooks COACH
man Buffers SAM'L A. COOMBS y.6 Est. nv.
jy19-2t'
WANI ED--GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
w Cooks. 1Auldress, Maids Waitress, Nurses, But
lers Coschmen, Walters. Kitchen Help this city or
abroad; al have references. Gl3 9TH st.nw. IT.
w sNTED-BY STEADY YOUNG CoLOKED
ences Address or call at 42S ST. NV IL
WANTED = YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as Stenegraphy and Tylist, experienced: refe to
Judge 1homl sol. NC, Elev, Nth district OF Ohio.
Address LIN. +. o. Box IT, Portsmoutn. Uhlo 1t
NAN1LD = POSITION IN REAL ESTATE OR
w law ONCE good writer: willing to work hard:
moderate 50 cry best Of Rshinston references Ad-
dress HAL 20. Boz 6a ortsmorth. OHIO 1t
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN PLACE TO WORK
NNtvo or three evenings u week. Address HOX
Star Cflce. jyl7-3t'
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR f1EsT-CLASS
w eervnnts. with reference III every send 10
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE aud your order viii
be hlled with DISPATCH MAY buiidInK 1th and n.
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War Department Changes.


Jos. Darr, promoted from class to 4. War
Records Office; Ida X Morris, promoted from
class 2 to 8, War Records Office; Sarah H. Pur-
cell, promoted from class I to 2, War Records
Office; II. W. Kerr promoted from class /, Sec.
retary's Office, to class 2 War Records Office;
Mary F. Guss promoted from copyist, $500, to
class |. War Records Office; Herbert l.. Chllds
promoted from copyist. $500. War Records
Office, to class ], office Secretary of War; Ed
ward W. Day. promoted from compositOr.
$1,000. to compositor and pressman. $1,000,
War Records Office: Harry Mills, promoted
from cOpyholder. $500. to compositor, Il ,00O
War Records Office; John p. SimontOn, pro-
NOTED from class / to 2. Judge Advocate Gem
erals Office; Frank B. Walker. promoted from
class $1,000 to class l, Judge Advocate Cen
erals Office; Thos. B. Allen, promoted from
copyist, $500 to 81 900. Judge Advocate Gen
arals Office; G. II. Wales, promoted from class
=. coo to class /, Record and Pension Division,
War Department.; W. G.. Steward, promoted
from class 81 600 to class l. Record and PEN
sion Division, War Department.; H. A. Fellows.
promoted from class Il 600 to class l, Record
and Pension Division. War Department.; Danl
h. Wright, promoted from class 81 900 to class
/. Record and Pension Division, War Depart
ment; A. Preston Dunlap. class /, Record and
Pension Division, War Department, resigned
Hiram j. Penrod. class /. Signal Office. re-
signed To take effect July 81, 1890; Sydney Il.
Jacobs Of Wisconsin. appointed clerk. 81 .O00
Adjutant Generals Office; F. S. Hardesty of
West Virginia, appointed clerk. 81 .000 Adju-
tant Generals Office by transfer from General
Land Office, Interior Department
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81 have that tired feeling" remarked the
bicycle wheel after coming out of the shop.
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WANTED--HOUSES

-
w ANTED-WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR CHEAP
W desirable property III lnost any pat Of the clty
and suburbs 1Lv desiring sell will do we'll t. cali
1856 LIE" Is Il DUNAL, l:E33 St
WANTED-TO RENT By Sci TEMBEEl EITHI r
w FURNISHED or uniurnished. Ia Ne DWELLING,
desraDly located for nrst class boarding house Ad
erers K p, Hotel Bristol, kutaw place. BALTIMORE
jy19-6t'
WANTED TO BUY-AT ONCE, DEsIRABLY
w Located House; all mod. iInIr.: from $4,000
to $4,000; state location, price aud number OF
rooms Oh hrst hoor Address In, star Office IL g. Be
VA ANTED-TO RENr-A SMALL SIX OR SEW n
w room Hous. with cellar, and stable IN rear Tor
two horses Address. stating location and terms
WX-Y., Star Office. jylS-2ts
WANTED-WE HAVE A CLIENT THAT WANTS
w TO buy Home no agrnts.
WEBB BARKER, Attorneys
y1S-N 025 81. Nv.
WANTED-AN ELIGI BILE DWELLING, WITH
w .:able ROOM worth $40 900 TO Slo 600. Address
Box 1876. star office. iyI1-3ts
WANTED-AT ONCE--HOUSE IN NORTHWEsT
w bet Il aud Q and ith and I'D sts viii az
from 81, 600 to $4,000 RiTrENHOUsk GUN
NELI-, 1850 st. NV. tyi5-6t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS. THREE FUR.
w nished Rooms with o. without Board Terms
must be low; riffs. exchanged northwest permanent
II suited Address PROMPT PAY, star Ofhc.. 1t.
WANTED-BY GENT AND WIFE IN ~. :
W Unfurnished Rooms Tor housek,e png; state
price, which must b. reasonable: permanent
Address Box l3l. star oifice. It,
XNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE THREE
w or Four Unfurnishe. Rooms ur light House.
kecpnR LIST Or 20 Hoo trefcl red Address K star
Once, anu stSte price; references exchanged IL
WANTED = LARGE UNfCRNIsHED ROOM IN
lars. Address Q. K. star ON. 9. it
" South Room. and bath. within mile OF the
answer In full Address Box ). Star Office. yly.2t'
NANTED-Tw0 COMMUNICATING I'd FLOOR
v! Robins; south front; hrst-class Appointments
and table service for gent and wifs ioe.tion north
Office. jyIv-3ts
WANTED - TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
w Rooms west OF 18th ct. by Gentleman and Vile !:
perm lent il suited; references exchanged Address
stating prics. LII oahcs. Hlv-3t'
w ANTED-AuGUsT / BY A. LADY, A FLAT
House. centrally located reasonable. Address
st thug terms, A n. star Office jylS-.t'
M ANTkD-BY AUGUST 1, Two UNFURNIsHED
w communicative Rooms between 9TH and 10Th
:ns SSsss 4 &d.s Star cs
1yD6-3t'
NNANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FU1-
w Etshed koom. VITA OF Without Board. IN Phi
which must be moderate. Adares. Box i0S. htsr q:
ice. jylSSts
w ANTED--UNFURNIsHE SOUTH q n
w With Closet or wHrdrObe. rear fstent Olnce
ventent ~ good Table Board state lowest price
summer. Address L.c.z.. star once. Nl7.Sss
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- OCK ENoS sPIINGs AND MINERAL BATHS.
HI Virginia, about six hours frona Washington. A
deli htiul home fer families and all who heed rest
~ Of health aud strength CUISINE unexcelled
ANY mountain SANITARY arrangements
pete Private heated bstns OF mineral waters.
Iooi. tenn allure Of water over
So. All rational auIuseu.elits. rood music. Tine
lawn. shady walks aud raInbes ia abundance
NJ BAR. Rates reasonable. Cir Qars and al i'm
formation at A. b. Pratt SONS ottce sun Build ing,
or ON application to A b. tkATT, Proprietor. kock
Euou Sl.rInsa Va iyly
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'Closed for repairs" will be the sign up over
the door of the House before long.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Il oANs-I HAVE THEE THOUSAND DOLLARS
- 20 loaL On heal Estates q her cent
Dl6ot 4. n. BkOokS. 0l0 18th 1t
SJnn $500, $1,000. t2OoO saUOO,
O.oos 10 Loan on heal Estate law rates, NJ
u,iaS. h. A AelN1Ikk- 222 & 81 Nv
Bl--lOt OPP luElty Charrh.
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PERSONAL.


VI-ILL The LADY, WHO WROTE ON THE l4TH
w in,taut herself "A Friend" plss.
send her name and addr % for personal interview
with Mr. FL IT.
4 JTHUkIzkD PkivA1E DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Williams 4 Co. Comm unicstsons lros,Vtiy a.
i.uded 10 and strictly conndanuak Ofhes os,ca 81
locrs Nh. wiLLiAAk Manager. v2O / - "A v.
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A sign of a summer resorts.

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With the load you fred last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

People who 90 to theatre this warm weather
must have Patience"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

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called for yewclry rel~ired We defy competltion
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