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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
DElkooRArs AT A BANQUET.

The Juneau Club of Milwaukee Gives
a Banquet.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. April 3.-The ban
quet of the Juneau Democratic Club took
place ut the Plankington House tonight,
q ID attended By 300 leading democrats
OF this city and state. Gen. Black spoke
on "The Democratic party, the party Of
political REFORM" William Z. Ewing Of
Illinois on ''The Tariff" and D. g. Schley
of this city on "The Young Democracy
I he large dining hall was handsomely
decorated and an elaborate menu was
sarved
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
A Naw Warehouse.

ORLANDO, FLA, April 3.-Part Of the
material is on the ground to build two
story brick warehouse in connection with
the South Florida foundry, and work win
begin shortly,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
Shoe Dealers Embarrass I'd.

sr. JOSEPH. Mo-, April 3-Smith, Blast
and & Co., shoe dealers, were closed to-day.
The stock Is valued at $250,0o0 and all
claims will be pa J.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
Purchases O, Silver.

WASHINGTON, April 3.--Of 915, 900 ouncss
of silver offered for sale to-day, $40, 900
ounces were purchased by the treasury de-
partment at 9S 20c@9S. 375c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
o,MALLRY sURRENpERs.
Three Indictments Against Him
Connection With Court Cases.

Three Indictments Against Him In
Connection With Court Cases.
New ORLEANS, La. April 3.-Dominic ck
G. O'Malley, the notorious detective who
was charged with having attempted to pack
the jury in the Hennessy case, and who
mysteriously disappeared when the crowd
at the Clay statue and at the parish prison
on the memorable March IA were bowling
for his blood, created a sensation this morn
ing by surrendering himself. He drove to
the criminal court With bis attorney, Lionel
Adams, and James Barry, ex-clerk Of the
criminal court, aud gave himself up to
Chief Deputy Sheriff Arnault
UNDER THREE INDICTMENTS.
There are three indictments against him,
one as accessory to the crime of bribing one
of the tales jurors in the Hennessy case, one
for perjury in a suit in the civil court sew
eral years ago, and one for attempting to
procure the commission of the crime Of per-
jury in 1882 in suit of the state against
himself in the criminal court hare. Bail
was fixed at IS, 900 and Barry signed for
the whole amount O'Malley looks well,
though rather p le He still refused to talk,
but says he will make a statement. He
would not tell whether he had left the city
or not. Barry says he has been here all
the time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-04
SWAY OF TIE GRIPPE.
The Epidemic Relaxing It's Hold OF
Pittsburg.

PITTsBURe, Pa, April 3.--La grippe is
gradually relaxing its hold. The percent
age of deaths from the epidemic during the
past three days has fallen off considerably,
while undertakers say that orders for funer-
ais are less by half than those of lsst week
Physicians and druggists also report q
large decrease in the number Of cases.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
FREE COINAGE WILL NOT
q BRING FOREIGN SILVER.

Now let US come to the part OF the
bug bear about all of the silver com
ding here from foreign countries for
free coinage. Why should it come?
When bullion is taken to a United
States mint for free coinage what
happens? Simply this. The mint
takes the bullion, ussays it and ascer-
tains it's weight in pure silver or gold
as the case may be. The mi0t then
pays the depostor in coin which is
adulterated ten per cent. For geld
bullion coin is paid out, and for silver
bullion silver coin would be paid out.
Tho mint in every case makes ten per
cent. gross because it gives alleged
con for pure metal. Now, why
should foreigners send silver to the
United States to be coined when they
would only get silver coin in return?
The notion is absurd. When we
come to international traffic, coin has
no place in trade. Coin only circu-
lates in the countries where 1t is made.
. Silver has n real value in every coun-
try in the world, and is IL proper basis
for exchange. 1t can never under
any circumstances depreciate like
confederate rooney, and like. any and
NIL paper promises are likely to do.
The American people want it and
they mean to have it, despite the alb
eurd theories and the selfish schemes
Of those who are in league with the
foreign money brokers. Il New Orleans
Picayume.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
THE MODERN VOYAGE.

improvements OF tho Ago for tho Con-
vcnienco OF Travellers.
The reduction of. time in the ocean
passage is the most remarlze d of nil
modern steamship advances, but by no
means the most important The nul.
tltudcs who are now about to come
home from Europe are not greatly ad.
Vantaged by the saving of day in the
passage, but they arc enormously ben
Gifted by the improvements which
nave made the passage safe aud SO
much moro comfortable than of old.
The modern ocean liner is q great
machine against which tho anger Of
tho sen is impotcnt. No weather i'm.
pcrils its safety, no wind endangers it,
no stress of storm can overcome its
strength. The passenger knows from
the outset that whatever winds nav
blow his arrival in safety is as certain
as anything human can be.
But the Improvement docs noa stor
with safety. The form of these ma.
chimes is such that the old distresscs
OF motion arc reduced TO n minimum.
The passenger who walks deck high in
mir feels far less of thc seas rage than
did his predecessor of score of years
ago who sailed just above the turbu-
lent surface. There are still persons
who suffer with seasickncss, but their
number grows smaller and the extent
OF their suffering less. With many of
them tho qualms are due to pro.
viously excited imagination, or to some
physical condition for which the sea-
sickness is US good remedy as any
other
Tho shortening OF the voyage is n
gain, but the improvements which
nave made tho voyage safe and com
portable oven to the point of luxury
nave contributed far more to the SUN
OF human happiness. IN, Y. World
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
Artificial Rain.

The Artificial Rain Producing Com
pany has been organized in Kansas
with capital of s1O0,OtiO. It's object
is stated 10 be "to furnish water to
the public by producing and increas-
ing the fall of rain by the Melbourne
plan" Melbourne will do the rain.
producing and the company agree t.
pay him 10 cents per acre for all the
land watered by him next season.
The lawyers will reap the hsrvest.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
For Sixty Daysi

10 make room for Holiday Goods.
Those wishing to purchase Jewelry
can save twenty-five per cent. by buy.
ng now as | must make room tur
large stock to arrive.
shall leave for San. Francisco
within few days and any special
orders intrusted to me will receive
my personal attention.
" Repairing in all it's branches done
cheaper aud better than anywhere
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. '"
Call and bee ME-
Respectfully,
- o. Nv OsTREIoHER.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
70 ELEVATE The MONKEYS.
A Scheme for Producing an Aristocracy
Of intellect Among Simiana.

OF Intellect Among Simiana.
A man Of large means, who resides in
Washington, has recently declared his
intention, privately. to devote S1OO, 900
to very original purpose. The idea,
says the Washington Star, is that no
satisfactory opportunity has ever been
afforded for the development of the in
tellcct of the brute. Intelligence, like
bodily qualities, is susceptible of inn
provement through breeding, Us every
ono knows who has thought about the
evolution of the dog from the wolf by
artificial selection. This rich man pro-
poses that monkeys CT apes shall be
taken as subjects for experiment, SIM
ply because man understands those ami
mails better than he docs others. ~
s Let fifty of them, half males and half
females. be placed in paddock, suit
ably provided with separate Quarters
for the sexes. Then have them breed,
pair by pair, as shall be directed by
those who supcrintcnd.h Some of them
will develop certain abilities moro con-
spicuously than others. For example,
certain individuals will exhibit supc-
rior understanding of the commands
addressed to them, or will show q
greater dcxtcrity in the handling of OBJ
jccts. Those which appear stupid arc
TO be expelled from the colony, their
places being filed by fresh recruits.
When Il malc and female arc found
who exhibit tho same sort of aptitude
In any direction they arc to be mated.
This process, carried on for generations,
would necessarily result in the develop
mcnt OF superior characters until finally,
after the lapse of twenty-five years,
perhaps, there would almost certainly
be apes or monkeys far higher in the
scale OF reason than any known up to
tho present time,
These putative cousins of the human
race have already exhibited n mental
and even mechanical capacity sufficient
to give ground for great hopes of posi-
bic development in point of intellect.
ChiEpanzccs have been taught to bring
things to the table, and tile big Langur
balloon of India is commonly used IN
that country to-day rs servant for
worising the pun!iah fans, with which
fllcs arc kept away from dinner tables.
Explorer Stanley has given I'm account
OF apes which carry torches at night.
This Is believed by scientists to be an
absurdlty, because all the anthropoid
and simian tribes arc too afraid of fire
to render such thing possible. 1t is o
fact well known that gorillas, while
they will gather about deserted camp
fire for the sake of warmth, will never
think of keeping the embers alight by
adding fuel. Nevertheless, every book
on natural history relates many an in
stance illustrative of these creatures
thinking powers, and there is no qucs-
ton that it could be greatly improved
by the process of judicious breeding.
Even pig can be taught to count up to
ten
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22

Josie Mansfield, who is said to
have been the cause OF the Stokes
Fisk tragedy, was married last Fri
day In London to Robert r.. Reade, a
Now York attorney.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22

What do yon suppose is
the mdtteI. aciM this acomua,i
She looks pretty mad, doesn't
she? Guess she Just atsed that
broom ON her husband. See
her shaking hes. fist! But Lor'
a. mercy, SHE unit huy as
mad as the aoomdn. acho sent
of for her goools, or bought
them seane other place before
seeing oas''s. Why should
slte be-? Size merer last sucA
bargains!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
Gem HOtel---I. Ostreicher, Pro
prietOr.

@ B Leddick; Sam Leddick, La
noble; Mrs Geo F Rudsell, Mrs A H
Niles, Frank Gage, lobe Stinson,
Tuscarora; Vincinte Copera, North
Fork; e A Muelhner, Carson.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
S. SIS.

is purely vegetable, and perfectly
harmless; the most delicate child can
take with absolute safety; 1t contains
no mercury or minerals of any kind,
and yet it never fails to cure the dis
eases it is recommended for.
Book on Blood and Skin diseases FREQ.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22

WEEKLY INDEPENDENT and
Examiner only 50 per yer
chance for one OF those ny
prizes. Send in your suOs'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22

M. Reinhart
lust received
Fall and Wi
samples for GUS
made clothing.
you want \
clothes made tO|
der, give him al
and see as fin
line of samples
has ever been
hibited in n
You can get a
Of clothes made
order from $2
up. Fit Qua
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot Hotcl--Clark & Green. Pro.
DrIctOpS,

H FRANKIE, Lamoille; w D Powell,
VIM Dwyer, Eureka; James Bett,
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
Judgement

Ihould be displayed In buying med,-
cine above all things In selecting ..
remedy for any disease. you should b
positive that It contains nothing intu-
rious to the health. Many remedies
on the market leave the patient in
much worse condition, than before
taking them. a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-10-22
Feed Stables for the AccomDl
OF Farmers and Teamsters,
and grain sold in quanti
to suit.

ONCE of Wells, Fargo & Co., and
Tuscarora stage On.
Orders and correspondence 'front.'
try solicited snd prompt attention gu
Call OIL me, try me, anu am sure
getisatisfactOry treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
PROPOSALS.

hff1CE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS LiGHT
" Company. No. HIS 18th ST., Georgetown o. O.
December lSvl Proposals for Gas Tar BIDS vii,
lTWENII,ElGATH, lssl ;Sr all Of the gas ar Eiacs
from January and ending December 81 1872 par
making bids must price barrel OF As yai-
ions and turnssl ala empty barrels The company viii
Ill the barrels and deliver them the cg:t.sctor at
:hc works :or p-oIp, removal thsrefrola. A de-
post OF $40 VIII required a. q guarantee Tha
comE reserves rne Right 10 reject any al bids
DIST JOHN LEETCd, PRESIDENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
LADIES' UsDERw1Aa.

Mrs A. kEAN has opened q store at Gil 18Th NJ L.
y. fsv doors above FIT, for the sale OF Ladies' I'm
derwca-, Wrappers. 6c OF hsr manufacfurs. A
IA hne Of Lxdtes' FURNISHINGS constantly on hand
Ladies' may furniss taesr own n,aseriels. Dc,ls
dressed for hollsy preseus special attention river
10 tncatstsd orders. pseses cali and examine stocS
dl6-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
CHIROPODIS'r.

a CURE FoR kVENY ONE
"A That sucers WITH bunsocs. ASd fugroy1n1
nails J. J. 0EOkCEs 4 SON. Spsciaiixts
HS-S Sm fastofs ILL Penn ava. n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
FOR RENT-HOuSES.

+; AZ 3 q ~, o. s,s GOV. .v. be. aA TN -.
W 8; =. Or. Wa 70 Sr xstsr...:;....SI5.3 g
81 u sM Is g i iitS avs - q q IL SS
An .s sse eSh sa&Aho "a I'll D, s,s g x g
dl9,S. c. H, PARKER. cor. an ard Z sa sw.
EoB RENr-FURNIsHED HOUSE AT a EAR
NV. d1o.:sts
FOB RENr-7i7 srH Ct. NE. PEW STEPS
from ii ST. cars. pine-room frame; all mod impe ;
go per month; Key at office. MERRlLL 4 WHITE
SECOND noCr front. ATLANTIC buildinx dls-3t
EOR RENT
L 1919 s. ne. Groom brick. AMI. good
l2as St. ne. S@oom brick. MI. sood con- - "
siliS 9TH ST. ne broom 6ricf. n, S
storS corner 5th and s:s. water in store: also
''A' unae' s''te'.... %
dl9-5f Room 8 Atlantic buiidlnx. go q.
TOR RENT-A GROOM FRAME HOUSE; IN
Il BLISS So Co.. s ~ ~ x 81 M Re slA ShoSSA
f. bries' ami $40 81 ais !. ave. cor. u. j.
ROOM 46l Pa ave-; I'd story; suitable Tor dentist
cheap Entire 20 floor. s27 81. nns once rooms ;
eniy SO 10 good coored tenant. loOl Eorida ave !:
o. st. VIVA 8'''' W. T. alan,
For kENTmThREE DESIRABLE GROOM COT
LAcHLES EAIcHEIGE. cor 0G iOsn s and sts.
NV. dlaN
FOR KENr-HOWARD AVE. MT. PLEASANT,
=. Heaf ltth q sroom house; nearly how. Inquire
.. w. Z. BUELL., Treasury Department. It.
EtOR RENT-,A NICE CROOK AND BATH BAY
French St W. GEORGE H. BLISS 1 co. 5Iv ith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
WANTED-LOTS.

yITASIkD-WE WANT A ior OK LOTS IN NE
W 80. o. .. At. Pleas &C TO cost about S5.Ouo
Mus Be . DaEgria Apply A. once to
aA4-st DSGAN Z BUTLER. GO I 81. C. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19

We cLAsJ ANouiA ave q. W.
ll6O3 18th st. .........s25
DWELLING ROOMS.
!, Corner Mass ave aud
4 18th ST NV, Frs. SSlef mo
j OFFICE ROOMS.
DO l4tiI Il NV, lr L Gel. 40
} 1903 Penn ave NV, II
= and hall. ID door. -
ISHED.
Mass ave bet 10th an5
1lth sts. with sta. Si66 81
Ibet list AMI 1871 LID. e.
18th It bet b anu L SITS. 10
u 81 bet :s0th and list
bis -...-.-.-s.;,... .lJO
18th 81 be- Mass ave
z 81 be: 18th and 18th. 80
18th ST, cor De sales st. lJO
list ST bet X and 5 SITS. .lJO
list 81 Let Y a Il SITS. IIO
10th IT lust north o. l. ST,
l2rs andtwo bzths LIB. "a
O 81 lie: 10th and 18th. l:sl
18th ST bet Z and u sta,
llrs and bath. lbs
Nj st bet Conn aveSl9thl:a.o
u 1t bet 1Sta and 20tn. LIS
Il st let 18th and 18th
a65h 81 Vet X and i. SITS. rs
I'D 81 bet X aud l. SITS,
Sroonls and hath lilo
Jefferson place yet Conn
!, av and 18th st. los. II
10Th 81 near Mass av. 100
10Th ST bet G. and L sts. 40
/ ST bet 18th and 18th
sts- ......- ..-..---- g. .SsS
I'd II let L and + SITS. +. 80
Charlton Heights. Nd. :. 80
DLES.
10 ave and n ut and 18th
0BIAINED; At otu i 81,
5 CAN BE INSPECTED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19

STABLES
In square bounded by Mass ave and 1t and 18th
BULLETINS UAN BE OBTAINED Al otR OF.
FlCE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY By PERMITS IRON OUR OFFICE.
HILL JOHNSTON
4,tu.th 1b03 FenaA. ave- nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19

EOR SALE-A HANDSOME POTOMAC RIVER
FRONT NEAR WASHINGTON; one OF the loyeIiest
homes on the tutoaae 100 acres high and
los ated mile fron Gunstons wharf and eighteen
dwelling Is handsome aleven-room building with
spacious porches oocupyinx coInInanains buff
uaAndlIg Of the ioveliest views on the Potomac
barns. stables and outb uidiags well constructed
between 900 and 1000 fruit trees Vt CHOICE varstss
There daily boats to the wharf, and Lurton station,
A. and T. K X. is distant about four miles Can be
dIVH DUCKETT FORD, GIT st NV.
I,oB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty-s handsome txel ys-room DWELLING in AyAfts-
yille Md with l0Uxl5Ofe OF ground plenty fruit
aud shade The dwelling is beautifully finished
aiS3, DUCKETT FORD. 6i7 st. NV.
EoK RENT-sIX-RooN HOUSE AND STABLE,
Metropolitan Branch b aud U. rAilrond; 81 rliles
from city Inquire on premises. A. Z. O'HARE-
dleN,ds
EoR SALE-FARNs SOW Is THE TIME TO
u buy farms. We have on our books the largest line
Choice farms IN Nd. Va and nc IN railroads. and
river ironts- Purchasers should call before buying
ie..s-s,r DUCkET.f fORD. UI7 + St y.
LOR SALE-'.FRUITLAND"-TH RESIDENCE
\ OF tbs lats Thomas " Edwards. the Washing
county. Va. containing - seres Of ans land. The
nouss 10 attractive threestory dwelling. xitusf ed
On an elinsncs and commanding ane view OF the
covered With orfina! and trees,
and there - orchard ~ith fruits u variety
ebody the nd owner over
forty yea-x IL Is aow offered for sale easy terias
OF viii be erehsnged tog prorsry IN Washington. D. G.
rssidSlee or country home. 10 party desirirz =
sys izra. 800 .erss ADJOINING with tenants house.
Above rot :rthsr .nior,sss.on srpiy 10 MI H II
SAUNDERS CO.. 1so1 a. nos-sosr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
FOR RENT-STABLES,
FOR Observation-Disclosures

X Oh kkSI-COhNEE CANAL ST. AND UEI.A-
ware ave-, UpO ieet OF iCuDd large parking:
otlce ana sheas for stone yard w STORAGE JON
+. ShhA, -lo io:h ST. s.w. diSrit'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EoR sALE--34 ACRES OF FINE GARDEN LAND;
about 10 mixes from Hasknston; 800 peach trees :,
years Old, and abOu > good oak wood . /. 600
DIST DUCKErT FORD, ST. ST NV
Tor RENT-HYATTsyILLE.M MD. ROOM COT
tages' large yards: desirable location; convenient
ing. $50 st. d1S-3t
EoR SALE-ll5, 600 ACRES TIMBER AND MIN
Il eral lands in Church and Echols counties Georgia
" UO acres IN fannin, GiiIner and Murry counties,
ueofslA; a-so a nulnber OF tracts from 90 to
zoo COO acres in Virginia West virginia Kentucky
these most desirable mineral timber lands ali
good titles r. Z. HUTCHlNS. 1853 Pa. ave. Dist
Tor SALE-Il2 ACRES. MILES FROM WASH
- III out; acres beautiful view of city, y nil
out eco, liz acres at falls Church. StO per acre
40 acres > miles out. y room house and barn large
trees. I'D Per Arre rs acres, house and barn
ont, 500 per acre f2 acres 12rooin house
barn. shade trees. magnificent view city, mics
out $3.50 lUO beautiful view Of Wasi-
ington city and Potomac river large historic manor
81 ade tree and excellent water offer solicited: ~
acres near Arlington line of PROPOSED electric road
frOm Arlington TO Alexandra, $3.50 per acre: near
same place. 10 acres at ID Der acre lots kosiyn
Heights. ,naynihccnt view of city cents per foot;
would subIIyl.i- handsomely. cash. balance to suit
10 acres. room house. miles out, SO per acre; Il
cash new lorooin house. excellent sha and water,
1910. Also several other Improved and uninrroyel
Tracts, both large and small, situated very near the
laIse map Of the suburbs of Washny ton, Shown
Rockville. Laurel Cham bridge, Falls Church Arllpg-
ton. fort MyeI balistou. Alexandria and Mt Vernon
With all roads. &c, sent free application. Parties
taken TO view property free of charge.
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19

n,
Rhode ls.anl ave he.
I'm anu NoAo ave
tsegsonD -... "a. 600
Mass ave near scott
circle. ....:-.-- 333. 81
COnu ave ana 1 81 tcor-
ner)-........-......Sl3-3
NJ st yet l4th and lJth
SIS. ..-.;....... .-.o-so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-19
WANTED-ROOMS.


Va ANILD-SICE sARN Room: REFINED
w loCslItS. Address X i. T.. Star Office. IT.
WANIkp-BY TWO .OUNG AiEN IN OFFICE.
w .urt lSh>s room "A. ". At moderate price. Adj
dress. g1Ving priee &c. u q b Star office. IT,
NAASIED = By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w fCraisie9 rUulIIs "a nOoT. with privilege OF
csSr~r. pr-fs rre-I and PARTICULAR.
address ht-NObA. sta Ciiioe- It'
WANIkp-SENILEGAS AND IEE-WI1HOUT
w S.dEcu srsIrc Tour ul4fUsus-ed hight
ssacAry l. ls. Ooyctons 10 lie prost
f<rk " s-cklHstOn Address LLAlhA. star ot.iee.
dIS=.'
WANrkD-lHhLE OR POUR UNFCRNISEED
w looms betNs-n 9Th a. llth. u stS-,
I<ht EonSek vep4IE heat AID Address. stating
IEts- AID patru.srS. O. = NJ Cffice dlsst-
NJ ASJkD-Bl THREE ADULTS AND CHILD Oh
" two yeArs suite Of three rooms. furnished
Tor lsai ISasraeep4ng. On nrsG second toor. Ad-
ares- h., Star CtlCe- IT.
WASIED-1HREE OR -FOUR UNFINISHED
" loSLis s1snin reasonable distance Of PENSION
once l~r hight 1ousekeep PING. by family OF
sta-ts ITles must lie reasonable, J. b. McMULLIN.
4tS N ST. n v. dls-,lr.
WAN1ED - b PKOFESsOR or MUSIC,
Eoet ~ rear Iar.or for te1chiug- Location u.ust
y se>trAl' gEoa4Tt .@y. Address PRESTO, star
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FOR RENT-HALLS,

kOlt RENI-HALL AND fUOMo tUK GLASSES
reearsaIs, entertainments, &e. .I2i3 18th ST. n w.
recently Occupied by the late Pruf Bernays by the
month or evening Apply southeast corner IUti aud
n sts~ H. w. OF o-9 Ia 81 NV ulI,5t>
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DOR RENT
800 I'd ct 7rooms. all m. $50 SO
~. o,A 81 ne. ROOMS, ali ILL., -. ~
VI i%th 81 H. e. rooms gas and water...... 1900
81 Stth 81 u W.. ROOMS, water ~. 80
l.S-o harrison st. Sc, rooDis $50
loo HARRISON St Sc. rooms ................ $50
i.;o Harrison ST. Sc, rooins. SO
lob ftufison 81 Sc, rooins.- B. 30
:lU iith 81 n W. iarse store % W
otaue rear lol1 hIioue Island ave. a. ~ w
HASG'N DANENHOM
dl9-3t Cor. 18th aud q sts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II lar and bath; ais so
DO "a 81. ss.; u roons; furnished; slseans iocs
ton eos.
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FOR RENT--OFFiCES.


kOh hEN1-SIOhE iiS 3. l., WITH Lake,.
cei-u' S-cl otore, with Stable .s.u4 nth
o. u. w S.a ". Z. DOEALl,. S2J 81. dist
~. hENl-oTOkE And e LAR. CORN ~R9 9TH
= una SIS n W. TWO large pIate-sic,s windows:
sun any business; concrete deep cellar 500.
1Io-ot SHhEt L. 1U63 lth st. n. W.
kOt NENT-STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE
SI1 TN ST. n W. bulonx lV0 ieet deep. running
p.cA 10 oV-loot alley; possession the
December Apply to ON SEIt, Ij7 7th st. u w. d. M
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WASTED-Io kENI BUUsE 4 TO 5 ROOMS;
w s'~s-- s@h EoTtav st suitable Tor two
families ~,tG eliSSn south front pryfer--l Ad-
Csrss. villa particulars 49, prlce. ". y NJ, Star
cincS IL
NTASTED-I WISH TO BENT A NICELY FuK-
w nisne1 BRICK house OF o. \ roouss conyeaert 20
CSsGtoL Lieut. ~ Ce xlate tsruls .x-
EoE and description Aa,.Eess A 81. Star Once.
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