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Entertainments.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.

"The Kid" company give their last two
performances to-day at the New Haven
opera house and they can feel compli-
mented on their success. They have
pleased large audiences and drawn crowd
ed houses. Miss Dottie Pine in her dances,
Mics Gertrude Fort in specislties, the
pretty telephone girls in red and baby
nurses in gray are all pleasing introduo-
tons. Good views are shown of the TWEEN
ty-eighth street elevated railroad station
in New York and Niagara Falls, in which
scenes specialties are introduced.
Tomorrow evening Frank I. Frayne in
"The Boy Ranger" will be the attraction.
"Lynwood" Is strong drama and will
be presented with a good cast soon in this
CITY
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AT SAVIN ROCK.

The Grand Pyrotechnic Display To.
Night.
To night the grand display of fireworks,
100 pieces, and fire balloons takes place at
Savin Rock. The enterprising manage
ment of the West Haven electric railroad
have arranged this treat for the patrons of
the road. It involves an outlay of fully
e0n0
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Several members of the New Haven
Bicycle club called meeting last evening.
The meeting was illegally called, however,
but President Kenney was present and
called a special meeting. The club unani-
mously voted to do away with the board
of government, the members of the board
voting SO themselves. No designations
were asked for.
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THE ELECCRIC SYSTEM.

The Fair Haven and Westville Horse
Railroad Company Looking for the
Best System.
An important meeting of the directors
of the Fair Haven and Westville Horse
Railroad company was held yesterday
afternoon. The subject of electricity,
with a view to its adoption as the motive
power for running the cars, was fully dis
cussed, and plans were presented by
electrical engineers. The company ia
looking for the best system, and does not
propose to adopt any unless fully salts
fed az to its superiority.
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HYPERION THEATER.

man dialect comedian, will appear here
this evening at the Hyperion In his bril-.
liant musical farce comedy entitled CAPRI
Fool" Mr.. " illiams is at all times q well
come actor in this city. He deserves sew
eral fortunes bes ide the one he has put In
q handsome home on his 100 acre farm in
New York state, where he and his lovely
wife spend as many of the summer weeks
as he has to spare from his theatrical
work. he has held the mirror up to ma
ture in his bright simple way, and has told
his stories, recitsd his poems and sung his
songs-his humorous or tender songs-in
q way that has touched the peoples heart.
He is an artist in his line and popular with
the public from Maine to California.
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POLICE SURGEONS MEET.

Omcer Waiter for the Retired List
Candidates Examined.
A meeting of the board of police sur,
geons was held yesterday afternoon, all
but Dr.. Townsend being present. Officer
James Walter was re-examined per recon-
mendation of the board of police commits
sioners. and it was found that his lame
ness had not shown any signs of disappear
ing, but was, if anything, increasing. The
officer was therefore recommended for the
retired list.
John n. Hope, Bartholomew Gillian and
Charles H. Stedman (colored) were exam
ined prior to sending in their applications
for positions on the police force
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Heavy Embezzlement by q HART
ford ROOkkeeDer.

HARTFORD. Sept. 10. Frederick g.
Clarke, bookkeeper for William b. Post &
Co., left town Saturday night under
charges of heavy embezzlement from the
firm. He confessed to stealing SIS, 200
since 1882, but this is said to be not q
quarter of the amount. An investigation
has been begun. The firm Is somewhat
embarrassed, but expects to come out all
right. Clarke said a woman had been
blsckmailiuQ him.
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"wednesday, September II. 1902
.7111VKRTIsF1FNTs FOB TO-DAY.

Auction Sale-176 Olive Street: re
Annual School Meeting-Board OF Education.
Roarders Wanted-541 Chapel Street.
Dsily Chat-Wm. Nicely h Co.
Entsrtainment-New Haven Opera House.
For sale-House-S Hamilton Street
For SaIe-Horse-J. B. B., Lock Box AZ.
For nt-Building-E Malley.
For Rent-House-8O1 Chapel Street.
For Rent-House-144 Greenwood Street.
For Neutrality-suspicious., 102 Orange Street.
Grand Shopping Emporium-T. II. Brown q Co.
Eilverware-Wells & Gunde.
To Rent-Flat-E. Marley.
To Rent-Flat-E. Malley.
To Rent-Rooms-EM aley.
To Rent-Cottage-E. Malley.
Voice Culture-Frank d. Osborn.
'Wanted-Feeders-3 Congress Avenue.
wanted-Girl-240W halley Avenue.
Wapted-Lady-P. o. Box 4i2, City.
wanted-House-R.,T This ONCE.
Wanted-Help Supplied-Room 6, Bowditch Bid.
Wanted-Day's Work-16S Henry Street.
wanted-Position-102O Orange Street, Room 6.
Wanted-Situation-11 Locust Street.
ed-Situation-l68 Henry Street.
Wanted-Woms IN Cook-S7 Olive Street.
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A. Stevens, a we'll known and popular
young man Of this city. . machinist, en-
ployed at Sargent & Co.'s, will be married
to Miss Teeney Simpson, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson of 90 Dwight
street. Miss Simpson Is one of the most
popular saleslsdies ct FIN. Brown & Co.'s,
The ceremony will bs performed by Rev.
z. 8. Lines, and immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple will have on
m extspded wedding tour, upon their
return from which they will reside Ut 121
York street.
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Death OF . Yale Law school Grad.
uat0.

IN Oheshire Monday Afternoon William
A., the eldest son of Leonard 4. Andrews,
died ct the tesidetcs of his 4athsr, Of IT,
Phoid fever, nfter an illness Of two kseks.
M: Andrews was twenty four years of are
and most promising young man and wss
highly respected In the community. Ha
was graduate of the Yale law school and
began the study of law with Mesrrs
Wright and Hotchkiss of New Haven. He
had recently opened an Office in Water
bury. Mr.. Andrews was one of the two
state delegates to the national convention
ct the Sons Of Veterans at Helena, Mon
lana, snd took IN active psst n III dslib-
lgaHoes,
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North Haven.

The republicans of North Haven will hold Q
rally Wednesday evening. September IA, In Me.
mortal hall, to be addressed by Hon. Stiles Jud.
son Of Hartford, republican candidate for secre.
tary Of state William e. Dickerman, president
Of the Young Mems Republican club, win have
charge Of the meeting.
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AT Morris Cove schoolhouse.

At the sch dollhouse in Morris Cove this
evening Rev. D. N. Griffin, formerly pro-
hibition county chairman for New Haven
county, will speak from the political stand
point of the third party. Good music is
eYpecfad
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AT ST. PAULsS.
Welcoming Their Pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. Lines.

MIR. Lines.
The members of st. Paul's church gave
Q reception to their beloved rector, Rev.
Mr.. Lines, at the parish house last even
ing. The occasion was In honor of his re-
turn from Europe. The pastor gave an
informal but very interesting description
of his travels abroad. A large audience
filled the house. Late In tho evening re-
freshments were served by the ladies.
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WIN. NEELY d co.

NEW HAVEN. Wednesday. Sept. Il. issa.
WsatHe> To-Day---Rain.
TELEPHONE
No. Sss.
A SEPTEMBER
HAPPENING.
Black Cloth Jackets that
were 5000 to $4,000, are
coming to you now at
two prices for your pick,
So 90 and $4.eS.
Anything wrong with
them?
Nothing, only they're
last winters goods.
Such a price = plunge
seems hardly justifiable on
those grounds, but you
know the big stores
policy.
No lappards, no loiterersl
Too busy here, and too
much call for room to
bother with left-overs.
Out they go-no more
consideration for a jacket
which was S2o.o than for
one which was $1,000.
But you, of course, look
ing at it from the buyers
standpoint, think differ
emily.
You'd rather have the
$40 one-it doesn't cost
any more.
Must get here before
long then.
Other people think just
as you do, and there were
only 2oI garments to start
with-eS in one lot, Io3
in the other.
A little error crept into
yesterdays talk-we said
the jackets would be on
the center counter,
The Center street en-
l. trance was meant.
But once in the store
you couldn't go wrong.
Everybody knows the
! corner in which the great
sale is going on.
WM,NEELYMsDG
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POLITICAL.
Attention, Republicans.

Attention, Republicans.
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
RooAs II AND IL. BENEDICT BUILDING,
&c CHURCH STREET. \
All republicans wishing to be made electors
for the presidential election can obtain blank ap-
plications and information at the committee
rooms as above, and IL formation will also be
given IN regard to naturalization. Rooms open
from q. m. to 10 p. m. SxMEs BISHOP,
Chairman Republican Town Committee.
Attention, Eighth Wal Republicans
Tho Eighth ward republican ward committee
will meet at the ONCE Of F. B. Farpsworth, cor
nor OF Whitney avenue and Audubon street. on
Thursday evening, September IS. at 8 p. m.
J. NJ. CRANPToN,
Chairman Ward Committee
r., L ATMATER SAorefarx
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xUIV-1OBNs
Seventy-sixth Anniversary,
Row Haven Grays,
Dorlon's Point,
September IS, 1889.

Souyenir spsons, soud silver, q, n 81.
ys,tbsah iesslsut. 10 oespN sissst.
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local W eathef Report.
rop sEpTruREB IL. 1902

Mean temperature, 81.
Max. temp, - min. telnp., so.
Precipitation, 0 inches.
Max. velocity of wind, % Sc.
Total excess or deficiency OF temperature since
January I, x183 degrees.
Total excess or deficiency Of precipitation since
Jan. /, 1928 In.
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Note.-A minus sign ii prefxed 70 thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
a "T" In connection with rainfall indicates
trace Of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow ID melted aud resulting depth OF water
not known.
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WEATHER. RRCORD.
iHDyCAFI0XA FOB xO-DAT.

iHDIUA9IoN0 FOB Fo-DA1.
AaRIcuLTunAL DEPARTNEh1,
OFFICE OF TEH CHIKY
Or rHH WEATHER BURKAu.
WASHINGTON. DC. 10 p. M, Sept. IS. 1891
For New England: Rain; brisk to high south
east winds along the Msine coast.
For eastern New York: Rain; brisk to high
southeast winds; slightly cooler In southern por-
lions.
signale are displayed on the Atlantic coast
from New York to Eastport.
Local W eather Report.
FOR SEPTEMBER 13, 1899.
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ssseasuI rus ior aha1 INN
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-14

German Girl, m, ]. H. Mcguire, Hartford,
Conn.
Golden Boy, b &, c. Ames. Medford, Mass.
Miss Hunter, br m, W. d. Lockwood, Norwalk,
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About 100 OF them sold In few hour last
week for the reason that by the exercise Of your
own taste on transform the Il into as pretty
ornamental table ever grRcsd n psr1or. We
show you q sample made from ordinary hemp
rope that viii astonish you by Its beauty.
West Stores, Chapel Street Entrance.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-14

Echo, m, N ]. Stone, Manchester, N. b,
Lexington Belle. A. Fowler, New York.
Doc r., A. Fowler, New York.
Billy c., b g, l. g. Plat, Waterbury, Conn.
Nellie, m, j. McClenahan, New York.
Morris Mullens, b &, G. E. Swan, Derby, Conn.
Guess Work, b m, W. C., Daley, Hartford,
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FOR RENT-T,ATS

I1oR RENT-FURNiSHED-A FLAT OF -FOUR
rooms first door well heated and lighted suita-
bic for nembsr Of Congress housekeeping II desired
617 1Sh ST. nv. d1-3ss
EOR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL MONTROSE
Il Fists Ills 9th st NV. z rooms and bath each
heated By steam elevator and electrical appliances
ready for occupation By Dec. Is, 1882. For prices
apply 70 L s. FRIsToE. 1888 + st. W na95t.
EoR RENT-IN THE HARRISON, CORNER Sd
Il and q ste four suites Of APARTMENTS; steam
heat gas water and elevator service; especially at
tractive. HARVEY SPALDING, the Harrison.
Room z. n.SS6ts
EOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY l4Os l4TH ST
NV, 1--WE rooms and bath. with hest no children
yearly lease. Apply to r B. MARROW,
oclSeo3m 20 Corcoran building
EOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE. wELL-AR-
L ranged hat; rooms; all modern improvements
for housekeeping.
Apply to isni.or
THE ORME,
n2S6t 431 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

E,oR Rental $40 ST. NV BEAUTIFUL
y rooms: handsomely pape.ed, well lighted ana
heated suitable for doctor dentist. patent claim
attorney. Cali and see them. MOST
E,OR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS IN THE
Il Lehman building: elevator steam heat and all
eonveniences low rent. A. 7. COUMBE, I425
New York ave. n:;0-1t
ENOR RENT-FRONT OFFICES, WELL LIGHTED
heated and ventilated In Builders Exchange 18th
st. bet. q and NV inquire OF Y. DUMONr Room
%, Builders Exchange. Take elevator. n:9-eo:st-
EOR RENT-OFFICRR ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
OF our building. suitable for dentist, lawyer pat
ent attorney 70; moderate rent. TYLER RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 st. n ". ocS-Sws
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PERSONAL.

MADAME PAM, NANICURE AND CHfROPOD-
OA ist, 108 18TH 81. M.W.-The ouly Importer ana
Is9eanqtS : t, Of xISE MANICURE - cAIhQPOh
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

LTOR RENT-2-STORY BRICK BUILDING 24X5o
i suitable for stable, storage manufacturing. on
will rent each story separately; in alley of l6
st. n. ". Apply 71S 18th st. n. dI-3t'
NOR REST-LAEGE BRICK STABLE; 9 STALLS
j carriage room; larve feed and ofic. room; water
and gas; 636 z st Call to II m. > TO p. IN.
dist
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WANTED-LOTS.

WASTED-AT ONCE. IN y. ". SECTION
w direct from ox1ers. t~o NA-ali lots for quicl
buysr- wiRTON. MATTHEWS r CO,
Dis 1891 fst
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED THREE PLEASANT FURNISHED
w rJom- with board for family Of three adults
children aud nurse; references Address SIGMA,
tar ofsCe. ulsIsst'
VTANTED- FURNISHED AND UNFCRNISHED
w rooms al parts q city. cheay et and surest plan
a. desirable rOomers established 1870.
ns- {t'~HACELEFOEb'SA GE NCN. AZ Iith II. n ".
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WANTFD-HOUSES

WANTED 90 TO RENT NEAT-APPEARING
w hrfck house # fNe six rooms. about four
I've squares from city post C7r.- Aldress d. l.. y.
star utflCe. stating location aud terms d ~
NANTFD-A RESIDENCE BETWEEN llTH
w aud .sth and Pa. ave and L sts n ". que 4
sAie fJT absolute bargain
YESTERDAY 4 HALDEMAN
n3ll3t 6O- r It n
WANIED-FOB CASH CUSTOMER TWO OR
w thre- small dwellings the northwest for about
t3.oo .Ach. NIkION MATTHEWS co.
hss3f' 1881 p 81.
UANIED- ~Cs PROM 81. 500 To s6 500 y OR =
w room s.NC'4.zR IN " Washington GeOrgs-
town. also. Ia a ". Washington. dwelling AZ from
sl2. 600 TO st5.OOo. ". :. TEL. Jr. .o.j2 It n
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Caritol ST. Or. and store; for rent chesp to good
tenant. 8 J. BLOCK
dist SIS z ST NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENTS NJ NJ. NV, NEW HOUSE,; NAT
II ursl WOOD nnish CONTAINS fnrnsce cellar iitchsr,
two asrlors dininr rrm and hut ers r.ntrv, ch.n-
bcrs an all 10 rooms. slso history brick Stable
only ESQ zee month- w Nash.
NOR RENT-tsS7 aTH ST NE-2-sroRY FRANZ,
y rcSns all NJ q /. lsr<~ yard. convenient = o.r
nsa,6s pEEBIlE. DAVIS q co
I,pR RENT-NFAR COR <TH AND N Sis So
rev troom hricks' running water olc-st-. tsS
per month
seo 6 81 ~. 6-room BIRCH; mL' sleso p.r
SsaSs n JOHNSON a son. go 7aa..
L,oR RFNr-lsis coRooRAN ST. A cHoICI To-
furnished, ss5; unfurnirhed es0 A. T. Ne
ClEiIAND. lsao Fst- h2a;E'
INoR RENT-sEvERAL NEW HOUSES ON nt-N
Il can place -. q rooms, bath. AL m 4 81 ~
lSlS II - ne q rcom~. hath all N t2o SO
10Th 1t. n . roufns, cCncreted cellar. al MT,
$50 McLAcHLkN q bATcHkinER.
nHe-5t Coz. 10th aud q sts. n
I,oR RENT-N.w CoRNER 10TH AND y SIS
condition convenient 10 AL street cNr line. rot 80
per mo. Gko 7. PARKS ois Psf nessi
L,oR RENT-:ss7 AND 23l n ST. M EckfNG
Il ton room HOUSE, bath and all N Cd ifnr- sgn
lih 1lth - n - rooms. eco.
az lith - NV, t~o suftes Of two MONS .asA
80 and 80 tncludine steam heat. Arriy o.
n2slw o2th and @ SO
EoR RENT IT'S q sT.Nw.. q ROOMS Ann
bath elegant lccation and hon-~ IN perfe-t ,.-is-
Rent stS per mouth T. " RROOks
n.soi dl6 i2th =. nv
LHOR RENT - CoMrORTABIE HorsEs a
L Towns and hath. 9th ~. ne ncNr line eas Z
mo. cHAkLEs EARLY. oo3 l4th =. n, nasSs
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
COR sALE-FINE FARM, WITH STOCK: NEAR
L city; being only five miles splendid rosd;
ROLL. 701 18th st. NV. dl -8ts
E>OR sALE-FARM ADJOINING MT. VERNON
Va. or would exchange for WASHINGTON property |;
also store property in Baltimore in exchange for farm
in Maryland or Virginia SAMUEL BEALMEAR,
n2a-6ts
ITO ExCHASGE-A LARGE FARM IN VIRGINIA,
l. hve hours by rail from Washington. for small
houses or vacant lots in the city. chance to
. deitghtful summer residence Address Ex-
CHANGE. Star ONCE. n29-6t'
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PLACE OF
acres. with 4-roem dwelling and outbuildings, in
bad, nsburx; land very fertile; 3 miles to city
&2,gO; easy terms. DUCkETT FORD.
EOR sALE-A FINE SELECTION OF ONE HUN
Il dred farms near Washington suitable for dairy
GARDENING Or stock r.ising also farms on the Poto
form and additional list with map Of the subufbs
Of Washington Don't purchase until you my list
JAMES 4 CLEMENTS.
n31m 1921 st. n. ".
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FOR RENT-STORES

EOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING, 1870 n.
Csritol st. Or. and store; for rent cheap good
tenant. 3. J. BLOCK
dist SIS st. D. ".
EOR RENT-A S. CAYwOOD. 1888 9th ST NV,
d1 81
EOR RENT-A s. CAYwOOD, o:eS 9TH ST. n W.
L store northeast corner l1th and Nd. ave s.w I;
weil-estabshed business place s25 month l-3t'
L>OR RENT-FINE STORE, EITHER FOR OfFICE
Il or other purposes 14l6 New York ave. n. w. rent
low. Apply on premises. naO-1w
ENoR RENT-NEXT TO THE BANK OF WASH
u ington. two stores running through to c st A. H.
SEAMES, 602 st. n3Oim
EoR RENT FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
trose Flats. lllo 9th ST. Il. W. 2SxSo floor space
especially suitable for bicycle business or cafe steam
1885,. L. FRiSToE. l:r,S st. n. W. n29,51'
E'oR RENT-A NEW STORE ROOM AND FLAT
L above. 1872 9Th st NV. size of store is 22
by 50 feet will rent store separate if desired
Call on the owner w. W. BURDETTE, 1925 VT. ave.
n.s9-6t
EOR RENT-sTORE AND CELLAR 6l6 La AVE
$50 per month. Also large hall store $40 per
month. T. X. BROOKS. GIG 10Th st. Nv. n2Sl2w
E'OR RENTAL NORTHWEST CORNER I'D AND
ST. very desirable business locality on account of
large number OF families in the Harrison
number OF government clerks employed both SIDES
HARFEY SPALDING. The Harrison. Room az. ,
E,oR RENT : ELEGANT CORNER STORES on
Thomas circle. 18th and Mass. ave-. opposite The
Portland; steam heated and lighted by gas and
ns-1m 1909 = st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

DOR RENT THRt NEW TWO STORY AND
basement Groom bricks. 40. Ar, 424 st. n.
10 90 Two new two-story francs, so and doi
2oth 81. e.. 81 JAZZ Z. SHEA, 6ss Penna ave
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ARCHITECTS.

~ ". soMMERyILLE. ARCHITECT.
y. Lawrcnce building. 6i5 and 017 14th Dssiena
plans. specifications. details and estimates for any
cls~ Of building promptly iuFnished. Twenty ave
years PRACTICAL ex. er1encs. MI 1us
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ss,.ss II ne. a.. rnLs-ss =,
iS D ne. Or, M ,...2sSy 20
, 2OA-sj-s 9Th ne. 7r. M.
ISN .--.-..s.-.....- ~ "
; 80 18th. ", mis-. 30
J 4l.-l6 ISIS Elm It.
! lie n-uit Park Nr-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-BY RESPECTArLE COLoRED MAN.
w place IS waiter in private family or in frstclass
boarding house or a. assistant cook references
Address I2I0 :assth St NV. IT.
WANTED-BY A FIRST,CLASS CoIORED BUT
w Ter. place in ivate family: of city refer
ences- Call at 1870 2:}l st. n. ". dl-;}t'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
w man. position as tantor g, for 9 billiard
psr!or soser and with best references Please call
14ls 18th 81 n. IT.
MANIFESTATIONS IN BAKERY OR con.
isciionery store. Apply at 12ss SD st. ". n302t
WANTFD-SITUATION As STEAM ENGINEER;
MECHAN. s29 ~ ST sw n3O-3t.
WASTED-BY AN EXPERT TYPEWRITER AND
w stsnographer work to do for member Of Congress
or Others sstsfsctiOn guaranteed Address K Y. T.
T.. Star Office. n3O-3t.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED WHITE MAN
w employment; experienced in tending bar, run-
ming elevator and cooSnv; would work in club house
or hrsnc engine. Address ). W. 124o 9TH st. n
a2S-3t.
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BOARDING.

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Elegantly furnished table superior; limited
number u t@ols ooariers b-st OF references "
CAPITOL BILI@-MRs. J y. DOYLE OF PHIL
- ahsIphiA leased oil v Capitol 81 Will r~nt
furnished rooms single or IN suite with rrs-
elias board table board, convenient 70 and
hersiir-. n.So-ts'
yVaSTED 80 GENTLEMEN BoARDERs AT
w els Ter month nEst-elass board Addrxss Boz
10. Star Once n.y-:Ns
A GENTLEMEN CAN BEACCOMMoDATED WITH
nr-tclass &c ard comfortable terms
able; Location central AS Missouri n n;s3'
DOARDERS DESIRED At THE STANTON 2O7
- =, Z. ~ private boarding house newly opened
by Ntr<inie lady: rooms. furnished and unfur-
ntshed. with table board n2s-tts
DOOM AND BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND
HI vile IN private family boarers children
excellent lpcafton and very best accommodations
ref- exehanSed Address A. b. ". star Office. R25s'
L,oR RENI-By MIS- A M. SHAW OF BALTI-
u msre. - North Capitol a.. large elegant rooms
Win nr-teAs board eastern and southern exposure
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THE soUTaEKN-5II 18TH ST. N.v-FIRsr-
Il elias. family toard and 81 per day 90 per
well Runs tzlly -ho coach daily 70 Arlinxt N.
sola e,s Hone and cabtn John BRIDE. nf7-lm'
Efksr-cLAss BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS
With al nicdsrn ilaproyemesfs. c~n.rslly located
- Dsosrsis ehzrses- SE InosAas ave. ssso-3m