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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-08
nEMoCRATIc sTATE CONVENTION,

4iTWIH3a4EHE.#l ~~--~
4 democratic stats convention will be hello q
Foreman, Mont, on asus; ~ as HI"n and six
sItesante delegates to represent the democracy OF
M~ntana Al the national democratic convention
4 IL heId IN Chicago, June Il. lss3, ana TO trans
~ such other business a. may properly come
arbe sdsmscratic county committees OF tbs sey,,
.rsi counties OF the state are reques TED 10 can
nrimary meetings and county cohVentiohs loE
fhe nurposs Of ~aelscting delegatoa to the stAte
rnnyentfon ct ~ carly \ date - Is pract,HSble'
Ihe ecyeral counties of the state will be en-
titled to representatives as follows,
c sssss,ne.a ..ls i owls and Clarke. 40
Ghoteau. -. ........ 9 Madison .......'...!
Custer ..."...... . Mesgher
Lawson ...........' MnAeo ~
Deer Lodge .........4S InrA.., "a
fssIlatin, .,,.. ......l6 Yellowstone .......... q
Tha delegates selected by the several county
conventions TO the state convention 1t bo7ema0
will Also be, by order of the state central oom-
mittee, the delegates to the state convention to
nn,ninate a stste ticket, to bs held at treat Falls
It . date to be hereafter named by the commit
The state central committee has adopted tho
following rnlss for the government OF the state
1. Delegates and alternate delegates shall BE-
democratic reaidents Of the county they repre-
sent.
]. In the absence Of a delegate his alternate
1 In the absence of = delegate sad his alter
nate . ~ajority Of the delegation OF that county
ehall b entitled to cast the vote OF tho absentee.
1. In cass any county shall be without repre-
ssntation. either by delegates or their alternates.
suoh county shall not be entitled to vote.
uittee. #. L. COLLINS. Chairman.
r W, Cooley. Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-08

Special sale Of lace curtains this week at The
Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-08

" H00F0 OF DIf06tOT61
Thomas Cruso, M. Sands,
=. 8. Huntley, A. K. Prescott
A. j. Davidson, Moses Norrie.
I. II. Hershfeld, Aaron Hersh6eld
j. 6witgOr.
First. class City, County and State 6ecurftsn,
bought and sold.
Exchange issued on the principal cities Of The
United States and Europe Transfers OF money
made by telegraph. -
Interest allowed on time deposits Collsoeioas
promptly attended to.
Boxes for rent ct reasonable prices In one Of
the best constructed FIRE and burglar proof safe
xeposit vaults in the country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-08

Crookery aud glassware very cheap at Ths Bee
Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-08

Interest allowed on time dsposits Exchange
Issued on principal cities of the United Statss
Canada and Europe. Transfers Of money made
by tel graph. Collections prom pity attended to.
City, county and state securities bought and sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
Non-Secret Endowment Order,

About 400 Of the friends of Washington As
sembly. No. SO, Of the Non Secret Endowment
Order gathered at Concordia Hall Wednesday
evening TO listen to fine literary program.
which inciuded the instigation scene from
Julius Cesar" BY Mr.. John Hoffman and Mr..
Bertram Temple. 'Archie Dean" recited by
Nrs John H. Hoffman; limitations by Mr.. N.
X Wood, guitar solo by Prof. Russell, Japan
ese song and recitation BY W. S. McCaflan.
fancy dancing by Misses Rosa Deitz. Hilda
jacob, Virgin Luckett. and The Irish Washer
Woman" by Miss Hilda jacob and Master
Bowman An address on the objects of the
order was delivered by r. A Dinsmore, deputy
supreme president, after which dancing was
INDUCED in for several hours
Among the members and friends present
we're W L. Wilkerson, president, and daugh-
ter; Mrs. ID. p. Dinsmore, vice president; E.
8. Merrill, treasurer; A. G.. Hill, councillor;
Col. and Mrs Robt Simms, Mr.. and Mrs +. L.
Wood. ArA A Rogers, Mr.. W. Jones. Misses
Hedner, Mr.. and Mrs Billings and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs III. l. GREENWOOD, Mrs. NJ Doran,
Ake Nae Silvers, Miss Hattie Powell Miss l..
A Hayden, Miss Charlotte Peach, Miss Nellie
v. OBrian. Misses Ahern. Mr.. and Mrs Jacob.
Mira Luckett Mr.. Clarence Kalstrom, Miss
Emma Wood, Misses Emma and Jennie Hut
ton, Mr.. J. b. Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs W. 8.
Owe.
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GONE FROM Tue SENATE.
Senator Morrill's Interesting "Reminiscences
During the Plumb Fulo9ies

Senator Morrill's Interesting "Reminiscences
During the Plumb Eulogies
From o'clock yesterday afternoon until ad-
journmeut at 4:40 the Senate devoted itself en-
trely to eulcgizing the late Senator Plumb.
Those who spoke were Senators PETER,
Cockrell, Morrill,, Daniel, Dolph, Allison.
Turpie, Hale, Chandler, walthall and Perkins.
The address Of Senator PETER was especially
touching. Speaking Of it Senator Hale said he
had never heard it surpassed; it was a model
for such an occasion Senator Morrill, was
reminiscent in his remarks, touching upon
death in the Senate. On that point he said:
'Sipce my service began in the Senate the
death roll is long, including Eve Presidents and
also an equal number Of Vice Presidents
s'Ths Senate itself Is commonly reckoned as
. conservative and preservativs body, where
Few die and none resign, but that is confuted
by the past occurrence OF rigorous facts find
today but two honored Senators here who were
members Of the Senate at the time of nv en-
trance and within twenty-five years the num-
bsr Of those who have died while in Office or
after the expiration Of their terms OF service
u over ninety.
''soms Of these ninety Senators were counted
In their day as among the foremost public men
Of the republic, and all of them had some real
excellence or ability. some well-marked per-
sonality that peculiarly commended them to
the favor OF their respective states There
were . few silent members whose judgment In
committee work was revereuced as almost IN
fslliblel Some had that 'resistless eloquence'
which welded at will their hearers Others
we're ready, brilliant and cogent on the spur OF
the moment in parliamentary debate. those
who witnessed the intellectual resources, the
wisdom and wit often here exhibited felt sure
the speakers would leave something to after
time which the world would not willingly let
die
at viii still be remembered. hope, that the
Senate has been decorated, within the period
mentioned. by the services OF such distln-
guishsd members as Sumner and Wilson, Nor
ton and Hendricks, Fessenden and Hamlin.
Ben Wade. Psndleton and Matthews, Garrett
Davis and Beck, Anthony, Foster, Van Wrinkle,
Ban 81. Hill, Rsverdy johnson. Pomeroy, Zach
Chandler, Window. Conkling. Howe and Matt
Carpenter, Nye, Casssrly, Dixon. Grimes, FIRE.
linghuyssn David Davis and Logan, as well as
By others yet living, though no longer mem
bsrs Of the Senate; but brevity Of senatorial
service here and brsvity OF life after such ser
vice with few exceptions, would seem to have
been the fate Of = majority OF our predeces-
eerar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
TIE SILVER CAUCUS CALL.
Representative Hs,eer Says He Wrote 1t and
IL Alone Responsible for It


L. Alone Responsible for It
In reference to the call for joint democratic
caucus. published in I'VE STAR yesterday, Mr..
der that the responsibility for the precise Ian
guage Of the call for . conference may never
annoy any who are sensitive about such mat
tiers Am willing you should say wrote it and
am alone responsible for it OF course no sane
man can object to the form of the first resolu-
ton, and yet il contains the entire argument
on the question. 1t is my hope that this reso-
luton may find its way into our national pint
form Ut Chicago. 1t would also appear that the
second resolution ought not to meet with much
opposition, for il is clearly undemocratic as well
a. unwise and impotic to force an issue like this
at . time when the party is hopelessly divided
On the question We who are eternally and
eveflAstingly opposed to the free silver swindle
do not ask action on our lines We equally OBJ
jsct 70 action in favor Of free coinage now.
Fair play de msnds that the fight be honestly
and squarely made before the people.
1T 10 dollars to dimes that the people will
simply snow under any proposition to compel
all Of them to take what costs the lucky silver
miner Al cents as full payment for 100 cents
worth Of labor or property.
MANY of our democratic members begin to
- what q bowling farce 10 is to declaim against
the rascally class legislation Of the Mckinley
act and then legislate to give the same class Of
advantages to the silver kings, especially as the
consequences Of the silver class legislation are
certain to be disastrous TO the country.
1T IL easy enough to see that before the No.
fembef elections come on every intelligent
voter in the United States would be Laughing
st IL, and instead of q national election we
should have = kind Of Humpty Dumpty show,
say . national circus with the democratic party
In the very important character of clown. 1t
II only natural that level-headed democrats are
not enamored by such an outlook, and it is easy
TO ZEE that the men who would bring contempt
and disgrsce would live to regret it to the end
Of their days. What the party needs now is
insurance policy, and if we down this free sill
Yer madness now it will never rise to plague its
creators again.
I'VE had no trouble getting plenty Of sigma
tnres to the call for q conference in the very
short time We devoted to it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The Butler Infantry attended the fair Of the
Capital City Band at Temple Hall. LIST and b
streets southwest, last night, Capt benjamin
Young commanding the battalion; Capt. Alex.
oslesby, company A, and Capt Robert Green,
company B. Mr.. Dickerson on behalf Of the
ladies' auxiliary committee made an address of
welcome. which was responded to by adiutant
Geo. W. Ste Sart The corps in full uniform
Was headed by the Capital City Band and leav-
ing the armory at 80 the battalion proceeded up
Pennsylvania avenue TO 9th street and then
eeuntermarched to the hall
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A Poor Market for American Goods.

O. O. Consul Newell at Msnsgua has informed
the Department Of State that the new tariff of
Nicaragua, placing a duty Of 100 per cent ad
vsiorsm on all importations, which goes into
effect April 10. will prevent any increase of
trade with the United States if it does not en-
tirely keep out importations from that country
He says that local merchants say that American
manufacturers cannot hope to compete with
English and German manufactures in the Mica
raeuan markets 80 long they maintain the
present prices Of their goods and the present
exorbitant freight rates prevail These two
items, in connection with the oppressive duty.
In his opinion, will initiate strongly against
trade with the United States He SAYS the new
duty Is imposed to meet the Increasing expend-
lures OF the government, now largely in excess
Of the revenue, and that the financial prospect
u regarded as far from satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The woodley Hunt Club will give its next fox
hunt st Fairfax Court House, Va, on the I'D
instant The start will be made from Hazel
stable, Georgetown, about / O'Clock Sunday
afternoon The members expect . great run,
~ the hounds and horses have been in training
for the past month. Several foxes have been
caught this season by this pack. tits expected
that several ladies will Join this hunt some
of those who expect to ride in this hunt are Dr.
Snyder, II. G. LOCKER. r. Castelar, DIR. Richard
Hill Charles stone. Joseph Bradley, I. W.
1aAmadge, Mr.. Partridge, Robinson Riley H.
c. Carpenter, E q. Rathbons and W. p. Met
calf
IL Is proposed by the club to have series Of
mile and half-niile races in March TO settle the
disputcd question rs TO the speed Of several
horses belonging to members Of the club. A
project that is now much discussed is the sd-
visibility Of the club joining with the Dunn
blame Club In giving the usual spring meeting
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L
WANTED-BT. A GERMAN NAN OF MIDDLE
Apply e cak a
sooi,. ehsn.b.rmsid,. Waitress. salsss, i.dys
msa sS s.s SIS E.
WANTED = AT HEADQUARTERs-PosITI
w for cooks. chanbefnsids. waitress. laundresses,
s4. ssGEf IT, s
WANTtD.A PLACE AS pRAcTICAL TAHOE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS PLAIN COOK OR
s suna1 1s y Fe:Is s coOrsd woman Sc.
WANTED BY REsPECTABLE coLoRED
in laundry. Call 6s' fomsroy st.. bet 9th and ;!h
WANTED-BY NICE REsPECTBLE C0LoRED
.. W. on. :: sS1i f PIX;
an IN school o 81 .my &c
IN adae.
w years eIpsri.nc. with . weli-known author as
amanuenss. making abstracts preparing copy for
&
WAAINSL1.EDD. by Az ,ExpERILNcED FRENcH
T IN 'fi ST.
WANTKD-BY REsPE6TABLE. YOUNG coz
s'f .ss. s.l os. S% Lag
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
~ situation as chambermaid or nurse. Apply at
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. ls YEARS OLD,
w position in lawyers. real estate Office collector
for life or IRE insurance company bonds and refer
Star Office. felS-ot.
WANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE (NO chill
w drenl. situation on farm or garden thoroughly
understands butter making and poultry raising can
Rs SEX ma Address T .k
WANTED-A POSITION AS ORGANIsT IN A
" Protestant church: also pupils in music. and
painting in ell its branches BY lady Of refinement,
tor many years successful teacher. Address Miss
NJ. A., 1911 st. NV. felS-3t'
WANTED-BY A LADY THOROUGHLY FAMII-
W lar with the searching of ttles abstract n9 and
general ONCE work, employment In abstract, real
estate or law office. Address Box l0A. Star Office.
fsl7-3t'
WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants in private families, hotels and restau-
rants lrets positions for clerical applicants City In
tslligence Once, ShACKLEFORD'S, &g7 18th ct. n w.
feI6-6t'
WANTED =. POSITIONS FOR FIKsT-CLAss
w French and German housekeepsrs. companions.
Made Also cafe and confectionery Mattresses, but
waters drivers, hostiers. clerks, drAughsILen.
oohNhAMS, iilO0 NV. tsl36t
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fV th. sAh.t.iusl EAST CAPITOL 81; LOT RI Ms
he'd; .glsntid home owner, PFs%i.ss s"'''
EoR sALE-wE HAVE F0UR BRICK HOUSES
y on short street nesr navy yard. 5 roons sss ana
Ssef ot s.ss rented al 60 80 yer @9n,h ~ TIE
re.ar2s1lcu hsTssiR We sSS%Prad SAoa,
EoR sALE-sfN-RoOM BRICK ON PST.AFFw
1eors east OF North Capitol q. sas ter bath.
and in rapidly siNsn~,n M q; , 1917, 1919,
with Treasury pepartmeni in 10 m ss.,
pay - IN .G sa& .I sp s ss,
, oS M a. nne an Increased rental can he oh
%s%s ssskEfeS ,s caSflfT sr s, S5 invest
leIe1 80 llih 1t. u.
Of 10 rooms the nss, busins IS corner m the Me-;
End priee, sll.ooo n. NJ MARLIN BIO, 1873
Tor sALE-sIx ACRES, WITH SUBSTANTIAL,
l0-room house. on METROPOLITAN Branch r. 4. IL
nSase ...ss eon ailRs step 1 az. s.ss1ds and
den barn; eT.ellen, water owner = ,tolt e move
q CO., 40 nth ct. nv. fe1ia-t
EOR sALE-sLvEN- ROOM BRICK HOUSE WHY
comfortable, every brick stab on rear
and i+,h ;esSle cars iith. house ard sts5Ss.
SsS c no az i,G PRIV $500 ssR
EoR SALE-THE BEsT HOUSE IN TIE NV
u for the money sth st se,; and 5 sta e-.,csy
house rooms and bath; With snsI COS, SaS.a ~
made room house: lot 2oIss5: heated by taiTare
s6.3cO; 81 900 or $500 cash rest 70 suit; mus 3.
sold. RUSH 4 CO., Ol5 Est. NV. felp-St
EOR sALE-oR RENT-A FINE INV HOUsE IN
II West lexington white stone base aud hglt brtrk
rooms. bath and cellar; heated by furnace hot eKRl
aSsi. Ouy CASH s s Son sH Ss
sired. RUSH CO,
fel9St 6l5 r St n. ~. Room 4.
EOR sALE-TouR GROOM BRICK HOUSES AND
Il lot on q st. NV. AMI Price. $3.50
A rare chance for bosriing house E--per. three
story nat on IA o. nv, fros. eu;von Terms 70
suit purchaser. II. NJ. MARLIN BRO.
fel9-dt- 1879 Pa. ave. NV.
EoR SALE = NEW BRICK DWELLINGS. BAY
i window q m. l. located on Md. ave. ne ali
rented TO good tenants. Apply TO owner A b. COPIES.
% 81. NV. ielg1t'
EOR SALE
Il A very desirable residence on n ST. near Thomas
Circle newly papered and in perfect order lot 2up Ia
feet with side siley price tl3 So terms ressunA
b, Il. WARMER q CO.
fele3t GIG St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

SEE 0uR BARGAISs Fos SATrRDAr In furni-
turs. ". a. Hough;on Manufacturing Com
pany, l2lS-l220 street-Adrs
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

A RARE CHANCE To lNVEsTOkS-BARGAIN-
"A 80 acres hear Il. and o. station; few minutes Of
" WASHINGTON beautiful site for suburban villa.
k'OR sALE-ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
l. several handsome frame dwell with from five
to tel rooms; well built on good brick foundations;
have Torches. closets. cellars. outbuidngs Wei. 8,
pumps, BATH. latrobes. &C.. lots that contain
about To- O0O square feet ground. Prices from
81 4OU to IS. $40 each.
TINS property located at Lakeland Prince Georges
county. nd. q beautiful subdivision that contains
about thirty houses and situated about eight miles
IRON "sshinstcn the Washington branch Of tine
pike also on the ine of the proposed Maryland aud
Washington Electric railroad.
II has park that contains tive and acres
in which there is beautiful lake of clear fresh
seven acres in
Twenty or more trains stop at the station daily
COMPUTATION ticket TO or from " Washington, cents.
Churches. schools. stores, &c, are convenient.
For further PARTICULARS plata tickets &c. apply to
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ll922 and 1924 Sth 81. b

r NORTHWEST. 1922 and 1924 s,h ST. b
& T. .o a. bounsiEy 700 h. souqH WEST
1913 st, b b. -. Is. 90 SO to $50 Md ave.
hSu St on iaa 600 M + and f
to3 II 1t. IA, sr....l2.o00 b b. ar. and one d
@ 10 81 s + p SS sr 700 y Esss s.; 66 mi 80
i i2is Jet Il s. Ns s05 tn and
sl' nd r I'd d 5g as st so L $. ss
siley b. Il. ar az and 4o6 Cap
i ana Gia SCI IN r. ar az and Ssi 81.
oai eash IN i. st !. -; and
ia. ana I5is Madison 81 :. - 5000
e, Ia. ir. and brick 4is st, b b, Or $50
s5:I, s. "a s.. h.6.. Aiey, - and S;h. o,o
leS5. Ijo7 and iGtS oi5-i5.i" baifs ;;' al
Marion st, b h. sr ley, h.. ir. each: 800
each .JoU Rear OF sSo4 4 81, h4roo
IKE ADPy Hs Gn Il Of as Sn Pg
the Let and 18th. lfels 1HoS. Z. MAGGAMAN.
LoR SALE-TwO LARGE HOUSES. IA ROOMS
on Of iss
ings and neisnborhood Price rednced 70 sl2. 80
Will exchange TOR lots IN same nelshborhood. JOHN
o. JOHNSON. q and 18th stH tel9-a
L'UR SALE-GoOD CHANCE TO Buy A HOME
pretty Sstory and basement bay. window brick; 9
rooms and BATH, a. m. l. papered throushout: rood
location ne. rented at si!5o Price $500. small
ea isi5 ssyen' anu SO monthly CIV Star Once
LoR sALE-A ~ PER CENT INVESTMENT
L two new press brick :, 6ay,Slndow seysn;Eoom
ury renting los ssa yer annp% toS srss
fels3' 5l4 18th st. NV.
IIOR sALE-sMALL FRAME DWELLING on 4TH
St ne. near h; lot 2oKsu to alley in rear price,
FOR SALESMAN frame on 10Th u. near NV.
FOX sALk-New two-story and cellar corner well
vsn,snes PT,cs rsdassd 70 d. 900
haywindow brick corner paved alley with rear alley;
house rented fer s SD geT nSnfh Price gpIy e. 100
fel9-1 1877 Pa. ave. and 9th and La. ave.
Corner 2lst and SITS 600
atEi 100
2tt36 . ..----....---..---.... l2,0OO
siU ll.gVO
fsis-a III. Nj. EARLE. i4ii5 + ST.
EoR sALE-NEw HOUSES. WELL BUILT. GOOD
Portnsr pace near ST. n W., 9 rooms bath. %. 900
oie St ne. rooms. bath, cellar, papered Ia -
1861 Maryl ave- ne. rooms. bath. csiiar.. 400
lg.I harswoodsve. Nv. d rooms, bath. cellar, 800
81. th It. n. e. & rooms. bath p.perrd 5000
fels-3t WRIGHT sToCKEiT. $40 + st. NV.
Tor sALE-HoUsE on 1TH ST. Sc, WHICH !
VIII sell at bargain. rooms and bath 10 3U-foot
alley and nea- Pa ave. Apply to HENRY MA, sol
lrOR SALE = Ille VERMONT AVE. ELEoANg
three-story and cellar bay window brick and stone
residence; sixteen rooms three bath rooms laundry.
sfs K6sT ' aGSs sifif
fels-jt GA ian st.
EoR sALE-sPEcIAL PRICE FOR QUICK SALE
Il nearly new brick house in northwest, containing
pApered throughout finished natural wood CABINET
aates large yard with wide alley IN rear conyenen:
TO cable cars. markets and schOos desirable for
MciACHLEN 4 BATCHELDEE,
tels3s Cor 10th and q SITS. nv
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WANTED---HOUSES.


WANTED-TO BUY ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w 2-story Sroom modern brica house; give ioca-
ton. price and terms. Address HOUSE. Star office.
fei93t-
WANTED-AT ONCE. IN NORTHWEST SEC
w ton, small house: u rooms and bath price NOT
TO exceed $1,000; will pay $500 cash. Address, TOR
one week, Box l42, Star once. fel92t
WANIED-I WOULD LIKE TO JOIN WITH
w kenteel and agreeable party in renting q $50 or
800 house centrally located. Address E. Y E., Star
once fe11-.}t'
WANTED-FORA CUSTOMER SMAIIBRICK
w or frame house and lot tor cash. within the city
limits. X. A. PHILLIPS 4 SON,
1I2o-lm 14ly New ork ave.
w ANTED-IMPKOVEDO OR UNIMPROVED KIAI,
w estate in any OF the city District. have
cash customers Tor anything that desirable and
cheap. L. STARGARDIER
JAl4-3m 6l3 loti. ST. IL ".
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LOR RENT-TWO FLATS ON ST. n T.. JUST
L completed. Each fiat has rooms, range hot and
cold water. bath. separate meter all IN rstclass
shape.
ii taken at once prices $l2 30 and $500
Inquire OF owner. $40 18th st. n W. fe19-2w'
DOR RENTING FLATS OF THREE ROOMS
L and bath each, with board. at THE WOUDMONI.
18th 81. nd Iowa circle. fel, I'm
L'OR RENT-IN 1HE ORME COR 10TH AND
l. K SITS. n W.. eleEant and comfortable fat OF s
rooms, with all moGern improvements Tor Lousekeep
ing
Apply to janitor premises or
fe13-lw janis +. BARBOUR, 5l1 18th st. ny
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PERSONAL

OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION:
" and answersL Send 10 cents to
W lynn. A. II, Ivy Institute,
CULL EVENING DRESS SUITS, SILK OR SATIN.
It hned. TO order, only x:O. b. wEYFORTH'S
SONS. 2lT n. Paea Ct. Baltimore jalO-ims
A UTHokIzEp PRIVATE LII ECTIvE AGENCY.
tiAl. 1ssepLone. $40. Once open all hour. WN.
WILLIAMS, AanAssr. 80 y 81 NV. do-3ms
WE MEAN BUSINESS. ExTRAORDTNIKY
w prices paid for gsnts' 6ret-clan second hand
clothing. Addrsss or 81 q JUSTA'n Old SIAEh
6lA 81. n W.. ocse6
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WANTED--ROOMS.

LARGE OR TWO SMALL ROOMS
w with closet, in n. section fur. or unfur. Ad-
dress. stating terms which must he reasonable,
DEPT. CLEhk, Star office. It,
WANTED FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS,
W pleasantly located for a fsmi of three adufts
capitol Hill preferred Address, and other
particulars. IMMEDIATE, Star Office IL
WANTED - BY ADULTS = THREE UNFUR-
w nisned or partly furnished ROOMS Address, stat
ing price and location, references L. c. Star office.
felS-3t'
NJ ANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. TWO
W unfinished communicating rooms with board !;
I'd noor southern exposure; bet. II and VI and gtn
and I'm sts n. W.. references exchanged. Address
Box l44. Star office. feIs,;ts
WANTED-Bi TEACHER OF PIANO. ONE
W or two furnished rooms IN q private family.
Address stating terms, Mr.. x. Star Office. fe1s3t'
w ANTED-iURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w rooms all parts OF city cheapest and Plan
10 sec ure desirable roomers (estabisled lSs terms
moderate: sHACkIEkOkD's AGENCY. Az 18th st.
fel0-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
FOR SALE--HOUSES

Tor sALE-losl EAST CAPITOL ST. Tor Runs
.htoush 70 y. T. ave. unexceptionAble neighbor-
MOOD splendid home OWNER. on Premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
FOR RENT---STORES.

LOk EENI-S1 Ofii. AND NAIL HUCoE az
L louisiana ave. $50 month. Inquire g!U1@ Louis
lana Iel6- In
DOR REST-ON 9TH ST. n W, IN A BUSINESS
l. square, fine store with large window and cel lar:
suitable tor any hind OF business, rent low. Apply
loo 9TH ST. ny fel5-lW'
EOh RENT-SIORE-2.yGyM st. H. W. ". l.. BRAN
l. HALL. 49, Louis ana ave. H.. fel3-1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR ExCHAN0H-THE owxkR OF CHOICE
lot In Kensington Park will take safety bicycle II
part pay; hlanceoemall monthly payments. AddrSs
A1N6lN0ION. star once. fel7-3t