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The New York VIII Not Re Ib.re.

1t Is now practically settled that the crack
cruiser New York viii not be present at the
naval review after all. When it was first de-
cided to send the warship TO New York harbor
it was anticipated that all the arrangements for
her Official trial would have been perfected and
that her presence during the review would be
Incidental to her trip to Narragansett bay,
where II was supposed she would make the
necessary runs To stsudariiZe her screw. But
there has been delay III coming to a conclusion
a. to the method OF conducting her trial. and
the Cramps also say il will be impossible now to
fully complete tie vessel in time to have her
trial take place Immediately after the review.
1t is their desire 10 complete her in all details
before she makes her official run According
TO the contract the New York IS required to
make an average speed OF twenty knots per
hour for four consecutive hours. Fifty thou
sand dollars for each quarter knot in excess Of
the contract Is the amount OF premium
allowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11

''The Truth of History was the title of a
very interesting paper which Maj William
Howard Mills read before the meeting Of the
Fifth Corps Society. Army OF the Potomac. at
the Ebbitt House last night. the occasion being
the annual meeting Of the society. Several
new members were elected to membership in
the society. including Gen Fitz John Porter
and Col Henry de Il. Clay. The society adj
iourned to meet July at fredericksburg in
accordance with the following resolution. which
was introduced by Maj Mills and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That a committee OF five be ap-
pointed by the president to make necessary ar
rAngements for the conduct of an invasion upon
the Fourth of July of the territory of our
friends, our late enemies. and q general advance
upon the blooming. peaceful fields OF Chancel-
lorsvIIle foraging upon the country in all direc-
tons to be encouraged and permitted without
restraint and the customs. rules and regula-
tons OF war rigidly enforced IN reverse.
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A Proposed Indian Loan.

A committee appointed by the council Of the
Cherokee Nation Is expected in the city shortly
TO have a conference with the Secretary Of the
Interior relative to the appropriation act.which
confirms. with some notifications, the treaty
recently concluded with these Indians. au-
thorizing them to negotiated loan of IS SOC. 900.
less the amount which may be retained by the
government To satisfy such claims rs shall be
found by the Court Of Claims to be due the
shawnees. Delawares and colored people who
held membership in the tribe. II is probable
that about 5000 900 will be retained for this
purpose. leaving $1,000. 900 which the Chero-
KEGS NAV borrow on the authority and credit
Of the government. The loan Is to take the
form of bonds. the government guaranteeing
their payment, with per cent interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11
NAY VISIT ANNAPOLIS.
Secretary Herbert VIII Confer with Foreign
Commanders at Hampton Roads.


-Four or five warships Of the United State.
navy and several of the foreign vessels coming
To the naval review will anchor in Annapolis
roads some time next month if Secretary Her
bert can possibly arrange it. He said TO a STAR
reporter today tnft he was in favor Of having
the ships visit Annapolis after the review and
'V"lia bring the matter to the attention Of the
'5frs %: the visiting ships when he meets
iasal At H4mVtoE Roads nextweek. He said that
the acceptance of the invitation to visit Annapolis
- the gsests Of the people of Baltimore and
Annapolis will naturally depend OIL the plans Of
TIE visiting ships after the conclusion Of the
review or course he could not say anything
d. rsgari % tne prospects of their coming IN
til be hat conferred with them. In case anv
Of them couciuded to come he said he would
take especial pleasure in ordering three OF four
~ orr own ships 10 act "a escorts. He did not
tk,nk more than the number mentioned could
I've u-ei FOR ;his occasion. as the foreign inter
ests OF the country demand the service of the
majority Of them in other waters 1t is there
fore probable that the residents of the District
who are no. able to visit Hampton Roads or New
York during the progress of the review NAV vet
have chance OF seeing some of the ships after
ward at Annapolis.
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Anniversary of Friendship Lodge.

Last evening Medford Hall, corner Of sth and
! streets northeast, was filed to is utmost ca
pscity BY . large and brilliant assemblage to
witness the celebration Of the fifteenth ami
versary Of Friendship Lodge, No. IL. /. o. g..
T., and the following program was well carried
out, Mr.. L. j. lay being the chairman: Open
ing remarks By G. G. I. j. ". Van Wick, lul-
labY, SIX members Of Un1ine Temple; guitar
and mandolin. Messrs. Brsyton and Judson
vocal solo. Mr.. W McCabe. baby drill. mem
bers Of Undine Temple; recitation, flossie Hill
lengass; vocal solo. Miss Gertie Dana; flute
solo. +. A Berry; bass solo. Chas. McGowan,
jr- darkey specialist, Mr.. Battomer. Two reci-
tatious BY Mr.. Lewis. Missing" and Court
ing" piano duet, Misses Mamie and Emma
Bishop; character recitation by Mrs Bergman.
harp and banjo duet. Messrs. Potter and Wal
laer; banlO solo. Chas. kieketts.
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Mr.. John CbambeIHn's Dinner Party.

Mr.. John Chamberlin entertained number
Of guests at dinner last night at his hotel The
dinner given in honor of Secretary Morton
and Mr.. John Russell Young and was served in
the art gallery. which was handsomely decorated
for the occasion The other guests were Gov.
Francis of Missouri. Gen. Schofeld of the
army. Assistant Secretary Of the Navy McAdoo,
Representative Amos j. Cummings. Senators
Blackburn, Pugh and Vest. ex-Goy. Broadhead.
Col J. & Klckey. Col. Dyer, John 5. Tilney,
John +. Townsend. W. {. Mcintyre. John l.
Smithmeyer. Assistant Postmaster Generals II.
Clay Evans and VIM A. Maxwell. Adolphus
Burch. Lawrence Sands. ". E Amau. Col.
John VI. Carson. II. ". Fuller. A. Il. Atkins, ;.
III. Kaufman. 2. l. Thompson. ir., Frank A.
Richardson. Beriah wilkins. Gen. A. {. Jones,
Benton Mcmillan. Gen. Van Welt, Col Worth
IngIon and E. II. Postle white.
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The Destruction of the Trees,

To the EDITOR Of The Evening star
The residents in the vicinity OF Franklin
Park are indignant at the wholesale destruc-
ton Of the splendid trees in the park. One Of
the oldest trees there cut down on street
today. This IL done nominally for the pur-
pose OF allowing the grass To grow. Now If the
coping Was once put around the park the gras.
would not be washed of. Is there anv one e
whom an appeal can be made TO s.op this van.
dalisnl? II. q. NJ,
April II. s1f Franklin Parx.
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1t is explained at the Navy Department that
Admiral Gherardi's recent order that no
ladies or civilians will be permitted aboard any
OF the ships of the squadron" applies only to
the day Of the review at New York and when
the ships are engaged in official evolutions at
Hampton Roads. At other times all persons
who visit the vessels at q reasonable time. say
between 10 am. and 2. m, will be allowed to
20 aboard without discrimination.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
Ordered That section twelve Of the Building Resula-
lions Of the District Columbia IL hereby amended
may be permitted below the surface Of alleys that
tend more than four feet beyond the building
hns, They mus, b. constructed G nth 6 ,hc
eight by nine inches thick, be covered close with
heavy tiron doors sufAcenty strong to carry
heavily loaded carts, wagons other vehjcles and
ventilated through the contiguous stable by OF
nue constructed inside the stable. or in the wall
tiona inconststent herewith hsreby repealed J.
w. ROSS, MYRON ~. PARKER, W. r. kOSSELI.
Commissioners ID. c. ap6-3t
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MIX train ia illsOn: no mkm2n turns mp; dis
appointed nOusekeepeTs. COZ &c without cream. A
petty annoy ance resulting from y neglect to keep
the Gan Borden Esgie Brand COndensed Mix in
tno house Order nov Tor future eXigencies from
6goesx O. Druggist
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-3i6 ST. NV; % RS. MOD. lNPs
newly papered and painted. .................. o15
ISS1 q 81: n w. rooms and bath .............. -
R-ar 911 P st. 4 rooms; water in yard ........ 10
H. H. T. LEIPOLD. Nv. cor. 18th and + Sta. n ".
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LNOR REM
One Groom frame in Brooklsnd nice shade sl2 90
l4l9 torcOran II. n. 10 rooms beth, cellar and
all IN. J.. very desirable and cheap a s4l
l220- lS26-l2i2 Duncan place n. e., q rooms. bath,
all m. l.. $3.50.
1905 81. ne. rooms. BATH ell M 1. new ell 20.
O2i whitney ave. W. u rooms, newly pafered,
gas. convenient to cars, rl5
McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER
apl Cor nd q
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wANTED-HELP.
NJ LIE,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOY OF GERMAN
w descent one who is afraid to work in dsiry
St n W. between and pm. ap11-3a'
WANTED-A PRACTICAL DOUBLE-ENTRY
w bookkeeper ats35 ST. NV, none other need
WANTED-A COLORED OR WHITE BOY TO
at, a., nd small farm only two in family wage:
pais s1 lron faRns
WASTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME ExPE-
wI re re ~ me business 'one VINO
WANTEp-BY AYOUTH UNABLE TO ATTEND
" school. to engage the services Of tutor; only
in ap iIT5s; &C. Address WILLING. star ONCE
WANTED-FIRsT-C CUSTOM SHIRT oP-
w orators at P. T. HALLS. eOs st nv Ia
WASTED-A COLORED MAN WAITER AND TO
w make himself generally useful; references re-
quiref: need not apply without Call l40i stn W.
WANTED-A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
Call 4 I A. DELLwIG's. cor. Massachusetts, ave
XVANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
w cooks. walters. drivers. chamb-rmaids. nurses.
p9TeTs clerks as 70! ~ tS
Inh5s-;Iwa'
WANTED-COLORED COACHMAN AND FOR
w general work. Apply to Mr.. RHEEs. smith
~ ANTED-A MAN TO TAkE CHARGE OF A
w small truck farm must understand the care Of
Office. ap1l-3a'
yYANTED-A GOOD COATMAKER AT ONCE
w Alb East Capitol st. OSCAR MILLER la
NVASTED-A CLERK To WORK or. PENSION
expected. PENSIONS. star office. apl1-3s'
WANTED-A SOBER RELIABLE WHITE MAN
w as hostler and night Waterman. Address Box H.
Star ofhee. apfi-3a
yVANTED-IMMEDIATE FIRST CLASS
w white barber Of sober habits and union will
pay sp4 Z gs! week and half over sl Ao s'ns
wv w tools; Apply to GEO L. DIVERS. Sr.. 1914
WANTED-IMMEDIATE FIVE ENERGETIC
w canvassers on salary and commission to solicit
ABLY a: tS Warder bniIding. cor of 9TH and FniW
R9om p, lG bet the hours Of and 10 am u. g.
XXTANTED-TWO GOOD BOYS WITH SOME Ey-
w rrgncs at printing 5Hsipesf sts,s efnPs5ienes
co. 1910 Pa ave. NV. la
" ANTED-S rRONG. STEADY MAN TO MILK.
,E4oST. sfrihs st between 18th and ian .1-
WANTED-A PORTER; MUST COME WELL
WANTED-A SALESMAN FOR OUR HAT AND
gTs9in also one for our sothqs
$ BiEBzE, 9O5 sth St aplJ-3s
ANTED-TWo BOYS TO WORK AT THE
w pIumfinr trade boys that have worked at the
THOkN. 1918 It. ap1O-2a'
WANTED-TOwN TRAVELLER TO SELL To
w grocery trade pickles catsnps mns.ards. &c must
LU1BIA FACING Co 3l4 Pa '. avnw. apio.sa'
WANTED-ENGINEER; ONE EXPERIENCED
xh S SEs' B MTS
spS-.&a' Builders Exchange
w ANTED-ARE you CATHOLIC. ARE YOU
w unemployed: VIII You work for SIS per week:
Write to at j. K GAY,
fe;eS-tueow6a 1874 Madison ST.. Chicago. Ill.
WANTED - SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents To handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erss-
ing Pencil. The most useful and novel invention OF
the ase. Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds.
Works like magic 200 TO 800 per cent profit Agents
making $50 per week. We also want general agent
TO take charge of territory and appoint sub AGENTS
rare chance to make money. Write for and
specimen Of erasing- MONROE ERASER MFG. co.
y 1872, La Crosse. Wis. d}0-lya
NVANTED-STENOuRAPH AND RENING-
w ton typewriter operators directed TO positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent steno2raph hers and
Remington operators charge for services. WYCk-
OFF. SEAMANS BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer office. Sth and n W. se29-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoE RENT HANDSOMELY FURNIsHFp
II house close 20 lhoaiss Circle; parking ant
trees front. china. silver. ~ year 30 small
adult family ably for summer nom nos. Apply
premises. 1915 ST. n. aps-tss
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FIKSTCIAsS AND oID-EsFkBIISHFD
~ fneE' and provision hGsiress for sale. the ;,r-u-
S-s Tor On long lease, reason fcr selling
count - WISHING 70 retire from business. For pai
u,u ar 9uire u the OWNER st 3l2 Pa. ave.
NOR StLE-CoAL YARD AND FEED STORE Is
Il s..a location. Address CASH V. star once.
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Al RAMsAY's
az Ut watch cleaned foT 81 watch mAin~prinr,
AYR 1921 Fstn~
SI PANS FoR A HOME Lon All MAH's
- - Landing. ia. tne suburb Of Atlantic city:
iafe- troth raraA J. counautayi0n fare Phiia-
ae ma. - cents. station around driving
fishing gunnny. hA-hing sailing. rt-y aud .,,unfry
cotuoited' - haus-s buitt last s~sr and not one
empty sale aud sure Investment - invested will
btlnE r' IN m Inths factories ltItit this year;
lots arr ~ f-e above ocean Ia per tor cash
lott fo- 80, title in-ursf. send Tor circular
MAYS LANDING INPEON EMENr co.
Ap3--w 'E,s FRANKLIN ct. phil phis.
SsInn WILL Mt as WFEKLs -Kowf's IN.
s1-pu fAi.ible Handir apf'ing system IN Fastaru
kAces Second succssSiul year. ref-ranes-s a. sub
scrib-rs SAFE nserVstIv-. partical For terms and
prosnectus lNlsl address {. u. ROWE. 20 Bon l27-
Brooklyn. y. Y mh.s5-im
EoRsALE-1oTEr.s COTTAGES BATH HOUSES
IN Atlantic City. n j. lOrs sale all parts Of
the city. J. ~. ADAMS & CO.
heal Estate and Law nuildinr,
fel32n Atlantic CITY, " J.
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.
LNOR RFNT-7S3 9TH ST. NV, LARGE AND
L small furnished and unfu-nished rooms: second
and third floors; with without board; no light
housekeeping; reference required. ap11-}c'
Tor RENT-UNFURNISHE OR PARTLY FUR
Il nished. two beautiful rooms second floor;
newly painted and papered: large closets bath
ven snt; price reasonable; with without board.
1897 Sth st. apll -,cs
IHOR REST-ROOMS-AT 1908 II ST. NV, FUR
L nished or unfnrnished; single or suite lovely
locations two pretty parks front convenient to all
points of the city. Terms moderate. ap1l-:1c'
ENOR RENT-l121 nth ST. NV. PLEASANT
l. rooms furnis ed or unfuruished; newly painted
and papered with board good home cooking ap1l:}c'
EOR RENr-T'wO FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished communicating rooms; newly papered !;
southern exposure objection to light hOusekeep-
ing 6lS q ST.. ne. apl0-3cs
L'OR EENT-ONE BAY-wINDOw FRONT ROOM,
furnished. only $S; also un. urn shed front
all mod. imps. 402 LIST ST. ne. aIS3
L'OR KENT-1sa3 nth ST. n. W., TWO UNFUR-
nished front rooms newly painted and papered !;
also furnished room first floor for gentleman all
modern conveniences: private family. mh9-3mc
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COUNTRY BOARD.

VOUNTRY BoARD-FRoM MAY I. COOP HOME I:
" healthful locatc spenty frts rsasonaoie pracs
conysnis.' 70 srsanA Address HOME. Wanna. Va
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LrOR RENT TWO LARGE ROOMS on SAME
floor suite single: specially desirable for light
housekeeping; location unexceptionaDe. Call PA
Delaware ave. lie. after 4 30 p. api1-}t.
EOR RENT-S25 IN ADvANCE-FOUR ROOMS; ;
I2d and I'D foors double psrors and two bed rooms
equal to small house convenient and central; refer
ences EXCHANGED. 300 I'd 81. NV. apll-3b
LNOR RENT-SO2 Ii ST. NV, TWO UNFUR-
i nished front rooms MI. water floor.
GIL. apIo-2b'
E'OR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS
l. second door; suitable for housekeeping; all i'm
provements; refer noes required &l6 per month"; in
GLIDING heat and gas. 3lS2 St Sc. aplO-:}b'
L'OR RENr-UNFURNISHED- BEAUTI-
L full rooms. second floor, with all modern conven-
iences new house rent go, including gas and heat
At 1885 18th st. n. apS-:3bs
EOR Rents UNFINISHED ROOMS ON 2D
Il floor. lib st. H.. apS-3b'
ENOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
suitable for light housekeeping. to parties without
children modern conveniences; private family. APP
ply 1919 II ST. NV. apS-3b'
LNOR RE ,T-ATTRACTIvE SUITE OF UNFUR-
L nished rooms; bright and sunny; convenient TO
hotels 14th st. bet. and q $40 per month. BEIGE
L1PSCOMB. 612 14th st. NV. apS-3b
EoR RENT IN CENTRAL LOCATION, A
L basement of ROOMS. suitable for q caterer.
aps-3t. 18th ST. and y Y ave NV
EOR RENT-FROM TWO TO FOUR UNFUR-
Il nished rooms. owner on premises. Apply 3iS
Pennsyivania ave. NV. apS-:}bs
l,OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ROOMS
L on I'd floor suitable for light housekee no
children 11S 4th ST. ne ap3-1mb
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.!OS 9TH ne. ar. mi. n.
BIB II. or. IN i.......22.J
il0-12-l6-lS-2S Elm
81. lie Droit Park. Or.
n /. uew.......-......
302l NJ. store. W. g...r.,
Al 9th sw. Or. W, Y. ~
lg,s n II av. 5r, m i 20
For full list apply to
ans
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EOR RENT
Il 436 NJ st NV. 19rs
and stable. 300
NJ st bet 9th and 10th
NV. l1rs.......-...S:S.33:: 3 3
1913 9Th NV, store and
dwy .................Gl
1131 Sth st nv. Or. &c
1901 9Th st w, 1er......4J
1l45 10Th NV. store and
k...-.-... 90. RI
lGG5 9TH st NV. store
AMI dwg. 80
apS-.St ALBEE
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LNOK RENT
BOZ Mass. .br. h. bay W Or. a m l. go 90
il3I 9TH st NV. store and dwg. sr water. ~. 80
!5 18th ST. n. w, br. H., bay 1r. m. % o
1879 st. W. br. h.. bay n, a N. -. . 30
i4f! 9Th St n. W, br. h.. bay W.. Gr. water. - 90
l3lt1f 4th st. n. W. br. h.. bay w...........--
100 Sth st. n. W. fr. h.. Or. celIar....... 20 40
I2nl Madison ST. br. b., o.. mi $50. %. so
IOiI dh st. n. w. dwg.. ST.. yard and water. IS 90
SJl st n. W.. store aud dwg fr. and hall - ~.
Stenben ST. n. W., fir. h. Or and stable IA 90
Once rooms n. Bank Of Wash. bldg. 9TH and C SITS.
n.
1905 s.h ST. n W.. 1Ir am. t.. partly fur. $50 90
2d3 nth ST. n. W., Or and water ............ is 90
iuS Mass ave. n. i.................. 20
Blair road Lamont station. = houses i2r..... 20 90
d2 bladensburz road. Or. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID 90
2-story frame house. 12r. acres ground also
road. D. 20 90
CHAS. j. SHREVES
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EOR RENr-SEvERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE
Il country on line Of electric Apply JOHN Z.
BEALl. 1S2l 81. api-lm
E,oR REST-s6 5o-rRoON FRAMES on TU T.
l. ner ST. n. Just of BiEdensburx rosd: Potomac
water in each house. THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
fe1- al -
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THE EVENING STAR:
WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MALE

WANrED-BY A wELL-REcoMMENpEp MAN.
cookns either in o, out the city: or is willing
to take care OF house; also by youth place as Z
driyer or TO make himself GENERALLY useful around
the house or store. references. Address 1908 Of.
N NJ
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

NOR RFNT-A2-sToRYB BRICK STABLE IN REAR
1890 Corcorsn ST. W. place for two horses, two
bugsies coachm ans and feed room: rent, o..
aps-3t =. W. GRAHAM. 6i7 18th IT. nv.
LOB RENT-TWO-sTOGY .RICK STABLE;
L water and room for vehicles. Resr,1525 sth St
NV ap6-3t
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Il 1905 sTH ST. NV,
Desirable store aud dwelling containing rooms and
bath; allconNenlences fne business stand; occupied
for the last years a barber shop.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO..
spo-ot 1924 -. n. W.
L'oR RENT-3 NEW HOUSES on X ST : ROOMS I
Il and hath: al modern ronveniences and improve /
melts Apply JOHN b. WIGHT. l4lO q ST NV
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$500 - - ~ - =" =
Il Hotel centrally To-
Gated. SCR. .........$63.1
$40 18th st NV. Tor
and . large halls and
store. ................2pO
1123 X ! ave NV, l7r. 80
1914 Fstnw n& ID. 2:s}. :S}
13S 4 81 NV. 15r.. DOS. s.,
1O:9 VT ave NV. lJr. 100
1416 10th st. oo2r......2OO
1904 g st NV. store aud
flats ............2 200
oO5 n J ave NV. Ilr. $50
500 14th At nv. l4r....I5c
JOS Nj 1t NV. l5r. $50
11:a6 Mass avnw. 14rl3S. 81
Ridge 81. Georgetown,
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BOARDING.

EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD AND CLEAN
L rooms be obtained n 3 18th st. n house
KEEP: and msnAsed by Pennsylvaniaus. table board
seps-Ete il desired spS-R'
THE LINCOLN 10TH AND II SITS,
one Of the best within one block Of nvs lines OF
street
Terms: From 81 to S3 80. By the month moderate.
ap3lm
L,IKsT- CLASS HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT
Il board: location central; references exchanged
rnho5 In zoos @ ST.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT b. |
w resu. conducted by ladies-Inen and women white
and coiored. for all kinds domestic labor. state
and springs; with references 100 st. n. fe19wc'
WANTED-THE DIRECTORS OF THE WORLDS |
w Fair Visitors Alliance will pay tie following
cash prizes: 10 AGENT selling the highest number OF
tickets hefore May 81. 1895 100 90
10 the next hi<hest. ---.-...-.--....... 5000
To the next - highest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
To the n@1t 10 highest. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
In addition TO the regular commissions. Call Of
nee. S)l 9Th st. NV mhle-1me
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~ public for all states and territories SPECIALLY
By X. II. EVANS. ONCE fbssemsno lSsl q
Always once ofhcs hours. 4l-u
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOB EVERY STATE
Oand tsrritory. Notary and 2, Com .i;sionsr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-11-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Diphtheria is reported to be prev
alent at Newburg, Mo.
A headless specter has been seen
in broad daylight near Burns Sta
ton, Tenn.
Fire burned the business portion
OF the town Of Troy, Ala, causing
a loss of $50, 1000.
More useless Govement expendi-
lures and red tape have been found
i'll the department for auditing Gus.
toms accounts.
George X. Roberts and town Of
Glenwood, Mo-, are involved in q
peculiar lawsuit growing out Of
Roberts carrying a revolver.
Governor McGraw, of Washing
ton, has offered $500 for the arres'
of Samuel Hart, President of the
First National Bank at Buckley.
The attempt to hold up the Lake
Shore train train near Goshen, Ind.
Sunday morning was a bold ant
desperate ona. Two men are unde
arrest.
1t is understood that the resigna
ton of Mr.. Powderly as Grand Mas
ter Workman of the knights of La
Dor will be accepted to-day. j. r
Sovereign of Iowa has signified hi
willingness to take Mr.. Powderly'
Mace.