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FOR RENT-HOUSES

fOR RENT
92l 18th st. Ter. :. zoo 1907 T. 40
400 La ave. Dr.. 1850 Brookland, sr..... so
l205 ST NV. sr. 100 1928 o 81 7r 40 "a
1s41 ST. 16r.......s0 L ct NV Err % 40
S21 18th NV, l2r, rs 453 ST NV Or %. as
2l19 st NV. llr.. rs 1905 y II ave Or % 20
425 9th NV, store. rs 1918 ST. 7r.........25
lib Q st nv. lIr. 1900 1884 c ct sw. l2r >. Is
3sl9 P st NV. 15r. 10 2l4 Arthur pl, 1r p 80
905 Mass NV, 12r. 1000 1924 st. d.. % so
1873 st, Tor. .6I.42 1873 Pierce pl. Or. 80 90
1907 II ave, Or. .ssl5 25l0 NJ st, sr. Is 90
500 9Th st NV, l1r. IS IS 1879 Gath st Or ~ 20
The Milton-Apsrtments 20 9TH sc, Or. % 30
1870 22d st, l0r......8 $40 NV. 5r go. q 90
Wash Grove. GEO s24 AZ st sw. 6r. 20 50
20l5 g ST NV, 1lr. 90 los ne, IT.. 2o.35
.0e 9Th NV. 12r. .55.55 2o26 l4th st. Sr. ~. ~
1910 st nv, Tor .S5.45 al X st ne. 6r- 80
l022 sth NV, sr. 50.5J ll43 9Th st ne, er. 20
sol Cap 4 DIV $500 LIS ST ne. Or. 1870
lib De Sales. Tor. SIS 100 ! st ne, 6r.. 80
1850 ave. Tor. IS 227 X st ne, Or. $40
iI23 DeSaiss ct. Dr.. IS ~ L ct NV. Or 30
1Ol0 22d ST NV. Or. so 90 1902 10th st. 20
e02 I ct NV. Tor. 5000 1884 st NV. Or. rs. 80
s0o2 Q ST. Tor. $50 11ot st. Or. .2o.so
lI2e 18th 81, l2r. so 81 st NV. er. Is. 20
SIS 30 q I'd st ne, ST.. 80
BIZ st. er......... 80 I5 lith se. Or. .l6e.
e3s ST nw. Or. .50.5O 243l NJ NV, 5r. lie
100 ct NV, Or. $3.50 323 Mass ave ne 81. 10 so
u e 81 NV, 1Sr. 40 IS us A ~ ne, Or. Is 20
6li 18th st. f3r.... 70 iI0s Seaton st. Or. IA 20
1912 ST NV, 7r. IS IS el4 18th st, Sr.. 50
1884 18th ct NV 5r 49, 500 Eth se. 6r. Is
Frederick. nat 4r 81 so 22lo Cleveland, Or. 80
1927 st. Tor. - $40 Callan at ef IL. 20
1908 Linden st. Or go 2254 18th st, 5r...... IL
921 French ct, 7r. .27 SIS 2Si4 Chsmpln BRIO 80
l6OS Marion Ut, 1r. $50 81 Fenton ne, Dr.. 30
sos 10th ct ne, 7r. Ii. so 326 ct ne, 5r. ESQ
te23-tu th&stf
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

condition; S35. X, l.. B., 1914 at. NV II"
FOR SALE-ONE 1894 VICTOR FLYER; RIDDEN
about 100 miles: Victor guarantee; 500 cash or
sos time. Address Ii. c. B., Star office. it,
FOR SALE-BRAND- NEW COLUMBIA, MODEL "a
SlIO: fine light Rambler. tire, very fast,
SIS cash. time II good refs. ]. b. NJ. HOS L
st. upstairs. je20-tf
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED SOUTHWEST OR NORTHEAST SEC
tian Of the city. 5000 to 1000 feet lov-prlccd
ground wanted for a home, and Will pay cash.
give exact location aud price. Box loo, Star
oz.ica 1t
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

lie for all states and territories a SPEtIAITY
by Il. II. EVANS, Office thssement), 1921 F ct.
Always in Office, Office hours jaI-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and U. S. Commissioner.
oc2s JOHN l. BEAII. 1921 ST. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

TQR REVIVE OFFER Our sERyI1x 10
EVERYBODY WHO HAS HOUSES 10 RENT OR
kENTS TO BE COLLECTED; ESPECIALLY
THOSE WHO ARE HAVING DIFFIcCLrY rs
FINDING TENANTS AND MAKING OoLIBo
b. II. WARNER q 90,
je2l -Steod' sie 81. nv.
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'ER. 18th and G SITS.
l225-1 4 1921 22d NV,
er.....-.....15.30
yos 2lst NV. Or. ~. 80
3 Core row NV, 4r. 10
III Reeves st nw,5riO.3o
1871 Ca ave Sc. 5r. 10
" Cabbage al ne. 1880
lS2s-30 Harrison ave
Sc, ar. .........S.J0
100 Reeves ct. 3r. s.. SO
Sta r'r q st. bet 18th
ana l4th. liz
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FURNISHED OR UNFURyIsHED.

FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE VERY DESIRABLE
furnished unfurpished rooms for light house
keeping: convenient 10 Md. ave and T st. herdics
and II st. cars; summer prices CD 10th st. ne.
te23-3t'
FOR T-ROONS-FCRNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished. 912 Sth st. NV, bet and y. Y.
te23 2c'
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FOR RENT-BY wM H. SAUNDERS 4 CO..

1i0I st. NV.
1922 nw.l5r.yr 5000 Cor 18th and Lamar
1927 w.l5r.yr. 500 pl, Holmesd, lar. ..SS
1875 VI NV, l5r.yr. so 1902 Cap Tor. 81. so
211 Cap, 20r. yr. Il, 200 1899 walach Or.
1919 NV. 1Sr. 200 cellar .......... 80 so
21ls NV. 1Hr... % 1911 r l ave. 0rSksta 80
l15s Ore NV. Tor 80 Dog 18th Sc. 81. -
1921 18th NV Sr. 80 30 llth Sc. Or. p
1S1l-l3 18th NV lOr. So 1898 4th ne, Or. is so
l02S 18th NV. Tor. 80 SAC Elm. L d PIX. ar. Is
1921 10th NV. Tor. rs SIS q sw, 6r. Ii. so
1926 Newark, Pet Chews al, Arb. .10. 30
worth. 11r.. % 80 12Os-l6 BlasdenA al, 4r.s
30 Sth ne, Sr.... .3540
je23-s tn, 1t
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jess. tu&th

FOR RENT z
wASH'N DANENHo'
1915 Hopkins pl. Or. $50
1924 Y. sr. .35
1929 Goth. Or. $3.50
III & 72i K Cap,sr2o.D
20l3 and 2027-2 Port
Der pl. 6r........5.3O
1911 Col 81 NV, 6r. IS. 81
42l-3-5 5th ne. Or. 20.3o
81 p NV. 6r. 1850
eos I'd ne. 6r.....lS.4 40
13B r ne, er.......ls
li2l g ST ne. Or. 1880
los and 7ls Gath, 6rl3.3 80
ie23,3t
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Cor 18th & . SITS NV "a st he. ,otb ana
with stable. s s33 81 2lst SITS ono
Mass ave. 18th & Fla ave near Mass
SITS, with stable eos ave ,sumner, co
n bet 18th & 18th 20 81 her oo,b .nS
SITS, with stable. 500 2lst SITS ,so
ave bet 18th st Jefferson nlace bet
Sonn ave- with Conn ave & 18th. .I1s
stable il661 Cor II and Goth = go
st near Conn ave- DE sales 81 bet i-,h
with stable. 1867 st aud Conn ave- -o5
Mass ave bet 18th st NJ let 18th & 10th. los
and Dupont Circle. 800 Corcorau - het I'm
Conn ave bet and and 18Th SITS ion
~ ~ sn. .29l.0i 18th 81 near Mass ave
Van ave net ana tsummer) .......... 40
y SITS, with stable. 80 18th 81 bet \ ST ana
III bet l4th q 18th. 300 Dupont Circle ,snfn, al
ROOMS
v ons rooms ISL noor or 1874 H. heat S35
aioo ST. ISL Moor furnished rooms and
and basement. 1928 hath on II ~ ~,
lrn. I'd floor. 1903 lith 81
Pa ave. 18th. ...35
STORES
i'o' u 81. lat floor and basement ........... 80
STABLES.
Brick stable 1876 /. st......- sia
BlLLETlNS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR ~
FlCE FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL 4 JOHNSTON
1r.fl9 De-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RARE OPPORTUNITY. wANTED-A PARTNER
with $500 cash to join me- In a legitimate bus
iness: profits immense; Investigate. Address Box
80. Sta office. IT.
FOR SALE-BOARDING HOUSE OUTFIT con
sisting Of bed room suites single beds, /
parlor suite, bedding carpets ETC. win sell part
or whole cheap. Address
IT. r. r. N Star o>Hca
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALI.

MALI.
wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOME EXPERT
paper hangers store. Apply to j. " OBRIEN.
e02 E st. NV. 1ds
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WITH GOOD
.sSoar. shrD h R.es tutor to y0uHy
crate. Address 17ss I4th st. NV. 1d'
WANTED-PLACE By BOY TO WORK IN STORE
or doctors Office. Address SAT I'D st. nv Id
wANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, SIT
and understands the care Of horses; good refs.
Apply 4s7 Pa ave. je23-3d'
WAfTLD-BY A YOUNG COLORED Man, SIT
any aoa.esosti can give Ssf.r.ssa Please cali
w l:I51 For COOKS HOUSE
Sclti.s and rs.ort.j SGENHAMs. lilo 9 st.
WANTED-sOPRANO-G sOLOIsr DESIRES
church position Catholic Preferred; will substi.
futs si for sumner. un; best refs Address soPkASo
wANTED-BY RsPDCTABLE CoLoRED wo.
man, place to cook no washing; don't object to
ironing or to do light housswork Call at 25ao
TED-DREssMAKNG-A FEW MORE EN-.
r. ~, Star ONCE. 1e2S-2t'
wANTED-BY REFINED AND EXPERIENCED
lady, TO teach the English branches to young
children at their home half Of each day; older
children drawing and painting, II desired; the
Star ONCE lie"
wANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG COLORED
girl as chambermsid nurse; willing to leave
tie city. Call l45e st. NV. Best OF ref. Lee
WANTED-MRS ANDREWS, 24OO COLUMBIA
road, desires place for an excellent cook; Ger
man woman; also for white waitress. ls'
WANTED-BY JULY l-BY NEAT AND TIDY
caored girl. place TO do light homework, nurse
chsmhermaid; best city refs. lT18 10th st. NV.
wANTED-TEI.EPHONE $50 FOR COOKS. LAUN-
dress, maids. waitress. curses general housework-
baggage express. DICKS AGENCY, s13 tn NV.
1e232s -
wANTED-BY GOOD DREsSMAKER AND
or week. Address D. T. R., Star ONCE. Les
wANTED-SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR
waitress In private family by 4 young white girl;
highest references given. Address 2228 1lth st.
NV. IT.
wANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN,
place &C.. as aSrss; would 60 away Il desired; best
Je22-2ss
wANTED-BY SWEDISH GIRL, A STU ALTON
as cook In q private family; best Of references.
Address Mrs. y. w. GUEkDRUM, Jefferson St.
Anacostia. je22-3e'
wANTE = DREsSMAKNG = A FEW MORE EN-
gagements by the day In families. Address NJ.
K. NJ. Star ONCE. 1e'
wANTED-BY REFINED AND INTELLIGENT
young lady from the country, q position as lady's
eomPsnion; travelling no objection. Apply Of once
to Miss PAUL, 1923 5th 81. NV. je22-Ss'
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FOR RENT-STABLES,

FOR REST-BY THE0. A. HARDING, 1904 G
ct, large stable rear 1882 st. NV, only. SO
LATIMER NEsBrT, in charge Of rents. jez3-3t
FOR RENT-STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
for six horses and six carriages; New Hampshire
ave. bet. II and sts- NV. Apply to 1923 ED
st. NV. je2O1ms
FOR RENT-sTABLE 92s D ST. NV, $50. IN.
auire e26ia Ia. ave. jeil-im
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my books. For full list call al once FOR buxe,ss
issued on the LIST and 18th I. Z wAGGANXS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

MIL u JAbhNSION.
.elo-eo 1903 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR RENT-s24 2oTtI ST. a DOORS SOUTH PA
ave.; 3-story brick; rooms; hall range la
trote; new plumbing and bath: newly painted and
paIered. rent, $3.50 NJ. ID. PECK, s3s ~
FOR RENT-PRETrY HOUSE; 1902 X ST Ne.
rooms, bath, cellar. mod imfs.; rent Sls:
also ll22 18th ST. ne; rooms bath collar
god yard, ami. rent. $3.50. Apply TO
te2l-tf L. SrARGAlsDTER. 6l3 18th St NV,
FOR RENT $3.50 PER MONTH: 3334 PROSPECT
ave-, Georgetown: rooms and bath: larre col
lar and yard: near Pa. ave. and + St cars. k.ys
next door. j. 4. WEST, us 18th st. nv 2i-3t.
FOR RENT
House 3102 y st. Georgetown; IL rooms and
bath; hne location; rent $500. Apply TO owner.
100 I'D 81. NV. Also house las 32d St
Gcorgeto~n; IL rooms aud large store. rent
$500 Apply 10 Owner, l0a5 ed ST. nv.
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE on w ST NEAR
lith ST NV; facing south: ro.,ns and hath
concrete cellar under eHtIre house; ,,nc-story
so.
jels-6t HEBRON & RANEY. leOc G 81. NV.
FOR RENT-THAT SPLENDIDIY LOCATED
Furnished house. occupied for the past nine years
by Senator Dolph. Lafayette square: VIII rent
to March Is, 1895. For particulars apply 10
X. o. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Broker.
Jes-tf 10th and T SIS.
FOR RENT-22 NEW HOUSES: JUST FINISHED:
taken before completed: rooms water In
kitchen; large yards and alley: on LIST sw. bet
and and o and +: rent S. 70 month. T..
RICHARD, Room Is, wardec building, 9th
And NV. jsx2-st
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STAR SATURDAY JUNE 80 1se4-TwENTY pAeEs
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-S10. 5o-6-RoOM AND CELLAR
frame, with stable; side and rear entrance; llO5
u st. DE. Inquire At $40 Maryland ave. melt
FOR RENT-1o- ROOM HOUSE; MI; N PERFECT
order; I'd house north OF Capitol; 207 New Jer-
sey ave NV; opposite the Maltby; convenient
to cars and herdics; rent $45. Apply to OWNER,
IA tth st. ne. or 4. y. HOFFMAN, corner +
and 10th SITS. NV. lts
FOR RENT-PRICE REDUCED 10 SIS s0-A ?.
story and basement. Groom brick; 204 u. ne
Apply elo Maryland ave ne. It,
FOR RENTLTHE BEST HOUSE N THE CRY AT
$22 per MOI newly ,pspered; large rooms
1t DAVID L. STONE. so4 and SOC st. nv.
FOR RENT.BY DAVID D; STONE
S0+ AND sos ST. NV.
141! R, cor 12r. ba, 243 Elm. Or. b, Gel. e2 80
eel, steam heat 500 eth me- 7r. 20 so
summer months. >. .S6l loi3 ST, n, cellar. 10
1 1sls s 10th St Tor {. lI2i 18th me- ST. ba 20
70 st. q, ba 80 Lta3 p. ar. ba, eel u 50
TO DESIRABLE CoLORED TENANTS
BIZ Marks st %, er.S.bO sos Marks ct se, g.. %
1I26 vt, 6r........10
1t
FOR RENT-REDuCED TO s45, THAT ELEGANT
lO-room house. l4ls 10th ST; furnace. Near Du-
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FOR RENT !
243 Del av.l2r. mi $S. so |
$40 18th. ofncs rms IS
454 d. 6r. 81 q Gel. 80 !
lol2 18th, Tor. mi. 6o.61 |
li44 y. sr, nj. ~ % !
S12 2lst. l2f. mi so. %
lis 10Th. lar nj. 80
6Sl 18th, Tor, mi. 1913
lIi9 Pa av. Tor. mi 50. So
2325 Ia aye.lor. mi 80 80
2%34 Pa ave. Tor. mi. 80
2323 I'm ave. tor. mi. A. lai
S0sia 18th. l2r.mi. so
23l3 Pa ave, Tor. eel,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

nished room, with without board, between
LIST and It'll and and SITS. n.w or Capitol Hill.
wANTED-3 OR UNFINISHED COMMU NJ
eating rooms for light housekeeping; west of 10th
ST. NV; references exchanged. Address J. D. G.,
Star office. It,
nenIIy, for So per month; refs. exchanged. Ad-
dress WILLFCL PARTICULAR, 1914 NJ 1t. NV
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
family for three persons; south east front.
NV; permanent II satisfactory: am willing to
pey q reasonable price for good omuoda tioas:
references Address Box 4, Star oifce. It,
WANTED UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping; must be reasonable; permanent If
sItisAed- Address c. H. T. Star Office. IT.
wANTED-3 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS WEST
OF 7th and south of y sts., suitable for light
housekeeping; rent not over SIS Address MISS
A., 800 T ST.. lie Droit PARK. je2l-3ts
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FOR RENT-l237 ST NV, OR, AMI SIS
"a ct ne. 1rt amiS25. so 1913 1871 sw ami 20 SO
223 1871 st sw. Or. 1880 2I5 18th 81 ne, 4r...'s
je23-3t JAMES F. SHEA, 6s2 Pa ay.
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
FOR RENT-CARPES1ER SHOP, y23 d ST SO.
Inquire 92oIa La. ave. jels-lm
FOR RENT-REMINGToN TYPEwRfTERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machiue: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free In city; month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WfCkOFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT,
daft Cor sth and r sts NJ
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FOR RENT
l42 A ne, ilr. $40
1908 E Cap. 7r.......2s
1904 y c ave. Or. 49,. 80
PA + ne, Or. ......1S.< 80
te23-3ts WEIF1EY 4
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FOR RENT
lT27 p st NV. 12r. 800
i1&1 y II ave. l3r. IS
1l42 y II ave, 13r. IS
1929 22d st NV. Or. IS
2l32 L st NV, Tor. so
24S2 Pa ave. Tor. so
l425 Y ct NV, Tor. As
l<23 7 st NV, Or. so
22s I'd ct NV, Or. .2s
je23-3t GRAHAM 4 CAM
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522 22d ~ NV, Or $3.50
Us 18th st, fat. rs
us II 81 ne. Or. .25
1917 y ] ave, fr......2o
2125 10th u NV. 6r.ls.30
2l27 10th ST NV, 6r.ls.30
2Oo6 Fla ave. 6r......ls
81 L 81 NV, 6r. .....l6.S0
PHO E 81 NV. Or. 1880
1872 10th ST NV, 4r....l5
PBELL, 6l7 i4th st. NV.
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<lSt n, bf, lnl. .cO. %
1877 Pa aye.lor. mi IS. 50
2AS-7 L. sr. mi. $3.50
1901 23d, Tor. mi. 30
1881 Both. sr. mi. 80. so
ll4l 18th. 6r, b. mi.30.5o
2l9 l, Or, eel. mi so. so
sos y J ave. 7r. mi 80. so
2lSt L. ir. mi =. .S0.50
$40 2uth. sr, mi. 30 30
3042 p. sr, mi. .2I. SO
For full list apply TO
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FOR REM
2ioe q NV. Or. bath,
cellar. large yard.
fanely finished $50. 90
Flat, 1914 Pa ave
NV. sr. amt. -. 20. m
2sis y NV, sr. mi. 3. 50
ZOE 10th nw. 7r.mi. IS. 20
Five e-room houses sou
month
Je22
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cigar shaped smoking pipe; cannot be told from a
cigar; experience Is required, every smoker
buys he IL; big PROFITS for
agents: rample and cutnt by mail for 10 cents In
stamps. NEW ENGLAND PIPE CO.. Stamford.
COUn- je0-w&sst
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INFANT SHELTER.
The Little Sisters Give a
Christmas Tree.
Happy Babies That Are Laden Down
With Presents in Honor of the
Bright Season.

Most people believe that Christmas came
and went nearly a week ago. but for the
children in the Little Sisters Infant Shell
ter Christmas day only dawned yesterday.
when the annual tree that had been tempt
ing them with its presence on the premises
was despoiled Of its presents.
Including boarders there are nearly
eighty children in the Little Sisters Shell
ter at 512 Minna street. Twenty-seven of
them are Infants under years of age and
!. The remaining fifty odd are little tots who
remain in the shelter all day while their
mothers are out washing and who im-
prove the shining hour Gill mother
comes" by studying Kindergarten.
The shelter is entirely non-sectarian. 1t
was started years ago by little girls, who
hated to think of their disinherited
brothers and sisters being shut up alone
in the house while the mother was away
earning the daily bread In canneries or at
the washtub. The little sisters" are mar
ried women with children OF their own
now, but yesterdays Christmas-tree
showed that they take as keen an interest
as ever in the little ones, whose mothers
are bread inners. The shelter is too poor
to buy toys out OF its own funds, but the
ladies had donated a good many and sew
eral stores had been very llDeTal IN supply
ing the rest.
Most of the lady directors and number
OF the mothers attended the Kindergarten
exercises yesterday morning which pre-
ceded the donation of gifts. Inc large,
light schoolroom was Gayly decorated. and
when the little people marched in, adorned
with their bright paper caps, many longing
eve was cast toward the Tner where the
large tree stood Niih big pile of ingenious
packages heaped up beneath its spreading
branches. Under the direction of Miss
Keully. the Kindergarten teacher, the tots
went through a variety OF pretty exercises
aud did some agreeable singing. One little
maid in particular, who Is familiarly
p. known il The school as Annie Rooney"
sang and acted in manner that quite
brought down the house.
The exercises were not long enough To
tire the children. and at their conclusion
the event of the day occurred-the PIES
ents were dis ributed. They were not
common toys, but beautiful things that
would delight even rich child's heart
bicycles, handsome dolls. mechanical con-
\ trivances and practicable tools, and there
were enough to 90 round several times.
popcorn the children could scarcely put
: d tn chubby little arms round all their
treasures.
The entertainment concluded with q
lunch, of which the mothers and visitors
were cordially invited 10 partake.
The following officers of the shelter, as
sisted by the board of directors, man aged
the entertainment: Mrs. Henry Fisher,
presidents; Mrs: G. E. Cooper, vce-presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry Haywood, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Charles d. OIueY, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. E. L. Sargent.
GfraasuFer.
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Board-s5 Pacific Lighting Co. SO; 80 do. b 5,
DO; 10 Water. 971s.
Street-S10,000 Edison l. e. Bonds lot;
$4,000 Oakland Gas Bonds. 1st 1021A; IL Pacific
Gas Imp. 81 "A; 100 s Water, = 80, 81.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
FIGHA<P hnFNISG rTseToN-o.rn
400 AIta....3Il20O CC&V.. .324 100 Potosi 81
100 Andes....34 5OO Point. 10 100 Savage. :. 20
200 3d.. so & ...3slO0 Union 81
200 Bulwer. .06ls0o overm. lib
Following were the in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday:
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30
New cornorations.

The Alarm Bell and Novelty Works filed
articles of Incorporation yesterday. Direc.
tors-Fred Girtanner. Ferdinand Winter
halter, Albert Hieser. John William Smith.
Philin Fnchs and Edward Fawcett. Cap
ital $4,000. of which 5000 has been al
ready subscribed.
The Progress Mutual Loan Association
has incorporated, with capital of 81, 000.-
600. of which $l42, 600 has been subscribed.
Directors-E. K. Chapman, George w.
Brooks. James A. White. F. III. Eichbaum,
Lester Ulfelder, E. f. Guischord, ID.
Hirschfeld, B. HaIlgarten and Charles
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading was very dull ia Comstock shares last
week. but prices advanced few cents.
Scarcity OF the leading north-end stocks is re-
ported in the brokers' onices, ana prominent
brokers claim that few buying orders would put
prices up from-2O to so per cent.
The superintendents reports show a satisfac-
tory state OF affairs and the assays in the CJn.
Cal a. Virginia are 81 higher than during the
previous week
Many persons looked for quite break yesterday
in stocks owing TO tue death Of Mr.. Fair but their
alarm was neediess as the millionaire disposed of
ail OF his interests IN and around the Comstock
some years ago.
NOTES.
Silver was steady at $3.50 in New YORK yester.
day and at 81 3-16d in London.
Tho annual meeting OF the Bullion Mining Com.
pany has been called for January 10.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30

The greatest number of missionaries are
employed by the English associations.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30
Something New in Cigars.

A Western manufacturer has placed upon the
market fancy brand of cigars in all The fash.
ionable sizes. each OF which is incased in a
handsome glass vial, the end OF which is her.
medically sealed.
1t is explained that 'by this process the
aroma and exquisite qualities OF the tobacco
are preserved and the effects reached which
are said TO be found In the cigars smoked by
tie crowned heads OF Europe. and for which
fabulous prices are Daid." Cigars put up In
this style sell al from 40 10 60 cents each by
the box, containing twenty-five, and will no
doubt become popular for a while among young
men who have money 10 burn.-Philadelphia
Record.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-30
TO GUST THE FREEHOLDERS.
A Suit Claiming That Two of Them
Are Ineligible.

Arc inCNyiDlcs
Suit has been commenced In the Supe-
rior Court by the people of the State of
California on the relation Of Henry n.
Hoffman against M. 81. Hecht, Irving NJ.
Scott, Louis Sloss Jr.. Henry N. Clement,
Joseph Britton. Stewart MenZies, Gustave
II. Umbsen, William F. Gibson, William
B. Bourn, Colin Nj. Boyd, l. w. Helman.
Jerome A. Anderson. j. j. OBrien, l. j.
Truman and George T. Marye Jr., consti-
tuting the Board Of Freeh oders of the city
and county, in which writ of quo war.
rantui sought.
The complaint alleges that the defend
ants are not now, and never have been, a
legally constituted board of fifteen free
holders, but are now and at all times since
the election have been usurping the fune-
tions of Board Of Freeholders without
any warrant. authority or right whatever
and that the defendant board was not
elected in accordance with section of arti-
Gle Xl of the constitution.
Ii is charged that l. w. Hellman was
not eligible for office as Freebooter on the
ground that he has not been for five years
ii qualified elector of the city and county.
Prior to three years ago, 1t is alleged.
Hellman was a resident and elector of the
city of Los Angeles.
The same objection is made to w. b.
Bourn. 1t is charged that prior to two
years ago Bourn was resident and cleo
tor of Napa County.
If the charges be proved true it is
claimed that the remaining defendants are
disqualified to act as Board of Free
holders. being only thirteen 10 number.
So writ of quo warranto is prayed for,
calling upon the defendants to show to the
court by what right they hold Office as a
Board OF Freeholders, failing in which a
judgment of custer may be entered against
each and all OF them. The suit has been
consigned to Judge Wallace for hearing.