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FOR RENT-UNFCRNISE
i02s Vt ave NV, lSr. 500
o3l Pa ave NV. en-
tire building. ......265
1723 r I av NV. l7r. go
1879 X st NV. l5r. 20s. 3s
1.l6 10th st. pr. =. 200
1918 y Fl ave. Tor. lG6. 81
1910 E st NV. en-
tire building. rs
1011 Conn nv NV. 14r15o
1881 @ st NV. 1er. $50
1874 10th ct NV, 12r. $50
Road ST., Georgetown,
FPS NJ st NV, isr. .ies
1l25 10th ST NV. 22r.l20
1895 Mass av NV. 12r.1oo
1898 G st NV, Tor. 100
3&o6 U st NV, lar. 100
i456 y ST NV. l2r. 100
1884 2sth st nv, l2r. 100
z Dupont circle, 11r8. s
30 sth ST NV. st &
DIV. Tor. 1888
l2l4 F 81 NV. "a. ID
and 4th f1oors. $3.50
s1s Z st NV, l5r. .S3.3a
637 I st nr. l2r.....Ts
1923 S 81 NV. llr. so
6l6 r 81 NV. 22i-....TE
1912 10th st NV, 12r. =.
1850 Wyoming av.15r.Ts
1918 y st NV, l2r.- rs
1922 18th 81 NV. llr. z,
l449 y ct NV. 1&r....7s
BOZ Z st NV. 11r.....l.
1900 Chaplin. Ter. q.
700 Hillyer ave NV.
sos 18th st nwtaatl. 3r.To
2023 Hillyer pl. Tor. 10
1920 Sunderland .pl.
Az n ST NV. iar... "a
1921 Goth st NV. -or. IS
1913 q ST NV. Tor. =. .6-
1875 @ st. 9r. C,
eos 11th st nv. cr....6s
200 G ct NV. 12r -. az
1906 p st NV. Tor. :. a,
1909 Chaplin 81 NV. 12r6l
6oe II st NV. Tor. 49,. &c
1871 21st st nv. Or. or
Rot Maple ave NV. i2r. 9.
2o24 r st NV. 9r. -. a.
1918 nth ut NV. 12r N
1si0 2ist 81 NV. Tor. .sf
1877 n 81 NV. ilr. -. N
273s Q ST NV. Tor. ~
IT12 1ith 81 nwfNaf) .6rsf
1914 L st nv. 11r. 80
1875 o st nv. sr. -
In NV. 2or. ....... 500
L st mr. 18th NV. csr. 35o
Mass av&Scott cir.lir3sn
r I av mr. ~ av.rT-S,s. ~
I st mr. 18th nw.15r2s3. 3s
Vt av & L st NV. 1880
Mass Az mr. 18th st
NV, 1sr. 800
X 81 mr. 18th NV. isr 800
n n ave mr. Corcoran
ST. 1&- 80
Conn ave hr II. lsr. .2s5
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. 13r. rs
r ] av mr. 18th st NV,
NE cor y n av and
Oorcoran st. 1Sr. .l6s. 81
1914 18th st NV. 1lr.15f
2lst and o SITS pw.lor,sn
OFT
1924 r ST NV. basem'tsI5
Be cor 18th and +
SITS NV. Ar, entire
third floor. ..... 60
Pa av and nth NV, Or. IS
Sc cor 18th and r
SITS nv. Pr. I'd foor. 20
B3 18th st NV. LIST and
~ Aop.-S an
1870 Pa ave. I'd fioor. 30
ew cor llth and Z. 3r.3o
l2S Pa av NV, 9th Az
SIC
1Ss 7th st nw.....sio
1901 n Y ave. ~
Ills lith st NV. g:
III II 81. 81
2lo3 eth st nw.....15.5'
STA
Be. 18th and 18th. X
and I. SITS. .s45
4.sq66. Mass av & 2ist IS
2, ST Sc. .............s e.
.. 50 la5. ...........2-
The above houses car
from our onice only. TIL
JAZZ
FOR RENT-FURNISHE
handsome house within
nished. at 81. 600 per
Star ONCE.
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FOR RENT.

1141 NHav,1 2r, mi. SIS. 80
$50 to "a Nav, st&sta. IS
$40 18th. ONCE rooms .65
1852 18th. Tor, mi. .1h
1925 18th, l2r, mi IS. 81
14-16 4th ne, l3r. mi IS. 65
2S25 Pa ave.i0r. mi. &C. so
23l3 Pa av, 1lr. mi sc. 80
1114 11th, Tor. mi. 47.65
2311 Pa ave, Or, mi. ~. SO
232S Pa e,10r. mi. $3.50
23lS Pa ave. Or, mi 20. 50
2504 Pa ave, Tor, mi 81 so
213s F, Or, mi. $3.50
1921 @, Tor. IS. 50
Pas l. Or, mi. ..32. 50
2151 L, 7r, mi. ....32. sc
sos NJ ave, 7r. mi. ',0.5
2414 X, Or, mi. :. 1880
40 ID Sc, Or, mi. 80. &c
$40 Goth, 81. mi. /. 80. so
1916 Kingman, Or. misc. 50
1923 32d, Or, mi. 81. so
$40 @ ne, Or, mi. .27.50
604 11th Sc. Or, mi. 27.5C
ZOOS II, Sr, mi. .H.5o
450 Mass av, Or, mi. $50
633 4th ne, sr, Is. SO
l210-14 18th, 7r, mi. .. so
1857 sd. sto. Wig. 25. SO
AS 18th, ar. mi. Is. so
1878 Columbia. 7r. .25. so
1909 l Or, mi. so
1915 f. store. ........25
1927 p, Or, sta. W. Is
2313 II. Or, el.mi.22.Jo
206-S 9th ne, 6r. mi %. so
421 9th sw, Or. w&g. %. 50
1918 2lst, Or. wa. %. 80
204 9th ne. Or. mi. 22.G
1915 w, Or, mi. 20. sc
2224 G, 1r, W 20. 40
2024 L, Or, mi. -22.3C
1910 ed. 5r nat, gas
and heat. 20. 40
p t9ia Pa ave. 4r. g&w. 81
1906 18th. carp ter shop20
$40 I'D. Or, wa....1S.G
414-16 Elm. Or. mi. 1850
711h Goth. Sr. w&g Is. so
2322 g. Or. " & g. .1S-3c
1910 L. Or. W. .1s
For full list npply to \
jal3 1907
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1927 De Sales. l1r.f.i25
.ri1 Z NV. Ut. 40
l2i2 Union pl. Or. IS. 80
VIZ 18th Sc. ar.
THEREFORE,. 1907 + ST
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lid.
loo4 s ct NV. Or. 50
Laurel ave. Mt P1sas-
ant Tor. ..........-6 80
140e 10th Of NV, llr.5O
1911 y ct nv. Tor. 50
l24s llth st NV, 10r. as
12i2 18th 1t NV, Or. as
1901 list ct nv, Or. q
1908 Fl ri NV, er.....lS
1914 llth ct nv. Tor. ~
225 r 81 ne. Tor. as
6,3 z st nv fiat). Or. as
1102 r 81 NV, Or. As
1852 18th st NV. sr. IS
14l1 Chaplin st nv, Or. 20
l4ls sd 81 NV, Tor. go
233 r st ne, Tor. 80
IBIS 18th ct. Sr. 30
3022 ! ct NV. Or. 80
1I3& 14th st NV, 7r. 40
1871 18th ct NV, sr. 80
1884 18th ct NV. sr.37. %
iii Pa ave NV cnau.
1911 Ttb st NV, st 4 90
dw, 4r. ..-.........&
3 y Y ave NV. Or. :. IS
1879 Chaplin st. sr. IS
1892 Corcoran 81. Tor. 80
2ao6 Q 81 NV, -r. "a. rs
J B&o fats. soth&M. Or 80
$50 2 ST ne. Pr. 80
Nl5 sth st NV. 81. n 80
20 18th st NV. Sr....S
lSo1 Columbia u nv, sr2s
no6 l4th ct NV. 2r. Is
cs6 X 81 ne. Or. -
4le Elm st. lie Droit
az NJ ave .e. 7r.slso
ga " st NV. 6r. ID
1876 9Th ST NV. sr.1s.So
go Z ~ Cnat). Or. rs
2l2 LIST st sw. Or. Is
30 LIST 81 sw. 6r....1S
i121 T st NV. Or. rs
ZIG LIST ~ sw. 6r......fs
go LIST ST sw. er......1S
e1s LIST st sw, Or. Is
22e LIST 81 sw, Or. rs
ass ] 81 NV. 3r. 1880
1919 1<th ct nv. Orr,
F,.-.-..--.. -. .13So
05 Pomeroy 81. <r.12.s0
6SI Pomeroy st. 4r.l2.S0
go Pomeroy II. lr.1e-so
6ss Pomeroy It. 4r.12.s0
1907 Union court sr u. 80
In rear Of 1928 Conn
! ave. several fats. es6. =
So 18th tup ptD 3r. 10
/, ,rh.vy Chase. Ma. Or. 10
nesai~~ 81 nv. Ter. $50
2a2s 14th ~ NV. l1r.1so
18th 81 mr. Q NV. Tor rs
18th st mr. NJ NV. Or rs
u, n, mr. .%tn NV, lW-iS
iafh :, ~, ,.o
srna.,,.na y ~. -
lI09 Corcoran ct nv. erss
Hs y Gap st. o.. IS. ~
9th st mr. L NV, Tor. 50
20, raple av nv. 12r. as
Riggs mr. 18Th M mn
qr - N
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FOR RENT-1ii5 10TH ST. NV. ROOMS
ave. tna1.
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FOR RENT-924 E NV
l131 18th nw.s&d.& $40 90
4O1 @ Sc. Sr, ami. 80. sc
300 1 NV, Or, ami $50
304 4th Sc, ar, ami. q. *
ABB 9Th sw, 5r. .12.S0
1011 \ ] az sc, 5r.1i.3C
lois 1 Sc, Or.
1907 11th se, Or. .13.0C
ial2-3f IANEC z g
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FOR RENTLal3 STH n.
1923 I NV. Sr. .$50.5o
As @ ne, Or. 30
615 ID NV, Or.
1872 T NV, Sr. $3.50
1851 Harew'd av. Or. %. sc
1902 9Th NV, Or. ..22.aC
629 L ne, Or. .1S.@
ja13-3t ELLIS & CHA
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Cor AZ & n sw, SD $50
$50 9Th sw. sr, ami. .25
l23 X NV, Or, ami 25. SO
614 + sw, sr, ami .26. %
1876 @ sw, sr, wa. rs. 40
III ID sw. Or, mi. :. lie
5l7 9th sw, 6r,ami.ls.5C
AS n sw, 7r, wa. 1850
ass L sw, Or, wa. rs
942 + sw, Or, wa. rs
81 n ~ sw.6 Or. wa .l6.5C
1246 AZ sw, Or. .l3
12l6 Union sw, Or. stall
1903 F sw. Or, wa. 1850
$3.50 N sw, Or, wa. Il:
$40 NJ sw. 5r, wa. .lO.3
IA c sw, st & DIV. is
Err, cor. Az and e sw.
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!0s 10th NV. 12r. .&15o
12O2 T NV, Tor. liz
iISHED.
go l1th NV, Or. .:5.Oc
3t6 Elm st, 7r, lie
Droit Park. .....$25. 90
106 Sd ne, Or. -. .25. GU
lOS Sd ne, Or. .25.9
2a6 18th Sc, Or. .OC
s12 Sd ne, Or. %. %
l025 4th ne, Or. .lS.J0
635 L ne, 6r. ......1s.a
233 LIST sw, 5r. 80
2S7 LIST sw, tr.....10.4,,
LAG Schott al ne, 4r.t1.JC
las Schott al ne, Ar. IL
1904 Blagden's al NV, Or. 5
'NDERS Il CO., 1+o7 +.
WEAVER. go F ST. NV.
1913 9Th NV, ar. .21. 40
1890 p NV. Or, mi. 20. 30
147 Calf ne, Or. mi. ..2O.3O
241 AZ sw, Or, mi.l7.0C
1910 LIST ne, Or, mi.16.5O
412 LIST ne, 6r, mi.16.30
403 Sd sw, Or, mi. 1880
1885 1lth NV, ct. .l5.OC
- Fenton ne, Or, wa. 12.G
Sol-S09 Q NV. Or, w.12.Oo
1021-1023 18th seer,
mi. -. 30
QOS + NV, office rm. ID. 90
.a13 ,3t
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Cor 9TH and Z SITS NV, unfurnfshed rooms.
Galveston st bet 18th and 13thS Brookapd 7rl2 20
HALL.
Potomac Hall, cor 18th and Nd ave sw Sd floor $40
STORES
1897 18th NV st&dw. $40 a07 9th st NV S2s
go 9th NV st&dw. 40 so 2l20 sth ST NV stS,fe0 %
STABLES
Rear 1913 18th st nws1o Rear 215 ~ st NV. 81
Rear 222 18th ..-..S,
COAL YARD.
Cor. Sth and e SITS sw..................s SOS 90
ja12-3ts A. s. CAYwOOD, 923 9th ST NV
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FOR lighthouses.

olo 81. NV. 2Or., newly papered. SIS 90
Rear Of 1120 Conn. ave-, bet. L and NJ sts.,
two-story brick. Ar, water and gas. 49,. - SO
fal3-6t
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FOR RENT-BARNES &
1921 I'd NV. sr. mi .Sio.W
1901 Linden, L d p,
Or, mi. ..........31.50
Sl2 f NV, Or, mi. 1890
1119 n ] av NV, Or, Mill
12S E ne, Or, mi. 1880
SOB Spruce, Or, mi. 30.5C
Coz Spruce. Or, mi. .5..e
1921 9TH NV, sr. rs. 20
1888 Spruce, Sr, mi Csc
PAL Elm. Or, mi. .22.5C
1855 Linden, Or, mi. 22.5C
526-52S Tenn ave ne,
Or, mi. ..........@.W
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WESCOTT q WILCOX.

E., OR. ............el6.50
9l9 sth ne. Or. $3.50
126 10th ne, Or. .15.o0
1114 Trinidad av.6r.14.00
126 18th ne. Or. .1o.5T
1922 L Sc, Or. soc
1888 Benning I'd, 6r.s.oo
4 d 42l 1lth NV, 3r. 1000
PPEI., 62S 1lth st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
1929 NJ NV, 15r. .$20o
1765 p NV, 12r. .12s
UNFURN
1919 K NV, 1sr. .$20O.Ot
1918 II NV, 11r. 5000
Oregon av NV, Tor
south side). go. 90
1911 18th NV, Tor. $500
1913 18th NV, Tor. $3.50
is Tenn ave ne, 11r. 4G.W
$40 II l ave NV, Ut. 1000
210 5th ne, Sr. .35. &c
1901 Z NV, Tor. =. .3c.g
4011 Sth ex, Sr. .27.!1
4O13 Sth ex, Sr. .27.G
GA / NV, Sr.
S30S n NV, 11r. ...25.5d
ja13-eod3t VIM. II. SAL
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FOR RENT

2422 Pa ave,1ir, 2b. iaun-
dry. eel * st =, ami SIC
1150 18th NV. sr.ini25 SO
sos sd NV, Grab. 1880
22ls q NV. Or d b. 80. SO
9o2 I'D NV, 1r....22.5 SO
109 Goth NV, sr&b. .2s. a
Bis 10th. sr. .22.5a
Kansas ave. Or. %
Central ave near Co
lumbia I'd. 7r&sta. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13

FOR RENT-12l3 II ST,
S14 18th st, store and
cellar ............$6 SEQ
1919 14th st. store. 3. SO
ja12-tf THOS. W. HI
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10 Del ave ne, 12r. sci
e901 y st NV, Or. 10
~ 18th. l2r.
Ia Union st. 6r. lib,
DIVE TYLER & RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-13

WANTED-A GOOD LOT NORTHWEST FOR
nearly new Broom house NEAR THE CIRCI. .
DrOis Park; cellar. furnace. good ward. horIfh
front: price OF house reduced Apply to JOHN
o. JOHNSON, G17 F. 1aI3-3t
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10s 10th NV. 12r. .&15c
l202 z NV, LOT. ....llI
ISHED.
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FOR RENT-i17 H 81. NV; SIX ROOMS AND
bath; sanitary plumbing; central location; in
ducements Will he offered desirable and pcrma-
nent tenant. OWNER, go 10th ST. n jal3-3t"
FOR RE.NT-A LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
house; 10 rooms and basement Kitchen nice
stable attached Inquire at 2,SS 14th ST., corner
kenesaw avenue. Ja13-3t
FOR KENT-CoNiFORTABLE 7-RoOM FRAME;
SIS y NV; all IN. l.; q desirable home; lent
5000.
jal3-3t WALTER II. ACKER. 7o4 l4th NV.
FOR RENT-4s4 n. ]. AVE. NV: s ROOMS;
jaiSDSt WALTER H. AcKER. 7o4 14th NV.
FOR RENT
1910 9th NV, Or, rent reduced to. $50 90
1885 st. NV, ior., rent reduced ...... COCO
l6U6 18th ST. NV, 12r., rent reduced to-. 20
24l4 h st. NV, ST., rent reduced to. $3.50
1917 9Th st. NV, ST., rent reduced 80 %
A. L. COuMBE,
ja13-3t 1i25 New York ave.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED DWELLING 100 l5TH
Thus. d. BOND,
1alo-lw' 612 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-1S0S LINDEN ST., LIE DRor PARK ;
two-story and cheerful basement uouse; Z
rooms; in thorough repair low rent to desirable
tenant. Inquire ut 1911 n. j. NV. It,
FOR RENT-A CORNER RESIDENCE N THE
der; the furniture is new, and will be cold 10
lessee at less than cost; immediate possession TO
purchaser of furniture; permission to examine
daily, between hours Of 10 to II In, rent xo5
per mo- THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
Jal373t' 1324 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-FIRST- CLASS MODERN STABLE;
room for horses and carriage; Goa Gilman =
room; water and gas; Of 1872 NV; SIS.
jal3-3t WALTER II. ACkER, 704 14th INV.
FOR RENT-ONE STABLE, TWO STALLS, SIS PER
month. 92I l. st. NV. It,
FOR fENT-STABLE, CONTAINING 5 STALLS;
coIcrete floor, water, &C.: room for carriage and
buggy; rat proof feed room, Is by r. Apply
to OWNER, 1924 st. NV. ja1l ST.
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE.

FOR RENT-wARE HOUSE AND STORAGE ROOMS
1905 ST., opposite wholesale market; $780, In
Quire 92SIa La. ave. oc23 -3m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-A FEW PARTIES TO TAKE STOCK
in company nearly formed; ground floor; capital
SMALL business safe and proftabe convincing
IL looked into. Address BUSINESS, Star office.
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FOR RENT-iI39 y II
ave. l2r. 2 BIS. .ss3.33
PAPA Pa av.12r.2 bis. 10
1921 y Y ave. 11r&b..-
1902 Greg av. 10r&cel. 90
1872 d Sc, Tor and $3.50
ja4-tf ID. l..
The morning call., 1894-03-24
RAILROAD NOTES.
No Mails From the East-Last Days
of the Low Rates.

INO Jill hhS A-HSN $1,000 10y -
of the Low Rates.
Travel still continues to be very large
both from the East and the southern por-
ton of the State.
On Tuesday last over 800 passengers ar
rived on train 2 from Ogden. Yesterday
morning overland train 2 brought 242
passengers, most OF them in tourist Sleep
ers, and the later express train from Og-
den had a considerable mum ber of passen-
gers in Pullmans.
One effect of the cut rates is to prac-
ticaly wipe out the distinction between
frst-class and second-class travel.
Since the first-class rate between Cali
f0rnia and the Missouri River was cut
from $50 to $40. first-class tickets have been
lower than second class, for there has been
no cut in the latter.
The cut rates remain in force to and in
cludIng Saturday. March 81, and on Sum-
day, April !, the rates go back to the old
figures.
No overland mail arrived in this city
yesterday morning, and there will be none
TO-DAY on account of the snow blockade on
the Union Pacific.
1t is expected that the full board o.
directors will be present at the m Getting OF
the Southern Parinc officials next week.
The morning call., 1894-03-24
THE IOWA BAND.
Its Affairs Further MuddIed by
Chattel Mortgage.

A chattel mortgage was filed 10 the Hall
of Records yesterday of interest 10 those
connected with the Iowa band The
mortgage was executed at Des Moines,
Iowa. on January 10 last. BY ii all the
instruments and property of the band are
decided to T. S. Treat, trustee for the
owners OF SIX notes again ST the band. The
brst of these notes is for $1,000, dated
November %, 1893, and payable four
months therefr0m 10 the Des Moines
Tor S125 each, dated April 6, 1892, and
payable to The Central Loan and Trust
Company Of Des Mones. The sixth note
is one for $500 to secure the payment Of
any sums within this amount that might
be advanced by Frederick Phinney. II
the notes were not paid On or before
March 23 1894. th e agreement was that the
Indebtedness be collecta BILE by foreclosure
The mortgage is signed bv George c.
Newman. president, and Joseph Ulch,
secretary of the Iowa State band
The fling of the mortgage shows, when
the Indebtedness created in this CITY is
considered, how much valuable time and
money has been sunk 10 this defunct band.
which entered the city with flving colors.
but is now on the verge of disbandment'
its credit gone, some of its members dis
graced and most of them stranded in a
strange city.
Another attachment was fled against
the lava Stale band for S105 yesterday by
j. E. Shain, assignee of a claim for ser
vices rendered.
By some means ii has been stated that
The Iowa band was boarded a. the Point
Lobos House. whereas the proprie, or of
hat hosIelry dec laTes that IL was at the
The morning call., 1894-03-24
SHALL LION AND BEAR MEET ?
The Police Inquire Into the Nature
of the Proposed Contest.

Police Ca tain Doug lass visited Booue's
Arena at the fair grounds yesterday 10 in
auire about the proposed wrestling
match" between a lion and a grizzly bear,
which Off ers of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals assert will
be brutal fight that ought TO be preven ted
II possible. The captain was assured that
the contest would be only wrestling
ma IN.
>, Harry Hamilton, press agent for Colonel
Boone, says that no one shall prevent the
contest. as IL will be a harmless exhibition
OF sSill between the animals
The morning call., 1894-03-24
To-Day's Entries.

The f0IIowing are the entries Tor to-day's
races:
First race. half mile, two.year-olds, selling
Sea Spray 119, Rey Alfonso 116, Plquant j 8.
Gallant 10, Silver los, Dolly l. filly 1O3,
Mod ! III, Twilight 112, Malo DIabIo llS
Captain Coster 11S.
second race, five furlongs. selling-Lodi o4,
Chevy Chase 80. Bliss 80. Nellie Van 90, North
104, Joe Cotton 112, ROmair 116. LoudonyiIIe
100, Promise SO, Patsy ONeil 1o5, Bouze los.
Midnight LOG. Motto 110, Midget 1o6
Third race, fhrteen-sixteenihs OF a mile SELL
ing-Happy Day 115, De Bracry 101, Rapp r
107, j ke Allen 90. TenDi 80, Romair IL 6,
Viceroy 100, Clacquer LOG. Catch EN- 50,
Conde 113.
fouIin race, one mile and quarter. handi-
cap-Oakiand 113, Royal Flush 1l2. Hospur
l04, Centella 100, Clacquer 81. Carmel SO,
Happy Band 80
Fiith race, one mile and a quarter hurdles,
seiling-Longwel 134, Templrmore 135. Red
Cloud l46, Zampost ia, Yokohl 131, FL Do
The morning call., 1894-03-24

thorough search for prussic aciG, nemIoek
and other poisons of the alkaloid class and
so far has found nothing.
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No Poison Found.

Ine analysis of the organs taken from
Alice Aldersley's body will be finished by
Chemist Miller to-day. He has made a
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Bay District House and disclalm> any
loss through the missing clariopet-player's
daDarture.
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CHILDR \ BOARDED.

THOSE WHO Do NOT WISH Tc PUT THEIR
children in public homes will find good private
Cal mr22 Ats
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THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG LADY DULY
L qualified and with some experience, desires a
position, temporary or permanent. as stenogra-
pher and typewriter: understands also the use of
the Edison mimeograph: moderate in her idea of
salary. Address Is. M. of ASHTON Il GAR
DIN FR. All Montg mpry st. mr4 I'm
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PROPOSALS.

: n = :, oC[~1[~-.N
mn to noon on the I'd dev OF April, 1894, at the
office OF the Grand secretary OF the Grand Lodge
l. o. O. F. OF California. for the printing stitch
ing and binding OF 1900 copies of the Revised
journal OF Proceedings of the Forty-second Ses-
type plates of the same and 700 copies of the Uf-
GERS, REPORTS and paly Journals.
Specifications can be procured at the ofice of
the undersigned, room l, odd Fellows building
coraer Seventh and Mark ct SITS, san Francisco
mr24 st GEO. T. SHAW Grand Secretary
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sIruAIio>s ) ALI.

pRoPERTY OWNERS, NOTICE A GOOD
painter and hardwood hnisher wants work
Will do any kind OF work; good references from
last employer Address c. L., box 46 this Of
fee. mr2A are
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+ iris ARE ALWAYS INTERESTED IN
~ beautiful things: that is the reason they get
SO much enjoyment out of Picturesque Cali
tornia-"
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A DVlCE FREE IN ALL LEGAL. Nj ALTERS.
divorce. probate laws, marriage contracts, prt.
tAte. y W. HOWE, att'y-at-law. Ne. ] fifth ST. *
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Time. :4914
Good start. Won bandily bS two lengths, three
lengths between second ana third.
Ii L irano 1O4. Pat Murphy lis. Laurel los.
Miss Buckley los, My Charm l04. Gerhardiue
colt 106, Zebe 100 and Experiment colt l12 also
ran, ana finished in that order.
Betting: each Cau lie. Mollie X, to 5
Gasser, 10 Ell Tirano. l5 each Pat Murphy and
Experiment colt, 40 each Laur el and My Charm
80 Gerhardine colt. $50 Zebe.
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EINEST CABINETS, 81 PER DOZ. EICHEN
RERGER'S GaiIa--- En2 nIAats ava cor fSraar
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HELP wANTED-CoNTINUI ID.

A ANTED-AT SAN MATEO. A GIRL TO DO
general hOusew0rk; wages $50. Address 7 U.
boy 95. San Marco. Cal. mr24 2t*
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Y DUNG MAN WANTS POSITION OF ANY
kind; would prefer TO work with or take care
oil b, rses; good references given. Address NJ W.,
box 80, Call Branch Ofice mr24 3t$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-16
SUBURBAN NEWS.
ALEXANDRIA.

Mrs. Sullivan and son of Richmond are In
the city visiting Mr. p. H. Sullivan.
The steamer Wakefield of the Washing
ton Steamboat Company will leave for Bal
timore in a few days to receive complete
overhauling.
The mayor has issued additional orders
to the police force in regard TO the jumping
on and off of trains by small boys on Henry
and Fayette streets.
In the mayors court this morning the fol-
lowing cases were tried: Henry Brown. for
defacing property, dismissed; Alex. Ogden,
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
fined $780, Walter Posey. for the same Of
Tense, $3.50; George Chichester. for being
drunk, sixty days; Ernest Zell ard Mike
Ready. for defacing the property of Kate
Smith, were dismissed, the charge not be-
ing sustained.
Mr.. Chas. c. Carlin. the newly appointed
postmaster, did not take charge of the post
Office this morning as was anticipated. 1t
is thought however, he will do SO in a few
days
In the case of the Deis Manufacturing
Company agt the Mount Vernon Fire In
surance Company the jury, on Saturday
evening rendered a verdict in favor OF the
Deis company for $1,5SS.
The work of extending Royal street and
the other second ward improvements was
finished on Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-16
ANACOSTIA.

The application of Mr.. ]. T. Fowler to the
Commissioners for hydrant TO be placed
at the corner of Monroe and Harrison
streets has been denied.
Mrs. w. S. Odell OF Washington and her
daughter, Mrs. w. Kesley Schoepf of Eek
ington, dined with friends on Maple avenue
en- Friday.
The entertainment and hop given by the
teachers of the public schools at Grange
Hall. Oxon Hill. on Thursday evening last.
for the purpose of increasing the school
fund. attracted a large number of young
people from Anacosua and East Washing
ton. A choice program was rendered, at
the conclusion of which the floor was
cleared for the dance, which was enjoyed
up to a late hour. Among those present
were Rev. and Mrs. Poffenberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS Feidon, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Owens.
airs. c. Martin. Mrs II. Hungerford. Mrs
G. Cornell Mr.. and Mrs. John Dement,,
Misses b. Marlowe, F. Grady, y. Owens.
c. Owens, Gertrude Gates j. Moore. s.
Bonini, Martin, O. Gibbons, NJ. Grimes. Rosa
Grimes, NJ Fowler, A. Howell, j. Owens,
A. Grimes, Harris, Kirby, Little and Nc
Croft and Messrs. John Kane, y. Cusick,
Jos A. Curtin, n. Montgomery, ellison En-
twisle, p. Mazzoula, J. Mazzoula, J. Fowler
Osterman, Nalley, Bonini, Brooks, Boche
Dean, Howell Owens, A. Emo, Gates. De-
ment, Cox and Drs. Pyles and Frank
Haines.