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Base Ball Game. Yesterday.

Base Ball Games Yesterday
At Richmond, Va.-Richmond, 6: Peters,
burg, 8.
At Little Rock, Ark.-Chicago. s: Little
Rock, 0.
At Bethlehem, Pa.-Allentown, 80; SYRIA
cuse Indians, 2.
AT Roanoke. Va.-Lynchburg, 5; Roam
oke, 4.
At Norfolk. Va.-Norfolk, 2; Portsmouth, q.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, s; St Paul, 8.
At New York-New York, 20; Columbia
College 2
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defeated the 14th Street Base Ball Club of
southwest by score of 1S to ID. The win
ming club would like to hear from all teams
under thirteen years. Address challenges
to r. HUMPHREYS, 1915 street southwest.
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Golf Tournament Postponed.
The tournament of the Washington Golf
Club will not come of this week. as
originally intended, but will be played
Friday and Saturday, April 25,
N and 81
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In lovely SPADES Of lavender. pink light blue and
nile green. at two dollars and q quarter. In the
Fancy SILK Waists noticed q hundred different
styles and coloriags ranging as high a. twenty
dollars, many of which were perfect 'dreams." I
was particularly struck with the cheapness OF
Black Figured Japanese silk Waists at i've DOL
lars
Spring Coat, Cape or Waist at McKnew's, or any
thing else, for that matter. a. you can depend
upon just what they tell you. and should anything
they sell you prove unsatisfactory your money
would be forthcoming upon request.
A FASHION WRITER.
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Bench show MT Ro.tan'

The eleventh annual bench show of the
New England Kennel Club opened at Me-
chanics' Hall, Boston, yesterday There
are 752 CANNES entered, among them being
a number Of animals valued at between
$4,000 and $4,000. In the St. Bernard
class Alton, Jr., and Duke Of Lincoln are
the stars. The Newcastle kennels show a
collection of Charles spaniels, while the
Wee Wah kennels of New York have sent
some prize-winning field spaniels. The
judges began operations at the opening of
the show. Four rings are to be in opera
ton at once.
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Umpire Mcounid Deod.

John McQuaid, the well-known base ball
umpire. died suddenly last evening at the
residence of his brother-in-law, Frank Law
Ter, at Chicago. McQuaid had been Ill
several days with stomach trouble, caused
, by severe cold, but it had been thought
that he would be up in short time. Death
Is supposed to have resulted from heart
failure, due to stomach trouble
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II you have been unde-
cided about q Silk Waist
and haven't seen yet
just what you want don't
fail to see the new ones
at McKnew's, which,
they inform me, had Just
come in. I was shown
q line of Wash Crepon
Waists that looked for
all the world like silk,
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The billiard tournament for a purse of
$3.50 and the championship of New Eng
land. which has been in progress at Bos-
ton since March 20, was finished last night.
Fred e. Games, the present champion, re-
tains the title and takes the purse.
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Amateur Base Ball.

The Arsenals ard the Portlands played
an exciting game of ball on the formers
ground Monday, which resulted in VIC
tory for the Portlands by Is to 10.
The third team of the Canterburys have
defeated the third team of the B. and o.
Stars by % to IA. The battery for the win
ners were Vogt and Crowley.
The r and D Stars of South Washington
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FOR RENT-BY
TffOS. G.. HlCNSEY & CO.. 1900 i ST. NV,
SIG 18th st. NV. rooms. bath. closets,
3 stories and basement, stable on rear
furnished, per year; ................ sIooo.oo
25 N ]. ave. NV, IL rooms completely
furnished ................ 10000
1877 10th ST. NV. stories and cellar,
10 rooms and bath, corner house. hot
water heat. furnish ID ................. 5000
45l NJ st. n-wr Il rooms, completely fur
nised ........................ 1900
24 Ind. ave. NV. 10 rooms, furnished. 1000
VA Md ave n.e.. Z rooms. furnished. 80. 5000
49, Westminster st. W. 10Th an1 10th
= 5 ard II. 3 stories and cellar, rooms
and bath, furnished. :....;........ 5000
453 NJ ST. NV. 4 rooms. furnished part
Of house,. ......................... 5000
III 81. NV, 10 rooms and bath $500
$50 18th st. NV. . rooms and bath 400
10 9Th st. ne, 2-story and basement, 8
rooms ...................... ......... $3.50
GS \. Y ave. n.e.. rooms, new house,. $3.50
231 Elm st. NV, stories. 49,. 2O3O
III 18th st. ne, 2-story, rooms. 1850
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WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,

1407 ST NV
. HOUSES OF EVERY KIND. AND ALWAYS
SOMETHING NEW TO OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS.
FOR INSTANCE:
furnished house, unaIualed by any We have
ever offered; in the best locality; Is rooms and
baths. The owner viii rent TO strictly private
FAMILY OF Two Or three persons during her sojourn
in II the snmth. Price: $3.50 per month.
bERNiSHED Houses. $500. $3.50. $500. 1915
FURNISHED HOUSES 49,. 30 S.. 50. Is
The Grant Mansion, Iowa circle. ........ $3.50. 90
Scott circle. l5rs., elegantly furnished $4,000
FOR RENT-FIRNIsHED-I ADDiTioN TO
OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HOUSES II WASH
Houses THAT WE ARE Nor PRWm.EtiED TO
POST SlisI Or Dir ! ADwENilSE BUT WILL RENT TO Ac
,, For RE RET 7 "A LuXuRIorsLY FURNISHED
Our R an j AND SHORT TALK ' WITH m2
rs WILL. RELIEVE OUR CUSTOMERS OF MUCH
LABOR IN SEARCHING FOR HOUSES
Our office Is convenient to tine principal hotels.
ID examine property. Telephone 1917.
We give oar map OF Washington to callers at Of
hes' or send by nal IsIrr pxrSurn
GO l4th, 10 % VT Pleasant, q so
y a, st NV. Ioo0" Col Hts. new. r.: g 90
st mr. Conn ar l0rsJ00 Office rms. i0f st 1000
1 Wss ii mls st. ksHT E Col 90
Cor l3th& Tor 90 Carin Springs, 1r. II so
l4th stool Hts Tor 50 so SIG st sw, Or. Is 40
18th stool Hts. l0-. so 90 30I II ne. 7r.....14.5O
l2la2i 10th st. Tor. 80 ao7 sw. 5r.......1300
81 Quincy st Or, new 50 50 Brookland. CIR. 90
Holmead Manor. yr Oh li6 Shott's alley. - 80
STORES AND OFFICES.
1913 9TH ST.. store ard dwelling SI5. 90
i sio' St. rooms heat .............. $500
go 1Ith ST. Office building. .125.OO
1t WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO., 1907 ST.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Issued Dec. 10. 1895 :
ESTATE OF MARIA T. SToDDARD LATE OF
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court the District of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court, for Letters of administration said estate
by Harold St c. Johnson asking appointment of the
Washington Loan ard Trust Co. administrator. this
is to give noticEto IN concerned to appear in said
9s Sas on EKD rs third I'd day of 1snuaEy AD
Ap Attest SH'u'D ~ " J. NoTA McGr11.
de1iiaw3w Il IL i'' 1'ppt'e'n'
Filed Noysmnsr - lis95; J; R. Young. Clerk.
The American seeur Sel9 an Trust com,,Dx ,or
poration, srustee under the last will and tesla
In Equity No9 16s$4 ''"''s' ue'enu'''''S
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
On motion Of TIE accomplishment by William A.
MCKINNEY, its Solicitor. it is this 10Th day No
venber, A. D. n S95, ordered that the DEFENDANTS
Mary Spencer Noble Pattie Belle Tishman; iona
ander Harrison and lucy Bird Harrison (mnors}
Bradford o. HARRISON Lydia Caroline Harrison "a
minor: E.anet Susanna i,I,a Willis, Robert Leigh
Spencer Emily ii. HAYDEN the Hospital of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA, the Home for Incur
ables (New York, and Eme!ine Co.e, cause their
appearance to he entered herein before the
first rule day occurring fGrty 4Ol days after this
date; otherwise this cause may be proceeded with
in of default.
The object of this suit is to obt,;n a judicial
construction of the last will and Testament Of
Mary E. Ruth. deceased late of Washington De-
and for reference 10 an auditor to state an account
Provided, copy of this order be published once
n week for four weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter and in Evening Star previous 70 said date.
E. F. BINGHAM, c. ].
true copy. Test. J. r. YOUNG Clerk.
By NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk. noeo-1awiw
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l74S Corcoran nv, 10r. As
1146 18th st NV. l0r. As
1l4S 18th st NV. l0r. As
1850 18th st NV, Tor. AS
1852 18th st NV, Tor. AS
1928 o st NV, Or. As
$50 18th st NV. 12r. ..X
24l6 14th ct NV, Or. ..S
1409 Stoughton ut
NV. Or, 81
85 E Cap st, 11r. 1850
1854 18th st NV. !0r. 40
222 y st NV, Sr. 40
1905 Chaplin st NV, 6r.4e
I'LL A st 50, sr. ....40
l119 10th st NV, Tor. 40
l24S 18th st NV. Tor. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, Or. 40
IT'S 18th st NV. Sr. 40
2408 18th ct NV, Or. 40
1910 kcEesaw ave,
l"i -...s.. soe .yV
1924 9Th st NV, Or. Is. q
1918 Fla nv NV, Sr. .3
1897 18th st NV, Or. .es
1863 Q st NV, Or. ....35
1925 18th st. Or. IS
1917 s st NV, 7r. as
225 r st ne, Tor. 80
1910 v st NV. 7r&sta. 80
1874 14th ST. sr. 80
1903 Linden st NV. 9r.30
666 f st ne. Sr. 80
1910 v st NV. 7r. 80
pa LIST st Sc. Sr. 80
2908 @ st NV. r.. .2S. 80
23S r st ne. Tor. .T.0
AZ I st ne, Or. SO
101 D st Sc. Sr. rs
1245 9Th NV, 7r. %
43 Fl st nw..........3
sO7 ID ct nv, Or. ....@
1916 Wallach st. Or. .25
1880 9th st nw.7r.. 90. IS
SO c St NV. Tor. 20
1526 Goth st NV, Or. %
4O15 Sth st NV. Sr. 20
30 18th NV. fiat. Ar. 20
1928 Doth st NV. Or. 20
125 lnth st Sc. Or. 1850
CAB, 645&65l Acker st
ne. Tr (each).. liz
22O7 7th st NV. Or. lie
1921 Both st NV. sr. 80
1917 18th nw.5r(r'r,.13.3 30
1919 '4th st NV (r'r)13.30
230 LIST st sw. Or. 1850
800 LIST st sw. Or. .12.D
212 1st st sw, Or. ..l2.50
216 LIST st sw, Or. ..12.50
DOG LIST st sw, Or. ..12.50
ITO and 1112 g Ut NV,
entire building.
1919 y Ii av frcar1...10
liz 7 st sc. Or.
Sc COLUMN.
]. FISHER & CO..
1924 f st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.


FOR RENT = RARE CHANCE - ESTABLISHED
boarding house, furnished; rooms, occupied with
prompt paying guests; II bed rooms; satisfactory
reasons for renting. Address A. J. c., Star office.
del1-3ts
FOR RENT-FINELY FURNISHED RESIDENCE:
head Of Yelling ST. near 14th. just on top Of the
Hill. Parlors. library 2Ox4O dining room 24x24,
office, Kitchen and pantries on first floor. Billiard
room, II chambers, bath rooms and servants
rooms, I'd and 81 floors Laundry, furnace rooms
and cellar in basement. Open fires all over house.
Broad verandas; large lawn; fine view; modern
stable. STABLER & McREYN0IDS. Agents,
de10-5ts 141O G st. NV.
FOR RENT-DESIIsABLE HOUSES, ALL PARTS
OF city; Convenient; sizes, large and small; Anil
FUR and unfur; low rents. +. +. .VROOMAN e
Co., 1919 + st. NV. d9-3ts
FOR RENT-PRESS- BRICK BAY-wINDOW; 8
rooms ami. and concrete cellar; nice yard;
stoves all clean: ready to move in. Must be seen.
119 New York ave. NV d9-3ws
FOR RENT-N NORTHWEST SECTION, COVE
ntent to cars, a very desirable corner house. fac
Ing south; fifteen rooms; sunlight in every room;
bath rooms; hot water heating apparatus, with
automatic temperature regulator. Terms very
reasonable. Address Room 40, Central Power
Station, Capital Traction Co. d7-1ws
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FOR RENT-FUR, LARGE AND DESIRABLE
dwelling with strble, 1122 Vermont ave. NV,
opposite the Portland: will be leased on reason
able tie to desirable tenant. TYLER K RUTH
ERFORD, 1907 st. NV. no2o-lSt'
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLIFTON ST., CO.
lunibia Heights: new. modern house; 1G rooms;
baths; hot water heat; cabinet mantels; gas
logs electric lighting; electric bells: billiard
table; fully and handsomely furnished; $3.50 per
month: com. to agents. Apply to OWNER, on
the premises no23-4Ot
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FOR RENT-RESiDENCE 435 ST. NV: s
rooms and bath; kitchen In rear OF dining room
yards cellar and rear alley; can be bought cheap
on easy terms. Apply to owner, II. W. FENWlCk,
Coz + St NV deJ-3t
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT FUR. AND UNFITR. ROOM, WITH
board; all comforts of a good private home: terms
reasonable 63S East Capitol st. dill 3J"
FOR IENT-ONE FURNISHED AND ONE IN
furnished room, southern EXPOSURE; large win
dowS; heated by furnace; convenient to printing
and pension offices, Capitol and lines. 1Ol G
ST. INV. Nel-2t
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THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY,
FOR RENT-FIATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS-
l21G Md sw 2&3r Sc 90 1903 14th, 7r. SIG. 90
THE i ,. FRIEBus, RIM. %. Ohio Bank, 18th & G.
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WANTED-HELP.
MA LIE.

WASTED-YOIING MAN WHO HAS HAD ENPE-
riencc in iypcsettine; good position for an indus
trious and steady boy Write, stating experience
and where last employed. Box 49, Star office.
del
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FOR RENT-251S 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
Heights; new; modern: II rooms; steam heat:
open dreplaces; cabinet mantels: electric light
ing; handsomely papered: instantaneous fire
alarms; awnings and screens; neishborhood un-
eIcelled; open all day; rent. SO per month";
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L OR RENT JOHN L. WEAVER.
Cor. and Sth cts. NV.
61S 9th NV, cafe 233 Spruce. LDP. Or. 20 20
and 12r. S135. 90 1924 23d. Or (roD. s30
2l7 NV l0r. 1900 Whouse I'd mr. nwls.O0
Ills II ne, sto&dw 90 SOB X NV. store. 90
1889 Stoughton Sr. 90 office rms, Gc9
81 LIST Sr. .26.O0 NV, list floor. 100
a32 Elm, LID PIX, Or 1 fur r. gland DC. II %
(col ten). 1880 OIL 7-1y 18th c,6r. . 90
deS-t
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FOR RENT
SO2 AND SOL nth STREET NV.
Two large adjoining brick dwellings. each CON-
tanning IL rooms, 10 large closets, line dining
room and every convenience.
viii be rented separately or together: excel
lent location for residence and apartment Use;
convenient to all hotels, government depart
ments .nd places of interest generally.
Rent reasonable 20 desirable tenants
THoS ]. FISHER & CO..
daS-Gt 1924 st NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-NEAR BENNING, D. c., A SMALL
farm; acres, outbuldnSs, &c. Apply to JNO.
E. TAYLOR, t213 y st. NV. d10-St
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FUR HEM
n n Dup cir. $SOOI R at nr Goth, Tor. .125
18th o. 22r. .4iG.87 10th st O. lar. .125
Wyoming 20, 22r375l H st nr 10TH 1lr. 125
4 st nr 18th, lSr. .3OQl Woodley lane, Tor. ..125
vt L. 1Sr. .3O0 jefferson pl 10, ir. 12J
X st 17th 17r. .2Iol Nd ne nr 9th, Tor. .
R av nr 18th. 12r .250l st mr. 18th, r.....125
Q st mr. 18th, 12r. .25Oi st 20th Tor. Fps
10th st Il. 11r. .225 st mr. 18th. 13r. .125
Mass 17th 13r. 225l 10th o, .125
N st NV mr. 10Th 14r 22s K st mr. 10th NV, l2r. no
F st 21st, 1877. .2OO Q bet 22d&23d nw.13r1oO
10th st H. 11r. .175l Cor 18th st and Ken
st near 18th, lar. 1855. 81 esaw av, Tor. 100
18th st mr. L. 11r .160 18th st mr. II, l1r. 100
N Capitol st cor G, st nr I'd Sc. 11r: 100
16r ............. 15O Corcoran mr. 18th. Or. 100
18th Kenesaw 17r. 15O I'd st ne B, 12r. 100
18th st cor Cor 18th st n I nv. 9c. SO. SO
coran, 11r. n Cap st nr 3, Or. ga. 80
p st nr GOTH 15r. .15O b st mr. LIST sc, 11r.. rs
N st mr. 18TH 12r. 1850 l4th st nr Stoughton,
st mr. 18th. lar. .150 Tor .............. IS
18th st T, 11r. .15O Fla av mr. 18th. ST.. rs
r st nr 2lst nw Tor. 15O CorcOran 18th. Or. Is
18th st II, Ar I50l Corcoran NJ 18th, 11r. rs
21st o, Tor. 1851 2lst mr. b. 12r. 500. 10
= st near 18th, lOr 125 'B&Q," 30th&M, 7r. .85
Hillyer pl nr 2lst 1lr 12J Riggs st 18th. Or. 80
C0rcoran nr 18th, Or. rs oath L, Or. so
2 st mr. 18th, 13r. .125 st I'd, 7r. so
10Th mr. Mass ave, 13r .125 X st 18th, 19r. -
18th st mr. NV, 12r. 125 2 st Both, Or. .35
DeSales mr. 11th lOr- LIS
SEE UNFURNISHED HOUSE COLUMN.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
de7-tf 1924 st. NV.
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MANICURE

MADAME LIE FEVRE. BEAUTY PARLORS
Manicurng, shampooin4 massage and steaming
Of face by frst-cass artists. ITO + st. NV
Rooms 20 and ~. Washington, DC. se3-4ms
MADAME PAWN, HIGH CLASS
MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. 7O3 18th at. NV.
Sundays. 8 Am. to ] pm nol6-4d
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FOR SALE-DINING AND LUNCH ROOM, 419
9th st. NV; partner has left city: cash offers
wanted; can lie seen daily from 10 am. till
pm. dlO-3ts
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR ALE-PREPARATORY TO OCCUPYING
stores and to make room for 90 stock
Offering % bicycles at special cash fig
Also secondhand machines at bargains.
ENTERPRISE CYCLE co. 90S y. y. ave. NV
de6-6t
FOR SALE-CLuH BEING FORMED TO BY
high grade bicycles at 500: OILY 81 per week. il
get - me'lbers. Address w. ]. E, BOX
40. Star Office. nu:D-tf
For SALE-l!iE BALANCE OF OUR SECOND
HAND WHEELS; closing them right out
ut way down. next spring prices; they 60
CLINE BROS. Bicycle Dealers. 400 Pa ave. nos
REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED PROMPTLY
in one of the best equipped shops in city; nickel
ing. enameling 600 deg. heaU and in colors; new
sprockets, rims and pneumatic tires applied to old
wheels most central location. 1i23 y. Y. ave
no1Gtf
FOR sALE-NEw LADIES. SEQ; MEMS. $50; Full
ly guaranteed Thoroughly overhauled wheels, SIS
and upward. Open nights. Most central loca ion,
1923 New York
nol6-tf OWEN CYCLE co. oldest in city,
FOR sALE-CRAWFURD BICYCLES MEMS AND
ladies' wheels, $50; boys and girls wheels,
$3.50 These are good bicycles and fully guar
anteed ~ mfr. JOHN p MURPHY. 6O2 st.
NV. no16-1m"
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BOARDING.

3 COMMUNICATING FRONT ROOMS TOGETHER
or sinsly; southern exposure ut back: well heat
ed: good board and honc comforts; IS per week
each to business men in room. 92s n. Y.
FOR RENT-BOARD AND ROOMS AT 3OT ID ST
NV; delightful house; large rooms; locat ton ex-
cellent and convenient; rates moderate. d3-12t"
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REAiINGtfON TyPEwRTTERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered free
in city; o4e month applies on purchase Of new
when directly following rensai.
WYGKQFE. sEAMA3S & BENEDICT,
dl9-tf Cor. S:h and f NV.
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GENTLEMAN WITH SATISFACTORY REFER
ence, having $500 or more. can enter a business
established 10 years risk. and good profit
guaranteed. Address, with reference, Box 81.
Star office. d103t~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALI.

WANIED-BY FiIiST-CLAsS COLOIiED MAN, A
suitGatfon US butler with Erst-ciass family
Senator is competent Iu1 reiia bic: give the best
of references. Call address i5Zi l. vt. NV
d.O-2Gs
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dr5-t liUb u ST. NV.
FOR RE.NT-AND SALE-LAltGE NUMBER OBJ
furnished and unfinished houses in the north
west.
Mrs. BRINTON STONE,
Real Estate and Insurance. Broker
ocIo-2m 1921 De Sales st. NV.
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WANTED-HOUSkS.

WANTED-YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL,
RENT OR EXCHANGE? WE HAVE CONSTANT
INQUIRIES FOR SUCH SEND Us YOUR LIST
PROMPT Personal ATTENTION. JAMES
BAYNE. ROOM $. 63l PA. AVE NV. del l-3t'
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF FROM 0
to IL roonls modern improveme in good loc:l-
ton; near street cars. If terms are satisfactory
rent will be paid In advance. Address y. NJ. f.,
Star office. dy-:,t'
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WANTFl-A MAN WITH SOME BUSINESS
publications. who sell Christmas novelties on
the instalim mt plan and collect on salnr. Apply
Room No. 30, lie DIoit bldg. lcor. Sth and + nwJ
la
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FOR RENT-R. l. AVE. BET. 14TH AND 18TH
sts-A fine house: IL large rooms. cellar, bath
rooms: steam heat; now occupied 10y owner. Will
rent for a year more ut moderate rent
de9-6t GEO. W. LINZ ms, 500 18th st. NV,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-18

Reed, with his influence as prospect i've Speaker and possible Presiden- tial nominee, could undoubtedly have made such change among the Republicans as would have passed the gold bond bill through the House had he so willed; but he wanted it defeated for party expedience, whilst for purposes of ambition he dare not antagonize it personally. It is astonishing how many politi- clans there are who think they are peculiarly adapted to the double
 water-carrying act, although they are perfectly aware that nobody ever succeeded in doing it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-18

Physicians have discovered a serious danger-to the public health ill new form of baking powder large quantities of which have been put upon the market under different names. Alum baking powders have VIII no longer buy them knowingly. The bitter taste which they leave in the food becoming recognized by con sumers, the deception practiced in selling them for pure cream of tartar powders could be no longer main tained. To overcome this bitter taste the manufactures are now using a mixture af alum and phosphate acid. Chemical tests, however show that the phospate and alum of the baking powder are, by the heat of baking, partially resolved into phosphate of q salt declared by chemists to be poisonous and which, being readily souble in the gastric juices, is dangerous to be taken into the stomach
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-18
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION
This Date h History Feb. IS,

I745-Alexander Volta diseov- ,11-Fz5s7 erer of voltaism, born faSSigs55s 55sSz. { died 1897. Volta gained
 celebrity as an electrician NJ .~v- and natural philosopher. ss eS1 He invented electrical ap- ! N-A paratus and improved on a eess-S the work of his country -ssSS3a sSS3aassss.=..s4-< man GaIvani. discoveI'er of sS5sA ,eGkF galvanism Volta invented - the pile, which produces continuous electric cur cHARLo rents by the contact of diff CusHMl ferent substances. Napoleon encou his experiments and conferred upo the tisie of count and the office of 8 of the kingdom Of Italy. The tern which means the practical unit of e motive force, is contraction from I795 95-George Peabody, flnancier and I thropist, born in Danyers, Mass. die 1s05-Rear Admiral Louis Malesherber borough, U. s. NJ. born in Washil died there 1877.
 ls76-C Charlotte s. Cush1nan, tragedienn' in Boston; born there 1916.
 1804-William T. Stansbury, typesetter Baltimore Sun since 1887, died in more; born 1916.
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THE Helena World indorses Sena- tor Adams bill to punish the circu- lation liar, It says:
 Senator Adams, Of Jefferson county, always evel-headed young man, is after the circulation liar He has introduced a bill making it a misdemeanor. punishable by q fine of not less than $25 nor more than SlOO, for publisher to wilfully mis represent the circulation ofhis news paper. The circulation liar is a common swindler who deliberately lies to his patrons for the purpose Of filching money to which he is not entitled, and he ought to be pun ished whenever he is detected. We hope this bill will pass.
 The circulation liar is no doubt a common swindler, in his way, but is 1t practicable to reach him through a be it enacted?n- ?n-Arkansas Demo crat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-18
TOM REEDS DE.HA G0GUERY r

When last week Mir Thos. Reed spoke and voted in Congress for the gold bond bill, he took good care to say 1t was without expectation of the passage of the measure, with a blind hint to other Republicans that he would have no tears to shed in case of failure. There's the pump. boys, but don't duck him." To tell the simple truth Reed is trimming for the Presidency. As member of the Ways and Means Committee, he on the first roll-call opposed issu- ing gold bonds for the new loan, but claimed coin" was sufficiently de- claratory. On the second roll-call he lodged, or at least did not vote unti. lie found out that his vote would not change the result. Mr