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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
GENERAL CAMPOS LANDS IN CUBA

He SAYS HE HOPES TO SUPPRESS THE INsURREC-
TrON PROMPTLY AND EASILY
Santiago de Cuba April 16.-General Martinez
campos arrived at Guantanamo this morning
Havana April 16-General Martinez Campos ar
rived at Santiago at O'Clock this afternoon, ana
enthusiastically received. The vessels In the
harbor were gay with bunting. and on shore the
houses were profusely decorated with flags. espe-
cially In tho streets adjacent TO the water front
The wharvcs were crowded with spectators VINO
ter his arrival General Campos was invited TO al
tend banquet. 10 be given IN his honor but ne
declined the invitation rcmarking that he pre-
ferrcd the assistance OF the public in the work
OF restoring peace TO the island.
Madrid. April lG-General Martinez Campos has
cabled 10 the War Once the announcement OF his
arrival In Cuba and an expression Of his hope.
based upon the information o? the situation OBJ
talnabe. 10 suppress the insurreclon promptly ana
The Spanish Government has abandoned the
gotiation looking 10 the purchase 81 the cruiser
liYcred owing to the fact that The purchase money
was not forthcoming The builder Of the cruiser
demands 10000 FOR his vessel and this figure the
Spanish authorities consider exorbiiant. the Gov
eminent having recently PAID on!y ii$C for a
pedo gunboats Martin Alonzo Pnzon, Jonez. Cali
Other vcsses are being got ready Tor service If
senior Castellanos Minister OF the Colonies, sends
only 900 coo pesctas In silver to cuba, IL moro
money is needed gold will be sent. The object OF
this is TO prevent the rise OF exchange in Havana.
General Martinez Campos. before leaving Madrid.
had not or course. taken even the Ministerial or
gaas into the secret o: the strategic plans he in
tended 10 pursue Ia Cuba. ia order said above,
ITO suppress the instruction promptly and easily"
SIN, 1t was generally admitted and published on
the eve OF his departure. without eliciiing any
denial from him. that the basis OF his tactics
would be the same that he adopted In iST7S
% bring end 10 the great Cuban rebellion.
which had been threatening for ten years. Gen
cral Campos will concentrate his Efforts toward the
"biocxadlng" o. the revolutionary forces within
the extreme eastern district, over which they are
LOW roaming He expects to be greatly assisted
that work By the rainy season. ana. although
he Is Cioycrnor-General in supreme command over
all branches OF the ADMINISTRATION In the island
his intention s to devote his energies exclusively
10 military operations. The machinery OF the civil
government viii be intrustcd TO Senor Arterlus,
q relative OF Martinez CamDos who was the as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
PROPERTY OWNERS TO ORGANIZE

Detective Lemon OF DR. Parkhursts society, ana
ID l. Osgood who is interested in the work OF the
society. called AT the City Hall yesterday and had
talk with Mayor Strong. After seeing the Mayor
Mr.. Osgood said:
I'VE are getting up property-owners movement
realizing that there has been large depreciation In
real estate values in various parts OF the city az
result Of the renting Of property TO people OF qnes-
tlonable or immoral character. We have issued a
call IA property owners to form real owners
department OF the city Vigilance League which
shall itself particularly with matters tend
orsanlze local associations In each OF the thirty AS
sembly districts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
CONCERT by THE NEW-YORK BANKS GLEE err

The third concert Of the sixtcenth season OF the
Ncw-Yorl banks Glee club was given last night
NJ Music Hall Miss Knthrn Hike had been named
IA appcar but at the last moment word re-
ccved Tint Miss Hike was indisposed ana her part
una assumed bv Miss Elizabeth Webb Cary who
s.,y Naschcronrs For All Eternity" and later.
Dudley Bucks when the Heart Is Young ne
other artists who appeared we're Hubert Nrnoiu
,,''ii,,,gt. 4 Hoffman second violin. +. kirchef
vio1 and H. " Hoffman. viooncello. r.. ID Jardine
Was organlst and Emile Levy accompan'st. purIng
tLe fpf.rmssion there was "A presentation ID II. H.
lI,,mnhrics the musical director OF the cup Tor
reorly ten years. OF handsome god watch an
rhaln Tho presentation speech was made by VIII
Shcrer. ,, ~ pros,do,, 7 rdve ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17

Ithaca " Y. April lG ,SpeclaD.-rhe Cornell Glee
Banjo and Mandolin Clubs last night decided to
make concert tour through England. Scotland ana
Ireland this summer. The act that the Cornell
crew Will row in the IIene, Regatta In July was
the PRINCIPAL factor In causing the trip to be ar
ranged this year. The clubs VIII sail from New
York on the Circassin June %. two days after
commencement Their 1rst appearance will be In
London on the evening of July T. Three concerts
will be given In IondoI, and then the clubs VIII
go Henley 10 do some Cornell cheering at the
great race Afterward he clubs will spend about
a month giving some uenty concerts in the larger
cities of the United Kin;dom and viii return home
about August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
BISMARCK QUIETLY RESTING.
TIE REPORT or HIS SERIOUS ILLNESS RENEWED
AND CONTRADICTED.

Berlin. April l6-Prnce Bismarck passed the day
auctlv in resting after the fatigue consequent upon
The recent celebration. Fricdr.chsruh has lost rs
testify appearance. and all To" decorations al ''e
Castle. with the exception OF those IN the great
waiting hall. have been removed.
London. April ga dispatch TO the Central News
from Berlin this morning again asserts that Prince
Bismarck IS seriously i'll and that Dr. SchwennSer
was has;i.y summoned 10 his bedside !ast evening
and started for Frlcdrch>run ~ once.
\ dlSpaicn from Fredrichsrnh TO news agenvA,
dafcd AT noon to-day. that Prince BISMARCK
was suNerinC somewhat from fatigue Yesterday
afternoon but he had entirely recovered this mora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
STARTED TO BUTCHER CHRISTIANS.
A SERIES OF MAsSACRES IN ERZERotM NAR-
ROwI.Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M'T-
NEERS SHOT DEAD.

KOWIil nv T@TN II ''''''' '''''' ~
NEERS SHOT DEAD.
London. April 1G.-"The Daily Telegraph has a
dispatcn. dated IIassankaleh, April 9. via kars,
Arril To- which says that owing to the representa-
lions of the Powers, the Porte has been taxing
enereetc measures which, as has now been
proved have prevented Il series OF maSSacreS
Tba CHRISTIANS in ErZerOum. the dispatch says,
were terror-striCkcn on the night of April on ac-
count of a report that more than 100 Turkish sol
diers had attempted to leave their DairachS anu
hecin Tho hatchery of the Christian inhabitants
The report was true. and a massacre was prevent
ed only by the action Of the commander OF the
garrison. Shahab Pacha. who. at the hrst sien ol
an outbreak ordered the troops To return to theT
quarters Immediately. The command was not
obeycd weherupon Shahab Pacha ordered
yolley TO be fired by the troops who remained
faithful and thirteen of the recaicitrants were
ehot dead on the spot. Precautions against a
massacre have been taken throughout the prov
ince but sense Of insecurity prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
UMRA KHAN'S MEN DISPENSING.
LATEST ADvlcEs From TIE BRITISH ENPhpl
TON TO CHlTRAI.

Calcutta April lG-Advices received by the Vice
ROY OF India from Sir Robert Low state that the
followers Of t'mra Khan are returning To their
homes The dispatches further say that Lieutenant
Fowler and the others OF the British column VINO
were taken prisoners by Imra Khan are SAFE IN
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FURNITURE OCCASION
Two big lots come to us as if cabine,
makers worked for the fun of it.

FURNITURE OCCASlON
Two big lots come to us as if cabinN
makers worked for the fun of it.
Bedroom Suits
ParlOr SUITS.
Chfomiers
Odd Dressers-for brass beds
High grade work, winsome STYLES, and
the favorite woods. That was part of the
trouble-the maker built little bigger than
his market-made the things too good
Had to take what he could get rather than
what he wanted.
And so these thousands Of dollars worth
Of choice Furniture will go on sale Wednes-
day morning at prices we never knew the
match of for equal goods.
BEDROOM SUITS.
$50 Mahogany at SIS.
$40 Curly Birch at sol.
500 Birds Eye Maple At SIPS.
$40 Antique Oak At $780,
PARLOR SUITS.
piece Marguerite inlay, 800 and Sll5 kinds At So
and S70
CHIFFONNIERS.
$50 Mahogany at $3S
$2j Birds Eye Maple at SIS.
SEQ Curly Birch at Sill.
$50 Antique Oak at Sli.
DreSserS, mostly one of kind, and often
at half
Fonrth Floor
WOMENS CAPES
The Cape makers seem bound to make
friends of us-and help us to make fast
friends of YOU Such prices as they are
putting on surplus stocks. OF course there's
money lost. but-Well, you don't lose it.
Think of this.
silk and Cloth Capes PRETTY jetted would naturally
be Sl2 to $40 are S. to ST.
Second Floor. Broadway.
RIBBONS
Another great lot black Ribbons, all silk,
Nos. II and 10 at l0c. Never less than 2Oc
before our magician touched the trade. On
sale between | and 1870.
Meryeleux Ribbon, rich colors, Is and 1e-aboet
one-thrd.
100 pieces fashionable Striped Ribbons, for trimming
Summer silks and Summer Eats, ISc yd.
New things every day
broadway and Tenth street.
WOMENS BELTS
Some at SOC are the 81 grade all around.
Those at Csc are as moneytul accordingly.
| broadway.
FOR BOYS WEAR
Keeping track of Boys. Clothing here'
We mean to heap up a thousand reasons
why you should.
Bows Sailor SUIT Of English serge collar and shield
trimmed with seven rows Of fine silk braid, Stos
US, 50. .,
BOYS Blue Serge single breasted Suit, o TO 10 VS. ~
Bows Sailor SUIT blue serge, trimmed with anchof on
| sleeve. star and shield 3 TO yrs, 1918
BOYS Sailor Suit gray cashmere, fine blue STRIPE, o"
Sws., S.
Bows Sailor Suits, garnet, fine English serge, large
sailor collar. 3 to yrs. IS.
Boys Sailor Suit, fine English tweed, neat check, St0
! 9ys, S. "
Fine white aundeed Shirt Waists for boys, very finely
! pleated just 4 trife soIled with the ironing u
would puzzle you to find anything the matter WIN
some OF them and the price three for 81 wnie they
| last.
| Second Floor. Ninth street
' :s:!s:::;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17

Stuttgart. April lG-Duke Albert heir-apparent
to the Duchy OF WurtcmburG. was seriously injured
to-day by being thrown from his horse lie i"ii
head foremost. and j. suncrin, from conclusion OF
the brain His physicians. however. do not believe
that his life ~ IN DANGER.
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::::::% @@6m &4e6ssS@ Co., :;;;:::

simmons president Of the Fourth Natonai PAM.
,irn.tresiient H. W Cannon. president Oh tiie
,'hase National Bank. and treasurer, frrnatnuS,
naItna cashier OF the Mechanics ana lra"e'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
NO MATTER WHERE IT IS

y there's tempting lot of mer
chande market anywhere ky to be the first hear
Io qualities such warran and kinds such
as non mill wQnt-hat settles it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-17
FOR PROTECTION OF CHRISTIANS.

ADMIRAL. KIRKLAND HAS CONFERENCE WITH
OFFICIALS AT SMYRNA. AND - NOW
or HIS WAY TO BEYRoUT
Constan,lnople. April l6-The United states cruiser
San Francisco arrived at Smyrna yesterday. Ad-
rnlral Kirkland paid visit 10 the Governor OF
the province and afterwar1 had a conference with
Mr. Madden, the United States Consul The san
Francisco sailed for BeyrOut to-day
The Tinted states cruiser Marblehead is expected
to arrive at Smyrna to-day or tomorrow
Secretary Herbert recently sent orders TO Admrai
kirkland commander OF the United States Med-
;erranean Squadron. to proceed 10 Smyrna ana
Beyrout with his warshps, a. II was ru'nored tAat
a irias.sacre OF Christians in the neghborhood Of
those places was impending.
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SILKS

SILKS
Four price pegs and some of the Silk
wonders we hang on them.
At 2Sc the yd
Checked taheta Jap Silks.
White Jap Silks
Plaid Silk CrepeS
Evening Shades in Silk Crepons.
At S. the yd
Colored pros grain and taieta skirrg Silks street
and evening shades, 90 in. wide. Were Soc the
A, sl.is the yi
Fine black satin stripe Grenadne, new designs.
Should be 81 30.
At sI.45 the yd
Black attn Broeades, latest Lyons mporta'lons;
have sold freely at 81.
In and near ROtunIn.
DRESS GOODS
You can't go amiSS-any sort yoi ! care
for at less than YOU suspect, very likely
These are Black:
At IS, the yd 49,
quality.
At 50 the I'd.
Hand twisted Storm Serge "A in. wide, piece lte
exceptional value.
AT 10 the yd,
tnc six and wor>tcd JacquardS. as in. wide, very
rare designs, hardly ever seen in goods less than
50 the vi.
WASH GOODS.
At Is the yd
Fine scotch Dotted Swiss colored grounds tie Sans
Gene dot in the newest shades Of katydid green,
mirror blue, vanilla osiris pink, etc.
AT 10 the I'd
Printed SWISS in neat and choice effects OF polka dots,
dcntlle stripes rare floral designs; the loc KIND
Fourth Avrnne.
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WASH GOODS.
A. ~ IL -
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

You know how often sizes are Sklmped
and work sighted in the ready made things.
Some merchants count it business wit to
deceive YOU. It's business suicide instead
carried far enough. You won't find
Gown in this stock that measures less than
30 inches The least priced ones are made
with Just as much iullnesS as any.
A strong heavy Muslin Gown mother hubbard yoke
Of y fine spaced peats; cambria nle on neck,
yoke and sleeves; So.
Good strong heavy Muslin Gown, turned down coll
lar mother hubbard yoke Of 80 fine spaced pleats,
large sleeves 65>
Camhfic OF Muslin Gown, mother hubbard yoke o!
tvyo rows of fine embroidery between 32 fine pleatS.
rre,rily trimmed on yoke and sleeves with neat
embroidery ana feather beading, very large sleeves,
ST.
Gown of fine Cambria. mother hubbard yoke Of four
rows OF Hamburg insertion and edging between %
tine pca>: neck and sleeves trimmed with very fine
loop eIeing embroidery; Sl.25.
Second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
Kinks SOAPS
See the Kirk stamp and YOU need look
no further for quality. Nothing better.
Another 100 gross of Kinks famous Seasons Bouquet
SOAP ook, Ike 25o cake and IS s.. Pay what
you please you'll get nothing pwer
xxx Castle Soap, made Of pure olive oil, 81 h.
bars at 80 the bar Imported, no better 81
loo Floating Soap, milk white, double cakes, s..
Tenth street
CORSETS SKIRTS
long wasted last black Sateen Corset, hooks,
corded bust well shaped. all sizes, 3So
Full size Atwood Moreen Skirt with vide gathered
ruitle. SI.S0.
S..nu.l Elnor EOuPth Avenue
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

FOR RE..T-EIEGA>TLY FURNISHED RESI-
dencc: 2o2S Hlyer place; il -oouis and iaih:
rent very rea sunablc. THOMAS ]. FISHER <
CO.. 1924 Il. E.w no3n-3t
FOR RENr-FunSIslIEp-w WORTH CON
siderng-Imposing double corner house go feet
'front.'; Mt. Pleasant: 1aIsc rooEls AMI halls
fully ana elegantly furnished; ryt.l;si:e library ;
horse, clrrilSs All stable included. Owner FRO
poses to rrlt TO tHtcfu tenant Tor Si25 per
month. apply for permit 10 inspect
1t WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO., 1fOT 7 NV.
FOR RENT-FuR.-l5IH ST.-ELEGANT HALLS
stairway, paricr. library: dining room adapted to
entertaining; chambers, and, in fact. a bcautl-
full and exceptional hoIse to character loca-
ton and furnishings, and only $1,000 for the
son. Apply TO
FOR RENT-FUR.-ON MCPHERSON So.-sI 800
per yeir-13 IooEls: commCdiCus halls no better
location in city Apply TO
1t WM. Ii. SAUNDERS & Co, i07 L st.
FOR Er;NT-TURNISIIED-THE ROOMY RESI-
DENCE on Massachusetts, near Thomas Cir
Gle; at one time occupied 10y ex-Secretary of Wir
Lincoln. and later 10y Mr. Rusk, ex-Secrctary of
Agriculture; containing the first floor an IN
usually large larlOr, library and dining room
also of unusual size: making the house of TIE
hbcs in the city for entertaining: three chainers
Two bath rooms and sitting ROOF, On second hoor
no chambers ard two servants rooms third
hoor: Kitchen, servants room, cellar and furnace
room in basement: stable goes with the property.
Can he had al moderate rental.
n2G3t FITCH, FON & BROWN.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

CNFCRNIsHED.
'' COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
For H.,, oS,o ,,,t :, .-,oo
Tor Rent-!36t Harvard st............... 5000
These house: s aT nsW ,s have ii, 5000
ve 9hsn WIN lease any Of them for a year:
NE oMne a t 1ssi and Ass t eo BaR s4S
iGnhia Heights, or Mt. Vernon fats. 9Th and New
ron 3a-T n.y. ave; 30, ,zz77 - : 49, - !.
mo- 1919 L. i. ave: II Ioans. SSs 81 30 ,5 aLS
$40 per o i4o PEI t,b mo- io s;o ST. * roms;
Apply TO s. S. sMEDD : Bro IS5 Ill.,
Sc: just compistsd rooms MD and aI' b ,TbH Sa
For or p, z =; 1. w. cr77 :. =. m neso =;
A sani'y PaW| Hs in ssceiien condition 5000
font: j roon,s ho.h =; II W.: rifSSED BRioN
avon month h. " Apply to J. IL KELLER, iass 81.
non, iT7Z-:r ~, :. ne.o-ot-
Irinting cice ci,arches. caic cars. onlx sis 10.
nc:o nt' o0'' oiiNs' l. EANEs' l4th and & sts
FOR iil;NT-BY HENRY WEEK. ;0I. ;TH sw-
50? Az sw, 10i ami So al 347 Md av sw Or mi 20 90
499 Y NV, Tor. 25. 1, 5l5 Q NV. sr, imp. ~ 80
'I na 8 S"''''"'s '''''I " s" Dr.
FOR RENT-nIGGEs Fairfax. 7oI 18TH NV.
n, 10 9Th 9th NV. sr 50 soso NV ier.
'os Sheridan st NV 10 10 Abner ct Sc. 5r....s
v1 49, pSsvr
1909 NV. Or. mi. 1872 90 zoos C sw ST. ami so 10
E GSg sw' Ir' mi y gu LAVA av sws&d 300
1916 Half sw dairy % 90 .07 eth sw st&iw u on
TaG Az sw Or. wa Id 81 la Gala NJ. dr. mi ~ n,
33s sw, Or, mi. 30 ss4 \ saw. sr mi RI
COS Va av sw, 5r,w 1870 SS9 b sw. Or, wa. .i9SS
III s se S Sr f ftia * s s
115 I'm sW 90 80 sw Iva 81
sl7 Id sw Or wa II 81 1a9s 81 90 "i wa ~
SSa sW 81 il21t 1903 ~ sw stSdw soo'
- -. - --H--- y -. VIZ 20 ~ = NV:
252G 18th nw.sr. .sa5. so sIs D st ne. Or. .sao5o
y! 9th me- Gr 1900 go 2oth NV, Or. 1880
sia r 1903 u NV. 1850 20 ne. Gr W.. 1880
sSs s, ~ 13 80 5ss 2tr, NV 1920
20Is f NV. CIR so IaS L se Or. 100
sis4 sI + aE d i!s "a
I: 2Ss rr asi nw,4r.9.So l2.2 r'r I'D Ar $50
Reed q 5s5 'nEhs s%, af
nese:st WASH DN Iii 9 81 NV
Foa RENT.Two GROOM AND BATH HOUSES.
e rooms on un aih ba st ami on st NV 5SS
All in firs,ciass ord, u anil c col 70 cs
Rents reduced WI. WI.K EiiSJN, sss F NV II:
FOR lsENT-$9-A NICE 5-RooM FRAME: LAItGK
yard; cars PISS; liU9 ID 81. ne: with stable,
Slo hey 1T store. llth and ID SITS. ne. It,
Fol, EEYT-PHISTTY HOME N1T PTEaSAZT. a.
anil h,th. nor an, Ia ,,.,,ar. on, r,,,,a
cable. Only $3.50. Call 292s 18th ST., doors
SOW seas ..-! AeH,sa .- ave: . ne,o;z.
FOR EENT-NEW. iIotSEs-HtHuCED Rents
:Sl French ST. NV Diet Z ard $, 9th and 10th
siSl; double house. containing 8 rooms and bath;
go Iath st.n.e.: 6 rooms and bath: papcred
&c; only one square from IL st. cable cars; q
'Iltlle gem for $40 mo-
EasD-3t D1GGES FGIRFAX, s0l 18th NV.
49,, ,-,-r ~, ,-,,- ,-,>-,,1 -,,1,-,-,
FOX ltENI-BI4Nt tlitL CoitNEt KEsii,ENE,
"a East cap ST. nelt Captol ana new library;
deep parking fr9nt anu side, handsomely palicred
AMI decorated; finished in hard wo,si tlrou.iodt.
Also s'.i" itiu HiHsl' IL Ce-
sited; rcut low 10 good tenant.
j. $. JlRDAN. Gent Agent:
Eo3o3t' Wash. Loan and Trust bldg.
FOR RENT-BY w c. DtyALI, 925 + ST NV.
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UNFINISHED.

FOR IENT-Df W II. BARNES & Co. G29 F ST
1I23 list st. NV. . rooms, mi. $50 %
1i22 Corcortn ST NV . rooms, mi 5000. 5000
f25 LIST ST. NV, II rooms, m.i............ 30 90
6l3 Florida NV. roaus. mi ~ 30
los + 1t. NV. 8 ro0nls mi .............. 1000
1i51 CorCOran St NV, - rooms, MI. ...... 10 80
2itS L st. G.w.. rooms mi Observation-Disclosures. % 30
G2D I'd st. NV. rooms, mi. 30 -
1927 y. J. NV. Z ROOMS, IN. .......... 5000
l:f9 L st. NV, rooms mi .............. 70 so
1882 I'D st. NV. e rooms. mi 3o50
1906 9th St nv. roulIs, m.i............. - 81
1914 and 1916 9Th st. rw.. $ rooms, mi. -. $3.50
1928 9th ST. NV, ronls mi %. 80
4, g. s, 90 90 and ~ Quincy st ne, 6rs. mi % so
II st. n W.. I rooms, Observation-Disclosures. ~ 30
125 California st. ne. rooms. ............. 1850
1885 9TH st. NV. ms.................. II 80
Sis and 524 Tenn ave. ne, u rooms IN. /. lf 30
ZOOS " j. ave. NV, rooms. observation-disclosures. 1880
FLATS.
229 Pa. Sc. rooms, MI. .-......... 1890
23l Pa ave. Sc, 4 rooms. mi. ............. 1900
STABLES
Rear II ID St ne. II stalls. .............. 1900
Rear of +0S II. l. ave. stalls. 500
OFFICE ROOMS.
Baltic Binding.
Capital Bank Building
Typogra phicil Temple.
HALLS.
1t TypoGra pnival Temple.
FOR RENT-NlS. ll0o AND III nth 81. NV.
bet. l. and NJ; 10 rooms each; $40
p F. LARNER,
n3O-3ts 91S st.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Fol; nENr-REMINGToN TYpEWRITEIlS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern GlIrhln; Perfect
condition guaranteed with stand; delivered free
in .Ity: month arplias on purchase CT new
wi.n directly following: rental
WYCEOFF. sEAMANS & IENEDHcr.
d19-tf Coz. Sta and
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WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-wE HAVE SOME DESIRABLE. Houses
to trade for ground in thu ne. Sc. NV. and
BrCokiand 1t an advantage. II you haye any. let
us hear from YOU WALTER \. BROWN I42:S
Pa
WANTED TO EUY \ LOT. or HOUSE AND LOT
located between LIST and 18th, ID and .; nv /:
about is or 20 feet front; must 30 Il bargain:
give exact location AMI price W. F. NASII i2s
NJ ~
WANTED 1 HAVE 1 SMALL. HOUSES CLEAR OE'
trust. Price $500: rented So per month. Will
trade for lot on Columbia Heights, Bacon or Bin
IIssy ST. about 20 feet n front ,>.
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WANTED-GENrS' SUITS TO CLEAN AND
zoe. each. Ladies' and gents garments of ali
kinds cleaned or dyed. Estab. 1866 Send postal
Wagon will call. L. ii. rOSEY. l1l3 18th NV.
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wANTED-DON'T YOUR STORE 'FRONT.' or
residence need painting? Work done neatly and
cheaply by GUARANTEE PAINT CO., 6l5 f st.
nj -om
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE 7-YEAR-OI.p HORSE.
very iiLe trot mile in 2:4O; no faults and
safe, for furniture for 10rOom house; will pay
balance cash. Address COUNTY, Star Office
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VANTED-BY A LADY, COLLEGE GRADUATE.
position rs teacher or gOveIncsS; has had several
Years experience as teacher Of English branches
and languages. Address COVERINGS, Gts I'd st.
nv nolO-3ts
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WANTED AI.ESAiEN no TAKE ORDERS. WE
send samples; give exclusive Territory; pay good
salary AMI expenses, liberal commission 10
proper applicants. Address 20. Box 121. y. Y.
e12-th,sly,.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-ROOA!S FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
reference Address a. W. X. Star office. IT.
WANTED-SEYERAL FURNISHED ROOMS WEST
OF 18th st. NV, also UNFINISHED. Only Soc
TO register. THE RELIABLE ROOM RENTING
AGENCY, 942 st. NV. IT.
WANTED-2 OR 3 ROOMS, FUR. OR UNFUR, FOR
light housekeeping; heat, and gas; near
govt. prtg. Office: by gentlemen, wife and two
children. Address PROMPT, Star office. It,
WANTED-FUR ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
keeping for man and wife from n. Y. state: con-
ven. to G.PO.: Cap. Hill ne. pref. Terms must be
moderate. Address CHAS., II | st. ne. 1t"
WANTED-3 OR I UNFURN ISfIED ROOMS BY
young married couple; suitable for light house
keeping. Address y. Y. u. f., Star office. 1t.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY \ SMALL QUIET FAMILY, No
children, good We'll furnished house in good To-
Cdlity northwest; will ply several months III All
vance. Address FAMILY, Star otfir". no3o-3t'
WANTEp-FOR PATRONS, TWO MORE FUR
nlshcd houses, with furnished as office
SO TO Sloo per month
n2S3t" {. A. SWAMI, $50 st.
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WAATED-WM. {. FRIZZELL, PIANO TUNER.
formerly Of Knlbe, Baltimore, ind with Brad
bury for the II st six years; all work guaranteed;
lowest rates. G2:S 9TH st. S.w. nol6-eolns