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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
ARMS FOR THE SETTLERS,
Guns Distributed Among
Farmers on the Winnie
bago Lands.
One Flournoy Lessee Drives Away
the Indian Police by
Force.

PENDER, NEBR., July 19.-Al the guns
brought here last night were distributed TO
the settlers to-day and pretty nearly all the
farmers are now well armed.
This afternoon w. S. Garrett, Flournoy
settler who had been evicued by Captain
Beck, accompanied by three companions,
all armed went to his old home and drove
away the four Indian policemen who were
guarding it and now he is occupying it.
w. E. PEBBLES, who is thought to be a
trife overexcited, claims that the Nebraska
Congressman and Senators will come here
at once to investigate the matter. 1t is be-
lieved here that Beck will not disobey the
injunction.
About fifty women met last night and
organized the Farmers Wives Society and
passed resolutions denouncing Beck in un-
measured terms and demanding his recall.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
FOUGHT WITH CADETS.
Spaniards Have a LircIy EscoMatte
With american, Middies.

BOSTON, MASS. July ia letter from
Gibraltar reports that two cadets of the
Massachusetts, trainingship Enterprise
had trouble over the payment for room in
a hotel. The landlord demanded double
rates. The cadets ordered him out and as
he refused to leave the room he was thrown
out. He collected several other Spaniards
and broke into the room. AS some of the
Spaniards were armed with. knives one
cadet drew his revolver and fired several
shots into the ceiling. This cleared the
room.
The landlord then summoned the police
and five of them marched into the room.
The sergeant in command drew his sword,
and, holding it against the breast of one
cadet, backed him into a corner and held
him. Two others tried to grasp the other
boy by the arms, but, putting on a pair of
vicious-looking brass knucklesis he nit one
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Cigarettes Made IL, Co,srt.

AsHEVILLE, n. c.. July 1e.-Cigar-
cites were made in the United States court
mere yesterday. Judge Simonton appeared
quite interested in the working of the
Briggs mach1 ne, which was introduced as
evidence in a suit brought bv the American
Tobacco Company to restrain a number of
southern firms from using similar de-
wee, claiming an infringement of patent
1t is expected that the arguments will be
concluded to-day, but a decision will not
be handed down for several weeks. Both
parties to the suit have agreed to final
settlement with the present hearing.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
IDENTIFIED THE BODIES.
Mrs. Pietzet Tiescs the Remains of He,
Murdered Children.

MuTdere0 ChudTen.
TORONTO, ONT, July 19.-Mrs. Pietzel,
though very weak and agltated, was urged
to go to the Morgue where the dead bodies
of her supposed children are lying, and
has satisfied herself of their identity. She
recognized them by the hair, the teeth, an
abscess on the breast of one of them, and
other signs that would be ample proof to a
mother. The authorities have taken care
that no publicity be given of the inquest
proceedings, and very few, except those
officially connected with the city and press,
were present.
The boy who found the toy belonging to
the children was the first witness at the
inquest to-day. He said he found the toy
in satchel last Christmas. The toy was
in the form of small snake. The Nc
Donald family had been living in the house
for about month at that time. The toy
was identified by Mrs. Pietzel.
The witness stated also that when his
parents went to live in the house they
found there some small boats, wooden
bedstead not set up and a mattress. Mrs.
Pietzel was then placed in the witness-box.
She gave her evidence in hardly audible
voice. Sine called herself the widow of
Ben iamin T. Pietzel, formerly of Philadel-
phia. thereby showing that she has
abandoned any hope of his being alive.
She met Holmes first in Chicago at res
taurant at Sixty-ffth and Water streets,
He was known then as Mr.. Holmes
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
HEROINE OF TOWNSHIP.
Brace Mrs. Freas Sores a Girl From
Drotoning.

COSHOCKTON, Pa, July 1e.-The
heroine of Plymouth Township is Mrs
Frank Freas, who bravely divested herself
of her gown. leaped into the water fifty
feet deep and saved little girl from
drowning. AS Mrs. Freas was passing
Ramsey's quarries last evening she heard
cries of distress. She hurried in the direc-
ton whence the sound came, and found
struggling in the fifty feet of water in the
abandoned quarry little Polish girl
There was nothing which she could
throw the struggling child and rescue her.
Ms. Freas hesitated but moment, and
then, divesting herself of her gown, she
threw it toward the drowning girl, but it
was not of sufficient length to reach her.
She sprang into the water and swan close
to the child. She kept far enough away
to prevent the victim from grasping her,
but just near enough TO throw the gown
so the girl could reach it. The almost
exhausted one seized the dress, and then
Mrs. Freas swan ashore with the girl
trailing behind. They landed in safety,
and the brave rescuer not long afterward
received the praise of all the little girls
family and friends.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
HOLIUB AGAINST BURGER.
The San Franciscan Fithdrasos From
the Race for President.

The San Franciscan EithdrdsCs From
the Race for President.
CHICAGO, ILL, July LIT looked at
one time during yesterdays session of the
National Amateur Journalists as if there
would be a split in the association.
Charles R. Burger of Jersey City and David
L. Hollub OF San Francisco were rival can
didates for the presidency. Burgers fac
ton charged the other with packing the
committee on credentials with the inten-
ton of running in several score of new
members without regard to their qualifica-
tions, and when the names were presented
the Burger people blackballed. Several
compromises were presented, until the two
principals were induced to confer, when
they agreed to withdraw in favor of Han
cock The blackballed applicants were
elected to membership.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Nn,,sd Marion Clere1and.

BUZZARDS BAY. MASS, July 16.-The
President and Mrs. Cleveland have named
the little girl, now twelve days old, Marion
Cleveland. As in the case of both Ruth
and Esther, no middle name is given. The
announcement was made this afternoon by
Private Secretary Thurber, who happened
to be at Gray Gables to-day. 1t is not at
present known of course what induced the
parents to select this name, but 1t will be
readily recalled that it was at the charming
town OF Marion, on Buzzards Bay, where
Mrs. Cleveland spent her first summer in
New England, and where she made many
warm personal friends, besides becoming
very much attached to the place
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on the forehead and another on the head
before they saw what he was up to.
and both fell like logs. Then he started
for the other two, but one getting behind
him they soon had him down, though not
until another had been given headache.
The cadets were then taken to prison. In
the morning the guards ordered them by
signs to clean up. This they refused to do.
club, beat one of the boys across the back
and shoulders until he fell half-senseless.
The boys were. fined SO apiece and were
further punished by losing shore leave for
the remainder of the cruise.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Il NEW LABOR BODY.
Metal Trades Organize to Secure Shorter
Hours.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 19.-The first in
formation of the existence of new labor
body was given out here to-day by one OF
the National officers. 1t is called the Fed;
Grated Metal Trades of America. The
officers are: President, Lee Johnston,
Kansas City; vice president, James OCon-
nell, Richmond, Va; secretary and treas
urer, William Anderson of st. Louis brass
workers.
The object of the new federation is to
effect a thorough organization of all
branches of the metal industry with view
of fighting for an eight-hour day. The de-
mand for eight hours will be made May 1,
1885, The Metal Trades Council of ST.
Louis is composed of delegates from the
various local unions of metal-workers. iron.
molders, machinists, boiler-makers and
blacksmiths.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
rs TO FIGHTING BULLS.
MerScans Do Not Relish American Criti-
cisu of the Snort

Mericans Do Not Relish american Criti-
cism of the Sport.
NEW YORK, N. Y, July ia City OF
Mexico special says: Commenting on the
proposition to give bull fights at Atlanta
during the exposition newspaper here
says:
1.-THE protest of sundry American news
papers against introducing the barbaric
but splendid sport is mere spasm of
morality in a country which reads with
avidity the details of prize fights and
makes heroes of Corbett and Sullivan.
When Americans come here as tourists
the first spectacle they demand to see is
bull fight and steel chains and fiery
Dragons could not keep them away.
preparations are making here to send
bulls OF the best fighting breed to Atlanta
and give first-class performances. Mexi-
cans predict that the spectacle will be the
most popular feature of the Atlanta expo
sition.''
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Dariea Is Lncnt.d

DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 1e.-Tele-
grams have been received at East Peru
stating that man believed to he G. O.
Davies, wrecker of the Peru Bank. is under
arrest in Aspen, Colo. A detective re-
turned from there to-day and much mys-
terry surrounds the matter. The receiver
and directors of the bank and detectives
are telegraphing and receiving kilograms.
but Will say nothing. II is believed Davies
has been located The feeling at perm is
intense and if Davies is brought back he is
liable to be lynched.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
VERY FINE INVESTMENTS.

457sx1371s: Davis, near California; iobbing
center: low price; easy terms.
Ninth, between Market and Mission; 50x100;
rents about 500 with old frame: $50 600.
A bargain; 457sx240; Channel, between Fifth
ana Sixth back to Berry ST.: double front; only
$l4 600; very, very cheap; pays little now.
Brannan, between Eighth and Ninth; 103x275;
s17, 800 only easy, long terms low interest rate
of g. Ia per cent. fl
Corner Fourth and Brannan: 1371sx1371s;
$50.0 600; all street work done very easy terms and
long time, with right to pay on account any time
Corner Ninth, Brannan and Channel; 1853 on
Ninth, 1877 12 on Brannan and 167 on Channel:
275 deep; only $4,000; terms to suit buyer: low
interest.
Sutter-st investment-Nor side, near Taylor;
221a feet front and very fine dwelling; would rent
for 500; $4,000.
Fourth-st. business lot, bet. Bryant and Brannan;
25xS0: $3.50.
Pacific ave, N. side; best situation, far from
Laguna co. 40 or 100 feet front: panoramic view
which cannot be shut off.
Third ST.; rents 1886: $4,000; solid building in
stores and ROOMS
Larkin-st. investmt Mt, having two corners. stores
and dwellings: renting for S497; lot nearly 90
vara in size on one of the best portions OF the
street; $S5, 600.
Corner on Howard. near Third; rents $l35; 2
stores and fats; $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Suspfcto ms of Foul PIov,

DES MONIES, Iowa, July 19.-Joseph
Clinton, living at Carlisle, near here. was
run over by Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy train last night. He had wife.
who was living with another man, and
there are suspicious of foul play. 1t is
thought he was killed and put on the track
to hide traces of the murderer. An inyesti-
CATION will be held.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
UilI Come to California.

ROCKFORD, ILL, July 19.-Professor
Walter A. Edwards, principal of the
Rochester High School, whose salary was
reduced to $1,000 by the City Council, has
tendered his resignation, having received
several fattering offers from California
where be will remove.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
O,Donneu Defeat. Woods.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC. July 19.-Nearly
1000 people gathered at Crystal Rink to-
night to witness the tifteen-round bout be-
tween Steve O'Donnell, Corbett s sparring
tin Costel llo was the referee The ring was
pitched on a hardwood platform. Five
ounce gloves were used. Both men were
in fine condition, O'Donnell Weighing 1888
and Woods 10, O'Donnell had every
thing much his own way all through the
battle and in the fourteenth round knocked
Woods out. The referee awarded the con-
test to O'Donneli.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20

Park avenue, last night. Raggio came
home later than usual last night. He
had spent fruitless day in trying to col
Iect some outstanding money. He was de-
spondent over his misfortune and quar-
relied with his wife. He walked into the
parlor and shot himself.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Rnnnio Committed suicide.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 19.-John G. Rag
gio, ex-Chief Inspector of the War Depart
ment, committed suicide by shooting him
self in the temple at his house, 667 North
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
Boat-Racing in Esquimalt Harbor.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 19.-The N. P.
A. A. O. regatta opened to-day on Esqui-
malt harbor. The junior four oars was
won by the Vancouver R. G. Club, Burrard
Inlet B. G. of Vancouver second, James
Bays of Victoria third. Time, 10:451I.
Quackenbush of Willamette had walk
over in the senior single sculls. Time,
12:16A.
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
ON rRB EASTERN TRACK.

Stcfft Alir Sets a Mark for the State Of
Michigan.
SAGINAW, MICH. July 19.-The last
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
NEW TO-DAY.
SECOND EDITION.
A BARREL OF MONEY.
BARREL REFILLED.

placed window of small
coins.
glass barrel inches high Is inches
20 guess of coin II the barrel
Should
at be a M. eIwiUbe
delivered you the morning of August 4th
particular make of wheel
have your pick from any high.grade wheels
guessing properly filed
p. NJ, August 3d.
Guessing given with every purchase Ride wheel with
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20

LOUISVILLE. KY, July 19.-Attend-
ance large Score:
The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
ON THE BAIL FIELD.

Winners of League and association
Games Ia, the East.
Evening star., 1895-04-29
IOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-PARTY LEAVING THE CITY FOR A
three months vacation trip would upright
piano for that time for SIP rather than store 1t.
Please address Mrs. V. r. Star office. ap24-tf
FOR RENT : REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered
free in city; one month applies purchase Of
when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
a119-tf Cor. Sth and sts NV.
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1917 G NV. 10r. mi. $50 90 1102 sd, 6r b.. 80
ZO6 NV l0r, b. .am3o 90 2214 Va av. II, Is. 80
sls 3d. Sr, ami. .2550 On Kansas av, Or. 1900
23l6 l. 6r&b. 2250 Edes' Mill nr Chain br. 10
1907 ne, 6r, b.. 30 35 Rooms over i725 d 500
2l1s p, Or. water 1850 Rear 1741 10th, 4r. 500
1144 5th ne Or. mi 16 co
House in Tenallytown, 5r. and stable. 90
fine horses. 18th and L se, each ...,,7OO
Store 1901 9th n.w................... 900
Storage room. SIS 10th st. 800
APPS 500 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-1505 VERMONT AVE, 10R. .&B. $5OO 90
927 Westminster St., 1Or., furnace, &C.,. ESQ
l211 New York ave. rooms. ............ $500
62S Second st. ne, 6r., bath and cellar. 25.5O
ap29 THOS W. HUNGERFORD, 1919 H st.
FOR RENT-1S1S 18TH ST. NV; $3O.5O A
month; S-ro0m brick dwelling; all mod. imps. !;
in good order. +. II. SMITH 6 SONS, 141S +
st. NV. ap2y-3t
FOR RENT-FURNISHED, UNTIL JULY l Or
longer, Groom brick, me-. to careful, honest
pair without small children; rent low Box 133
Star Office. it,
FOR RENT-1O7 ID ST. N.E.-A HANDSOME.
cOnvenit Mt, nearly house; eleven rooms and
bath; in excellent neighborhood; near Capitol.
Evening star., 1895-04-29
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-STORE ROOM AND CELLAR, IN
good order; lI2l Pa aye NV, also in the came
good order for public entertainmen:s, and two
fine halls on the Sd story; newly fitted, and
moderate L. r. SAUNDERS, Ohio Nat Bank.
ap21-6t
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EDH ltENT-
2035 F fur, 13r $500. 90 425 ID NV
100 18th NV, 13r. 1900 Up pt 151.
1924 18th NV, 1Or. 81. 90. 3i7 Mass
723 Sth NV, 14r. .65. 81 42S p NV,
sos 11th NV, 11r. .65. 90 316 Spruce
1871 X NV, 1Or. = GO. 90 122 d NV.
2S20 2 NV, 10r. sc. &C e21 Il NV,
1872 z NV, 7r..... so. so 1928 Sth
952 Westminster st 1897 18th
NV tfur), Or. -. 80. so 303 L NV,
PIG Ind av NV, Or. 5000 61S 23d nv
o32 21st NV, Tor. .45. 90 1923 10Th
424 u NV, 12r. 1900 460 c NV,
PIG n av NV, Or. 40. 60 5l3, 515
236 n J av NV. Or. 4O.6 so Cap NV,
1&2 fls 500 X, Or. 40. SO 1345 V nv
2024 1 NV, Or. 40. 90 1899 W n
1897 Corcoran NV, Or. A. 90 3574 7th {
2lO n av NV, 7r. .35. 90 2433 Fl nv
:12S + NV, Or. 35. SO 113S Sd n
206 ID NV, Or. .35. so 1918 Sth i
514 Sth NV, Or. .35. col Up pt 1871
901 21st NV, 11r. .35. .O0l s. L NV,
713 18th NV, cr. .35. .OOl 42l lst n
1432 Corcoran nv, Or. 81. .OOI SO7 4th n
The above is only a portion of Il
my books.
For full list call at Office for bull
the LIST and 18th
ap2i-eo T. e. Y
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY IN OFFICE, ONE OR TWO
unfurnshcd rooms, with board; southern expos
ure. Address, giving particulars, PERMANENT,
Star office. ap27-3t'
WANTED-N NE. SECTION, UNFUR., AN
apartment of w and bath; ali mod
ern improvements house and location must be
strictly Iirst-cIss. Address, stating terms PER-
MANENT, Room Al, Chamber of Commerce. Rich
mond Va. ap27-2ts
Evening star., 1895-04-29

Oil 18th, 1Or, mi. 80. 81
1912 17th, 10r, Mi. 90. 81
1907 Pa av, 1Or, mi. so. 6S
ia 18th, l2r, mi. 1851
sos 23d, 10r, mi. :. .42.5OI
2lU0 Pa ave. lOr. 1850
S04S n. 1Or. mi. 1000
1114 11th. 1Or, mi. 30. SIS
3407 n, 1Or, mi. {. .30.15
s12 l NV, Sr, mi. 80. so
N3o (. Sr&cel, mi. $3.50
1S21 G, l1r, mi. :. 1850
2139 L, 10r, mi. .33. 80
3@ l. 1Ir, mi. 30. 30
2l32 Pa av, 7r.m 80. 50
2407 NJ, 7r, mi. 80. 20
$50 10Th. I0r, mi. .25.50
2141 II. 7r, mi. .....X. so
113I 18th, Or, mi. .25.5O
800 Mass av, Or. mi. Is. SO
1722 q, Or, eel, wx.25.50I
l2lo 18th, 7r, MI. .G.5u
6o3 4th ne. Sr. mi "a. so |
3O36 T.. Sr. mi. =. .25.5a |
.51G Madison, 7r, mi. 25.S5
l4iu Pierce. CIR. Iii. -. 5Jl
k43f. 3S &c 40 SD, Or,
store. mi. %. 80
1913 Columbia, 7r, mi22. 50
2GlG-2U l., 6r, mi. .22.5O
1ll2-li +. Or. mi. -. 81
1923 2Gth, Sr, mi. .22.5O
g1l L, Or. w......20.50
2O2 Mass ave NV, ,6r
W. g. 30
41i&15 Elm, Gr, mi. .17.OO
For tall list apply 10 vi
ap19-f,m&w 1907
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FOR RSALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-LEFT WITH US IN SETTLEMENT OF
account, fine Chiekering piano in splendid CON
purchaser 't for sioo, si6 and S. monthly. F. G.
Evening star., 1895-04-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOB RENT-ll05 s ST. NV: COMFORTABLE
and conveniently arranged; roo ms and bath;
a.m.L; in thorough repair; adults on either side.
INQUIRE at 11O7 st. NV. ap2B-3ts
FOR RENT.oNLY s20.5O MO.-NEw BROWN
stone; lIO2 Fla. ave. NV; rooms and bath;
papered; near herilcs and Conn. ave. cars. Also
Wv "a ct. hw.s rooms and bath; papered;
near Pa ave. cars; $3.50 mo. DIGGES FAIR
FAN, 701 18th st. NV. ap26St
FOR RENT-319 MD. AVE. NE; NEAR CAPI-
tol; herdics pass door; rooms and bath; water
ap25-Gt. W. II. MARROW. 21s A st. me-
FOR RENT
2O4 Ind ave., rooms; $40 per no.; all m.i:
furnace heat.
2Ol q st. NV: IL rooms: 500 per mo, all
MI; steam heat
2os st. NV; rooms; $40 per mo-; all
IA sth st. me-: rooms; $3.50 per NO.: all
MI; latrObe heat.
2os Ind. ave. n.w.; II rooms; $o5 per mo-; all
zoos 7th st. me-; rooms; s1s per mo-; all
MI; furnace heat.
45 ID ST. NV; rooms: SO Der no.: all
NIL; latrobe heat,
Flat So D nw.; s rooms: $40 per mo-: all
MI; latrobe heat.
IS n. Y. ave. me-; rooms; $25 per NO.: all
MI; latrobe heat.
Frame house, Hari Cliff, Rives station. B. and
u; $50 per mo- latrobe and Jackson CRATE.
IHoMAS W. SMITH, Lumber Dealer,
ap]o-eo0t 1st ST. and Ind NV.
Evening star., 1895-04-29

FOR RENT-1111 ST N.w.-CHEAP To GOOD
tenant: rooms and bath: good location; southern
exposure; near two car lines. Apply to OWNER,
1918 X st. ap27-tf
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FOR RENT-BRICK 719 11TH ST. NE; SIX
rooms. BATH &c; newly papered; $3.50. Brick
$50 I'd st. me-; 10 rooms bath, &c.: SD so.
Brick 653 S. c. ave- Sc; roo,ns hath, cellar,
&c; good repair; $25 ALBERT F. FOX 92O +
nv ap27-3t
Evening star., 1895-04-29

WANTED - SOLICITORS PAID so PER CENT
commission orders taken for coffee, percOla tors
AMI laundry tablets. E. BAKER, SIG 9th st.
1cS
WANTED = STENOGRAPHERS AND CALL
graph 'Desmore'' .'Yost' operators. Em-
ployers pro.1ed with competent stenographers
and typewriter operators free of charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.. 1921 st.
NV mh11-tf
Evening star., 1895-04-29

FOR RENT-FCRNISHED-AT Mt. PLEASANT
new cottage on kenesaw very 14th
street cable cars, containing rooms and BATH
with stable and lawn. $50 per-mo. from May 49,
1885, to October 1, 1895. For permit to inspect
apply tG HILL L. JOHNSTON,
ap27-3t 1908 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1895-04-29

FOR RENTAL THE INGI4ESIDE, 1920 l ST.
n.w., drst-cass, very desirable apartments. with
board. Terms very reasonable Pleasant and
convenient location, opposite Arlington. ap2-1msa
FOR RENT-lO25 VERMONT AVE.-VERY DE-
sirabe rooms: first and second floors; with board;
refs. exchanged ap1O-tf
Evening star., 1895-04-29

FOR SALE-TWO THOROUGHBRED PUG DOGS,
B months old; male; full information. Address
PUG DOGS, Star office. ap29-2ts
FOR SALE-THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A FUR
nished house, new piano. at private sale. 916
10Th st, W, ap21-3ts
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WANTED-LOTS.

WAN1ED-IIoUSE LOT AT BROOKLAND (OR ON
Met broreiD; will pay cts per foot CASH :
must he Dear electric steam railway. Address
at once, CASH LOT, Star office. ap27-3ts
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED - BY FAMILY OF ADULTS, SMALL.
furnished house in r city for the summer !;
rent must be low. Address, with particulars,
Box 81, Star office. aD27-2ts
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FOR SALE-AT ]. I. Monkeys DRY AIR RE-
frigerator Works-Show cases and Ice boxes of
every description; shelving, counters meat racks
and butchers and grocers' supplies; store and
o.hce fixtures in general always on hand; goods
built to order on short notice and sold on easy
payments. Send for new catalogue. New factory.
4G6 Pa. NV. np2O10t
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WANTED TO RENT FOR THE SUMMER, A
furnished house In the suburbs Of Washington
shade trees; for suitable house liberal rent
will be paid. Address DIR. BAI.LOCH, 1918 12th
II anlli-2ta
Evening star., 1895-04-29

FOR RENT-BY HENRY WEN. sol TTH S.W.
2OS 131a sw. 6r nj SD 5O ia sw, Sr, wa .S16 90
947 Md sw, 7rw 1900 61S sw, Sr, nj. 80 90
1927 Az sw 8r Wig 1850 2O9 13la sw, Or. Lists
1910 Harew av, 25 90 431 10th sw Sr, al. 90 90
aD27-3t
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FOR SALE-sANDY STRING MILK, CREAM,
butte- buttermik and eggs; all fresh and OF best
quality; delivered as desired. At BELMONT
DAIRY" 1874 l4ta st. NV. Il. p. THOMAS.
nHDl.
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FOR REET-ROOMS.
FURNIsHED on CNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-Two sE0OND-sToRY FRONT ROOMS
FURNISHED unfinished; with without board,
in private family delightful location for sum
mer: gentlemen Prekarred. 301 Mass. ave. ne.
FOR RENT - ATTENTION = THOSE HAVING
rooms to rent will do well to call and register at
our ofdce. We Gin furnish people looking for
them time. trouble and car fare; carriages In
waiting to take % %Eoa e sSg9gs see TSp%s. .crxcv
nh21 -3m ,Ti ZOE q. Cap st..
Evening star., 1895-04-29

FOR RENT-IN ST. PAULS PARISH, LOVELY
6r., bath, ami; in beautiful condition; only
$2s5Q per NO.; immediate possession. Room 5,
1201 fa. ave. NV, or 1410 s st. nv ap27-3ts
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-12-19

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