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is inquiring into the most recent anti
foreign outrage. Messrs. Chaplin and
and Alexander, OF the international al
lance mission, while on their way up
the Yuen river with their houseboat,
were stoned at Hongkiang, Huan. The
boat was smashed and then burned by
the mob. The two travellers barely es-
capped with their lives On a Chinese gun
boat. The officials did nothing to pro-
tect them.
At Hong Kong they say there ig grave
reason to fear that the steam launch
Wingafoo, which flies the American flag
and which left on July 81 for Cavite,
has foundered.
The Corean government has estab-
lished land survey Office, with a view
to surveying the land IN the empire and
examining the position of the roads,
bridges and Notifications. A contract
has been signed between the United
States minister and the Core an govern
ment to engage an American engineer
for carrying out the work.
1t is stated that the Corean govern
ment will grant Japan railroad char
ter between Seoul and Fusan, if the Jap
anese government will surrender num-
Der of Corean refugees who are now in
that country.
The annexation fever has spred to
Japan, which recently raised the flag OF
the "rising sun" over a small island
sonth of Japan. The island is said to
have been discovered by an American
captain and marked on the chart as
Marcus island. A small colony has been
sent to cultivate the island.
The indemnity paid by the Hawaiian
government has been received, and it's
disposal will be shortly decided on. AT
ter claims OF compensation by the emf
grafton companies have been paid, the
balance will be appropriated to defray
the expenses incurred by the govern
ment in the matter.
The Japanese legations at London and
at Washington will be raised to the rank
of embassies.
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A PEACE DEADLOCK.
Spain Has Not Yet Appointed Her
Commissioners.

MADRID, Sept. 1.-The deadlock over
the appointment of the members of the
peace commission continues.
The cabinet sat this evening in concert,
the queen regent presiding. Senior Sa-
gasta, the premier, made statement as
to foreign policy, referring particularly
to the disarmament proclamation of
Emperor Nicholas. Lietenant-Ge
Correa, minister of war, read dispatch
from General Rios, acting governor
general of the Spanish territory in the
Philippine islands, announcing that he
had acceded to Admiral Dewey's re-
request to open Philippine ports, subject
to ratification by the Madrid govern
ment.
Senior Sagasta, according to Ell Heraldo
is trying to persuade the Duke of Tetuan
now leader of the dissident conserva-
tives, to join the peace commission.
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EIGHT LIVES
WERE LOST.
Damage Wrought by the Georgia Storm
More Serious Than First
Reported.

SAVANNAH, Sept. lit has just been
reported that Lieutenant Morgan, of the
United States engineer corps, was
drowned off Tybee island in the storm
yesterday, with six regular soldiers. He
went out in yawl to rescue the sailors
of an Italian bark. The yawl capsized
and Morgan, with his men. was drowned.
Lieutenant Morgan was Georgian.
The second mate, Garibaldi, of the
Italian bark Noe, also lost his life while
trying to. reach shore from his vessel
during the storm.
Trains are delayed by washouts, and
traffic cannot be resumed until tomor-
row. Nearly all the tents and clothing
of the garrison here were blown into the
ocean. Ali the records were lost, and
considerable confusion will result when
payday comes or muster-out is ordered.
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that a number of the warships now at
anchor in Hampton Roads, off the
Chamberlin and Hygeia hotels, will be-
come the object Of unfavorable reports
by the board of survey, which began its
work of inspection last week. The con.
dItion of not few of the best vessels of
the mosquito fleet is said to be such
as to render them useless for either the
purposes of peace or war until extensive
and thorough repairs have been made.
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STRIKERS RESORT
TO VIOLENCE
President and Superintendent of the
Springside Mines Taken PrisOnersf

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA special to the
Post dispatch from Pana, ILL.,, says:
Six hundred striking miners this
afternoon seized David J. Overholt and
Lewis Overholt, president and superin-
tendent, respectively, of the Springside
mines. The two officials were taken
from buggy by the mob and carried in
the direction of the mines. Nothing IS
known of their fate.
Rev. DR.. Millard, minister, made a
plea to the miners to release the Over
holts, and was knocked on the head
with a revolver. The seizure is for the
purpose of demanding the surrender of
the negro miners who are taking the
union mems places.
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TRAMPS OPENED
THE SWITCH
Passenger Train on New York, Ontario
and Western Wrecked Three Per-
sons Killed, Eight Injured.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. IA special
to the Herald from Fulton says:
Passenger train No. on the New
York, Ontario & Western railroad, was
wrecked at Ingalls,, crossing. near this
village, early this morning. The wreck
was doubtless due to the dastardly work
of tramps, who threw open the switch
at which the train was wrecked. The
dead are:
Engineer B. c. Dowd, of Oswego.
Fireman William Hall, of Norwich.
Brakeman A. L. Osborne, of Walton
Eight persons received painful, though
not fatal wounds, their injuries ranging
from broken ribs to burns, bruises and
scalp wounds.
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Clarke & Falk have the purest and
strongest Paris Green in the market. =
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BURNED IN
KOBE HARBOR
American Ship "Baring Brothers" De-
strOyed With Three Thousand Tons
of Mating.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 1.-The
steamer Empress of China brings the
following Oriental advices:
The American ship Barring Brothers,
from New York, was burned in the har-
bor of Kobe, August 10th. 1t is inti-
mated that the fire was of inceudary or
igin. When the vessel arrived at Kobe
from Yokohama six of her crew were In
irons. Four were soon afterward liber-
ated.
The United States consul at Shanghai
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NOTICE.

Came to my place on Smile over q
year ago, a bright bay mare; weight
about 1000 pounds; two white hind feet !;
no visible brand; scar on right hip.
Owner can have the same by paying for
this notice. VIM. FLOYD.
aug9-w4t
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TYGH VALLEY ROLLER MILL
At all times -four equal to the best for
sale at Tygh Valley Roller Mills, at
prices to suit the times. Also mill feed.
W. M. McCoRKLE, Prop.
mch16-6m
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. March &
tSgS.-The Commissioners Of the District Of Co.
hmbla will give hearing in their board room,
the NTH floor Of the municipal building 464
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH INSTANT, for the
purpose Of receiving any protests suggestions
that may be presented IN regard to the revised
second section plan Of highway extcslon over
the lands IN that part Of the District north OF
the city OF Washington. between North Capitol
street extended and the Anacostia river. The
nap Of this section can be seen In Room q Of the
municipal buildiug. JOHN W. ROSS John
B. WIGHT. ". II. BLACK, -Commisaicuers Of
the District Of Columbia. mhs-st
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH F. LouGuRAN. LATE OF

ESTATE OF JOSEPH r. LoUGURAN. LATE OF
District of Columbia No. 7145. Docket %.
Issued March 4, 1SgS.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia. holding Or
phsp Court for letters OF administration de bois
non cum testamento annepo said estate. by
John Ridout, adm. nistratcr d.bn.. Of the estate
OF Thomas ]. Parker. deceased, and by Joseph
Gawier, creditors, this is to give notice all
concerned TO appear in said court Friday. the
LIST day Of April. AID. 1895. at 10 O'Clock am.
show cause why such application should be
granted
Attest ]. NOTA McCILI,
Register Of Wills, DC.
mo. RID0UT. Proctor for Applicant mhs -law3w
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Brick dwg., 81 st. NV, - m. ml.... .$4S. 90
Brick dwg.. 1628 9TH st. NV, rms, MI. :. 90
Btfck dug. 1870 6th st. NV. rms. NIL. Is. 90
Brick dwg., 1888 Ohio ave. NV. 800
Store and dwg., 1914 e NV. rs, NH. 5000
Store and dwg., o12 n.w................ 20. 0e
Store and rms. and stable. 507 II Me-. EGO
Frame Cycle Cottaeel at Takoma Park,
n, reasonable.
Frame on 18th It. read. Brightweod y. c.,
rooms, with ~ acres Of land. m.i...... 300
Frame. l4th st. road. Brightwood. D. c.,
nSsss Louis ?. slioFnxKIHii.. go = NV wv
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NEW WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
SUBDIVISION
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF MARY Won r. THOMAS. LATE OF
District of Columbia. No. SlI2 Docket "a
Issued March 1. ISIS.
Al Ilicatiun having been made TO the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia holding Or
phans' Court. for probate Of last WILL dated
August 26. 1896 and for letters tesinmcntary
said estate. by Lusanah A. CrsDdeIl. the execurix
named therein. this IL 10 give notice 10 all con
cerned appear in said court Friday. the
LIST day Of April AID. 1895. at 10 O'Clock am, to
show why such application should not De
granted.
Attest: ]. NOTA McGILI,
Register OF Wills. u. G.
VICTOR ii. WALLACE Proctor for Applicant.
mi 2v
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CL0THING.-TREAsURER 8
Office, u. s. Soldiers Home. Washington, D. C..
February TO- lSSs.-Sealed proposals viii be re-
eeived at this Office until TEN O'CLOCK AN.
MONDAY, MARCH FOURTEENTH, 1895, for
Summer Clothing consisting OF Straw Hats.
Dark Blue Tronsers. uBiined Blouses Cotton
Shirts Canton Flannel Drawers, Low-cut Shoes,
Harvard TIES Cotton and wooien Stockings, Cot
ton Sheets, Cotton Pillow Cases and Hand
Towels For schedules and further informa Ion
apply TO 4. r. LADD. Secy. and Treasurer.
fell 2C&mh2E1
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN EIGHT
room School Building Lots Is. 10 and 20,
Block q. Msrxhan Street Mt. Pleasant. Wash
fngton, ID. C.-0fnce Of the Commissioner. ID c..
Washington, ID. C. March I, lsps.-sealsd pro-
pesals will be received at this once until
TWELVE M, on MARCH TENTH, 1855 for
constructing an Efght-room School Building On
Marshall street. Mt. Pleasant, Washington. be.
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications.
ctt-sncd upon applics ton therefor AZ the oGAcs
Of the Inspector Of Buildings OF the District Of
be considered: he hight b reserved TO reject
any or all bids- Pruposais must be isciosed IN
envelope. sealed and fDdngDed On the Outsfde:
"Pvposals for Oonafructing IN Eight-roon School
1undinl for the D1stxlef q Colnnbia-" JOHN
" ROSS. JOHN ,. WIGHT. WI. y. black.
Commissioners. D. G. inlet
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TAKOMA HOTEL Is FAMOUS FOR ITS DE
lightful spring watef; beautifully situated: con-
veni.Bt TO electric and steam cars; perfect
drainage: gas. bath. all couvenlences under en-
tire new management Leased by W. W. War
field. former proprietor OF ..Fairfeld.'' Chevy
Chase Iosd- Table abundant and drst-c.ass
Open Msy ]. Now ready for inspection Place
of business. 30 18th Sc. Terms reasonable
Best Of references given mhi-3ts
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THE NEW DfeCOFERY, HYOMEI
found tdsSe the only rational cure Tor
Catarrfr, Bronchitis and Asthma.
Al druggists 5sa-m w&f-1y
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I OR RENT-I2o9 s NV. Ilr &b. & stable $50 90
14II Kenesaw .er&b.3500 800 kingman. Or b. 2s 81
Corcoran nr l6.6n&l2l 90 3D. I'D NV, 6g&b. so
RALPH W. LEE. 6D6 14th nv CPhone 2ospb
jalg II
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FOR RENT-5oo N. T. AVE- NV; 2-SrORY b
window brick: large and Hight; 7r. and bath; nm
estiari faxge yards; sod rsgair. fSo-o0; App,
12fe d. nv. mh2-lus
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
with private family; In good location; references
required and given. Address C. II. NJ. Star
Office. mhT-2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
lNEIRNlSuEn
IN III NJ N. sI,,>.-.,,.. PHONE eia.
IN" "ASSnbbbNSr0N LOAN AND TRUST CO.
- 49, COR. Srll AND A. ROOM

ri III, nE ~ ,sI,,>,, PHONE ga
,,,, 50, COR Srh AND d. ROOM ?
1881 l;ih ST. HATS. SiS "a, and So, ~
1t.3 Mass av llr S.s ga aln sor,cc :, ~ e-''
80 NV, ~. e.. ~ : rms-cplored. - -
60 ~ NV, - =. ~ l3l2i 1. ~ nv 81 IL
i.y2 " as. Or. $3.50 go q nv z "a - n -
80 "a. . 81 ltls y ne. Or. les ~
...t Isth NV. stor' -2sop POI Az st sw ar - ~
- I'D s nv. Or. ~ ." Fort 81 R'kld Dir - t.n
c,e ,Stn NV 3r. 1000 Rooms SIS sth 81 NV.
oto . ST 50. Or. zoo Stable aiS Nc ay So "a
mht JNo. L. WEAVER. Real Estate ofprer
fuk kENT-ia2i ST. : RMS. & RATlI SEQ ~
1SS Y 81. 10 rooms snd hath ~ ~,
1Iia ~ Sales st la r,otus ana t,th ~ ;,
Lhos W HtNGERFoRD. 1919 II ST. nv.
ROE RENT-ie2 4 ST. Ne: T-ROoM RRICk;
mod Improvements. in thorough oder M San u,
moLth. +. W TUCKER a BRO. iaa 4 st
ne. rnha s,,.
Fer RfNT-i4Sl HOWARD AVE. MT PIFNS-
amt rooms and BATH ami. furnace heat.
stable; s39 pei month. Inquire at above ad-
cross.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE SINGLE TUBE TIRES, q EACH.
Factory cycle repairs of every deecripffon 73i
Sth ST.. CAPITAL CYCLE CO. 3 new Quarters
Oldest cycle house In city mk4-4 FL
FOR sALE-'9e HARTFORD. CHASE. GOOD
rich. Vim high-Hade tires. SG.zs pair: unxuar-
anteed tires. $1-71 each; sundrfes at coet; re-
pain 20 per cent lower than elsewhere. VIKING
CYCLE CO.. 1919 lltA st. $3.50
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FOR RElNT-14O3 III ST. NV, A NICE ROOM,
with boaId location exceptionally ccntral at
junction of Metropolitan and 14th st.
mh7 -6ts
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BOARDING.

TOR RENT-WITH BOARD, TWO DOUBLE AND
che single room; references exchanged Mrs
Ellie MASON PAGE. Miss LILA LEIGH
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED GROUND LARGE OR SMALL.
Have improved properties paying fair interest
10 trade for lots Also fine residences
X. y. DONALDSON
HhozI $50 10th NV.
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STORAGE.

e10RAGH. 7sc. PER LOAD: THE FINEsyr
storage rooms: elevator with all the convent
encss facking and hauling at reasonable terms
Address B. BAUM. Oh Pa. ave. NV fel-tf
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR RENT-FARMS AND SUBURBAN
property-62 acres, with handsome Groom house
and barn, for sale cheap. Lots at Ballstou for
$10O; terms, s. down, balance 81 per week. Call
or send stamp for map showing suburbs Of
wsshinSton, with large list of property for sale.
JAMES e. CLEMENTS. 1921 r ct. NV. mh7-3ts
FOR sALE-AT BRANCHvILLE ND, ON THE
B. o. R.R., 81 acres; near station. bet R.R.
and BALTIC. turnpike: route Of electric r. Z.
and county road runs through place; good
school, stores and churches; dwelling and out
buildings; suitable for farming purposes or may
be advantageousiy subdivided into villa sites;
will trade sell; very liberal terms; no In
cumbrance the property. For further in
formation apply or address WESCOTT, WILCOX
& HIESTON 1907 Pa. ave. NV. mh5-3t
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF.
eIty-Ffne Farm, Mont. Co., Nd; 24l acres;
good house; hnc pasture; dairy farm;
IL miles out. Price. $4,000
R. s. DONALDSON,
Hh6-2ts 49,. $40 10th at. NV.
FOR SALEM HARNESTOWN, MONTGOMERY
co., Nd, miles from Gaitherk6urr: On Met
branch B. & %. R.R., an 1l-foom Oouse store
good garien.. acres. all necessary outbuildines;
property cledr OF membranes; will exchanoe for
Z city property; pxice only $500 WESCOTT
wilcox & HIESTON. mhsa
ELEGANT FARM,=195 ACRES; HANDSOME RES
idencc: grand orchard, winesan:- win exehanre
for free tneSmsA property, value 1900: cash
buyer given bargain. Boz a. ChariottesyfIie
va. EyIs. mh5-3ts
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

A PERCHERON HORSE, 1874 HANDS, SIX
years old; active q pony; suit farmer. cart CT
heavy business wagon; warranted sound; price,
$65; worth 800. Also nice Morgan mare cheap.
PRIVATE STABLE rear 4l6 n st. n. mh7-3t'
WANTED-PHYSICIAN'S CARRIAGE. ADDRESS
PHYSICIAN, Star ofhee it,
FOR SALE-CHEAI--BY OFFICER LEAVING
city handsome, gentle polo pony; suitable for
lsdy or boy. G. b. R., Fort siyer, Va mh5-at'
PARTY LEAVING TOWN FOR THREE MONTHS
wants to rent for nominal sum horses and
rages and coachman. Address PLEASURE,
Star office. mh5- St.
best Of care. Telephone call 67A Horses called
for and delivered. c. H. PARKER 433 ~ 1t.
sw.. Lay Hill. Md. oc144h
FOR SALE-CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES. TRAPS
Pglo Altos and Concords. business, milk and
dsyton wagons, harness. robes and whips low
for cash. ! have a number of frst-class wagons
my own manufacture. Also work In the white
finish to suit
ja29-tf ]. J. COOK. a205 N ct. NV
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A NEW $50 DOMESTIC SEWING MA
chirc, which has been rented out; at about half
price. All latest 1898 improvements and the
c"mfanys guarantee for years. g. AUER-
BACH. ith and H. Factory Agent. Drop postal
and have ii sent to your house trial, free.
IuhJSt
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FEMALE.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY At rs NEW JEst
Sey ave INV good COX; also waitress botl
must have references and sleep home. IT.
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EANTED-SEN EltAL EXIELT SALESLADIF,S:
good Saiurles To right parties. Apply ut NJ.
'Tbi.I't-N BERG = 9-> IN It. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-SECOND-FLCOR FLAT OF THREE
rooms. for light housekeeping; partly furnished;
heat and gas; $50 per month; children. 71S
9th st. ne. Call from to I pm. mh5-;t.
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WAREHOUSES;.

NANTED-APRiL Is OK MAY l. STORE tNO
hNtuT-st; suitable for cigar business tmanufac-
tare-t: rent must he reasonable: also dwelling
81 ROBINS, small hCgse With yard preferred
Address 7. W. Star office inhI-2ts
NA\TED-TO BY LARGE HOUSE NV:
acres Of elevated land in Va. opposite George
town College given 5 first payment Address
VILLA SITE. Star Office. fe22- nm
WANTED OWNERS Of PROPERTY THREAT-
eGed with foreclosure Proceedings call al once,
We hiye cash buyers al reasonable prices.
MhJ-3t STONE x FAIRFAX. sos + St NV
WANTED FOR AN IMMEDIATE CASH PIE-
chaser. Kilt edge Investment. improved or uB-
Improved. from 81 0ssj 10 $4,000.
mh;,-3t LATISiEk x NESITT 1921 G. ST.
NiNTfD-TO EtY FOR CASH-A COMFORT
able house, Of medium size. with a few acres OF
ground IN the vicinity Of Washington place
must b. in good condition and easy of access
Address MA1lAN. tileund1le, Nd. mh.,-Iws
NANTED-TO Boy LARGE HOUSE. NV:
acres q elevated land in We. opposite Georg e-
College given as first payInent Address
VILLA SITE. Star Office. fe22-I2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUR WATCH CLEANED, $780,
WATCH HANDSPRING, 81 co.
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
mh3-5d 1921 ST. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANrED-2 MEDIUM SIZE ROOMS UNFUR-
Hished. by quiet person employed all day; not
over s. per month Address 1875 18th 81. nv.
WANTED - BY GENTLEMAN. GOOD ROOM
v 18th board in small family; pleasant location;
Columbia Washington Heights preferred. Adj
dress. stating terms, with full particulars. Box
los. Star office. mh5- 2f.
WANTED-LET ME- RENT YOUR ROOMS. HAVE
many desirable applicants for rooms, with and
without board List your rooms with MOD
ERATE CHARGE when tenant secured. Light
housekeeping rooms and small fats In great de
mand H. j. sTALEY. Room rs Atlantic bldg
fe12-1m
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near st. NV. Tine Most complete anu
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cieties, banquets. entertainments aud receptions.
For terms apply at hall. myS-tt
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED-WEII. EDUCATED YOUNG GERMAN
gentleman To- call best citizens same natioii-
slity. mUst b. ambitious and fluent tAlker. Ap-
Fly Tuesday a IO:3o o'cloek to j. NJ. LEACH
ltri5 81. w.. ~ HoDr- IL
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WANTED-CASII PAID FOR OLD GOLD, ST.
yer. watches. diamonds and jcwclry Of all de-
scriptions; also watch and jewelry repairing;
lowest prices. ]. SELINGER. SIC +. opp. patent
Office. feS- lms
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WANTED-AT KINGS PALACE s12-S14 .TJI
s.. III lliHsrS body workers. apprentices: u.sn
sal-slad-s and statesmen in eur new depart
ment>-miilineTy. mems furnish inss. house fur
uiShi.g>. candies and c1Efsrttuu.ry Leaf her
goods jewel ry fans. corsels gloves umbrellas
shirt waists Innings. facCs and embroidery. wrap
I~rs. bottoms, toilet articles, ladies undcrw ,tr
hrsery. rscswcar. infants goods mhT-5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

NANTEII-BI YOUNG NAN WITH ENCEI-
l'nt references, position steEographer AMI
typewriter hunkkteper clerk; legal railr.,,i
ofice preferred. ACGrtss l. WALKER. 2ul2 +
s.. NV. nil,j- :d-
NA\TEb-BY COLORED MAN \ PLACE. IN
private family Cuachnian: can give COED
references Call or address 91I ! ST. NV n,,-.t.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE STABLE IN REAR OF 923
and 925 ID st. w; 30 to 40 stalls; carriage eIe-
vator and complete stable equipment; excellent
stand for boarding business teams. Possession
given March l. 1888. Apply $50 La. ave- NV.
fe22-t
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WANTEI,-ALL To KNOW THAT WE MOVE
FtRNlTJ RE at $3.50 and S. per load, according
to size. Large STORAGE ROOMS, So mo. MER-
deli
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on RENT-l2l4 10TH NV; AN EIKGAET
new residence OF IL rpcms and 2 baths; with
spsnstbse party. 3. J. MARSHALL
mhb-st SO 1Ith AN.