Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Mrs. Justice Field was at home to callers in ‘the library of her spacious and beautiful home on Capitol Hill yesterday afternoon. Mra, Field bad with her Mrs. Condit Smith. her sister, and her two nieces, Miss Condit Smith and Miss Alice Condit Smith, the latter a debu- tante this season. Justice Field joined the ladies late in the afternoon. Mrs. Field will continue to be at home to callers on Mondays December, informally, as has always been her custom. Among the callers yesterday Were Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. ey, Mra Mitchell, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Handy, Mrs. A F. Ma- grader, Mrs. T. B. M. Mason and a host of young men. Capt. and Mrs. Wheeler will soon celebrate the fifteeth anniversary of their marriage by entertaining a company of family friends at atan evening party in their home. Senator and Mrs. Hawley returned to their residence here, No. 2030 I street, which is on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, early in October. Mrs. Hawiey spent the summer with her mother in London, and on her return to country brought with her Miss Horner, her sister, who is now a member of the Senator's household. Miss Horner is an accomplished equestrienne and with Mrs. Hawley goes every = for long rides on horseback along the i$ country roads. Yesterday was the anniversary of the birth of the Senator's = daughter and the event was celebrated by the inga of the babies of the neigh- Dborhood. Miss Jameson of New York city, who is at Present the guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Wise, will after Thursday of this week be with Mrs. Sarah C. Moore of No. re street northwest. ‘Mr. Jameson was in the Post Office department under Postmaster James of New York. Mrs. Fred Farleigh and Mrs, William Wallace ngrmmacen nigh ys of Judge and Mrs, Jeremiah Wilson of eet for @ portion of the season. ‘The Vice President and Mrs. Morton have moved from ~— Shoreham into their Scott circle house, projected improvements there have not eee completed, but Mr. and Mrs. Morton have gone into the house in order to get the workmen out of it. Mrs. Wanamaker did not arrive in the city yy, a8 she was announced to do on Sun- , but is expected at the I street house to- morrow afternoon. Mrs. Bainbridge Hoff of No. 1829 Jefferson place has out invitations for tea on Thursday afternoon of this week, when she will introduce a daughter. Senator Sawyer and his daughter, Mra. White, will take possession this week of the new house— a veritabie castle it is—No. 1701 Connecticut avenue. Serator and Mrs, Stewart are in the city and are at the Shoreham. Mr. Emilio Garcia of the Mexican legation has moved to 1326 I street northwest. Dr. H. V. Wurdemann has returned from Vienna and London and is at 200 Delaware avenue. Dr. and Mrs, Wurdemann expect to leave for their future home in Milwaukee, Wis., about December 10. Capt. Von Stein, delegate from the Nether- lands to the international maritime conference, gare s dinner last night at Wormley’s to anum- x of his colleagues in the conference and their ladies. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Verney, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt, Mr. and Mra. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Verbrugghe, Lieut. Cottman, Mr. and Mrs. Kimball, Mr. Varolio, Mr. Monasterio, and Capt. Shackford. Mrs. Senator Paddock will spend a part, and perbaps all, of the present winter at Atlantic City with her daughter, Miss Fannie, who has been for some time and still is in poor health. ‘There will be universal regret for the illness of Miss Paddock, who won many hearts here — season by her winsome naturalness and and much disappointment that Mrs. P: Mock and her daughter are not to be seen in Wash- ington society for some months at least. Miss Blake and Miss Ludington of New York are stopping for a few days with Mrs. Mark Misa Katydid Jones of 1213 © street north- west has returned to the city after a three months’ outing in the Biue Ridge mountaina. A delightful impromptu dance was givon last evening at the house of Miss Cuahen, No. 1284 Massachusetts avenue. Among those pres- ent were Prof. Russell, Capt. Mitchell, Mr. Blake, De wife, the Misses Blandford, Miss Dr. Coombs, Mise Stang, Mr. Kerr, Miss and Miss Walker, Capt. Graham, Miss La Veok, Prot, Flick seal'Me Haase THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE. Lumber Men Talk it Over and Will See the Railroad oad Company. The almost entire stopp stoppage of the freight delivery of lumber by both roads running into the city has been a serious matter to the many local lumber dealers, and the complaints and denunciations have been loud and many. A number of the prominent merchants have been recently agitating the starting of a new road into the city or the revival of the river trade by the formation of a steamship company. THE MEETING LAST NIGHT. The lumber dealers met last night at the store of Messrs. Barber & Ross at 911 Pennsyl- vania avenue to express their opinions of rail- toads in general and of roads that deliberately refuse to deliver freight in particular. Most of the prominent lumber dealers of the city were nt. Mr. R. H. Willett presided, with W. A. |. Chureh acting as secretary. Among others present were Thos. W. Smith, Henry L. Biscoe, Thos. B. Stephenson, Samuel Ross, F. A. Belt, 8. H. Wimsatt and Wm. Wheatley. ‘THE SPEECHES. Speeches were made by nearly all the gentle- men, and the impression seemed to be that the roads were making no effort to accomodate the ta, but were deliberately neglecting freight interests of the city. Mr. Church | said that when 200 cars came in daily only 100 were unloaded, the companies making no effort to get the cars unloaded. Mr. Wimsatt thought the roads would never be satisfled until they were allowed to have their run on property not ing tothem. He further stated that the Pennsylvania company had been offered free use of ground to facilitate their lumber trade, but bad refused even to put in the less — should be Tome for. Biscoe said that the claim was made b; Superintendent Carter of the Baltimore and Potomac road that the efforts of the railroad to add to its facilities were not properly appreci- ated, and didi not receive proper support from the business men. To WRITE A LETTER. Messrs, Biscoe, Wimsatt, Smith and Ross —_ appointed a committee to prepare a letter the Bonney’ lvania. —— setting forth their | pobresban end bed ask relief. sidings un- The Dressed Beet Investigation. At yesterday's session of the special Sen- ste committee investigating the dressed beef business, Mr. George ‘. Williams of the stock yards was asked if he i yards com; who was also an officer of an: railroad. Ties net bane of any sesh arvenge- ment,” he answered. BEEF FOR THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL. Dr. Godding, superintendent of the govern- ment asylum for the insane, was called to metify as to the method of buying meats for ibe institution This year a local butcher powarlghr aby denen pig ap last year B. BR, is eu) be Armour’s agent Tea uees ae brought to the in- agons lettered Swift & Co., Ar- Charges Her Husband With Cruelty. Sidonis Catherine Buford today, by Mr. Carrington, filed @ bill for divorce against Robert E. B. Buford, on the ground of eruel treatment, asking for the custody of their two children, alimony and an injunction to re- strein bim from drawing $213 of her funds, | church, New York city. RIFLE VERSUS BALLOT BOX. J. M. Matthews, the chait chairman of the —. can state executive committee of stopping at the Randall. Mr. Matthews will fa remembered asthe sonof “Pent” Matthews, one of the promiuent Mississippi republicans, who was shot at Hazlehurst, Misa., in 1888, it claimed, on account of his repablic va pruclivi- ties, A Stam reporter asked why General Chalmer, the republican nominee for governor at the recent election in Mississippi, had with- drawn from the canvass, Mr. Matthews replied: “CHALMERS WOULD CERTAINLY HAVE BEEN MUB- DERED had he persisted in making the canvass, and no one can tell how many other republicans would have met the same fate. The state is armed like acamp and the of a repabiionn state convention was the signal for the pur- chase and distribution of thousands of repeat- ing rifles by the democrate. Chalmers could have been elected by 30,000 majority with a fair canvess and honest count. THREE SEATS IN CONGRESS TO BE CONTESTED. Mr. Matthews said that the state committee have decided that three out of the seven con- gressional districts in Mississippi offer: good grounds for contests, and that Chalmers, Hill and Kernaghan were in Washington prepared to push their claims, Mr. Matthews’ attention was called to the in- terview with Colonel Hooker in the Star of the WANTED—HELP. Witenes ne Witte wire Ry cs oy nee, 8 aaa Wiite Os! : Pe pedeens mm + iy mea ellng te, Donne = cA TE COs 18 anmet, Now orks a WiNts D— See ee, i J 8, Laundress, i‘ tress, Parlor But- patie coe 2 today DICKS . D WOMAN D tunity of Feference required. T4186 let aw. G3-30 ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS DRESSMARERS, Also Two Apprentices, At 826 2Uth st. n.w. 1t* WANTED WOMEN, COO) 6; CHA! ber Nurses gre un 7 {a city or rivers or Farm Hands en. 2. COOMBS: B26 Fatuewe ao-ate away; Waite: Cool WAATED-GIRE 15 OR 16 YEARS OLD TO SAM’ if Useful in store and house. ee etc naa wear First-clasa Cook in Refined Private F ho washing: good elty references: those ying good was es heed address Box 65, Star office. 25th, “In some respects,” said Mr. “Colonel Hooker's pon if are meee OF COURSE THE ELECTION WAS QUIET, there being no opposition; but Mr. Hooker failed to say why there was no opposition. He very conveniently forgets the armed camp or the Winchester and Henry rifles, I notice also that Colonel oped claims to have carried every precinct in his district except one, which ANTED-BY (AN EXPERIENCED COOK—A ‘s small family, Best reuices, Apply at 1139 16t a3-3e* WANTED SITUATIONS. ee eee pEuT—ROOME. ud D. C.. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1889 ; FOR RENT—ROOMS. Witten = NE Ss ety |i WwW y= BY A _— sinc, Ghee na, al pd | MMUNICAT- caine to Army “stele a3-0r" he Di ates yd aivor Yrout wow, with ae FURNISHED tiers and rare on oe seer oP onUse ; with city 1s th stn, iv 308 — aRTED BY TWO PECTABLE CO! = WoUN rUR- pita , RESPECT ABI. ED aE ioe TOTES, TO UETS ene a oe WHITE Gi tie aa | WOR, BENT—LANGE SECOND-s: ey SUNNY W ‘Chumbe eine aad Woke en ae Se anenaene riigune and fepuaee 38 te FpeDonthwith reterence, Table ideaired, & War FED POSITION WITH SENATOR OR MEM | Met nw. w hand writer: references, “Address KG, adie er a ay oa oOo, new. Sd gor for ‘weutlemen; ad ‘WANTER—AT_ HEADQUARTERS POaTTIONG | ch ee Mada ed ee Eeopuranaca | 30 for Cooks, Cham! Butler. Santen toes as-40 W4NzED-A LADY WILL WRITE FOR ONE it, Will secure ne the work of fs. men bers. WRITER, Box 382, id WASTED. «. BY Private Fs 734 Tet. n.w. YOUNG MAN, ay PEASE Call or address 1107: 1 AN TED-SILUATIONS—SETILED ooars A as Waiter, or Attend |W eNO, TeMaNTANE oF hotel: two Cook in two Chambermat: wil | Seman’ Ra ee Oe a SURBORE SEE Wee own! — SEERUS APHERK iD Ried Owning Machine desires Position in Ja office: beet of references given, "Address & 2p 6 star ‘ANTED_BY RESPECTABLE ‘Man, » siguation a8 Driver for Store A.H., 2132 9th st. new. ees |e ete oF RENT—1005 13TH 8T, N.W., Rooms, with Board ‘tats ; moderate reves. : turnin ome, oer cm quire at hrs ome io & NESBIT, I: 3-3t* EB RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD_ONE ies fortably Furnished Sepgnd-story South hen ae and beh, with use of, parlor fortably Furnished 84: story P Prost Koom. Bikey cme. Fea ae Q ST. NEARI¢’ , TO GENTLE. ea ro bd $20 8 Bont, in sdvance; with Light, Box 135, Star office. ARTED—& BOY TO LEARN CABINETMAKIN pply 0. &. BIRCKHEAD, 731 9th st. n.w. tg Wasp, aor%¢ MAN TO OUT MEATS IN ing salary expected, MEAT, Star of ‘saabemas = A GRE FOR GENERAL HOUSE Ork Bo washing or ironing; must have refer- moea, Call afte: it is hardly pono as Colonel Kernaghan, the republican nominee for Congress, carried sev- cna recincts, and, with the exception of one, ere there was a republican in tor of siection. The district is overwhelm: aly te. — one county alone witha fair ‘coun showing 3,000 republi: tanjectiy. THE ELECTION LAW DISREGARDED. “The law in Mississippi in regard to in- spectors of elections,” continued Mr. Matthews, “4s willfally disregarded. The inspectors are appointed by a board composed of the v= ernor, lieutenant governor and tecreuary of state and the law states that they shall not be of the same party. The democrats having the machinery in theirown hands knowingly and willfully the law and give the repub- licans no representation. The House, I am sure, after a Oe re investigation, will seat all three of the contesting republicans from my state.” The Death Record. During the four days ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Valentine J, Rettig, 7 months; Thomas Fitzgerald, 7 days; Anna E. Stephenson, 76 years; Thomas Cunningham, 54 years; Susie H. Newman, 25 years: Julius Levy, 35 years; Agnes E. Hayne, 14 years; Charley R. Gray, 1 year; Catherine Sherwood, 86 ior Thos. Powell Hess, 48 years; Andrew O'Day, 28 ears: John Joseph Chapman, 29 years; Bessie binson Hendley, 25 years; Eugene Kearns, 9 ea Madeline Lucas, 11 months; John , 68 years;, J Keinon ‘Nicolaides, 1 year; Biles Shehan, 25 years; Edward Dwyer, 32 years; Thos. Chas. "Butler, 55 years; Alice M. Howard. 21 days; Margaret A. Poland, 62 years; Murice Savage, Se yours; Julia Adams, 1 month; Thos. Mangum, 36 years; Wm. Muelheisen, 43 years; Elien L O'Neil, 12 years; Wm. Shieby, 63 years; Wm. Sinclair, 1 day. Colored—Thos. Johnson, 11 years; Thos. Ham, 70 years; Elias Brown; 28 years; Richard beset 29 years; Laura Hughs, 73 years; Elizabeth —_ Dozier, Aoyears; Jennie Lightfoot, 22 years; Wm. Jor- dan, 19 years; Thomas Payue,75 years; Rich- ard Miller, 37 years; Jos. Banks, 97 years; Mary E. Fouter, 86 years; Mary Dorina Hawkins, 14 years; Annie M. Carter, 1 year; Edna Johnson, lyear; Ellen Kent, 33 years; Estella Murray, 13 years; Jos. Howard, 23 days: —————__. GEORGETOWN. Fonerat or Powsi. Hess.—The last sad rites over the remains of PowellHess were perforrmed resterday afternoon at Dumbarton avenue M. church. Potomac Rovel Arch chapter, No. 8, and George C. Whiting lodge, No. 22, of Free and Accepted Masons, attended the services in @ body. y. Rev. Dr. Dr. M. F. B, Rice officiated. The remains were interred at Rock Creek cemetery. Masonic Orvicers E.ectep.—The election of officers of Potomac lodge, No. 5, F.A.A.M., last night resulted as follows: Malcolm Seaton, W. _ George Fritch, 8.W.; B. Snyder, J.W.; C. F. Bhekel, secretary; W. Nordlinger, treasurer; Isaac Birch, organist; P. Chiffelle, repre- sentative to board of Catriz Manxet.—The following sales of live stock at Drovers’ Rest, D.C., DP ecenivond are reported: 196 cattle up; all sold. Best, 4c. to 43¢c.; good, Sige. to 3%c.; medium, 8c. to 38fc.; common, Zc. to 2%{c. 300 sheep and ba. Lambs, Se. to 6ige.; sheep, 3%c. to 43gc.; calves, 4c. to to 5c.; yearlings, Sc. to oe, 10 cows and calves, $25 to #40. Market Tas “Retreat” at Grorcrtows CotLecr.— The annual retreat of the students of George- town college will begin tomorrow evening and continue during the three following days, con- cluding on the morning of Sunday, December 8, the feast of the Immaculate Conception. The spiritual exercises will be Used by Father armar (, Denny of St. Francis Xavier's + Pad former oo Fesiding in the city ani ing to take part in the retreat will be made welcome, Nores.—The fair now in a peoeee at Forrest hall attracted a large number of persons last night. Besides tableaux a well-arranged musical program was executed. Tonight there will be a ucyele exhibition. Potomuc lodge, | K. of E., | division, K. of P., last night in a body.—The | Misses Dorsey gave a dance last night to their | ealisthenic c! at Linthicum Institute hail. —There was an uproar in Fowler's alley last evening. The principals to the affair were Dora Harris and Caroline Williams, Both were arrested. Dora paid a fine of €6 in the Police Court this morning and Caroline was put under her personal bonds.—John Schaefer, a young | stone mason. wus arrested yestegday by Officer Upperman on a charge of the larceny of a diamond scarf pin and 89 from Wm. Steep. TEMPERATURE AND CoNDITION oF WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 42; condi- tion, 7. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 43; condition at north connection, 20: condition at south connection, 7, aoe reservoir— temperature, 44; con dition, 96. fF Reported for Tre EVENING STAR. oe Company Forte mies = ia water company. by its president, made an sppearan, before Mayor ecaham today on merge of opening streets in violation of the new city ordinance, which juires a de- posit of money anda permit before cutsing the streetways. It is contended that the water company is not obliged to make a deposit as it streets. The mayor has reserved his opinion. ‘Tux County Scuoois—The Alexandria county school board is oe ee a two-story school house to the educs facilities of the colored children of Arlington district. As no papils are received in the county schools from United States reservation around the fort im that district an effort will be made this winter to secure either « school u; vation or a fund to pay for the sc! reservation children at the county pos The state board of education at Richmond has ap- pointed E. T. Sisson of Jefferson, A. P. of Arlington and E. 8. K. Deeble of ‘Washinton school trustees. The schools are nowall in suc~ er the reser- of the hae the right under its charter, to. open ‘the | Ea rane TLapy OR FORE AND ambition for # lixht, permanent 3 1 | $8,ber week. Apply after 9 a. me Bupt, Oftce +82 ANTED—RAPID STEN AND REM- W enced ston Type Writer: met or raat Sisco SEED, Star otheds : NTED—A DRUG APPRENTICE Te sou W Sirerionce: > Apply at Ebbitt House Drug Btore. WASESERPERENCrD, eg nese CE LADIES’ d Children’s Dresses; also Buttonnole Work- tice, MADAM ROHR, ‘O3T Fat. vw. ANTED—I NEED A YOUNG MAN IN MY BUS. Jone; one that will deposit $100 will find 8 good 2 per week. ‘Star of- mens * az-3t® ANTED—* GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN- eral House Work. Also nch Dress Maker Who understands Di Mir al ft brapehiee 1019 11th st. n.w. 'ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO ae Se and Iron in Bmall Fainily. Call. between 9 and 11am. and after 6 p.m., at 1710 Conn. ave. du-3t WARTEDIAN EX EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL for waitress and chamberm: None peed ap- ply without city reference, Address Box Bea ‘Star Wa A ieee WHITE Ral as Nurse; must be cheerful and kind; ee of references ‘Apply We 1014 G ot before @ o'clock Wray, Good COOK, WHITE AND lored ; also Maids, Lai But Shuckers, Pas ok chty, Peiledel- resser uckers, Pastry’ Cooks, &c. fe Phin and Bagace Hoon: Tronks Stored.) n30-6t" BURNHAM'S, 1110 Gat new. Vv ANTED—5 GOOD FIRE-INSURANCE SOLICT- to represent first class Company, Apply to 3.8. CULLINANE & CO. n30-3t WWANTED—A WHITE MALE ATTENDANT FOR an Invalid Geutieman. “Apply at Directory for Nurses, 1226 O st. u ARTED—WHITE Driv fra, Conchnten. Nureen, First-class Servants with G a ary eae NATIONAL Eat Sis OPE 7 es WiSEC¥E WILL PAY A GOOD mes Der week nd. Commission to Handle gus New Albums, Toilet Seta, exe Pictures, Clocks, &¢. Ke e° cok easily made, Apply at onceto C. D. ALD. Bon's co. 1010 sccuud door, uaOriw WwW ANTED—50 Sicnnrescao SALES LADIES for House Furnishing and Fancy Goods Bi poss, and 15 Boye tanutier with store duties, ma other need apply. 1! 009 F st. n.w. W4ntED— MANAGERS | WANTED EVERY where to take charge of our business, ngrtiae, distribuve circulars and eanploy hep. Wi $126 per month. Exponses advanced, ata cron: ence, Wages 6x; our gence for hos work or trav ‘skoaNs » Manufecturere, 2Y4 George st,, Cincinnati, Ohio. u29- j akrED — puxpouss. EMPLOYMENT conducted by In a 7 oko ay bite and colored, for all kinds ty nd staten; with ret ferences: etoved to TOY Lat. De W Ant ED_DRESSMARING 5 ECHOOL. Git ira st-Fupile to learn the art of Bi Cutt and Fitting by Mme. Washington’ u's Lress Gut lege of making one dress while bo have learned this - Pupils guaranteed consi Sth pay. Basted lininws cut by measuremeut, with sleeve pattern, 50 cts. Agents wanted. nZU-6t" See aT QNCE—A 2 FEW @oob Men to Sell Our Goous by to the w ale aud retail trader “We are the rgest manttece turers in our line in the world. Liberal salary paid. Permanent position. Money advanced for waxes, ad- ae 3 For full terms address ‘CENTENNIAL MEG. Thicago, lL, or Cincluuati, Ohio, ne-atudthaor 'ANTED—A MAN OF ENERGY LOCATED 0 pole cities to Kepresent en Uld atabiahgd Wt House in MAN {ovacTunen 1 Lox oc? 1-métudw hel WARPED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST NEK'S New Interuational Tailor System, with oe Women, 75 per inonth Bor i610, NAY ay inch-rule or tape mesure alone, as ali scientific tailors cut, Patterns and materials cut und instruc- tien given by Mane. . J. MESSER, 90S L ot nw. Sin? ANTED—BY THE MARTYN BUsINESS COL- lege (Empioymeut Bureau) Pupils to o kuter, Grad- Uate and Fili Positions st Good dularies, Circulars obtained at College Building, $13 6th st Bw., city. ‘ool -3in WANTED—ROOMS. WASTED LARGE ALCOVE ROOM OR TWO Swaller Rooms, Unturuished, with Board, tor Gentlewun and Wife,in northwest section ; state terme sud all particulars. "Address A.L.X., Star office. 1 WARTED—A FURNISHED OOM BY A yapow, ANT. WwW epee (lS ASA c- aE ox erence, "Address EAMNEST: Bt Pee Re = paneer references. eae icra beer | fone, bichon ‘call ae aun ANTED—BY COLORED ot sIT WAT in Seen understands Ameri rican coher a yp Wentungios ait g tourna beres:gooeaeee ANTED — AN ACTEVE MiDDi ED Ww. epee. Thoreagnly, Familiar Bookie ition ee yy HES P estat egies ere er na0-at WW AED SIqOATIONS i FOR FIRST-CLASS eeliah Gems ant oe aes eer SENT 1110-G at nw. Wasted aienty Hecomn sconmontsc ‘3 without changes city INTELLIGEN 0 ae 11 Gow. WANTED BY ext EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER | 7 BE FUR- machine, Poshion ss aecreterr to otuber of Congrene en tai ee OS Wes iteATTENTION , CONGRESSMEN. to devote an houror two dally te coanitusats sortie, vote an hour or tw a Dondence. Charges inoderste. TACT, star office, A3O-3° ANTED A POSITION AS | STENOGRAPHER ‘Typewriter in Law Office oF an, Private pigoze eee E, tar office. ¥ nB0-ae WANTED—HOUSES. _ ly ANTED—TO BUY A HANDSOME RESIDENCE in the northwest section that could, if ds be svld profitably in two years. W. Fa YOUNG, 1303 ¥F at, 2. a2-St ANTED_BY FISH & MILLER 1213 FST. N- W. have constant application for Houses to Rent at’ $25 10 $90) per month. Owners eau get rood tevants ernie t returns by placing their. bropery Wi nz7-9t NTED—AT ONCE oR CLIENTS, SEVERAL Houses from per mon' shoul ¢ to hear directly frou owners, MITEENHOUSE | face RGUNNELI. Aduite building. 1556 Fate a moO UE ____ MONEY TO LOAN. mg ee Gk a JERSON SQU. ‘ARE eae eens one ia apd Arliugiop Suites of Rooms vy SEE of adults: herdics paas the door. d3-2t' Fees RENT—A PARLOR AND pigeon g ed sompletsiy ade lagantly Bro provided with wow furaiters for it housekeeping ; ce font . 1736 14th et. wall jt we RENT 720 30TH ST, INA NEW “SORE See ae house rst cig i alls appoin stmente ; ‘exchanged. ‘ATING AND Pe gs ed also, Brack ‘Stable fot oue heres and ves carriages. 2120 Pa. ave. az-3t* Fe, RENT—1104 12TH 8T.N. Yo HANDSOMELY ‘urnished Kooms, single and m8, separate oF en, suite, with superior Board; Tocalty Drice, $25 to 865 per month. nso R | —2 UNFURISHED BOOM s, Faetnd ba. Sas cise Sasaee ELEGANT SOUTH-FRONT. = Fee homes oirle,raraisted or uur Changed: Northeast core 14th asd Naw awe VOR RENT—1315 MASS. on BS N. fog FUR econ reg Suites Fine Large Room: ‘Hint southern: $Fpomure; with alcoves and large closets; First-class Board if desired. : Fete 2 RENT— UNFURNISHED aes bath 2S Cy oor: Sits © $13; with heat: new house; immediate possession. 4 Pe ri aed se | Foe — * fronts .W., TWO LARGE © go Large Roo: QOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE FRONT on M st., 447, furnished or Xposure, FRR RENT—AT 61 G15 BST. NW, ON FIRST AND nicely-furnished Koo: imustesting oreligisr with Kossd treat ‘coutbgeng ¢ posure. ‘rious Boat toledy.* Lotion ROO! RITE. of and Tota new: Adnan AMLTo Star oficas ait Bea. Prins with or oem sr ASP RNER oe PE fay Wag anal Haein pT ‘ativan peep * Ta | JOR _SALE—SEVERAL OF THE pee és ma . P. FOUN: 42 1303 JOR SALE | F%.2 — e-lors —— O8 ViTH st. < r—| KOR RE gg bi] 1 Sars w., ——e FUR- southern exposure, cen contra ‘bane R RENT—800 11TH ST. ‘with or without board; two lines of care pass the Gouri OR RENI—AT 809 218T ST, IN A mS Tol Rooms, connecting or | eternal eater rpished QOK RENT—1204 K ST. N. Furnished Rooms, Ct Bande sia or enauite, 7OR, Cae 4 SPACIOUS, WEL F ELL-LOCATED ret utthole foro ter, apace abd bail ether bi business requiring, wer cam be supplied ch furnied them: a APPLY at The Evening Star office. ‘m: ‘mt NT 1728 HST. NEAR ‘ROPUI ye ay of Thine Peay mmunicating grate dre and soutbera ex- posure; alsoe tour fore gentieman tw? | Handsomely Furnished Roonia, en suite of single, | 22 spear 17th: with oanali Brick 42 feet, Nal. a PP Jeyant se 5. oy BAA Cems oe eg BL 4500.00 n30-3t Southwest corner 13th and es SALE—1WELVE CIly Lots a oF. Lx coln park. from $300 to $00 8 lot. | Small cash S balance monthiy. “Am eareiient chance fet Trottable investments, Hi LEUPULD, corner 13th and F sts, n30-3t FR SALE—SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS EAST OP Lincoln park at 2 banenin Lue ground te sure te Hse in value. KR. HL IPOLD, southwest corner 13th and F nS0-At POR ¢ mm 8 ExT air 30. uare of Ground between pea tena rahe er J. F. CULLINANE & 00. == F stow. Fs: SALE—HANDSOME LOT, z5x100 JOR RENT -HANDOOMELE. Ady se% ee erie. very ness ory Fie. Baie or nd wa ir ‘o ia af = " sous ee na ; Rooms for A 503 Peuusyivania ave. OR RENT ELEGANT I ISHED ROOMS, EN Ror SALE — 01 ¥ THE MOST DESIRABLE nee Se a Senares Lots in os Me = stint 16th 7-3 ex doce, one block gat Hearty Beet Car ‘Dear Ari wy te gold it Lote ton si sal Wormles's. 6: e116 ae au ny nviw at P. SHOEMAKER, 920 Fst. aw Rete TH! FUR! =S ae Fee a Ry Ep ye i square 100% two squares glove: jane aren, ‘bo children tak ware UL n Louis P. sHOEMA ay EET ‘OR FOUR LARGE UNFUR- nished Rooms; house only four years old; perfect Condition all modern improvements: southern ¢3- sure ; ween 8 and any morning. 513 8 nls-3m FOREN! S8i4 AND 810 1STHST, NW. NEXT Aparinents on fitet ssosnd and thisd Score ieee eu om ate y bathe, Be. Table board ein FOR RENT—FLATS. OR RENT—FLATS IN NEW YORK STYLE—JUST competed—iwo Flats of Five Rooms Lach on nec- end Ploor aud Four Flats of Four Rooms kach op First Flogr; «us. bath and water; all rooms communicating; good location; on live O ‘st. cars; rent @18 for recommended. E. ie = CO. or 2 Ft uly to 918 Fn OR RENT—PHOENIX TERRACE, 221 ey tol st., a Handsomely Furnished Fiat of fiv including private bath; either as a fiat or wath every convenience; suitable for an FOR BINT 1218 BST. SUITES NICELY FUR- ‘Koons: suitable members or others; sine fie room; open fires; south front; near tree iiies. OE BENT-FURNISHED ROOMS_sING! joor, Parlor and Three -¢ Hed ‘Hoom: NO. 0 LOAN—€1,500,_ an ONE OR TWO NOTES Sst A. SETTLE, 1225 F st, HAVEs $5,000 A rig od red genes TO our order to pa one ie! vy bevond E penies 3-3t ‘ 1319 Fst, °. ¥QU WANT MONEY?— $10 TO $500 TOL LOAN t on Furniture, Horwe, Wage Lisussbels Goods or otar Personal proper and interest payable in weekly or mont! pa Peymentes o removal of goods from residence; no icity.’ Box 98, Star office. nol-2m" TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT; NO iF. CON ASE cO., OR eaaie ae <5 NW. nished Kooms; singly or en suite; and al. conveniences ; suitable formenbaro Congress; wine square of tt, Highs aud Willard’s hotels. Fitiae RENT—TWO OB Cig LARGE USFUR- Lished Kooms on secoud floor; reasonal hildren. Apply at 216 2d st. 8.c, Ok BENET WO, VEKY FINE COMMUNICAT- floor with private surusce and grate Acooms on second floor,south front; one: able for Member or Senator. ¥13 M et. n.w. bath; heat ‘OR RENT—1327 N Furnished Second Story a ape rivace family of ad Convenient to Latiet, ‘attention; pleasuit home; at ‘reasousinle "your. Fe ok RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD at 1300 Vermout ave. u.w. and 1321 N st. u.w., for adult and anes expenere; eater” ite Sa ae y Say RENT—1845 LST. N. Ww, ELEGANTLY hed ou | BYPro' We security at 5 Rished Double Fu:lory and Koom Adjoining on cent; charges bu, Td loor aud two beautiful Gotwunieatiug en nld-2m B.w. co; _Sth and F ate. n.w. - | wert ptr hegeond convenience, south front, — ONE 3 N AT FIVE PER CENT ON i Dood, Feusousble tormus to desirable pebes, BaCaS specialty. TYLLE &i ‘RU! HER, RD, {uR ng tay d alte ate WITH OTHER MiM- oy is-oim* 1307 F at. 2. or more very Light [E200 WANT To BORROW MONEY ON ¥QUR Fey y and desire itst lowest rates and quickest Cty Com EA. McINTIRE, 918 F st. $100, 000 8 79. Penal ‘ON REAL ESTATE, N ©. TILTON, i Fenn. Te LOAN ON REAL See HAVE IN ag to loan, 90 approved security in 8 Of and y no unnec no ze Fish MILLE: i L213 Fat, Rw. ONEX TO LC 2, ToAX ON Ki AL ESTATE AT 5 AND HARLES NDY, in our Fet.nw. NDOWMENT, LIFE AND iONTINE POLICIES A Noughest uigheee, cash prices. Lonae megane t uable terms Apply Wal it ACHE. $500 vou () Pattie ora at Bad nn BROWN & CO, 018-31 1321 Fist, TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT Sand per cent per annum. Node $50,000 — Beal Estate, Loaus aud Insurance, 18 16th st. B.w. SUMS TO SUIT, ZUM ¢000 UPWARDS, ON APPROVED —_ ESTALE SECURITY. se14-3m XN ONEY TO ie ste. and F and M sta, Address G.P., Star office, Lt" V T AN'TED—FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, TWO Unfurnished Hooms in & quiet house where uo children ;ceutcu! location ; permanent locator tf suited, Teierences exchanged; give terms. Address box 58, Star office, as-2t* y ANTED - E PURNISHE: ‘Hooue with privilege of tsar housekeep, tion, or Couvement to © »: mW erences. Ai SoM WHEELS, i cent aud wife; references, Address WANTED—LOTS. E MPROVED PRO. portions of « the city dor tavest- 1 P.O. 16, chty iui all built up ust be cheap. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Wiese CUTTING BoX; BTALE PRICE, ANTED—Bai , Star office, W {AubOS WHO DESIRE past ‘tion in Vocal Music Without fag in the choir, tall st ASCENSION CHUGH Ysanentae from 8 p.m. ; entrance ANTED—BY A COLORED one WAEHTNG TO do at Home ; good references, 8 leh ANTED BAUM ¥AX8 THE HIGHEST CAS Wie oy oa are, Carpets. aid He, ih Pity W AN TaD SIOTUREE TS ENLARGE; FRAMING a tend sat Panera es, 2 229-1 Ws ¥ PAY RENT? WE WILL you money to pay for © home. Interest cent. qunall payment 6, Star office, y ANTED—CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND tare; alee Kntire Households, Stocks FE ed x THE CoM- on on 14th st. pear 10th at, uw. Ww ANTLD— cer operation, Couxty Count.—The county court, Judge Chichester, is occupied today with the trial of _ Coben on an ent for horse steal- a crime some years ago @ capital offense i in Virgins, and 2708, Bom panishable with imprictament in nitentiary may extended to nightscs tone ‘The cases against ex-Clerk Ben Austin were all continued. The court, on its probate mde, has confirmed the n’s estate. Tho court for which the Alexandria was organized will be edowicells § combined action with She states that they were married May 16, MON BENSE PLA FRAN, ie mourual, LIEF ASSOCIATION aahington, D.C. Home Instit: ne Tastitition—lucsrporated 1878. I rat " ‘aay pe aad ecg A a ay Death of For further inforniatign aay ‘SMITH, Secretary, @ wuts, in OPpusile Dew bien “si Witeaer ‘ANTED_HORSES ie Reds coe “s Sat Allison Nailoe’s erable, or specialty te ny Hockville, id. Best of f references giveunid-tar? W Ste asg ceutur aurea ‘UF EVERY DESCHIP- oe ty, St it 5 so risttres: ce Fiatires: “An Wi Wigeiires in one of where privacy is assured. Addreas, statin BH. WARNER & CU,, tion aud price, J.1:., Btur office. _0c]1-2m Y16 F at. lew, j ANTED EV ELY Oax, EUR. AND UNFUR J ONEY a Sa eli parts of city, Uur business ver- as UPW, ithe tune. Seryanis furnished free, KOUM at 1lE LOWES! MATE OF INTEREST RENTING PAKLOKS, 711 G at. u.W. a-Gt" EA kaaGll Go eae eerie WWASTED—A FURNISHED ROOM WITH BRE BEAL ; just in a Private Family, between 1th aud 17th 4.0. HOLIZMAN, _ 0c? ONEY (TO Loan jus at Lo} _ Corner 10th and ¥ sta. tow, EY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE IN SUMS Me of W to $100,000, oe AUSTIN P. BROW} 1419 F st. nw. _8e28-3m Glover EAL ESTATE IN VESTMENT. BALE AB U. 8, BUN bIX PER Cath PAYABLE: JUARTERLE IN BUMS gluu LO gl,uuU. SMALL PeeMiUat OMARGED, 5 UU0— EO LOAN ON REAL ESTATR, 500 _[ee21) THOS. E: WAGGAMAN, QNEY 10 LOAN 1N SUMS TO sur SAND RA ope 1505 Pa. ave, Gis Asingion ‘ire ins, Gove olive.) ¥ TO LOA! Mets ‘Approved Neal Estate Security. in Distristot Dia, 10 lowest, cat yt Be A wise 0 S05, aud F at. nw, See TO LOAN ON REAL © BATE AT Low. est rates of BARKIS, 1324 ot_n.w. sel2-Sun ONEY TO LOAN AT. LOWEST RATES ON AP- ineciale, Ale, ae Aes ~ a Pay wen fof wainout ues es Mien. ee ON REAL Sarai ed District of Columbis at lowest GEo. W LINKING Mel l-3m 19th and H ste. n.w, ONEY TO. ‘ON REAL ESTATE ATLOWEST tatageat tereat: alec on other approved security. ae F at. uw. ra 79 esti TN SUMS $1,005 sed borat JU PR GUuAMAN & C0. ivie-din | fe ONEY TO etate ne sums i we ea a speresgarest " ivaLis svenue. ee Loan ATE j = TO sate ON REAL Bur, R FIRST. Figs me coomely eee ‘CG. GREEN, 303 7th st. n.w. MONEY To Loan oN KEAL ESTATE aT LOW. a024 Successor to DANERHOWEEE LON TEI Fat, PERSONAL. aa qe to $75 8 month. ed oF Teeeees SEES uaF aon at OF more per mouth. 2d Kooma, south exposure; suitable for two ieubers; bath: af desired, ng0-3t* board af 1433 Lat n.w. EE RENT_TWO NICELY FURNISHED PAR- it floor; single or uite. Also THREE UNFUR- ished Hooms on second Hock, suitable for Liguc housekee) seping | large closets; baih same floor: house ‘occupied nvv-s Fee! RENT—FUB URN! = SS FRONT abd gas; suitable fur eutieman sasenee 2 Ke jOR RENT IT Ww jurnished (0 OR THREE LARGE WELLS 35 floor; rooms on ‘Bata, pre foots best "Hasaiiton: bo vate house; reterences, 1324 L st.n.w w3U-St 2OR RENT ROOMS, iN SUTAE, OB SINGLE, 617 13th + adjoining “The Rochester ;" ali newly 1 inenlabed. n30-3 Fk: KE! 936 K St. N. W. SEWLY F Ey oy several 1a Rooms for Sentlenen. sul merece: ee POR BENT 053 G ST. N.W.. HANDSOM LY FUR- ished Parlors and Kooius, en suite or : mid~ ud Interior Depts.; ove pied Last way bet, ‘Treasur; session by membe: {OR KENT—737 13TH ST. N.W., AN meee Suite of Parlors on First Flor; “handsomely 1ur- Llshed; suitable for Seustor or Member; aiso Nice on, Segond floor; terins reasonable, ‘Appiy at ouce. a: : {OR RENT—IN THE VICINITY OF SCOTT circle, Handecine Suite of Claubers, tirst foor, for M.C. : Handsome dulite, second ws of douse, House and reruishings 1417 17uu st, 030-31 JOR RENT—W1TH BOAKD—FURNISHED OOS, en suite or singiy,on second aud third fluor: * NT SECOND STORY FRONT yo iu Newly Furnished House; Ce soak Quer, $10 per mouth; retereuces required., Or ‘RENT—HOOMS—PERSONS PENG G s OB ius Will Mud them at LULU 8th Bt 2. Ww. Orineuites, Ketereuces coe reac NDSOMELY me each superior scation: 3 table board. 1025 au aud .023 Vermoutave. m3U-st" A DESIRABLE LOCALITY, ‘hree Tent lo’ to, tenant, rc ee Cat ee 1033 Oth ot 30-3 POR ie, 301 XW, FACING FRANKLIN ; large wi le OF ensuite ol 3, 4 or forts, FOR RENT--STORES. JOR RENT STORE 408 12TH ST. NW. ven Jau' 1800. Ap ‘ganites f. DAVin' SUNG, 1201 Pouinayivania tee? “ed Fok, SALEANGAIN— DESIRABLE 0. Bo eee £9, tock ty BS Geen te alley “Twcive: ©n corner Toot 4 a Price forall ouly sta (000. Hf sold within days. “Tuguire 3914 H st. n.w., after 4 pom Foe SALE POUR ALLEY Lots IN Llkexdz ft, facing SO-Tt. alley, with aliey ahd 7-ft- rear: wl be ‘gold t Inmeaene par Chaser at a ts min Juat the love to build sliey bh save etal or further particulars apply to McKS & VOOKHLES, 14i8 Tat mom nev lw Qk SALE—GOOD CHANCE Tu BUILD @ Houses: vacan’ lot 49 it. front to sealer: Tat, 150 foot trom 1 24th K at. t.e-, 173100, 40e CHARLES FARLY, 803 14th st. nw, | FOR BALE, ON THE WEST eof Oth st. nw. above Massachusetts ave, swe te each with s froutage of 23.01 teat! 160 teet, toa 20-foot alley, adjoined by 8 1B- n30-1m {OR RENT -STORE E AND, DWELLING, 1ST AND Good bi Keut Nai eas stand. t Peasouni by Chass. ‘SHV Es 10Uy fth at. nw 230- lin Fe RENT —SIOKE ON SOR: AY mS JUsT above Lt. ; 2 tees teoee 260 —— ‘Apply to FOR _RENT—OFFICES. Fe. RENT—OFFICE ROOMS IN 1108 F ST. N. , convenient to two lives of cars. rooms Bood Lig: & JUHNSION, th BS0-5t 1503 Peuusylvania ave. nw. ice, of Fue RENT—OFFIOES—WE HAVE SOME BOOMS eens as our ‘This is ‘desirable y for n30-3t OK RENT — Bale STABLE Fat FOUR STALLS, Carringe House, sleeping Room. order. "Met $15; to desirable party oul. rts COUNTRY REAL ] ESTATE. +) Forces my er ge ge ee 60 Fees, 12 Poach Va AVE FOR BALE FIVE = of Land, situated one and & half ties from Glymovt, on Mattawoman creek aud Pot yery heavily tumbered, which I will sell char ors Eeads for, city property. “BENS. COOLEY, 60 aw. He ATTSVILLE, MD._—FOR RENT_NEW EIGHT- you House On Melrose ave, wear station: very tec; large lot WAL MEYER + Also Large Lot near sustion. pousa SALE FARMS. the Finest Fi George's corny, y oa with all improvements; can Dought for the stall sum of pes acre: sino Farms in the Distesct and in Virginie. AD) HULINARE ©0., n30-3t 608 Fat, now. wont aly ik SALE—200-ACRE FARM, HALF WAY BE- tween Washit ‘aud Baltimore. Toa auick Ghaser will sell 8r $2,000; worth double, et | © BeacMeak, 310 St'baui ets Balthnore, Md -n90-3e SALE—5 ACKES OF LAND IN AGRE LOTS ‘Takoma Park, very ‘wear, sation "Ano several LOUIS Bs SHOEMAKER: 920 F et nw, Foe SALE—ON METROPULITAN BRANGH, B. AO 0. Lots, Cottages, Country Homes ___ BUSINESS CHANCES, Foe SALE 7 THE STOCK, GOOD WILL AND ‘eh sarny te Drug ore 3 rem x: ply to i. T. Fe Pet =e SALE —A BARGAIN — FINE BUSINESS Corner; 10 rooms, Store and —_— Jot 20x100. or ful apply to . T. DY. full particule FRO RENTON SHARES, 15 ACHES & Garden Land oh the Kiver Road bet. the © Socove womens end boseniogs sui haletmena. ot wagons and Wa SUMfurns, on eae {OK KENT—A aaapeom PRIVATE TURN- cach conimrauicatina; 5 yivate family ; home cuiu- out; the ower is about to leave the city and will . y the mont toe. ble under 12 years; sear = re al- sent $ by oe ee Pespouni| Ne atts. ‘QB RENT—0: rE ee NICELY-. FORMISHD BARGALN, modern Conveniences; locduou ‘2 16-room House, all 2 Dar attached euces required, 1217 Ket howe aed Fee RENT—515 13TH 8T. a WwW. HAMDOUNE Bed Koom, id strobe; ioe Ce (aloo other soouns Sentral so hotels aud streot 230-30" oR RENT—318_ EAST ST. NEAR Capitol, @ choice Suite of Rooms, bed rooin, parlor aud bath on second floor; sunny, weil warmed and n.3t* )OR RENT—110: ST. N.W. COR. L, VeRY enya aie, Pectin si iste boards rearoags: three or 30-3 BR sees ‘Ga Fe PARLOK AND F? '—CHARMIN: MS, a served in ‘f'deaized, witnout gxtre charwe, ‘n30-3t* 60y & at. nw. P POR RENTRICELY FURNISHED PARLOR, gas pti for un and wite or member of Comagpens and goverument printing oifice. berdica, ‘SiS Norn capitol st. 230-3 RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY BOO! RICELY is eupeamtans Saath suitable fur Ube oF two Private faumliy, "1823 i wt, FST. N.W., PRIV. FAMILY, JOR RENT—2002 ‘ATE ‘RENT—PAKLORS AND BOOMS, | ye oa cults os clapiat nese a ae deparments. enw. ness and in & v cent Satee for selling. “AVpIy to 220 Geet nw. See — \Le—ONE OF THE peer zarine GkO- oo dain tel ‘Stores in tom ‘snd cannot attend to it. iT SEL. Ss Atturney-ai-Lew. 505 D st bw. “Ww ‘RESOUT IL, (Ketioge Baldi? 1416 ¥ at. B. Fee SALE-GOOD LoT ON SST. Nean Hemjrhire ave. Zeno Ls Lee $1.60 per foot, TALE & KOT THEM PU aw 26 Se F SALE—ELBGANT LOT AT So oF cont M- ale pond and M. utwoud plaoe. Also seme very Ane ALLE Bt WwoderEte prive. Teneo sae tte are evail- eons: for a Luprovement, het waler. gus, wewer tor eave Te nat Walks intd et ood em Tae wlmi YL KUSHEKPORD, 1 Fe SALE—CALL ON Us IF FOU WANT EAST Wash:ugton Uuimproved Property at lowest uarket, Fates: from single lots wy to whole squares. wood les: Sceuts per toot abu upward. ad vawe: piel in value; no ‘ihvestmente will pay better, mei 3 & KRPETII, ave. 8.6. Fe SALE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lois at FF South Brookiaud Met Brauch ue: Or Wal. O. DENISON, Yee F Pen S4be 107s 18 New ADDITION TO BROOK Jnud on vasy terms. Ibese {ote are adjacent to tue iwost elewuted and 11 land, cou~ be view. Ail Kinds of teuie growing us the Uo foot, wide im, comforuity with oity and plate MM Barcuel Deis, 42 Tisha a Distm an BALE— recy Unindroved ag = Love to putts es follows Square eh ‘aud Pol ata, coutatni ‘unre tet, et, Amy iroved by ‘Three. “W. 8, JACKSON, Atty-at-La bieo-Lin 1358 Sud st uw. Foe SAE BanGains — CHOICE Lots At Forest Glew, Mid. Suuall it dows, wards “Oortespoud with 1.4.3. 309 7tnet se. 20 % REWARD L068! SI GUING FKOM 1706 L to 2ud-street uarket, ® Diamond Rag Kung. Return to the above address, Let ge FOX TEMRIER, RIGHT EYE W. Carpenter on ‘Lib grat reward it revurued to S420 Not, ad-3:* Los Zig St ST. NE; SUNDAY AF. Large Brown and White Dog. answers to ame of Grover. Mowers i to ators a Liss “DECEMBER 2, 2880, LADY'S Hunting Case Goid Wes Conin, between Tem Vuh aud Boundary sts, ‘nw. "Winder bee wioolow st LW. aud Feceive $0 reward. ase OST—ON SATURDAY. GOLD LOCKET WITH ‘two Pictures in. A reward of @10 ior the retura Bi the game to SCHRELUEE'S, Davy Nerd Aechange, 1100 Sth st. w OST—ON SUNDAY, Pin, which the fuer ws A SMALL CAaM&O —F id please return to LF i, Wi Axo with pivce Eset Cap. sts. aud pension o L Bt SU] East Cap, et. fend receiv reward, a2 OST EARLY Fax OF Lasi WEE! Lito dos, isch, an = moors tat ind, capwere tS theueiee Mat ‘CHANCE-LK Ros Ake oa Ls Finis Rosin in dhe hear of the ct cli ane etock bck and bead. it wlozt ipiee, ality: Jona ence imp.; doing @ Fe OST—SATURDAY LAST —A LALGE BLACK Sox bit wtar oBee. Ress Dor: wluite fect and iresst, white eset = Aack. hevuru to 04 Pa eve audgetroward It J OST-SUNDAY EVENING SMALL SILVER L Sky Terrier Gyp,, bisck tipped sbort tail aerial Pastures of hice i tabes sepa ply to 58, cor cor ietand Vs a. eee n6-or Tepe a ee SEA (Youu 17ih wt nw. and reonive libs Lia uthava cet eat we 4th and W ote,