Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1889, Page 2

> THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, A SIXTEEN-PAGE STAR. IN SOCIETY. SIOUX CHIEFS COMING, Some of the Features of the Big Paper | Events of the Gay Season—Personal | They Have Surrenderea Nine Million to be Issued Tomorrow. Tar Evexrxo Stan will be issued tomorrow in sixteen-page form to meet the extra de- mand made at this season upon its crowded columns both by advertisers and by the events attending the opening of the busy season at the capital. The additional pages will give | room for many special features. Matters of interest relating to the new Congress will be treated in an entertaining way and a num-| ber of articles giving information on subjects | BOW occupying public attention have been prepared especially for this edition. Both in its literary and general news features tomor- row's Stag will be an unusually attractive number, Another installment of Frank R. Stockton’s serial will be given, besides reada- bie articles from the pens of well-known writers. Much of the space, however, will be devoted to matters havinga peculiar interest “Yor Washingtonians. Among the contents of this enlarged edition the following may be announced: NEW FACES IN CONGRESS: Sketches of the men who this week entered upon their careers as national legislators. (iMustrated.) HOW CONGRESS IS REPORTED: A description of the press galleries at the Capitol and the way the nation is kept in- formed of thé doings of the statesmen. (Dustrated.) WIVES OF WELL-KNOWN MEN: Ladies whom the incoming of a new admin- istration has made prominent in Washing- ton society. (Illustrated) WHAT HOTEL MEN SEE OF LIFE: One of them tells a Sra reporter about the elegant-looking men who keep up appear- ances at the expense of the florist, the tailor and the hotel proprietor. A NIGHT WITH THE NIHILISTS: A former Siberian exile gives for the readers of Tuz Sran a thrilling description of his initiation into the order of ‘The People’s Will.” SAILING ON ICE AND SNOW: An article descriptive of progress in ice yachting and some novelties in the way of snow-sailing and kite-skating. (IlIns- trated.) GOING OUT FOR LUNCH: Many places of many kinds where the de- partment clerk spends his dime and his ten minutes he takes for refreshments at noon- day. (Ilustrated.) MATRONS WITH SPANISH NAMES: Some of the ladies who will lead in the social events attending the Pan-American Con- Sress. (Illustrated.) THE CAPTAIN’S YARN: jand Mrs, Notes of Interest. The first of the series of tens given by Com- mander and Mrs, Wm. Bainbridge Hoff yester- day afternoon to formally introduce their daughter to their friends was the most charm- ing event of the a, social seayon. Mrs. Bainbridge Hoff did not divide her list, { but invited all her guests for both afternoons, land the consequence was that, as every- body leves to go to a first tea, the | house was crowded to the walls. Mrs, Bain- | bridge Hoff stood within the drawing room | door to receive the throng of friends, attired | in black silk made with a front of white silk veiled in black lace, At her side stood the de- | butante of the hour, Miss Louise | Adele Bainbridge Hoff, in tront of a bank of fragrant La France and American Beauty roses and spicy carnations, herself the sweetest | flower. She wore a simple and effective gown of white India silk that fell in shimmering folds to her feet and ended in a half high bodice short of the pretty throat. The brown hair was simply dressed, and the pretty piquant face, | With its exquisite coloring, was radiant with pleasure. Miss Abby Scott, ina becoming toilet of white silk, stood next, and Miss Nora Hoy, in a demi toilet crimsom silk, was also presented to the guests. Commander Bainbridge Hoff managed to be in as many different places at once 48 it is possible for one races to be. et composed Mias Julia Edie, in a ravishin; ofskirts of black Spanish 5 agg and a Marie Antoinnette coat of flamingo red silk trimmed with gold braid, most effectually assisted in entertaining the large company. In the dining room, across the hall from the draw- ing room, a sumptuously furnished table was spread, from which attentive waiters served the guests with oysters, sulads, sandwiches and cake. Mrs, A. Cleveland Tyler,in a splendid gown of rich pearl satin strewn with bouquet of roses presided over an urn of hot bouiilon that was most grateful to those who felt the chill of the late afternoon hours. Mrs. Tyler, who has very recently returned to the city, wns receiv- ing’ the congratulations of her many friends on her well appearing. Miss Marie Stirling of Baltimore was also in the dining room, rece ing the worshipful attentions of her many ad- miter, Miss Stirling is a tall and graceful young Iady of the blonde type, and she wore a dress of white China silk flowered with lavender bouquets, and she wore knots of lavender ribbon on her shoulders, The tea room was upstairs and was presided over by Mrs. John G. Foster of Connecticut avenue in a rich Parisian toilet. Miss Florence Speed, in a gown of cape anu lait silk, trimmed with Irish point lace, was Mrs. Foster's able assistant, as were also Miss Laura Jackson in rose pink silk, Miss Evelyn Taylor in pale silk, and Miss Pauline Bancroft in tea rose silk. | } upper room, and the company was well divided throughout the house. Among those present were Secretary Tracy of the Navy, Mrs, Wil- merding, Lieut, and Mrs. Muson, Mr. Walker Blaine, Mrs, Gordon Mackay. Mrs. Admiral ; Crosby, Gen, and Mrs. Greely, Mrs. Isham H. Hornsby, Mr, Von Mumm Schwoarzenstein, Lieut. and Mrs. Kennedy, the Misses James, Mrs. and Miss Jackson, Mr. and Mirs. Robert Hinckley, Mr. Barry, Mr. An- drews, Capt. and Mrs. John A. Rodgers, Mr. Edward McCauley, Miss Ashford, Miss Almy, the Hawaiian minister and Miss Carter, Justice Harlan, Mrs. Condit Smith, | Miss Condit Smith, Miss Alice Condit | Smith, Miss Harlan, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Dorsey, Miss Eastman, Mr. Clifford Kich- ardson, Capt. Stirling, Mr. Jewett, Mrs. and Miss Penniman, Miss Edith Card, Mr. Kellogg, the Misses Williamson, Gen. and Mrs, Berdan, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Hammond, Miss Rebecca An interesting story of a strange adventure | Dodge, Mr. Rae, Capt. Anderson, Col. Carpen- in China, written for Tug Evenine Star by a naval officer. STORIES OF LARS: An interesting installment of Frank R. Stock- ton’s breezy serial, (Iilustrated.) THE LAMENT OF THE ERON: A society matron gives a Srsn reporter an in- sight into the troubles of this martyr of moderu social customs. LIFE ON $20,000 A YEAR: A young bachelor of fashion who thinks that sum not too much figures cut his ex- penditures for a year. TOYS FROM THE FAR EAST: Queer playthings for children brought from the distant land of the mikado. ATTRACTIVE HOME Many useful suggestions about pretty things one can make to delight friends at Christ- mas, HOME MATTERS: Some well-tested recipes‘and seasonable sug- gestions to practical housekeepers. HOUSE PLANTS AND BULBs: Practical suggestions to the patrons of win- ter gardening. WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE: Talk about recent sales and prospective im- provements. THE THREE BURG- CHAP- ~ see POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS. The Charges Against the Old Dominion Republican League. Attorney General Miller has transmitted to District Attorney Hoge the report of the civil service commission on the charges made against the Old Dominion republican league of having, in the recent campaign, violated the law in collecting assessments for political pur- poses. At the District attorney's office the reference is takeu to mean that the subject be inquired into and the testimony presented weighed with the view of reporting to the Attorney General whether on the evidence sub. mitted a casecan be made. The reference is made as @ matter ofcourse and not as an ap- wal of the report of the commission, but to ve the investigation made for the Depart- ment of Justice, on which further action may be based. ee THE DUTIES OF RAILROADS AS COMMON CARRIERS. They Must Be Made To Exercise Those Duties. ‘To the Editor of Tae Evexixe Stan: At a meeting of the board of directors of the Builders’ exchange, held this day, the careless- ness of the railroads in the matter of freight | delivery was freely discussed. Measures will be taken at a special meeting to be held at an early day looking to the protection of our mem- bers and the building interests of the District. The capital engaged in the building improve- ments of our beautiful city is far in excess of that ftequired to operate afew railroads and must be protected against further loss by such un- warranted treatment in the matter of freight delivery. Shippers and consignees have rights that must be respected and railroads as com- mon carriers have duties to perform as such that must be complied with. “The responsibility assumed by the common sarrier in that he is bound to take all goods affere¢ him, if he bea carrier of goods, and take good care and make due transport and delivery of them. If he should refuse to re- seive goods in the line of his business, except from mability to carry them, he would be liable to damages.” Contrary to the provisions of their charter the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, so this exchange has been informed, have instructed their recente not to receive any heavy freights for Washington, D.C., ‘not through their m- ability to forward and carry the same, as pro- tected by their charter, but through the in- ability of the road to unload or deliver the same at this point. No right is granted under the law of common carriers to set up such a plea, and will not be accepted as a reasonable one by energetic, responsible and determined xe ese annoyances are to be longer con- tinned the ery for wore room by the rons will, if in power of our business men, be granted by making an effort to have cauceled charter of any organization childish enough to set up such a plea, and endeavor to | enforce it by such argument as wo ‘ean but | won't” deliver your goods until provided with | more room; and room will be secured for the | occupation of & corporation that will be public irited enough to assist and co-operate with thetr patrons by delivering pr freight, thereby assisting them Sendosualy ts tee the Prosecution of their business. Tuos. J. Kixe, Secre' December 4. = ities A Deserted Wife Divorced. In the Equity Court Judge Cox today made decree of divorce in the case of Carrie A. Hansom agt. Albert T. Hansom, giving the Carri: states that were married = he ter. Mr. and Mrs. Beall, Mr. Spring Rice, Ad- miral Bowden Smith, Mr. Walter Blaess, Lieut, and Mrs. Buchanan, Dr. Bispham, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Yarrow, Mr. McKenney, Mr. Clary Ray, Mr. T. 8.’ Rodgers, Mr. and Mre. Raymond, Misses Routh, Mr. Chas, McCawle; Mrs. L. C. Rosse, Mrs, Mitchell, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Fenner Lee, Capt. Dewey, Mr. and Miss Lowery, Mra. May, Lieut. and Mrs. McCrae, Lieut. ‘and Mrs. Logan, Mrs, Barney, Mr. Ric! ard Porter, Mr. Steedman, Mr. and Mrs. Fer- rd, Prof. and Mrs. Emmons, Mr. Sury Blur, Mr. Montgomery Blair, Misses ever. Senator Hale, Miss Scott, Admiral Worden, Miss Deering, Miss Kathleen Trow- bridge, Misses Toland, Mrs. Hill, Miss Pheenix, Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Steele, Miss Stoughton, Mrs, Hoy, Mrs. Glover, Mrs, Edine, Miss Taylor and Col. and Mrs. Kellogg. Miss Jennie Drury, daughter of Mr. Wm. C. Drury, and Mr. Clarence E. Moulton, son of Mr. H. B. Moulton, were married Wednesday evening at Hamline M. E. church at 6 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Naylor officiating. Mr. is L. Moulton, brother of the groom; Mr. Wheelock, Mr. R. Springer and Mr. Geant Hodgkins seated the guests in the church. ‘The bride and groom entered the church to- gether. The bride wore a handsome traveling costume of blue broadcloth trimmed with steel trimming and carried a bouquet of Nephetos roses. A reception was held at the residence of the groom's father, on 9th street. Mr. and Mrs. Moulton went to New York city the same evening. Their future home will be in Ta- coma, Washington, where the groom is in busi- hess. Rev. Dr. and Mrs, W. A. Bartlett will be home Mondays after 3 o'clock, except the first Monday in each month. Mrs, Admiral Russell and Miss Russell re- turned yesterday from Annapolis where they have been the guests of Commander and Mrs. Glass, Col. McDonald, United States fish commis- sioner, has left the bf to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Judge Green of Charlestown, a. Mr. Vannostrand of New York is visiting Mra. Stewart Van Vliet on 15th street. Miss Grace A, Jameson of Brooklyn will re- ceive Thursdays at 1316 Q street until after the holidays. The second german of the season’s series given by the eae bicycle club will occur to- night at the club house on 15th street, Lieut. Landry of the U. 8. 8, Gallatin is stop- ping in the city a few days with Mr. C. S. Wal- ton, 710 10th street northwest. Miss Kate Foote’s many friends will be glad to know that although not yet allowed to see any one she is gradually recovering from the first effects of the severe injuries sustained on ‘Tuesday,with encouraging indications, The Sharon euchre club held its second meeting last night at the residence of Mr. Wm. T. Cramp, 1325 8 street. The gentlemen’ first prize was won by Mr. Geo. Scott, lad first prize by Miss Dickinson, gentlemen's booby by Mr. E. Holdridge, ludies’ booby by Miss Hattie Crump. os marriage of Miss Cartwright of George- mm to Mr. Preston Lane. which took place at Christ's chareh last Wednesday evening, was one of the most interesting events of the season, {Tae charch was beautifully decorated with flowers, and the ceremony was performed by Dr. Stuart in his usually impressive mannor. The bridal party entered the church at 8 o'clock and passed up the aisle tothe music of the Lo- hengrin march. Eight ushers led the proces- sion and were followed by the groomsmen, Hon. J.D, Abram# Mr. Maddox and Mr. Clarence Lane. After the groomsmen came the maid of honor and bridesmaids, wearing beautiful short costumes of different colors and carrying La France roses. The bride entered with her cousin, Mr. Maddox, who gave her away. She was robed in Raf white faille Francais, the usual white veil and orange blossoms, and car- ried a bouquet of Puritan roses. The company at the church was large and brilliant, as over one thousand invitations had been sent out. Among the guests were Mrs, and Miss Maddox of Hagerstown, Mrs. A. Sherman, Hon. and Mrs. Lewis McComas, Dr, and Mrs. Hammet, | Col. Henry AAG re Douglass, Miss Nellie Tongue, | Hon. A. jorman, ex-Treasurer Jordan of | New hie Assistant Treasurer Whol ley, = } John A. Quinan, Mr. and €. Bo ere We Decee, Coametion os aad Mrs. faa | Justice and Mrs. Gray, Mrs, W. D. Brewster, | Miss capo Barelay, Mra. J. D. Lyman of Philadelphia, Mr. Randal Hagner, Col. James Barrett, Mr. W. P. Trenholm of New York, Miss McGowan, Hon. H. H. Keedy. Miss Bradley, and Miss Cheffelle. After an informal recep- tion at the residence of the bride, Mr. and Mra. Laue left on a northern train for an cxtended tour. ecco rant | In Memoriam. ‘The death of Mrs. Thomas E. Waggaman re- moves from the world one of the kindest, gentlest aud truest natures that ever lived. | She was quite unspoiled by indulgence and in | the midst of all that could make life popey sa8 | desirable she did not forget others less fortu- | nately placed than herseif. ly to mothers and children was she generous, givin; 1 only of her means, but her time, an ith | with a sweet good-will that was careful uot to wound the self respect of those to whom she —_—- Her @hildren were ap a, da 7 - ew! The flowing bowl of punch was also in the | Acres of Land. In compliance with the request of the com- mission which negotiated the purchase of the Sioux reservation in the Dakotas a delegation of about thirty-five chiefs and head men of the Sioux tribe has been given permission by the Interior department to visit this city. They are expected to reach here about the middle of the present month. The object of the visit of the Indians at this time is understood to be to talk over their “future with the President and the Secretary of the Interior. Under the terms of the agreement to which they have given their assent some 9,000,000 acros of land will be restored tothe public domain, When this land is surveyed and sold under the home- stead laws of the United States the proceeds will be paid over to the Indians, WHAT THE INDIANS WILL RECEIVE. They will receive $1.25 per acre for all land sold within the first three years, 75 cents per acre for all lands disposed of within the next two years and the same for the residue. There are five tracts of land set apart as resoryations for the five distinct portions of the tribe, which they will occupy, and it is ultimately expected that the Indiaus will accept land in seyeralty. Provision is made for schools for the Indians, As is known, Congress passed two laws au- thorizing negotiations with the Indians. One law set forth the terms of the agreement, as- sent to which would enable the President to issue a proclamation throwing open the land to settlement. President was to pees the commission and the agreement reached was to be submitted to Congress tor ratification before it could be carried into effect. The commission was re pointed under the last law and it has been held all along by the officials that the agroement must therefore be ratified by Congress, THE PRESIDENT’S CONSTRUCTION OF THE LAW. But the commission having been instructed to first confine themselves exclusively to obtain- ing the assent of the Indians to the terms of the agreement as provided for in the other act of Congress, and they having succeeded in ac- complishing this, the President holds, as stated in his message, that in view of the fact that the assent of the reguisite number of the Sioux Indians was obtamed to the proposition made by Congress, “as at present advised,” he does not “deem if neccssary to submit the agree- ment to Congress for ratification, but it will in due course be submitted for information.” The President will, therefore, under this conetruction of the law proceed to issue a proclamation, as in the case of Oklahoms landa, declaring the lands in the old Sioux reservation open to settlement after a certain date, THREE CONFIDENCE MEN. How They Borrow Money From Unsus- pecting Railroad Passengers. For several weeks past a gang of three con- fidence men have been operating in this city and Baltimore. One of them plays what the police call “the countryman racket” and the other two pose as merchants, Their game is to visit a railroad station, having in their pos- ion a worthless check for a large amount, While in the depot they make the acquaint- ance of a passenger and learn where he is going. The confidence man is always going to the same place, and after gaining the confidence of the selected stranger he presents the check and makes up « plausible story as an excuse to bor- row a sum of mor Of course they are going to get the check cashed before returning and then he will pay the loan. Sometimes the confidence men get hoid of a countryman and make him believe that they are going to settle in his neighborhood. The sight of a check for a large amonnt seals their friendship, A loan is made and the countryman parts with his hard earned cash, ONE OF THE ALLEGED SWINDLEBS ARRESTED. The police have been on the lookout for these men and this morning Policeman Costello | arrested a man who, it is thought, was one of the gang. He caught him at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. He gave his name as James Kelly. The officer arrested him on complaint of one of the railroad men, who told of his sus- picions actions, The prisoner is about fifty years old and would BS for a countrymar, When arrested he had in his possession a sup- posed worthless check for $900 drawn by Wm. Austin and made payabie to James Bradley. ‘The officer took the prisoner to police head- quarters, where a description of him was taken, He was then photographed for the rogues’ gal- lery and locked up on suspicion, i asia Capitol Topics. REMOVAL OF CASES FLOM STATE TO FEDERAL courts. A bill introduced by Senator Edmunds yes- terday in regard to the removal of cases from state to federal courts makes some rather im- portant modifications in the existing practice, and it broadens the existing laws ‘with refer- erence to cases which may be removed from state to federal courts from being confined to revenue laws and civil rights cases 60 as to in- clude all cases in which a defence is set up jus- tifying the act of any person under the laws of the United States, THE UNITED STATES OF COLUMBIA, A petition signed by D. Edmund Webster was laid before the Senate yesterday: “I would pro- pose that we change the name of the Unitea States of America to the United States of Co- lumbia and do partial, though tardy, justice to the first real discoverer of the country, and put it to vote at the next national election. I think something of the kind has been men- tioned in Congress before. Iam in my eighty- second year and as poor as Job's turkey, but I thought of this many years and would” like to see this done while I live.” FOR AN INCREASE OF THE ARMY, Mr, Manderson has introduced a bill in the Senate to increase the efficiency of the infantry of the army. It provides that each infantry regiment shall consist of 12 Somaya nies, 1 colonel, 1 lieutenant colonel, 3 majors, 1 adjutant, 1 quartermaster, 1 sergeant major, 1 quartermaster sergeant, 1 chief musician (who shall be instructor of music) and 2 principal musicians, The adjutant and quartermaster shall be extra lieutenants selected from the firstand second lieutenants of the regiment, provided that the original vacancies above the grade of second lieutenant created by this sec- tion shall be filled by promotion according to seniority in the infantry arm of the service; and provided, further, that of the number of second lieutenants in excess of the graduates of the military academy appointed to the in- fantry arm of the service, one half of such num- ber shall be appointed from the enlisted men of the urmy of the United States after proper examination, Section 2 of the bill pe Nor that the army shall be increased to 30, 70 PROVIDE FOR AUXILIARY CRUISERS. Senator Hale has introduced a bill provid- ing for a reserve from the steam vessels of the merchant marine to be used as auxiliary cruis- ers for the navy, The bill authorizes the Secre- tary of the Navy to have steamships engaged in lake, coasting and foreign trade, sailing under the United States flag, examined with a view of ascertaining their availability as cruisers in case of war. These vessels are to be enrolled upon the naval register and subject to immediate call by the government, All” vessels are be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the Secretary of the Navy, and must be capa- ble of mounting not less than two rifle guns of modern patterns, The owners of the vessels are to receive an aunual compensation not excced- ing 8 per centum yearly for trouble and expense incurred in complying with the conditions of the government. No compensation is to be Ee for any vessel whose average trial speed jess than 15 knots for a six hours’ run if engaged in foreign or coasting trade, and not Jess than 12 knots for those on the lakes, “Under the Palms.” A large and thoroughly delighted audience was present last evening at National Rifles’ hall on the occasion of the production of Geo, F, Root’s sacred cantata, “Under the Palms,” | oan by some sixty representative singers of Christ Episcopal church, East Washington. Promi- nent among the vocalists, all in rich costume, were Misses Wilson, Patterson, Simons, McNally and Cross and Messrs, Smit a, Benham, —_ Protea heme gc her pe be Miller: Edwin L Shope ‘he ac by alist Sue Witson, Miss Isora Patterson, Misses Simons, MeNally er Cross and Messrs, James Smith, Benham and one were faultlessly rendered, while the weli-drilled choruses gave fine effect to the ric! Between the first and second parts of the cantata Misa E. 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Inguare of fates “Stan mais $50 He aves LARDNEM, | furuished ax parlor and bea roots Suitable for Seuater Sedhor we halt pes Operator. Buv-lm” | OF Member: also a dir oor rot Koon; in a quiet, | = = = regulai furnace ope = V AS TED TO BOM EB00TOR SIX MONTHS, | geatlemen ony: Address MEG Bae ae Ree FF OR RENT--STA BLES. _ T Star ofloe.” cai ire VOR a ST. N.W., SUITE OF HAD somely’ ms; Southern exposure; also —— Boom. About one square from Ebbitt and JOR RENT—¢: S0-NEW BRICK STABLE BEAK of 1250 10t two horses and. % |burxies, WM. Foe #Y D—BY A “LADY, © COPYING TO DO ar ill be done promptly and neatly. | Ade ANTED — WICKER, FANCY AND LEATRER Chairs to deci orate in Ox. Silver, To ith tiree stale lange v yANTED—TWO BANDS, iso an Apprei E new. d§-2t! TED. SALESLADY WHO IS THOR. Y Ouxhiy Experienced in Toilet Articles. are 2. C, HUTCHINSON'S, 907 Pennsylvania ave. WANZEDIAN EXPEIGENCED Paes ce adress ous bik class ‘subscription complete im oue volume, 10 weekly ca aud Liberal conuunission. Apply Room 14, Central Build~ ing. wa ANT! EDA JOB TYPE SETTER At a Apply to THE PAL ENTEE PUB. 505 D's + Webster Law Building. “it W 4ANEED | BIRST-CLASS WOMEN < COOK: Ltindrens, Horne Maite, Waltnenne Parlor Matdsy Nurses, kitchen and Pantry’Maids, Coach: But: OKS, $1 fers: Farm and GE! 7th st. now. Warrier isy Nurses aud Laundresses, in ay or ay ; Waiters, Drivers or og irs Colored fen Couks. SAM A. COOMB ms 26 att ‘Dairy Men today. DICK’S 6-40" Etruscan, Blue wachman"s Foor. and Gold French E: we Mirror Frawes | a WA &CO., Lol Fat, Bronze Yoors a speciality. ‘Apply Boa Eat we FR. hd RENT—416 61H ST. NW. DOUBLE Paii- = me Alor 18k Boor: open grate ‘re; wlicely turuished; LOTS. aitable for ‘ WAST a RDG, ETD | A 5 rin coo a TLL PAY ¥nOM 3207 masekecp ita, ANTED-I WIEE PAY FROM $10 T0 $00 CASH cuanausice “2d Bor ue ty Wem Om ot | oe ating rovusn Sd Byer uoeis’ yapered, tet or other Bi ai 6 Ost ae me t and best; also kitchen. 1 Fe RENT—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS; NICE OF pape: Jvors painted; unfurnished and commu- nicating: central location: near War department, best rdics pass the di neigtborhood; hei 1906 G si ‘aoa THE FINEST What SCKIBNER, BEST “BOTT ne. ‘luble Goods, 2Uc. per pound. Are. per pound Warranted nut te ect strome coke utier we tdeut ear Dupont clive: XLUU te Ler-tuot a a Bi, WAMAKIw COL UNG Fat, Boe N.B.—Don't tak 1 har is = —— Be FOLLON pasta Xe Dou lt take auything thai 8 Fok, ENT 20e ARTHUR PLACE we Ist 1 FOLLOWING VERY Dest Which is for sule oly . and New Jersey ave. aud B and (sts. nw. Iwo BLY, 340, Center Mar ‘Aisle, Rooms, Ist floor, #15: one, Yd floor, €10; hand: ‘#12 anely furmshed: heat and soe ‘ WOR RENT—210 A BT. NEN Hoard, ‘Thite” Furuitiied Co e OF singie, second floor: y window; south front; TED-DOG CART AND HARNESS, ALSO cand Bridie, Address, with descriptions, ArltoL, unicating wen Gre and hear cure apd ~ u 1 Kbetwoou 18th and 130 20th between h wa be NED — XOURK PORTRAITS / Afater Colors ana Pastels; as a Chri aera nothing is #0 appropriate or so long Teulennbetee Satisti 5 62. 1G to tt, a 24th asd Jou Wastepea MIDDLE-AGLD WOMAN, W or colored, to serve as cook. Must bring reco! mendations, 618 C st. nee. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN THE PAT! burinees, who can write specifications, State ex: perience and address PATENY' ATTOK! ce. ws ANTED—COLORED LADY CAN fice, Installment House. “Address M. N, CHAM: ERMAIDS, be © Sten for all ‘Dusiness, \¢ FIFT sae W tre to Make fliioselt Useful fit & Tawyat'e Office Address, stating age, experience and education, Box ¥, Star oii t WANTED-A RELIBLE MAN TO SEL) ern flonr in smail lots to the retail trade of th city; must be alive and understand bis business; good sulary to the iis mau, excellent chunce for coud salesiuan, BOX 408, City P. Vv NIN CHINA STOR: V Bt ‘7th st. n. koud references required; apply by letter, W'rauinay apy Wan TED—AN EX! Drauchtsman ; bring specime: R.G, DuBUIs, Patent Attorne, B15 Pa. aye. Wart ED—QUICK—500 WHITE AX AND COLORED Cooks; aisy Infant Nurse, white; Chambermaids, Waitresses, Butlers, House Workers ‘and others ely, (HKEE FIRST. TAssC COAT MAK tely. Apply at HENKY HEIL & 8 Maryland ‘and Philadelplia, (Truuks — sto BURNHAM'S, 1110 a. aca! da Waxte A HOUNG MAN, WITH SOME EX- erienc 1@ hardware oF stove busine ‘ 8. WAR T office, stating age, &e. d4- L, 612 13TH Pupil ru) uttine and Fitting by alae. Wantingtowa Lees Cutting seats With privilege of mallu ove dress while learning. All who have learned this uew system speak of itin bigh- ert forme. Pupils, uaranteed coustan: employment athixbest pay. Busted linings cut by measureme! nt with sleeve pattern, 50 cts, Ageuts wanted, n26-12t' V 7 ANTE! ‘OR OUR > AbyUs ‘TABLE, All-metal, Nickel or Bronze Dour Piates; can sell gud put tether at once; White ‘Enamel Lettere a ow signs and uew sisle Door Bells: 85 toelba casily made selling to business indy HSER free satapies Felluble meas Address NEW X ook PLATE CO., 18 Auu st., New York, dress i we er six100 fe alle faction guranteed. JOR RENT—-1120 17TH ST 5 EBON | Mith botweeu i. aud ai, sone fe tomes stn. We Hoceondcstory Room, and Conimanicaiine iat | X at between itu and Lot aN TEDW BAUM FAY) THE HIGHEST CASH doarea ae s ee ms Entire Hoascuoids s specialty. Addeoes | FJOK RENT—WITH BOARD, TWO LA aeriens Feathers. Entire Houscuvids » specialty. aw. 21 7th at. use, WaAnte D—CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND One Hall oom; Table Boarders. o HILi. corner hth and F eta tal > we ALE—BEAUTLPUL Lot bd ORTH Stim Ottice Furniture: lw Entire Households, Stocks W., TWO LARGE Com. | JAQ% SE Brac ae of Merchandise of all kinds. Address ALBERT, 408 ting Huoms; ‘southern exposure: good k aie cater elias 1Oth st. a.w. uzs-Rw* | home table. Oue square west of War an wat BO Paige ce Ww ANTED— LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- MON SENSE BLAN— NELIN baile) es rate 3 CF pp! LOR RENTS MA nished, Two Suites Fin exposure; With alcoves and LE—BARGAIND IN NOKTHWEST, Jats, Bomidar rear 1 Lot, 5 st. near 10th, 1100, 81 “Larxe toons $1.00, ree clusots; Fi scans Teatit ae Board if desired, 1 Lot, New Manpetare ave. near N,8 A Home Inst ration sTnenporated arc! OR i 3 aH N Tw eh on es Shue Paid Deneboee 0) you, Death ot Member. | Re Ge Le pea Gi wea sar Loch ot. VSiv0, Only 37 deat males obeauization - + | igus and bath; 814 per month in advance L. C. MILLS, tag, President OR TA LARGE, WELL FORNISIY D, WV, For further informatica sp Second-siury Prout Routh 9 ie J, LORDEN SMITH, Secretary, | sired vrivate fauuiy. 1215 bs ‘Uikins pancy, at, Southeant comer 4thand G sts, iene opposite SSrnatcD Pension but! Spor ve APAKTML RL td EK ALE-I HAVE FOR SALE, ON Tilt West 73 ASTURE W C side of th wt. n.w., al Mi Tooms, bath room, furpished, met silver, Lin ‘0 WwW rig, horses syecialiyy ord ceivedat Al Nailor's stable or address Hic. HUN- LEY, Hochville, Md. Best of references tivenad Lela y ANTED-FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCKIP- tion and quantity, Stoves,Curpets, &c. Also, stocks wndise, Store and Office Fixtures A.C. WIN- STON, 037 7th'stenew, né-1m Wika, HORSES TO TO 1 KEEP! Winter sud Summer u Specialty. Order box eo 5 Stables, 311 6th st.n.w. Farm ha ate $3 pers sta A VRESCOLL, ue) LAG B st. tw, si. New NEAW © $1.60 per sool, Fa ie LEGANTL FURNISHED PARLC eds Fes; 1d Bed Koos ‘one Koom on thi near the Hortiau) aid i Hamilton House; con oud, § niles trom ity. Terms 810 per m to cars: refi Bittnad cod sat ag aed HLF. CLARK, Bligo, Mi JOR RENT—1708 AND 1741 ¥ ST NW. ANTED — HORSES 2 pageant sale ulshed Roots with Board, en suite or, siigl on 4 ua s- | 3001 ‘ cure sl facto Settee fr fant Sua prowa w Boorse Derinauent resident, | Mncadandeed Laika w KUTEEACE ORD, 130s Foe id 810 per month, address tek TEAC tNDEIS ANDSOME Pale ~ a 7 a Cabin Joba F-0. Md. § furnished, | JTQK SALE—CALL ON Ux if YOU WANT EASE TO WINTER ira ee Ours PE family; reflec? Mashiurton Uni roved Mruperty at owes F. Beale's Stock Farm. ‘Stabling and Feed red ‘all “conveuicucts. Fitwt-clasd Tabio | Tatehs foun sityele hotm uy to whic po, ‘For’ month "Horses taken cut ain a, Sgturned. 2450" | Htboe: Sceaite yox we wilt pay bark ie tlare inguite of, C BURNOS wt form, oF En FORREST Iwo ELEGANT, COMMUNIC Ann x kt coms, wouth front, second Boor, one ki: tlyor UBeraa Hay Betton cor 1Wthandia sre” | Soomrboctdneer tye DiS Mat me ease WEAUHIICL UCILDING Lares A \WANTED-EVERYBODY SUFFERING From | FOR RENT IWO, UNFURNISHED Soom “2p " Smoky Chimneys 30 ane that ie Fuarantoe to bites table for Light House Keeping,or will rent ure Then of No ed Hates, Furuacevand aeparateiy for Offices. UL7 Ln ave. 1. eobponie city fateh tor No Faye ——- — OK RENT—1345 LST. NW, ELE ANTLY FU = nished Double #atlors and Koom A ining on Lxt sy terms, Wr a CARE! Eipgr and two beautiful commtthicating rocmn ox . sland improved yar ot Mrvoklaud, cout ode Over, Furniture stcaed snd ‘Moths De, | 24 floor: every mod convenience, ‘somth rovt, row iy Sine view. All kinds of fruit erowttue ‘att the 2 4 Yeulent to all the principal hotela, refined neigtib Place, Streets WU feet wide # vutoruaty with ost sree BNOUNGS. 140 Paav. Telephone 10082 hood, reasonable terms to desirable partion. dd streots. Fo partion Who will Luild at eu early date 7ORK RENT—1404 HST. Hooms und Board; two Tuoms single or eu suite ; suital rr spectal terms will be given. Cell at once and make ourchuice. For fui parveuli d ACHLIN & BATUHELDER, Nv parlors” MON. EY TO. LOAN. Wesin-waire AND COLORED Cones: Waiters, Drivers, Couchmen, Nurses, Maida, First-class with Ge ‘Referencea, THE Rew SELIONALEMPLOYMES 1 oF Bick, giz pi W "ANTED—WE WILL PAY A ny ber week und commission to Handi Albums, Toilet Seta, i Pict ber week eusily mude, Apply at ones to N&CO., 1010 F st,, secutd floor. Ws TANTED ae yy ENELOYSIEN cont white aud colured, for all kinds of donestie labor, city at with references. nemoved to 709 Lat. u.w. no} ‘1 BU Men and Women, FOR PROF. CHRIST- tional Tailor System, with any inch-rule or tape imearure alone, as ail eclentific tal t. Putterus und materials cut aud iustruc- by Sung. 8. J. MESSER, 905 L st. uw. wa D-BY THE MARTYN BUS lege Employment uate and Fill Yooitions ‘at Good rica, Ci obtained at College Building, 313 6th st, n.w., ci es ws D-SITUATION FOR TWo WEI Du cated Young Freuich Girls. for Sewing aiid Lessons in French to young children, Tuguire at ined Dat. nw. ab-3t* WaAxtep— BY YOUNG LADY OF GOOD FAMILY, it Rosition as Cowpanion to an Elderly Lady of Smail Children: sews nicely and best of cit: ences given. Addreas HOPE, Star office. a6-3t* ANTED—GO ‘10 DICK’S AGE: Laundress, Housemaids, Waitreas, Nurse: men, Butlers and Housemen, Waiters and Maids, with city retereuces. 613 it Ww ANTED~—AT HEADQUARTERS— =e V tor Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Taundress end is; Men Wuiters, Cook: = hi Suess Skit 8 coon O26Petnw it WwW DRESS! MAKI SG: in families ; t! ANTED — FASHIONABLE will take work home or «6 understauds draping aud fictiny ; best retere: dress LADIES’ TAILOK, Star office. wes TED—A YOUNG MAN, WISIL ‘OAT. teud night collexe, is Desitcus of Securing a Sit ation Which will Fusble Him to Quit Work nt 3p p.m. age twenty. common education sud willing to do ah kind of chest, work; furnish undoubted rete ence. eet COLLEGE," Star office, WaANiED "A YO} LADY, EXPERT anes rapher aud Type Writer, ownii ‘Cone! Hechen machine, Would Like Work Afteruoons; work’ tg bedone either ot an oll rut home, Address Mi! tar office, _ a 7 ANTED—BY A COM FRE ‘Maker, Work by the Day. Addres: oitice, le for member of Co atti mae ees aes {pi SALE —BANGAINS — CHUICE LOTS AT NDB, GOOI = = reat Glew, Md. Suuall payment dows, tmiatice Meno Paper and other socuriticn’ Node- Fe Whang og Closets, ueely. ported | MoBtuLy. a HEL FORD, oS WH Deer. | and bated, with Board, for one @ui wu e603 for two. | _OC1O- Sin ie Se C Hod Room, $30. Reference, 1 ith wt.n.w, Fant prety ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To 5) TI, FROM hes es ardjon Approved Keal Estate: ‘Security. CKER & GADSBX, 1008 F st nw. TO 950) 0 TO LOAN re, old Goods or other persoual p hope BUSINESS CHANCE AN RRTAMsHED MALES Will be wuld EXPERY, Siar ottice, ane RENT-A COMMODIOUS ROOM WITii three windows: ‘southern exposure; for one or two gentlemen. 730 5th st. nw. 4. FOK RENT—THREE APAKTMEN three rooms en suite; SION AND CLAIMS wap tor cash, aa i NTS OF TW DaxD private bath aud closet ‘ucoue, House! petra and interest payable iu weekly or mont : . WASTED Pouk Housis AND FOUR CARTS ote ds from resid wantly furnished At THE WOUDMONT, cor.” ith and Harness tor hauling coal W “ bat log: Berta beroee en ee Bo | Su Jowa circle, 44-8¢_| ortogetuer. Address CASH A, Star ol to 708 RENT—UNFURNISHID, TWO OR THKEE | yp, SONS HAVING FEATHEA BEDS Ol XN GERI SUMS OF 85007! Mig Bice Booms with tauily of adulte; heat, gus and Py SPH male cat Oat 4 WSL. Hl. SAUNDERS & CO, bath; bo suiali chisiron, © 3012 14th st. iw. Cats | Suapicsat enn foes 0 Jolin Sherman & Co, whe pass the door. Apply aiter 4 pam, 44-30" | Pounds, and woud price will b gtd 1 TOR vond-flocr Front Kooms in new gar dine of st on appror estate security w at Spee ttractive house 01 moderate. KH. T. LELPOLD, re TKES 3. w. cor. i3th aud F ste nw. two; references, 70R KENT—TO QUIET, REFINED PARTY, RAICLIPE, DAK & ished rr _aG-1w Fe Se -41 500 PB private fant WiLL, UY A SiATIONERT ans: 29th st., Georgetown, d4-3t* Store, dlucs, Pintares seaclopd Wan, wace es Be... BENI-BEAUTIFUL FUK AND UNFUR. | citioucclicap reit Aduresn F.LJ., star citer. dae ONEY To LOAN AT FIVE PEL c) iN 4 telat Boarding Houses, ure registered at | Bron S THE STOCK, GOOD WiLL AND proved Rael Kee eC Gooen * KOOM KENJING FARLULA. Intorumetion f 1] POSS a first-cime Deas ctore; contraliy tee 130) SS ee. cated. “Apply to 3. ba bic RO y YOK KE! ht 1804 F at, F YOU WANT TO BORROW MONEY ON YouR | FY?! ‘ Be Disc y ai desire itut lowest rates aud quickest turnin a ALE =-_ BARGAIN = ¥: INE BUSINESS mn we tale x “noléeiin EA. McINTIRE, 918 F st, | ol! or uh 30 Dye LSTA a 7 Py “ SUITS OF NICELY hed TTR 0GN BERL, BSTADL SOE MANE, AX | E’Pitcrnnea stooua Story Hoome, southern ¢ , AGKES UF GOD sums of sade upward: bu unnecessary eg ure; private family of adulte; convenient to 14 Garden Land op ihe Liver Koad but. the Navy hand no lin __ FISH & MinLEK, 1213 Fat. DW. Lest attention; pleasait bome; at rons: aud Be to aGoed Man; will trata ferme. a onsen, ~ iuplanents. Inquire uf TOR BENS FC! RN! HED | ROOMS Y 4 Be ene = - a at 1300 Vertnomt ave, n.W. six Jok SAL: —ONE OF THE BEST-YAVING GKO- Ni =f POLICIES for adults only; with south and east expos Fs Ty and Proven: tures in uth Wash veto \DOWMENT, LIFE AND JONTINE POLICIES | ences exchaused. Susans onmeracer en ot AL upeutsatie af reasonable tera ‘Apply to M.HeACHE- | QOH, KEN’ NEWLY FUR: | SILLGLS, Attorney-staw. 500 D st uw, ‘nol -3 vain nished, several singte Double Patlors, with Hall Jor Congresstin “Rooms’ for gentlemen, Room connected, suituble poste FE SALE—KAKE CHANCE—LIQUOK AND SAM ple icom iu ts the city’: large stock: #u- pis Boum, 1b COMI Lote $500, 000 TO LOAN ON D.G.T PRoreper in sums to suit et S and 6 OR RENT—PLEASANT SECOND-STORY FRO! NT doing & guod businieas, | cout, Nodulay. Lange louis a wpecialty, 8,00 foots tn Howls Petctned tee eae ft 0c18-3m BEALL, a $10 per month; roterenoes required, So4d — st. 230-lin 350,000 RBS pyre. Real Estate, Loans aud lusurai sta 613 1th st. Rew, JOK KE NST. N.W.; SUITE OF 2, 30R ‘+ nicely Furuishea Howassou 2a and 3d Hoors; suitable for M.C. ; furnace or grate beat; large closets; no children; references, uJ0-6t* ue hin Whole alten ton de We poly reason tor welling. Ail the particulars as te done and terms wil be given by st a ey 1 VOR k RENT—LARGE AND WELL-FURN) HE: OSEX 20 13 Suas To surr, F Second-etory, Roots, with firet-ciase Board. 307 D8, dria, Va. nSu-Gte 3500 UPWaR! ON APPROVED REAL ESTA14 SECULIIY. vi F ig dew. ANDSOME SUITE OF TWO OR uitabie for a member; must be secu private tamily. SU7 LOth st. n.w. COUNTRY REALE ESTATE. EY 3s FROM 10 UPWARD, aT iy puit ine iat ce ‘OF INTREST LEAL bsiale ain’: ee pista JJVOK RENT—FANRAGUT SQUARE, 920, BEAUIT- ful Rooms or Apartments; private bets; furaace eat; open grates; bot aud water each tuor; ne a ‘ZMAN, house newly 3 Met. care ma oqeat) board if ct, 1s os tailes frees Georgetown, Corner Voth and F sts. Rw. | desired. sy aty, Containing 12 acres, an al A (TUATION AS CLERK IN MARD- ware stoi eferences given, Address E.' Star Office. aes ANTED-BY A NEAT AND TIDY COLORED Gitl frou: Virsinis, @ Situation to Cook, Wash and trou in Private Kathily: no house work; to stay nights, Cail at jo M st. LW. it Ww ANTED—b GED COLORED Wom of Experience, ‘Address ‘Situation as Nurse ance of iruit; ¥-roun House aud: Outbulldin quire at place on Falls Church rowd, or address ‘AuiY DB, WAM MEAL, Mowalyu Ys alexaneiess POR | RENT—DELI NNY single or en suite: eee fail Goubie corner house; south and eset frouts; bay w dow: biog States; references required. 1101 K TOAN IN LAKGE AND SMALL ues at Vowent Katee, dis Heal Estate Security. ~~ 0 ‘500 at 5 per cent. SUULKLE 8 O00, 1405 ¥ st AN ON KEAL IN SUMS | $5,000 t $100,000. as IN COUNTRE iT. wud “s abst | on SALE—IWENTY-SIA_AC Military road a; wult JOR RENT—1824 H ST. LARGE, AIRY COMMU-| Kock Creck; cheap if takcbetanes, A CLAY SEEM = | Kock Creek ; cheap i taken atunce: H CLAY SI LW= CO perl pe ipa bicatiny Kooms, en suite or single; convewent to | ALT & SUN, 1224 Fst uw. ait Astropolitan club, War and Navy det bel ‘Ther nv | able lor receptions: “Caterer nz5-1m 7OR SALE—AT A SACKIFICE-ONE OF uit se28-3m Lm desire Lis ety abe good Feierenses Nuase, use 15th OR KENT—1204 K = =. W. EARGE AND “Bandy Spciug. 22 acres, New 10-room fotos EAL ESTATE ea Hane Furnished Homi, single or on auite, | uétand cold water: mevonaary oittvwidinis sud eve -ARTEDBYA RESPECTS BLEWETTEWOw BX pee ene ERLE and lor & perfect country boxe. wa Situation as First-clase Cook sna Gentoel Fa ah slog Ec won 20H RENT—& SPACIOUS, WELL-LOCATED AND tors house st Mit, Ficsat oe Watten #90. ih Is wood references. Apply for three days st 3 Ee SMALL at at MARA tuadae, - og mg vo oe ee aa _ as. . beac other business seguiring rece abd light fiver oo oR SALE—I HAVE FOR SAL! Five a NDKED ANTED—BY A GERMAN Cisse mn SITUATION % ON REAL ESTA’ wer can be #1 applied cheaper tenant can Acres of Land, situated one aud a half tuiles from on Lay's Maia Uo objectisos to torsion, bon near 2500 fs ae f them. Apply at The dveuiue Staroitice. nat | Gis: moat, on Matiawotuen creck aid Potoune 3 gucsh. Aadeons 1400 Uren nee, : 500 __{ee2i)__THOS. E. WAGGAMAY. _ FoR BERT EBB SE, EAH METROPOLITAN ke SS coe Sass Cou ane WANTED. SITUATION AN one. TO — ion fo dios donot ATSAND Fa ME oa et a rand outers ek —4 ba Coach iu New York, who is OOM ali ‘6 per cent, on D. runicataag i ou Bale — gat come well rencenmneried wants a Pecmacent riome TRASK FAAWLINGS 1003 Pa are | Bosue: also a rooth Tor a Feutieman’ aw Fe oes Ears x3 Sea ee bhaNca, & RP aaten For particulars sAdrees OOACHMAM, | _sel7-ea___¢ ies —— RENT HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED rns, eee COOKE DB. LUCKELT. it CHET TC AOU, sssste Gosastty, to Distetghet Fitona wit excellent board at 1 Two | nee-sm 050 F eae STED-SITUATION FOR YOUNG WHITE | 11, Un Anprored ie at lowed, rates, of ke ly tn eat vine | = ai Jona Eae pettte raally os Claas | cotanublas sung dented oon vies Rooms for gentlemen. 7-1 se ee reas KB. Le Star othe ite foe Chase | Teel? Sd Fat oc, B RENT-ELUGANT. FURNISHED ROOMS, EN PERSONAL. WANTED; BY A YOUNG MAN G0 XEARS OF Mice race Coss oF EAL Se siice pans doce, one tleck teem Stee nl WILL PAY 850 CASH To ANY ONE SECURE Age),a Toution, wiih a Congressinan to W. $ ‘14th st. cars; near Arlington, Normandie, Shorehat Permanent sib oe of te Evenings from 6 to 12; can every bested, st nw. and Wormley’s. 916 16th st.'n Rz2-tw* | ments paying Trou #60 to @6U «© mont te xe cxpected ss per moat Addrees ‘Mins F., Star office. a6 -28' ANTED — BY AN EXPERIENCED SCE FRENCH urse, Chambermaid, or au suppers oatene eats Suertn att sh: ge 4th st. nw. Wasim NTLEMAN WOULD LIKE StrU; rocery Store; had ive boat Collector tor fuses, SHaeEs eStart. de re city ote {Or ae ANTED_BY A. SEE COLORED MAX: A tion as epee or Porter; references: yn present employer. 731 "Fst oth ot we newt NANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK—A WE TiS0 Tow se ss = referee Wwe ANTS we gia GaiTUATIONS * FIST CLASS bres cl oom scr ier Mere CH W SSIES Tor Ra aero | "AS Siege, CITY INTELLIGENCE BOARDING. Teese ae Proprietor. ONEY, RY AE LOWEST RATES oF mw RENT—TWO OR Ti THUEE UNFURNISHED M' peel Ale vod Hal fatale ayte ofthe United s Folens oe ‘second ina beautiful bay-window pave ¥ “You GEIED 3 TOuNS EREE E LUNCH fists abt ‘ada cabana, OPE ‘Counter. fa stallment var wtneee nw. pt Ry A » ‘Come = y~¥ I ak Ss mere re hareee Foe Soe rae TARGE. RFC Cees EXAMINATION ee MOxEX 20 Qa4, ON, BEM, ESTATE sxCuR. = sti modera iproveweaty, nouthers ed ree Lik ‘A... Tey Enatitut, ity within CxO. I king 513 Hat. aw. ald-2m 1s =a aE WILL PAY "Sham ist. NGzie rant as natant ‘ONEY TO LOAN, a oe a 5 LOST AND FOUND. and beer sent SUR'S 00. Iy1 OST-[ANGE HOUND, GRAY, REWAKL TE Awe PRIVATE DETECTIVE 3 MOL eee mere | 1 aa sr La ed eg wees PECRIBER ea Se wea we cvidberaf reward wil pe Mee Sa teep eS | ea ee __NOTARIES PUBLIC. _ Sere Samana Mae EEE an Senos M Fe Oe a CEOS s0¥4 Successor to DANES = Set, | ame. Ftd ARCHITECTS. SPECIALTIES. o™ oe — BICYCLES, ia any.