Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1889, Page 2

—~ * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1889—-SIXTEEN PAGES,” R. WANAMAKER’S TREAT.” The Postmaster General Daughters Take a Look at + Hil Office Rooms, Postmaster General Wanamaker went over to Philadelphia today, where he will spend tomor- row. Before leaving he had a long conference with Senator Cameron and Judge Paxton of Philadelphia, Mr. Wanamaker daughters came to the department this morning with their father. He showed them his office and then stook them up stairs, where they inspected his “retreat,” as his private room upon the third floor of the department building is known. The retreat is very handsomely furnished with lace curtains and upholstered furniture, It consists of tworooms, The larger room has a desk in the center and is fitted up as an office. Con- nected by s doorway is a smaller room, which is divided by partitions, thus providing a place for toilet facitities, and also a tiny little oftice room, where there is one di and one chair. When the Postmaster General is at his desk the room is full. There is no space for anything else. His daughters were naturally much in- terested in the “retreat,” and especially in the cute little private office. Mr. Wanamaker does not pep ay retreat very much, but when he wants a of this kind he wants it badly. and for this reason he had these rooms fitted up for his use. CHESS EXTRAORDINARY. Mr. Pollock Engaged in a Tournament Against Many Players. Mr. W.H.E Pollock, the young English chess player who won the world’s prize for brilliancy in the international tournament this Year, is now in this cityas the guest of the chess players of Washington. Last night at the chess rooms Mr. Pollock gave a most inter- esting exhibition of skill in simultaneous play, conducting four games at once. Prof. Simon Newcomb and Prof. Wiley were allies at board one, Mr. E. W. Grabill and E. P. Hanner at board two, Messrs, Knight ana Frech at board three, and Gwyer and Key at board four. Mr. Pollock was victorious at boards one and four, and lost the other games. The chess play- ers who bave invited Mr. Pollock to make tnis Yisit will extend a cordial welcome to all play- ers of Washington, ladies and gentlemen, who iuay desire to witness the renewal of the tourna- ment this evening. The play will begin at7 o'clock at the rooms of the chess club, 10 F street, and ten simultaneous games will be played. —_—__—_ DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. MISCELLANEOTS, ‘The Commissioners have extended the time for the completion of the public school houses on 12th street between R and S and the new school house in Georgetown for one and two months respectively. The Commissioners have lately had their at- tention called to the fact that several persons in the city are a light-weight brew To- day they passed an order that the sealers of weights and measures hereafter make frequent inspections with « view of ascertaining whether the law regulating the weight of bread is duly observed. Silas W. Donaldson has been removed from the fire department. ‘The Conunissioners have extended the time for the completion of the Judson pneumatic railroad for sixty do: ¢ Bc oe Arrested in Portsmouth, Va. ‘The police authoritics have been notified of the arrest of James Howard, colored, at Ports- mouth, Va, and Detective Raff has gone on to bring him here. He ischarged with stealing 675 and a gold watch from Francis Canfield at the gipsy camp near Glenwood on Thursday aight last, The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health Office as follows: White—Spencer Harrison, 83 years; Mary E. Hilton, 52 years; Fanny E. Whitfield. 33 years; Sarah E. Tucker, 50 years; Jas. F. Divine, 73 years; Zachariah Martin,j35 years; Edward Alex. Davis, 27 years; E. 42 years. Colored—Mary hancel Bull, 90 years; Chas, 8; Lavinia Taylor, 20’ years; Charles Stewart, 1 year; Annie M. Young, 8 Years; Washington Child, 70 years; Maggie Wallace, 16 years: Soney Hail, 70 years, Farragut Post’s E Entertainment. Farragut post, G.AR, will give its fourth annual entertainment at its rooms, Washington hall, corner of 3d and Pennsylvania avenue east, Monday evening next, 16th instant The Services of some of the best professional and amateur talent in the city have been secured, and the entertainment willbe the best yet given by Farragut post. The objects are to put — in the post relief fund for the benefit of poor families of veterans. i ‘Thomas Parker’s Funeral. The funeral of the venerable Thomas Parker took place from his late resMence, 412 th street, this afternoon. The services were conducted by Kev. Mr. Muir of the E Street Baptist church, The pall bearers were George H. B, White. A. M. Smith, Joseph B. Bryan, Horatio Browing, James L. Barbour and George Holtzman. The attendance was very large and included the Fepresentatives of many of the old Maryland and District families, it was remarked that a number bead yey merchants in attendance bad learned their business habits under the firm of George & Thomus Parker. At the conclusion of the services the remains were takeu to the Congressional cemetery for inter- ment. —->—_—_ Alexandria Honors the Memory of Davis. The Alexandria opera house; was crowded last aight on the occasion of the meeting held by ibe citizens in honor of the memory of the late Jefferson Davis, under the auspices of Rob- ert E. Lee camp of confederate veterans, Capt. Wm. A Smoot, the commander of the emp, presided, Addresses were made by Rev. innegerode of Richmond, Senator Reagan, Representative W. H. F. Lee, Senator Daniel, Gen. Wheeler, Senator George and Gen. W. H. Payne. A handsome banquet was tendered the Speakers of the evening just before tue meet- fug by the members of the cam Senatur Keagau, who was the postmaster neral of the confederacy, in his oration euid: When Gen. Grant was dying the south mourned for him, and now that Mr. Davis is dead the north is joining in our sorrow. This is as it should be ‘and will teud to do much to restore the fraternal feeling which should ex- ist between the two section, * * * This ie not the time to discuss the question of the z nteousness of the cause Mr. Davis served, can be safely left to the impartial his- = of the future.” atform was thronged during the meet- ing wi citizens, including the pastors of the Baptt vi latholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian churches and one- of the auditors were ladies. The exer- cites were closed with the benediction of Rev. Dr. Young of the ME. ch i: 2502.2, pe fences Real Estate Matters. Messrs. Fish & Miller, real estate brokers, bave sold for Mr. Chari +s B. Pearson sub lot 64 fn square 899, the same fronting south side H between 6th and 7th streets northeast, im- proved by a three-story brick dwelling, to Robert and Sarah Carrick for $3,000 cash. Also east half of lot 3 in square 950, the same front- ing on I between 9th and 10th streets southenst, for Rev. William H. Chapman to John P. Um- ban for $1,425 cash. G. A. Sbalienberger has bought for 11,646 of BR, Craig lots 1 to 3 and 24 square 753, iW b; 180 feet, corner 4th and F streets northwest. > E. Frances Riggs has bought of John Selden for $8,000 sub 35, square 339, 193; by 0 feet 2 on 1th between N and O streets north- west, B. Emmert has bought for €4,150 of C. B. Ball sub 90, square 4, 18 fect on Vermont svenue and 16 feet 454 inches on llth street above S street northwest, The Historical. ‘Soctety. Mrs. Almena B. Williams entertained the ladies of the Historical society esterday with ® paper upon the Greek patriot “Mavrocadatos,” the subject for discussion given by Miss N. Liradley,who presided, being “The rulers of the Hellenic kingdom.” A short sketch of Misso- Jonghi was contributed by Mra, William Henry Brown. oa W. F. MacLennan wrote of cu Battle of Navarino; Mrs. Aswph Hall spoke of Pega fae of moder Greece; Mra. W, O, Atwater read a per upon King Otho of Greece. December 20 Dr. J. M. Gregory will ES the society an account of his recent travels Greece. ——+. Caught Under a Falling Bank. ‘This morning Robert Brisoe, colored, had a Jeg broken and James Dixon, white. bad one sprained by a bank falling on them while work- ing on the water main on the canal road above ONE DEAD; ONE UNCONSCIOUS, A Ghastly Sight in the Kitehen of a G Street House. 4 MAN WHO HAD LAIN SEVERAL DAYS ALONGSIDE THE DECOMPOSING BODY OF A DBAD MA¥—THE POLICE AND THE DOCTORS UNABLE TO SOLVE | THE MYSTERY. A startling discovery was made yesterday afternoon in house No. 1205G street north- west, owned by Mra, A. 8. Woodbury of No. 1309 Massachusetts avenue northwest. Mrs. Woodbary formerly lived in the house on G street and when she moved from there several weeks ago a “for rent” sign was placed on the | house and Cornelius Medilla,an old colored man, was put in charge of the premises, Several days ago Miss Addie Payne, who lives with Mrs. Woodbury, noticed that the windows of the vacant house were open and she notified Mra. Woodbury of the fact. The latter, how- ever, paid no attention to it because some painting had been done and she thought that | Medilia had opened the windows to air the house, Yesterday the young lady again noticed that the windows were open, and with a friend, Muss Lizzie Grinnell, sha went te she house to see if anything was wrong. When the door was opened Miss Payne was nearly over- powered by a horrible’ stench, but as she had gone there to investigate she made up her mind todosoand discover the cause of the un- | penne odor, She made = way through the ouse to the kitchen door and there A SICKENING sIGET was presented. Ona pallet made on the floor was the dead body of a colored man in an ad- vanced stage of decomposition, while poor old Medilla was lying on the floor in an apparently dying condition. Ihe news of the discovery soon drew # large crowd of people, and Dr. Ellyson of the emergency hospital’ was sent for, He found Medilla lying on his side. The side of his face next to the floor was ony swollen, showing that he had been in that posi tion for some days. The police were notified aud he was sent to the Freedman’s hospital. ‘The dead body of the other man was taken to the morgue, BO INFORMATION TO BE GOT FROM MEDILLA. Medilla was much better this morning when aSrag reporter saw him in the hospital. He told the reporterthat he did not know the doad man’s name, nor could he tell how long he had been in the house. He said he, himssif, was about fifty-seven years’ old, althouzh b's looks indicate that tue figures should be reversed. When asked by the reporter whether he had been assaulted he sad he bad not. ‘The dead man’s body had not been identified at noon today, The cause of his death and ie old men’s illnesa puzzles the physicians aud the police, Itis thought by some persons thatthe men had used opiates, The doctors are unable to assign any cause for the condition of the men except exhaustion, A VERY MYSTERIOUS CASE. Dr. Patterson, the coroner, viewed the body this morning and Deputy Coroner Schaeffer made the autopsy. Dr. Schaeffer said to a Stag reporter that the cage was a very mysteri- ous one. The fact that two men were found there leads to the belief that their condition was the result of a common cause, Whether it was gasses or not he was unable to say. The at man, he Bai evident! been dead at least five days, He had made a thorough ex- amination of the stomach, but did not tind the cause of death there, He said he was satistied that death was not caused by violence. The doctor removed the brain and will make an analysis of it later. —_—_—_.—__ WHY NOT OFFER A REWARD? An Official Thinks It Might iaioa | Information About Silcott. “I do not see,” said s Treasury official this morning toa Stax reporter, “why some steps have not been taken at the other end of the avenue toward the offering of a reward for the capture of Sileott. It seems to me that if the investigation committee would issue gen- eral notice that Silcott’s apprehension would be worth 5,000 or $10,000 to his captors they would have had some exceedingly valu- able information regarding his movements. It has been urged that Silcott is not a fugitive from justice, and that therefore it is impossible to apprehend him. It surely appears to me that it is a plain ease of common sense logic: ‘There @ sum of money missing, 80 is Silcott; there is not a possibility of a doubt that he kuows something ubout it. We need that man to carry on our investigations, whether he is guilty or not, Inshort, we need him just €10,000 worth.’ I would. warrant some tangible results in less than a week, for every policeman and a detective through- out the country would be on the alert,” THE TREASURY PRECAUTIONS. Mr. Huston’s Plan to Prevent the Rais- ing of Checks or Drafts. Treasurer Huston bas decided to add to the Precautions now in use in his office to prevent the changing of checks or drafts and has adopted a canceling number stamp, which cute from the paper on which the check is written, in a series of small round holes, the figures representing the amount to be drawn, preceded by the dollar mark. The machine is easily manipulated and the perforation of the check will not be an operation of any appreciable length of time, The punching will probably fall on the edge of the vignette. The treasurer said this morying to a Stan reporter: “Ido not know that this is absolutely neces- sary. There are some in the office who believe that it is needle at I take this ground: I use this punch in my own bank at home, and appreciate the fuct that it is an absolute safe- guard against raising a check. I do not want to place myself in a position to be asked if I have used all possible precautions against fraud, and then have to rey that in my opinion this was one that I had not used. It is said in the office that there has never been a case of a raised check being presented at the Treas- ury for payment. While that may be true it does not prove that such a thing is not a possibility, I want to make it utterly impossible. ‘The system will be put in operation on the Ist of January. At first it will be applied only to checks prepared at the Treasury department, but it will undoubtedly be extended very soon to all branches of the government, ‘The Indiana Reception. The reception of the Indiana republican club at the National Rifles’ hall, postponed from last Thursday, will be held on next Monday evening at the same place, A large assembly and many distinguished people are expected, A Nationalist Lecture. Prof. Daniel DeLeon of Columbia college will lecture at Grand Army hall tonight under the auspices of the Nationalist club, No. 1, of Washington. His subject is ‘Nationalism the ouly way out."* en From Rockville. Correspondence of Tur EVENING Stan. Rocxvitte, Mp., December 13, Mr. Walter M. Talbots yesterday sold the 306- acre farm of Mr. Timothy Cavan of Washing- ton, situated in the neighborhood of Washington Grove. to Mr. J.D. Moon of At- lanta, Ga., for $14,000. Agents for a New York syndicate are now engaged in negotiating for several farms in the same vicinity and in some cases have paid a bonus, Mr, W. M. Watkins of the Post Office depart- ment has located permanently at Gaithersburg. The gentleman found wande: on the pike near Mitchell's cross roads wus today ay identified as Rev. A. 8. Fischorne of Lewistown, Pa., from which place be has been absent for some time. Relatives arrived here today and he will be removed to his home as soon ag bie health will permit bim to travel. BAM —-—-___ THE COURTS. Covrr m Genera, Term.—Justices Hagner and Jc lames, Yesterday—U.S. ex rel Mason agt. Lynch and Gilkerson; time to auswer rule extended. Crcurr FBS yg Montgomery. Yesterduy—Thomy Barber a) Los motion a aee t trial fled. eo Palmer & Co. Stratton; judgment by default, Cox, Vy: itagerald; time to file bond extended, Michie agt. Jones; terms of sale modified. Prosate Court —Judge Coz. Yesterday—Estate of James W. jRanraiee let- ters testamentary to Amelia V. Barker; bond $1,000. Estate of Adeline T, Bayne; will filed letters, Estate WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. OR. RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ‘TED—OFFICE BOY (WISHING TO LEARN raft hy , Setwson ah iY een Se. Refined between eigh: Ben Tivos ew. ake Wotan LADY OR GEN- perience at Negative wae 1th st aw, Wests? TOUNG WHITE ¢ ‘Sao s iunea; Fefereaes sequired. Call ANTED—A MAN TO FARE AN OFFICE AND oa ial Eegurede “Adidrest wh stamp “astract- URER, Box 70, Weat Acton, sweat ANTED - Sa vou COOKS, ae treee, Hove me st Wail atone 2 Parlor ose Men, Dick's AGEN 613 Gis Tet. new. aS ED— CHAMBERMAIDS, ys Girs sud Sober Men for all Uuninean 8 Government 8. Pe geen era 711G nw 5-10 ANTED — Gas PERSON Fite, | Nurese | tere ExT ws ‘Orders fc abridged “Dictionary geld nstaatient. “6 C. A, SHEEH € 00, 4815 ANTED-TWO CHRISTIAN Lg ed OR GEN- flemen can, secure Permanen loyment at eis by calling of room 27, St. Goud piling, y axTED =X R} PECTARLE ‘TIDY COLORED ok, Wash Iron in « Private Fam- ay. Wie: Td et it* Witicant estan PBA Tee EO st in Ironing, at 507 Othat. Lew. ae Warr WOMAN Brat Fae a poly Tid hn | work, must go home WANTED WOMEN, COOKE, 810 to ae Vail ri’ Co Men Sooke. “SAME A. Sooweeerueae © new. dice WAXIED-A SEITLED WOMAN 110 ust stay at nights; references. Apply asd ave. b.w. W4StED-A FRENCH COOK FOR SMALL YEE vate family, Call 1114 14th st. n.w. Wi: ‘D_A WOMAN TO COOK AND DOHOUSE bite preterred; references juired. Call Call today before or Monday morning 1617" Riggs of John G. Wie TanaR, MAN WHOIS See hanging. in Locksmithing Stead; loynient to Tt person” Addsous” LOCKSMITH, Buaromice,” ™ rita WAxtED A x YOUNG WHITE MAN TO TAKE Horse and wake himself ity a ‘Salary ot otart re. an $14 Fet.n.w, Wier een: FEVER TALL YOUNG MEW. Apply at the door Albaugh’s Carles a) jonday morning, at 10 o'clock sary. W sxEED-coLonED WOMAN WHO Panemanae Geners! House Work, in good cooky Call ns SOON Bre ir wane of musi ‘a14-3t" ON FEES 6 108 C st dl4-2t' requi ‘H. ave, aw. Wiis hasan ones BOYS TO WORK in Claun Agent’ Apply ai Wiser TO 912 PER WEEK; tels, Restau- to Board jouses and Prva vals $l4 to fiber for B yr Hotalnand nore re Fe jeckceeet ao to 818 per ai hremeu, Sroace oe eh per wee! wrneks , = iS nple ere et ee of chara "sind, Malo aud Female White GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO., 912 Est. nw. ANTED—OOMPETENT WAIST HAND8, Bs he Wik ‘Oth at. we WAXZED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND CIGAR ‘Stand ins Resteurant. Address CIGAH, ae V ANTED—AN | EXPERIENCED WHITE SET- tied Woman for General Housework; must be cheerful and willing; good home ; pleasant prompt pay; references required. 811 9th st. hw it W ‘ANTED—LADY, Pat. (white and colored WELL £) Mees aud gifted with soe Seay ViNtES-y MILE) FE ANTED EY MALE AND FEM Sth DUC: TFD SPEAK- voice sane OOMS — ELEGANTLY — FUR- (Saie ot Rooms on M st. bet. “stb pte 5 iy 1 Fively furnished Room Elegant ed Roome om M st. ecleinans BW. Bik 7 eek coneSs Pee GENTLEMEN. TWO VRE third floor, Pleasant Rooms on Brivate family. 4-30 Het JOR RENT—HANUSOME. } FURNISHED KOOMS 1, en suite or single: bright, cheerful te fires ‘Convenience ; ~ RENT—HANDSOMELY F FORRISHED K st_ Two with excellent boart at liebuul Suites tor Congressman for gentlemen. R RENT—033 G ANT Dr EnOT eee n RaxpELRGANTLE FURNISHED om UN- | Khutisned Pastors and Hootie on sonte or atmcie, W txtndress, Hope cpeenanin, Waltree, Coach: th Board, “cheap: Templar | midway tet ury and Tinerjor Dent sane ‘ad te Botanical one sauare exposure Ceession by members - Bite ify reference. euces, O19 Tthetaw, a1e-ar | Capitol. Su Sete = aia-st" | gee ey Wast TRS yOU- WILL, BE FUB- | VOR RENT—A LARGE SECOND-FLOOR Roow | JON RENT 1alG K ST. LARGE, aeaeeaaa Binhed Higby Recess eenkea Ce ans oe, toa xeutleman private family: ten minutes waik | A‘ Furnished Koowe with Hoard, en ‘ulief two or leo Wellvtrained ta Without | from Capitol; very moderate rent. 403 4th et mel" OF xingly Dee: myoiml verms to Sl ats Ga | Fon wiwi-To 4 QUIET, COUPLE. Two Ux: | te Rereoue occupying double rooms. Mra. +. C De EE DA farnished Rooms, estuna fsatiable for int | OBA #1 Ware AB OOOK OR CHAMBER: (coping: Peapectable nelhborhood, with pecple Fe ea N.W., SUITE OF NICELY erenid ju Nice Private Family. cay give vest of | pot inquisitive, ret @l0 im advauce. Addrese MA | B'Yucaished second Sto Rherh, expos Searomes. “alan = wre: Rriyate family of aa toadeh at ANTED—A U, ERS > POSITIC ‘OR RENT—FOR A MARRIED COUPLE IN A ee Sol We = AL REAPS ANTES spi ad | pe tate touse, Rf MASRIED, COUELE TY, A | forme. 230-12¢ RY a ane cas Seu, Waiters reyoike, ont i and the freedom and comforts of bome. -Ad- | JIOR RENT—FARRAGUT SQUARE, 92), BEAUTI. | dress 1633 Q st. a) 4-3? fui Kooms or Apartments; private beths; furnace | Water furnish font Stor W53 TED—BY A YOUNG mya as a iy on ae Peeg a and Seamstress ‘rood references ‘Address MME ie a iTED-BY ‘fice, for two days, x Se ‘COOK, ference, Fitign et FOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- sationaeaee ere ae T3234 Lato. JOR RENT—ONE DELIGHTFUL ROOM; HAND- oquely fursished; somber copcrerse Lest, pox: | bath, hot and coid water; near ents and three es of cara; Very reasonable terms, OUG K st n.w. Wy, ANTED—BY A hes op he COLORED MarR ee ewe eae ‘2 Position as Cook in goud rele ference. Gall at 14% Wit ANTI eee TEADY AND | RELIABLE ‘COL. 2 Situation ee Waiter in eee Gear S220 Teh at. Dw. reference: Calor 14-20% RK RENT—000 M ST. Two WELL-FUR- ished 2d-floor Rooms with Hoard; convenient for Seoetineen: sestiomen suis. al4-3e* feat: open grates; bot Gc cold water each four; house newly papered: Met. cars bali square; board ry For RENT— i824 Ht 8T., LARGE, AINY | picatinue Rous, em suite gr sinale. convenient £9 | 4 ol iul parunents, suit- able for receptions: “Caterer allowed. uzs-Lm FOR RENT—1WO, OW THREE UNFURNISHED | Kooms, ob second floor, in a beautiful bay~ — HOUSE ; southern oxy exposure; perfect condition closets; beet, gas and bath; no children taken, ant Hstow. F | POR RENT—FURNISHED ‘ROOMS, bg OR it en suite, with SS © upexcell et sie | 2 ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, | U2S™ im a oraall furniiy, woan bring ‘are corral nome na a 1345 L aT Nw. Spero T FY Galette rs new. a1g-2t* 7, a8 panty Firnished Pari and Bed ‘oom : fo od evety a buvenieuce; cou ABTED—ST A SOURS. iG, MAN, WELL, EDU- Venienient to pal hotels and Lethon omen, work as Clerk or oy Becreary i in the afternoon and and even: ing. Star office. wide a a TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING L Hooms, furnished or nufurnished ; front and bac! snd beth: Pension and Patent office y ANTED—BY A RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN, We ae Giant Onto ‘Adaress Q. Ci dit at nw office, aise | OK RENT-ONE, LARGE SECOND -Si0K) YANTED-BY A SETTLED WOMAN, A POBI- ‘Font Room; south front; new house, wi wi 3 Mion in s Frivate Famtiy ex Help; will endeavor py ee pe i ee cive satiafaction. ‘Address BLO. btar out Board ; priv: uly. 1725 Corcoran st, eo POSITION AS CLERK IN LAW DESIRABLE SUITE ae Fad RENT—VERY fur. ; apis: huudsoinel; Board in ¥ beg Fen Wx pir . Si iCd, ave. sear oth st pes siced, but with heat leatinibuials as 106 eae Serene SUee = BURBERIORD Oe Fi hashat A type writer and owns ae a12-3e* {OR RENT—1723 GST. Nw. 3 WAtED — BY AN SIE ERECED NIGHT gg merges —— vatchman, s Situation; best of reference, Call oF Will answer card addressed to J.M., 02 Sst et nee B RENT HANDSOME UNFURNISHED PAR- al2-; lor and Bed » second floor, irae and heat. 146 Cat, corner dace 7OR RENT — HANDSOME SECOND-STOR WANTED—HOUSES. Fk "pronto with cove, ae Heat | with board, faunily; references. 1211 13 TED-TO PURCHASE OR WILL BENT A . W4st “5 ot. ow. al+si contain nine or ee Toota; nodern conveniencen: Picase give location, aa Sea a FOR RENT—OFFICES. Fe TH DSOMEST SUITES OF HOOMS ON PENNA AVE for Professional Man, Commercial Broker, Modiste, Fhotographer beiug the zdand Be Soors of the GAL: BUILDING, + Paw pply alot STEEk s LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st, _FOR RENT--STORES. _ STORE A bP PiSseee 08 CORRES a Of Sth and M ote. nw. 5 good stand prprision business, GUPAYNE so, eis lsiet | a CK STOKES WITH tory Brick Stables, on RA eh ce. Fo RENT—TWO NE’ Dweiling of 4 rooms and \b st. uw. ; Pent @25. JFROR RENT-STORE 1749 PENNA. Al Wi located for most any kind of business: pas coutis plate-¢inss show Patewaned roomy snu stirective, For i ticular api jurther part lyfe ‘ESCOTT. & WILOOK, _ 413-6 JOR RENT-STORE 408 ae st. session given January 1, 18W0. apply ‘waames . DAVis' SONS, 1201 Peunsylvania ave. 431i JOR 3 RENTOMALI— 102 71H ST. . WED- Friday and Seturday might alo On Sun, | daye: seer quarter with Use of sagan. Inguire of | Seuitor at Hal” 5-2? {ORK RENT—1304 L ST. NW. -EURNISHED Front por ith Board; no children tak ‘able Board given; references required, ¢ rit ero west; mon dls: ANTED — FURSIGHLD HOUSE FOR Bix ust be ii lass location, borth- _ ‘ties ‘modern scouventences eats less ‘five rooms; reut not to exc mI Teferences. Address JH. Stat 0 months; m1 ;contain all ith Dest of aa ~OR = ae PLEASANT UNFURNISHED Rooms on 2d floor; one on 3d; heat, gas and vath aie floors; private jadulta, 1704 Last. uw. __FOR RENT-- STABLES, cecPaka Bn 700. sage ghee Beautiful lotemear Stanton Ved atrret us bas pil aan Ns no vases tn itol st. «tn 4: mand. we BES hgee.s SALE—THRLE | Corea corner fect, ot 8 and Sc. JOHN O JCMBEOROTER See Mee SALE—Y GEO, F. GRAHA’ PrCheapent comer tath $. extaDtsd ses cgneee 738 = 9, me orner, Pleasant. 400 10.150 Irvin Dear vew sel JOR SALE—A 20-FOOT LOT ON WEST sip Sth wt mo, Just nor Price dlé-6t sworksTept & * DRADLE | Ko4 SALE—70-POQOT FRONT ON NORTH of Mass. ave. near 7th st_ne.. 4 uice bedl. ing Street Just oo rice 81.20, BWORM. ebRADLEY on —Q ST. NEAR. 2 ry POUR wT. Sst wear ew Messen Se vere Lote, 23.08 ot ear overs P16. toailey Tsoi to ~ req f 8 se ailey peg with alley ou aidee end rear, together, 61-30. Net. pear let st ow. 15260. @ Busi & at _ 414-3 = OR SALE—LOTS—TWO = RW. Price foot K0c. Adjoin’ Ty, og 42 per erie oy. ais aia per foo oe sotteave,, bear 7th st ne, size 24x] fect, at @L26 per foot. Alleye tn sear of ell three tote _a14-3t° Lock Box. zones )OK SALE—ELEGANT LoT aT egos Fr ia road and Mintwood place. Also some able for inted ste improvement, having water. cua, wewer Sarpabiiead ‘La se walks ways TvLER& KL THkaowie 130 ra 7 ae i is THE TIME TO BUY—LOT, —, ft 8 J0-1t alley, on Si #t ae = H Parking; water; Kas: street care; frames oan 4 heap at 35 cana” W. FakRLI SMITH, ue iL Hill, HALF v7 oe trout, 11 ruses “edjecet Y tb if soid at Wal. H BaUd, a OS Sd SALE—O 8 16TH AND TTT, a 225 tonlley, pot ft, 1 ic Princeton wear a, 13th, 502150, 350. afew Lote net ald Fat ta dal, northeast, 17 & 200 A Be un’, alee Fe. SALE—LOT ON OAPT tte houses iT TWO COMMUNICATING, NICELY- ANTED—TO PURCHASE—A SIX OR SEVEN price not to ex- wher pre- Room Brick, new or Fig Bos SY, WPS biar tar office, WwW. ANTED—TO PURCHASE: FOR CASH DOWN, A th good lo’ Wo exceed 82,51 House wit ress V.P., Star oftice. a. ANTED-1. HAVE A purchase ot. bho nen eS ots more 100m; will pay corned balance inside of 3 yeu: ful idevcriytion of Property to DAVI iD rs. Owners wi WANTED-* BOY TO LEARN THE DRUG BUSI- iWTED ZO BUY A 2-1 le ig HOUSE; bout $3,000; w: ‘USTOMER WHO WISHES ‘&® Modern briek House west of ith D best IONE, t REN furnished Third Floor Rous; Oath on kame floor; Defyase amaly ; wentemen ferred. 1347 Lst.n.w. jUK RENT — FURNISHED Pn inapan oo Front Tarwe windo south: bea and closet near new Culumbis club house. <8 OR BENT—A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT: “oF Rooms some Mew huune, 2 Goor beautifully Je Kooue, well heated with n.w., one biock from. ‘tonne POR BENTONEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, IN PRI- vate fainily, pleasant Kooms, first flour, abd back Kooms on secon: with Board snd all the comforts of showe. TABLE BOAKD, 1513 Mst. nw. ‘ess; must have a good “ag . and ood ee ¢ 5 —— 7 ences, Apply 4e. cor. a Piath from Wir ‘G60 monthly ; state plies, eostos. at of | WORE et URNISHED OR oS: AN NTED-EXPERT HIRT cues OL | tot, & Address 3 we itchen if desi: torlgut We Tj02H at, Acuo Steams Launurys 26 | _dizeSt "MAX, Star office, _ | foot: seo sevorn, Sa.with Hite newly pepered. 116, ‘o Saree abet st ne, tieut WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOE SENT AE THE BUCKINGHAM,” 918 rh dld-2t* 20 15th st., Large Airy Kooms, snugie or en suite, WA4XIED-WHITE | AND COLORED | COOKS, Waiters, | Drivers, Coachmen, Rurses, Maids, First-class Servants Good Refere THE NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE G17 7 aE 2th rs alas FIRST-CLASS MAN me AGT As ay iter Re - Teard 5 a Yacht, es ee Scag cook if required, Washington referen red, Ad Gress YACHT fice. eben VES V nglAN IN, A GROCERY nd some trade and have best of resseneets ‘Address MUR, Star officer a13-3¢ ‘ED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK. ON ‘howe with “the beet references need wae hs 1622 H st. between and 10 a.m, rt! Wee and short hours. Apply at CixTrON 1010 F nt. 24 floor. WANED AIAN Wii0 THOROUGHLY UNDER itands the care of Horses, Carriage Harness: need notapr ly unless Las quod city is t-clase driver. Apply SotoNac uw, Ws ANTED — DUNDORE'B beg on MENT BU- yu, conduct by, ladi« and Won wi white aud colored: for all kinds ot doueaticlabycrat jorences. semoved to 708 Letts. WANTED {BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE, RE. siding with parents aud weil recomended. ply at SPALDING'S Depot, 1013 Fenn. ave. WASTED ANY GENTLEMAN OK LADY HAVING Employment aud Acquaintances in any of, the Government Departwwents cau make doulure daily without in ao; fering. with official duties, Apply Koom tral ain i ‘9th et. und unsylvania ave, lsat Ws NTED—THREE EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS of Good Address to Lake Subscriptions for Mark ‘Twain's new A Connecticut Yankee in Arthur's Court.” meen Parties cau make & to 300, per week aud uy others need apply: once with references. W. K, Ceutral Building, th and eau. aver” aud states; with ref 3-60" “as WASTED. A FIMST-CLASS COOK wisi ing sud Ironing in ® Small Family; oply those With best references need apply. 1650 Qt. uw. TRIBTERE TO SIXTEEN ANTED—BOYS, ears, uumediately, 1433 ‘Pennsylvania rs mended. Apply at 2015 0 Wiairient EACHER ences, desiriny her services for a Home and TEACHER, 10 am. to 4 p.m., 1331 N W MPETENT WHITE WOMAN AS ook and Laundress for a Small Family, Kefer- ences required. Apply 1710 Counecticut ave. dz. ae W’nh ANTED—COLORE. D LADY CANVAS: tallment House Address ANTED — STUDENTS IN eecteas 3 Arithwetic, Short Hand and Writing Civil Si yice examiuations a specialty. Professional teache 5 to 9 pam. , 12 3; BS ib advance. 1014 M st Bw. dm* ANTED—SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD Men to Seil Our Goods by Sumple to the whole sale oud retail trade. | We are the jargest manutac- turers in our dine in the world, siberal selary paid, Peruuuent position. Money advanced for wages, ad- Sortisiui, ke: Bor full terme address CENTENNIAL MEG, CO., Chicago, Ill, or Cinciuuati, Obi nY-s,tudth WASIEDS1 WISH TO EMPLOY A FLW LADIES ou balary to Take Charge of iny Business at Their eutirely uuobjectionable; light; very funch- dl healthful. no talkin, required ; permanent eH, $10. ver week ibs advance; Kod pay for any’ references, include soune of the Lost wel -kuown people of Lowevilie, Clucinnati, Stew aud elsewhere, Address, with stump, Mrs’ MAKIO, WALKER, 41 and Chestnut ste, Louisville, Ky. Waste. DO YOU USE FIGURES?! FARNS- worth's New System of Addition solves the secret of “lightning istion;” learned iu an hour. For Dishestindorenucat and particulars inclone tainp to the PAMNSWORLH Co., Jouuston Bidg., © ati, Ohio, Ws ANTED LEARNERS’ FOR PROF, 'S New Juteruatioual Tailor Syst ny ioe -rule or tape measure sone, as all ec dory cut. | Fatterus and materials cUt aud istr So ton xtven by Mine, . DIESER, ¥U8 L at uw. WANTED—ROO ted Red ; | given to baile and receptions. Choice Star office. crates” | aS bee W AXED BER ONE TO ENOW THT Fu. KENT_AE VERY, REASONABLE RATE: J 2nely Aated Cabinet Photos. oan be bad for 62 | AY Havdsowiely, Furnished Parlor and Bed Ko harge : rat floor; cn suite or simgi Booms ess: Ptieoe mane er a oe .n.w, | ond floor: bay windows: heated by furnace: ‘aie of STINE boksiters troy ve tS . te Maker, 1010 7th stn daar te Bask Mone GB | PjOR RENT-1400, RHODE ISLAND AVE, Bee years’ experience. iv Three or Your Unfors: od, Boson story ges W ANTE 20 FECHA Se Som DETMPSOVED | Koeptues canner 0 rm Carriawe, Kobes, &c., Lady's und Gentleman's Sadie, | [JOR RENT — NICELY FURNISHED aes a Hee a a Dress tuade by “Wo.th” cost $157. Dist | A southeru exposure, suitable for one or two reutle: Hugs wud. ites from 850 to #400, Gen- | mien. YSU Now eave. poles KP eg ng a HOR RENT—PLi-ASANT ROOMS | Writing Desk, “New. Chiffnier, Punch, Bowl and f os pad other fine Giasses, Palms and rd Pants, oat Address family inteuding traveliiig for ap ii.definite period. with stamp, Box 1%, Star office. aieiwe” wy i ED-SOUVENIRS AT HAL! best present for your family is — A PAIR © OF a FINE-BRED aos woking McPhereou square. ‘Special attention tabie board. ‘PRICE—THE ‘olicy on your lite in the 3 MUTUAL RESERVE, FUND, LIFE, ASSURANCE | ¥" & RENT-1730 HST WW TWo LARGE CoM Satis = i oO z guaranteed the best andcheapest. For tue next thirty mawart aud Hail Room; southern ex- 8 Twill take a gece tone-b iif the cost of e1 ure; food bor & oBe squar> west, ma and trance feo4—payaule @ w Send postal to AGEN’ 1 ¢ Revs Departuenta, ate KES iva aw. Also ‘New 3 York Leager for 61.29 for Jy LENT OL zi G ST NW. HAND: TARDSONALY ‘arnisied Par it and'sccor ‘bed V ANTED—H. BAUM eg omer HIGHEST Gani rooms acaeeed: ‘southern. ‘exposure; Opposive tochae- Prices for Secoud-band Furniture, Carpets and | ter hotel. 413-60" iiuce oo ae Frou, BENT Four UNFURNISHED, BOOMS ATE | y resales pie ag BIGICEE FOR BOF | antor cond fvor; near care and 710 at of oo years. Apdress Bo: Star Office, asst fora W Wi $500 for one year, rarily embarrusned, ee sual monty paywcuts, U pet cent tuteron al WwW Photos. $3 nee eee with iy cliktren.” TAKDNEM Operator, from New York. ua BASTERDAY & 2-3° ben diz-iw* D—A GOVERNMENT CLERK, TEMPO- ‘will xve 10 per cent a month Jon of $3305 security made satistuctory. Address 63, Star othe: ae A YOUNG, INDUSTRIOUS MAN, Cot id. security. HALDEMAN, ‘CON’ E PA RENT? % 00 to loan iu sums to suit, Lo parties de- siring to own their own Romes; principal retiimed 12 lon RENT—PARLOR AND COMMUNICATING Bed Chamber, together with adjacert room, pro- [ided with new furniture sod paraphernalia for light haisen private family. 1730 14th st. u.w. DR RENT—1219 W WST, NW, SUNNY, BRIGHT Flat of three large bball pute ry and closets ; corner house: range; elegantly fed and papered 8 JOR RENT. i! _OR EN SUITE, HAND- “tome Parlor nd Bed Room on first floor, two com- icating Bed Kooms ou second floor, Bed Room on turd flourstwo lance Gurret Ruonts, com municath all newly’ furnished, modern improvements, co: Nonlent to three lines of cara, AtGZ1 bot. nw euces, JOR RENT—202 ARTHUR, PLACE, BET. aud New Jersey sate, td Band © ts. 8 Kooms, 1st floor, $15; one, furnisiied; heat aud fishes FOES —TWO UNFURNISHED ROO! ae ED=) Gallery, tin, Fine C: free. EVERY ONE ooan ve “THE STAR haps Ravin: der Bye. kxtra sit! gabinet $13 with heat; buth ou same floor; Hanged. $27 4th st. nw. ai TWO LARGE, HANDSOMELT J FUR- nished Communicating Koma in Modern House convenient to board: desfrable location, uorthwest; oun Wii andGoid dreuch Enamel, “ase aud Stucco, exhibit wor Wi Ww A Home Lente gre pep ney me “March (sean 1878. bing Medrly for Uarwaine at zAP GKOUN repay TO KNOW D — WICKER, FANCY A! Chdieo anno Ox Sliver, Etruscan, Blue lange Miseve Frame Gav D RA D TRATHE AM SELLING Cook, Parlor aud Office btoves at actual at ee ew Fiano at $500 or & Steam Xacht at 3.0005, toa rein perfect order. Gilet, 730 DW, private family of adults; everything the very be noderate terms, Address EI JOK RENT—-I HAVE A VERY NICE 2D STOI Front Hoom with sleove, fur, of unfui 18. desirable rooms, L. J. HUNT, 1 dls-2t* Fe KENT—GENTLEMEN ONLY, zo PLEAS- antly Furnished Kooms; heat and funall vate tamily; rent reasouable. Address 9 Hy aw. i, UNFURNIS oi Gall at Li Biot ED — Yul Water Colors, 18 80 ap; TED TRY SCRIBNER Seer Goods, or money retunc aur thing that te, *just as nue thing,” WM. C, BUTTER but get the SCRIL: NE eee od VOR RENT—416 6TH ST. NW. suitable for M. Apply on premises, as FE T—TO RESPONSIBLE / Al # did Emerson Pano; 83.50 per mouth, ne. 23 Tone 13-38" Ww ANTED—TO EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON city Property First-class City and Farm Prop- erty in wakota; alxo a flue-bearing Orange Grove in Florida; also good Michigan Farm Property. allot which wil exchange for city proper:y. W.W.W., 712 Q at, me Fr SALE— 7 Acros in Prince George's county, Md., ee st) EryTements: price Acres in Prince uuprovements: pric ‘ w+ 24500 30 Acree near Hyattevilie, Bt ments; price. ~ 2,000 10 Acres’ neat e. station, B J unprove meute: puice per sees. Jaudover B and P. ‘ul iinprovemeuts, ;,ificent farm; pric Re 23 Acres in ANE & CO., 609 F st. nw. FehAte ATA BARGAIN-7 TO 10 ACRES OF Land at briyhtwood, the terminus of new 7th st, Tailroad, with Sue view overlooking proposed natioual park. LOUIS P. SHULMAKER, 920 nw. di4-3 aS SALE—NICE PLACE SOUTH OF DRIGHT- a and — ‘Lath-st about l0scres, im- ng atanle sud other outbuild- i Sesired Price as @ whole, in- 0 per acre. Tek & {OK SALE—ONE OF THE BEST AND Gaara ‘Est Farms on the Potomac river, short distance to De. Poach its value. See or re, Attorney, oom 2, Sun Building, — CITY PROPERTY Butler Co., Kansas, = 4 Fine aria of 200 x oy near Et county seat, si ene 0% in Virginia, containing 512 acres he Botomac river, near its mouth, and eoparated hoe HOw ISLAND by Sg pd uavigable stream. On the west mide of the farm is Carter's creek, which has been “used tor plan oysters. fs large quantity of thuber and ood. 60 building Sed the load capebbeot bro- wei lange, crups of wheal eud corn aid is suitable for «raziug farm. Oyster beds surround the farm within the distance allowed b law aud are now rented by the state of Virginia Any one understanding the oxster biauting could make # large reveu ‘Ubat Fs; Oxi ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Lot 5Ux190, at Wilson's oF Landover sta... $100, 20 act res, Groom Ho! oo Dine. 70 ac Ereamo Howton, adioign Burrville, D.C. acres, pel. improved. 412 seabrosk Hyauisville, $200 to 860, and gale and renit— fine investments; ary ladevsburg, with 0; ‘sutslivision, aes 3¢ 100; acre Lots in Joseph's park, Rock creek val- ley, 8508 acres below Insane ‘asylum, 9 mules froiu city, $20 a lunge uuimber of Houses and Parma dti-Sn” DUCK AT & BUD, U1 F at, Fo: SALE—AT COLLINGTON, BALIIMOLE AND Potumse railroad, 130 Acres, iy railroad and county fued into four lots.” G20 per-eere For Sule—Farus of 210 acres two tuiles footy Spring field, Baltimore and Fotctuac railroad, “wud 12 nules from Washington; 15U acres cleared, good dwelling, rn 40x40; “two running stresins throweh the ber uere, Apply 0 JOH STEPH ES bb'Ge Rooms? and 160 Ceuteal National Bauk Blag. Fes SALE—O! ETROFULITAN mae B nished Koom; second story, 816 1! ave. D. Ww. to} U. 4 MAKE IN ud Pastels; as a “Christus eit not priate or so long Tel Sotinaction usrantecd, Bpectmens at Moet 12th Ga RENT — FURNISHED — DESIRABLE COM- WE tae teneeey en suite or single, with first- iu private lamiiy; on line cara. Bath, hot and cold water, TeUC changed. 1607 7th st, nw. {are EE I MUN BEX MUTUAL RELL ‘of Washington, D.C, Uk asseRSILED TS: tor vil LIN ASSOCIATION Dewi ¥),0U0 Paid Beneticiary Upon. ‘Death of ‘Member. Only 37 dea! ba For further information in apply to Southeast corner @iana'é iow since orwauin C. MILLS, Eaq., President SMITH, Gus, haw opposite dow Penson buil tion, 0c) 7-3 FPO RENIGLANGE ELEGANTLY FURRISHED ‘Koous on first floor, siugle or en suite, ee bene ted, Private family. ect Po OR RENT—ROOMS—FURNISHED AND nished, jucluding large. pleasant Parlors vad Hall Hoon with large closet; south front, very central Good in guests accommo. dated. Call after Serelocks al Tet new, vas aee Fis RENT—TWO KOQMS BACK ON SECOND A floor: euituble for, light housekeeping. Also a floor. Apply 608. 3th gt front on thi v tn ADULTS, TWO OR THREE pag epedmr ed in neighvorhood of Fenian Wi. ANTED— “HOR TO | KEEP. KEEPING ‘Ok KENT—TWO PICELY FC FURNISHED ROOMS, hail room ; retere: DOUBLE PAR- and O.. Lota, Cottages, Co and Farms, lore, 1st floor; open grate ‘fire; icely turnishe aay terns, LUCKET I Pon RENT—ONE MEDIUM SIZE eee’ Fi 7 — CHA NCES. — GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS ye rood cash business ora Bro x 154, Star office. 8. 000 WILL BUY BU-INESS WORTH = Mey ; suitable tor oa or ey can ubled in one yeur; only those ui seo a ‘Address 1, Star uilice, SR CHANCE dunil FOR A GOOD CATERERRICE, ing room, with kitchen Dewly Litted with every couv juan coenatE E: rou house rapidiy filling with Troomers board; rent very low tocompetent party. In al4-3t FS SALE — OLD ian JEWELRY Business, Fixtures; fresh sicck ; good run of work ; ees ay terms; Dow is the tine for "he bolday weuls more active BUsinese Btar office. cca JQOK SALE—BEAUTIFUL rare IMPROVED BY 6-room Brick House; new stable ob 30-foot court, Lear Scott circle, aud oppos. on Vice ‘es Mansion. For price, terms, Be. inquire of OWNER ode Island a JOK SALL—A HANDSOME BUILDING = feet trout on Conuectiout ave, by « depth of oot, rumuung beck to uth at neat Duy thus is one uf the finest lows in the cit on Kat, wear Counec 41st CHARLES. * JOR BALE—A Di:sIKABLE BLOCK Of GROUND, F coTmer Sth and G uc. containing 253,000 square t Frice v1 “dist “CHARLES W"BASDY, 921 Ft. a, ;ORSALE- BARGAINS IN LOT! , PRINCE. ton st, near Sherman ave. §300. 25 ‘bbherman, apa, Princeton st, eu 5. bir |QOR SALE—ECKINGTON LOTS. ECKINGTON 18 THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Without exception BCRING1U-+ is the most best Vithout exception RCAINGLO . as a subdivision ever made m the oy es ay one en one bop tr mente ol deecription, sncluwing ii veTED af ene EIs aND HOUSES. The tem “xtravagabt howes ib the city will be 4m KCAL 5 Ley iter than fourths inside is braugiug double the money asked fur these fucom= rebly Ca Jota, te muputes’ ride oa BLEO- ie GAKS from 7th ot. 3. B Bae ae SALE—BARGATNS- FOUR GOUD 1 BULLDING *Pbteon Int betwee K sud 1 xe comer lot only two sq only OU, pretiiest lot ou capieol I sauure. tron the Cannel. 81. 20 yer Tout. Darts of equates ih eastern sectious of the cl 235 aad nud got Lint CHAKLES W. HAN ale-thes Bea. Eecvate, 921 F st_a.w. 7, Wide Frontage—71 feet—on Mase 7m ft 7 and 15th; will divide if desired. wat bey, kN F rey s TiN tat eink 8 1.A18.. Couveuient to Go sisretanedhetia SLEIGEL & 411-6t Le Pus SALE—10 LOTS ON cH. . NEAK OONN, ‘cheapest went: BARI SS 00m t tw. alle idth st. pear Kn Boxias te Gt. near Auth at, Sign 1it 10 J 410-6t COistefel sestdonce ov Sores, Sgs ropwng on lows circle; no waste ground aud on Ubree sides Cee ar = prompt purchaser. 47-78 {OK 8. ILLEX, 1213 F ST. ca. 2 Most Besuatal “Bailding Lot on Vermont tween ste, Dear lows circle; 26x00; alley v0 side; no Nnste ground an 2 “Location is city ; price 63 per ft. ; very cheap, {OK SALE—BY FIA & MILLER 1213 7 u.w..that Very esutaral Building site on. ictwean’h and U sts. a. we near dows gor bee lb te 225 to BO st. alley, tas Jot hes 23 ft front and a located i the most delightful end beaith- ty; ss ofered ors few days ae ful part uf this eu & very low price. On SALE 4o DESIMABLE BUILDING Lots, iy inti yluud ave., Fand G sts u.e., beings becurs ubalivieion by Boourity Tt, ail for plate. Pateart vei tas at be Fe KK SALE—iHE FULLOWING VERY DESIR able Lots in the choicest location in ve. bot 1uthand 17th, 23 ft, to alley KH ave between Lend } dk SALE—BY FIO & MILLER 1213 A Beautiful Lot on Columbia square 20, 5Ux150, ‘Very cheap at 40c.,owber city. F: CA; near University aud Kiectric cars torus; streets GO ieet wide and in ofcity. KEDPURD OR BALE — ‘Baucains — cui ¥ Gin, Md monty. % HERIF 141 Gat, . rs ptabiew 341 “Gun st eat Seats Sonre ANTED— IMMEDIATELY, 82,500 PAYABLE gest Bee.” ns: vex FE ae Terme $10 per month. 9. ae see aie in one and two years or before, on 6 per cent Gret A po —BY FEBRUARY 1, IN OR NEAR = for Li Hoaelectiog go al Beg ok Duront, Star ag ” nee onglo-oe Georyeto Furni " ES WINTERED; eee or hod on third fi or; ret BUr a eter gh ____ilta heat wand for hotkey sant inure, pale care; warm Mables and generous feeding: eatin: Cisceronete Sel aied Cais Wasa | oor SALE GHOCELY BUSINESS WELL es . con 10 is ANTED—BY AS ees FRE tog | She Bo a “address {OT SRDS Perea ae eet AND esac northwest Joe HERIRUED, 14106 et. diese Teacher, a Board “in private family, Choke Folia” “ee & ® Mock southern and casteru e + references ex- | JOR SALE DAUG STOKE, WITH LALGE STOCK, Keon Porey reek abe Ingersoll, ange aid Wee HORSES 7. Winter a a Tel changed. ‘Table buard. nvl-24t" ate Ayn fog alnd dt ber day. ethers, Adarees Mlle YFG HOM St i eae po: Per oaath Eee ben ates ‘eturmed JOH HENT_WITH | BOARD. NICELY, FUu-| DitUGuist, starcitee assess ‘Bw ng Horses a speciality the year around. 5 O23 OR SALE—COMPLEJELY FURNISHED HOME, $10 TEE Houseoepi how by Rieneelas Bae TY Hay Scuise, cone 10th an eo ge 24 allo aay aan Oras oan | AY sos po oy Xearly chant; mothor and grown dauichter: a deste. oczé Zin KB Give fiut-cluse Hocus with Board st 1828 Ver Owner leaving city, Box 118, Starofice” i2ae dress EE Sis ac en ee y ANTEDTEVERYBODY | SUFFERING FROM | wont ave. Penta INSURANCL, LOAN AND TRUST Wie Ree CATERER, A | Cure Theis or No Tay Required: Ranges, Fursecesaud | VOR, RENT-70 GENTLEMEN, TWO VERY se bike De dee ae QE ining Boss vad remarte Tatrobiy lads “to to Hest or Robe We Ee DANTE, emi Tiel Toe a. “asa ee = from tw ate FY —" ROO! TANTED—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ANTED-LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM. FOR Sega Soe OUT Sao Ge AS, « co. Eetate W iint bouscksopiug for lady and ioe tities Fee surg cure for feuuhls, d Dr. a oy Tor seven and nine years, convenient to Epverpment | “"Bood Muluria, sata 1bO far 1; ‘OB RENT—TWO FURNISHED, “aoe SEC- oon Se sek eo 25 | Les ace, oF reasunble terms, with, Hoard, | plew tres. ire Fo as BALLEY General Rae Ta Floor; references exchanged. 6) <———§ es Morton, ‘lise ricer peatland oe EST as! ANTED TWO » COMMUNICATING UNPUR- | > ARTED — STEAM CARPET See AND KE DE $3. 000 : TO S22 Sms WANTED 38 com family of reftuement, State location sud cermin which | tresses msde over Se. n.W. Sec asin ai OY AC | su eTE Re ears | Fe ame, Re rANTED EVERY DAY. FURNISHED AND ON- ae : ity. SHED time. Saran BOO} ARDIN' R RENT—707 11TH 61, N.W,, FURNI seven Racer BOARDING. i Fue edit ie oawDING—1120 oH sr. N.W—NIOLLY FUR- | bees am tian ‘Koons, with all conveniences: q RENT—1016 15TH ST. N.W., FUKNISHED WANTED—LOTS. jurts und firat-clase Board at moderate rates, Rooms, en, Suite, on first and foors, witn —— — oa r near WASTED HAVE & CLIENT Wi WiLL ay 3° Fetined Yaully: eon tent io cate ad TH | maudie hotels; transletits diz ayy Sak for Lot westor 14th st DAVID b, BTONE, 1129 Bouth Carolina ave. ae FOR SENT — THe NEWEORT, 1401 MASSACHU- ue” | alae ve,, corner rooms aud Side pea HURRIED BOGE eae ‘Uuusurpassed. OConducied PROPOS Fee RENT | TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH aut tibetan. ‘ain ALS. pen 1 RE piaiea Ree Hale URNISHED | AND EPAKT: RT OF ‘THE INTERIO WASHING- eam oe sey er day ith Ws Roy petnered pt MUGM KES io P. juforme- og carn joa atin boat Os | $3 ae ret ee Bo lguors, ees Reus ess Eek _W_ NEWLY VOR: eet of ‘slate ‘une ra = NW ot ia Bento Spiteri will poe) ER ULARD ROCEE X, W., LARGE eee, Sty FAIDAY, JANUAMY THIRD, 1800, wheather reason | tore Cougressman. 410-60 will be opened, “ Biank of ‘specifica convenient to sizesteare, __ nit-Jas | toms, &e., CTA? Upon ap) at the fee rerarras ‘T_FRIDAY_ GOLD, wratcH ‘AND eee a to wie a aa ae = RE 3120 M st. Lent Sa 10, ot nw. ie = “Dick” a sever aw., Wednesday evening. 4 mee £500 Site Sonae ts PALS