Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1889, Page 2

al SHE FIRED INTO THE CROWD. How a Young Iowa Girl Broke up a Charivart Des Morszs, Iowa, Dec. 17.—Miss Flora Looke, who shot and killed a man who was en- @tged in a charivari at Hester Center, is on fwial. The serenading party was making life miserable for Flora's grandfather, who had re- cently been married, when she took down the gun and fired into the crowd, wounding one jr roel amy Ayers gen taeny mer bape The L meme oie pb prove that she was able see the cit > thot and single him out, ‘The defense insists that it was too dark to dis- tiaguish any one. and that she fired at random to scare off the crowd, not intending to injure any one. Seemingly public sentiment is with the young woman. ——__ HIGHWAYMEN LYNCHED. AGangof Arkansas Thugs Waylay a Farmer and Nearly Kill Him. Lrrriz Roca, Anx., Dec. 17.—It is reported that four robbers have been lynched in Maume- lon township by a vigilance committee. Satur- day evening Henry Wright, l-to-do farmer, went to Fletcher's store at Big Maumelon, and while en route home four masked men stopped his team, drew their pistols and demanded his money or his life. Wright was unarmed, but . rate fight. He was knocked out of the rear of the wagon to the ground insen- sible. iy —s A ie — — hs 4 meighbors, who gone in search of him, an although fatally injured he recovered sufii- ciently to to describe his assailants. A vigilance committee was at once organized, and the mur- Gerers were caught and lynched. ——— FIRES IN NEW YORK. A Piano Factory and a General Store Building Burned. New Yorn, Deo. 17.—A fire in the seven- story brick piano factory, occupied and owned by Jacob Bros., Nos. 542 and 544 west 40th street, carly this morning caused a loss of €10,000 on stock and $4,.0000n the building. SEVERAL MEN BADLY HURT. New You, Deo. 17.—A fire early this morn- ing mm the building 66 Eldridge street, » five- story building occupied by a candy store, a shop and « caused a loss of frowns to the bailding and’ contents, Three tailors, who slept in te oe pigs establishment on the top ad & narrow escape from death. All were Taal burned. One of them, Harris Elias, will die. ——_o—__ Wall Street Today. New Yorx, Dec. 17.—The stock market was extremely dull and listless this morning, lack- ing interest of any sort, and in only two stocks were there movements worthy of note, the re- mainder of the list being stagnant within nar- Tow limits and with no pronounced tendency in direction. First Prices w were steady at sueen these of at night, and only sugar refin- evies and Missouri Pacific showed any anima- tion whatever, while the latter was like the rest of the list without movement of importance. Sugar was rather erratic, with a general down- ward tendency, though the most important feature of the trading in that stock was the dif- ference made between sales regular way and those at seller three days. which was held at about 1 percent. It opened up 1 per cent at 63, but declined to 61%, selling at 61 seller three days. Oregon short line was the strong feature of the hour, rising on small transactions from 55 to 57. Toward the end of the hour, however, there was a little more animation, re consolidated gas showed marked strength, rising to W%{. At 11 o'clock the market was dull and steady to firm ats at about opening prices, Collision a at Sea. Bartrworr, Mp., Dec. 17.—The schooner Cornelius Hargraves, Baltimore to Ports- mouth, N.H., with coal, was in collision near Cape Henry with a capsized vessel yesterday. Hargraves bad a bad leak stove in her fore boat. She put into Norfolk and is discharging her cargo today. Hasmros, Dee. 17.—The Osrt., Catholic church at Freelton was destroyed by Roman fire today. $1,200. The loss is $8,000; insurance, —_.—__. Cotton Oil Mill Burned. Lettse, Tex., Dec. 17.—Fire Sunday night destroyed the cotton oil mill and adjoining Property. Loss €50,000. A Boy’s Frightful Crime. ‘Wanasa, Ixpv., Dec. 17.—William Marquis, aged seventeen, son of a farmer in Mjami county, was arrested at school yesterday by a Wabash railroad detective on a charge of wrecking the eastbound express at Keliers, this county, October 24. The accident, a fri ie ful one, was caused by a misplaced switch. boy confessed. He did it because the pr agent would not give him a ticket for a silk handkerchief. ns San Francisco Fights. Sax Fraxctsco, Dec. 17.—The directors of the California athletic club have postponed the fight between Ike Weir and Billy Murphy to January 13, one of Weirs hands having been injured by hot. The directors fixed January 20 for the meeting between McAuliffe end Jimmy Carroll, the club's light-weight in- structor. A Church “Scrap.” Kaxysas Crrx, Mo., Dec. 17.—The differences between the factions in the First Baptist church (colored) of Kansas City, Kan., culminated last aight in a riot, in which two men were danger- gusty aly injured and quite = number seriously ‘hen G. W. Smith was called on to pray = poe of hymn books and chairs greeted him. Then followed a general riot. Razors were used cat two negroes were seriously cut, Their names are Benjamin and Knight. Others were pounded over the head with chairs but no dangerous wounds inflicted. Damage by California Floods. Saw Dinoo, Cat., Dec. 17.—It is estimated that the damage by the recent storm to prop- erty in this vicinity will reach $100,000 to €200,000. The California southern railroad suffered heavily from the storm. Six bridges on the line were washed out between the Soli- dad canon. someeeieiaains Sudden Death of a Girl From Wash- ington. Faxpeaick, Mp., Dec. 17.—Last night = Young woman came in on the Washington train and registered at the City hotel as Misa | Lizzie King, Rochester, N.Y. This morning | she was found dead in her room, having died, it is sapposed, from apoplexy. It is Really Lord | Euston’s Trial, Lowpox, Dec. 17.—The trial of the libel suit of the Earl of Euston against Editor Parke of the North London Press has been set down for Thursday. —-__ Oil Burns. Varraraso, Ixp., Dec. 17.—The Standard Oil company’s warehouse burned last ht. Loss heavy, but insured. sa a Express Office Robbed. Sax Axonio, Tex., Dec. 17.—Five men sand- the express agent at Brownwood yes- ieee mseieg and got off with $7,000, . A Clerk’s S Shortage. Gnuaxp Rariws, Micu., Dec. 17.—The ac- eounts of Robert Jobuston, the trusted clerk in the general offic: of the Grand Rapids — Indiana road, no: nada, are $5, ——e Accident in Taking Down — New Yonx, Dec. 17.—The first serious acci- dent attending the raid of the city authorities apon the electric wires occurred at 10 o'clock this morning on Broadway in front of the Chemical bank. Daniel Montague, a lineman in the employ of the United States illuminati: company, fell from pole on Broadway ot Chambers street and received injuries fom Ee he will probably die. Montague was standing on a cross bar which snapped off close to the pole. He fell across some wires and off to the stone sidewalk and rolled into the basement of the bi at that point. Montague was engaged in taking down the wires of hia company to save them from de- wruction by city’s gal workmen, who were at work behind huin. is ————__ Misappropriation in Utah. Sat Laxs, Urau, Dec. 17.—City Marshal Joiomon, County Recorder Cannon, Selectmen Weiler, Brig and Hampton, all Mormon officials, were arrested here — afternoon. There are six indictments SS — f3 dictment against eac! cach of the others, them with conspiracy. The: the district court Saturday. or Other Telegraphic News See Pages 1 and 5, IN SOCIETY. Many Events of Interest — Personal Mention, Epiphany church was the scone of an im- Pressive marriage at 1 o'ciock when Miss Kate D. of Mr. F. W. Royce, and Mr. Joseph 8. Latimer, all of this city, were =e Dr. — is s rector Lopih mrcineny t's Beet cnedne to the beautiful formala of the lish chance The six ushers were Mr. nee er, Mr. Harry Latimere and Mr. L. Latimer, the three brothers of the om; Me. Fred. B. ae The best man, Mr. Harry accompanied the groom. The bride the church with her father, and was peeded by ber small maid of honor, Miss bet Mason "ot Baltimore. The bride who. is 4 slender and wore a Mar- menor gown of white na esine made with a pia train, the skirt at the si ht distinctive way with goons de sperm ot pearls that hung out st one side. ‘The neck was finished with a flaring Medici collar that was wired to stand out, and was edged with Duchesse lace, the front was open at the throat and was trimmed to the waist line with a jabot of Duchesse lace. The sleeves were made with high puff under which the sleeves were laced closely tothe arm. Her tulle veil fell about her lithe figure like # cloud. She wore rich ornaments of diamonds and pearls and ap- preached her marriage vows with an ivory- ound prayer book in her hand. Mabel Mason wore ashort dress of white surah silk made with @ sash and she wore a broad-brimmed white felt hat with drooping plumes of white, After the service was concluded the bridal party drove to the residence of the bride's jather, No. 902 M street, where a reception was held by Mr. and Mrs. Latimer in the drawing rooms that were pret! festooned with ropes of Christmas greens and the door posts were overspread with climbing Irish ivy. The re- - sapere — collation that followed was for only th ite relatives of the most deeply pole parties. Mrs, Romero, wife of the Mexican minister, will hold her first afternoon levee on Tuesday, January 7, and ce kone these large events on alternate Tuesdays the season until four shall have been coh pelea The Thursday assembly and german club will give its first ball on the night of January 9. It will be an assembly, Thee officers of the club for the hen Faas F. E. — e St. Julien Daprey, Mr. B. Caperton, Mr. Rous W. Thor; soe Edward A. A. Bowers, Mr. Wm. T. Griswold and Mr. F. J. Moses, The bachelors german club has been reor- ganized and will give several cotillions during the season. The dancing class will hold its weekly meet- ing on Friday night at the residence of Miss Davidge, on H street, The assembly ball to be given by the ladies of the Garfield — aidon Wednesday night, being the first of season, will certainly be a brilliant one. Society belles will give thei energies to it and wear their best new gowns to it, and Dr. Ruth, who conducts a il as suc- cessfully as he conducts a bridal procession up the main aisle of a church, will lead the ladies of the hospital board to a marked social and financial success in this instance. Mrs. Noble was out yesterday afternoon most industriously engaged in making calls upon the wives of Senators. Mrs. Windom and the Misses Windom have returned from New York city, where they were detained greatly beyond their expectations. ‘They will not be in readiness to receive callers this week. Mrs. Morton attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald sa ere son, which took place at Epiphany church at 2 o'clock today. The Countess von Heussenstamm, a step- daughter of Col. James Fenner Lee, chief clerk in the State department and formerly charge de affaires of the United States at Vienna, by the death of her husband's father, Count Theo- dore Heursenstamm, becomes, with her hus- band, entitled to a large fortune. Mrs. Blaine has gone to New York and will hold no more receptions this month. She will — her Wednesday receptions after New ear. The Travel club last evening at the Strath- more Arms was entertained by Mr. Jerome Burnett, who read a paper on incidents of mountain travel. Mrs. Olive Logan Sykes con- tributed a metrical comedy, entitled “The Librarian,” which she read with good effect. ‘The musical part of the program was furnished by Mrs, Kaspar, Prof. Butler and Herman Kakeman. Mr. and Mra. Charles F. Myers and family have taken apartments for the winter at 1216 | 18th street northwest, Miss M. F. Whitemore is located at 1216 18th street northwest for the winter. Dr. Carl Lumholtz, a member of the Scien- tific academy of Christi Norway, Phare an explorer ot distinction, has en in ‘Washing- ton for the past few days visiting friends. Miss Marie Wise of Hagerstown, Md., is visit- ing her aunt for the holidays, Mrs. Helen Hildt Smith, No. 501 Rhode Island avenue north- west, Mrs. Edward P. Mertz will not be at home A yeep eon er this week, but will be at home to her friends the following Wednesdays during the winter. Maj. Geo. A, Armes and family have left their country seat near Tenleytown and aro | now located in their city home at 712 10th street northwest, A Watertown, N.Y., dispatch says the engagement of J. Byron Taylor of Watertown to Miss Emma Gertrude Flower is made public. ‘The wedding will take place at the residence of the bride's parents in Washington, Thursday, January 2 The bride is the only daughter of Representative R P. Flower of New York and is nineteen years of age. ‘oo—_____ The Postmaster General Detained. Mr. Wanamaker did not return to the city early yesterday, as is his custom after his weekly visit to Philadelphia. He was detained in consequence of the suicide of his friend, Mr. Gowen. About 6 o'clock yesterday he arrived at the department, and after spending an hour there he took the train back to Philadelphia, He will attend the funeral of Mr. Gowen today and return this evening. It was expected that he would be at the department yesterday, and two delegations from Baltimore who came over to see him in the interests of Mr. Henderson, who is urged for appointment to the position of postmaster in Laitimore, wate obliged to return home without the desired interview. Mr. Gary, who wanted to see Mr. Wanamaker in the interests of Mr. Creger, stuck to his post in the depart- ment, and when the Postmaster General came in on his flying visit Mr, Gary's patience was rewarded aud he had the talk he came over | from Baltimore to have. The Peaceful Revolution in Para, United States Consul Clayton at Para has made a report to the’ Beeretary of State in re- gard to the recent revolution and change of government in Para, The revolution occurred November 16, and resulted in changing the form of government from monarchical to re- publican. A provisional government, consist- ing of a committee of three, was sworn in No- vember 18 and took complete charge of all of the governmental departments. Mr. Clayton says that the populace has accepted the pres- ent condition of affairs and seems willing to give the new form of government 4 fair trial. He says that business is undisturbed and that everything is progressing as if nothing unusual secretary to the Brazilian legation a¢ Ws ton, iss member of the committee. Secretary I Proctor’s Desk on Fire. A fire was started in some mysterious way last night on the large handsome mahogany desk which stands in the center of the office of had occurred, Dr. Justo Chermont, formerly ‘awhing- the Secretary of War, and burned a large hole through the top before it was discovered and extinguished by the watchman on duty at the time. Several official papers were destroyed. They were not of 8) value aud can be replaced, Secretary tor cannot understan: pow the fire originated, as he does not smoke and keeps no matches about his ——-____ The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health Office as follows: White—Archibald Hopkias, Jr., Syears; Abner P. Coder, 40 years; Locius Welch, 57 years; Allen W. Fitagerald, 2 years; Lorenzo D, Harmon, 75 years; Mary Jordan, 38 years; Margaret E. Herrity, 4 years; Harriet Simonds, 62 years; Elizabeth 45 years; Robert C, Tallent. 10 = Bolan i Boswe! 21 years. Colored— Da 50 Mary A. Greenleaf, 3 years; : Robert E. Keys, 36 years; Pryor, 5 i Was MR. GOWEN MURDERED? ____ WANTED--HELP. Tarorien Advanced: Concerning Last | W. Saturday’s Tragedy. SUGGESTIONS WHICH THE FACTS DO NOT SEEM TO SUSTAIN—THE SITUATION OF THE ROOM AND ‘THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE BODT WHEN FOUND. Friends of the late Franklin B, Gowen, whose | Pa. sad death startled this city last Saturday, still) YW cling to the theory that he was murdered. Many ingenious suggestions as to how he might have been assassinated have been worked out of the materials at hand. Practi- | cally all that leads to a murder theory is the me a ee te Sate we reise Furor — ‘iiouse Men, =. See 61. at. WAs WOMEN OMEN COOKS, 210 to $75; CHAM: aie Ran oat rie difficulty of discovering any motive for self-de- struction on the prrt of Mr. Gowen, backed by | st 2. & general understanding that threats had been made against his life by the survivors of the Mollie Maguires, whom Mr. Gowen was very instrumental in disbandiug and punishing. W Makin ANDA ‘a Confectionery Store, at MKS. F. B. WILSO. A COLORED BOY, TO ara ATED AST AT Lat Lng he | OR Fins class Fireman at the Shoreham. 15th and H sts. ANTED—TWO BASQUE ONE SKIRB’ 1Z1U Sthet nw. dl These facts are set forth by Mr. Cassius, M ©. Anstett, a friend of Mr. Gowen. He lived Warirate SETTLED HITE WOMAN TO nights, references required: "AppLy 127 mend at Wormley’s for four years, and during Mr. | Gowen’s deat visit saw him several times at the | WW ANTEDIWORKING PEOPLE CAN says he was present when the body | office; ‘mousy cerenasd od Was, Oy iit and that he believes he was | Pa. sve. u.w. murderer having ample nity for escape, It was not Mr. Gowen’s habit to keep his door locked, as- serts Mr. Anstett, and he ‘to ask: | “What was thereto hinder any one of the par- ties who had threatened death to Mr. Gowen from entering his room, ki him at the first e of the revolver, = a ing by the transom or the fire-escape’ ad Mr. Gowen intended to hill himself a would have been most likely to have shot himself through the temple in front of the mirror, and not through the side of his head, holdiug the pistol. as is alleged, some distance from his own head.” THE SCENE OF THE TRAGEDY. ' BON. 3! ety WwW dential {aetveh st Btar office. oe FIRST-CLASS TAILOR. aiat st aw. ie y ATED A FIRST-CLASS SOAT BAND, A180 ppreutice Sey: immediately. ore | # lvaina av NTED—A GOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC wroaT Ei at DAVIS’ gallery, ‘723 7th at. new. y ANTED — pemagaannc wale ‘TOR oA prom 1 city, wood. cre: prompt work, acai ty i ot 8 ANTED TWO GOOD CANVASSERS, EITHER or Gen’ Mark Tee New com: cg refer akvely OOM 1 14, cent al7-3t A Sraz reporter this morning visited room 57 in Wormley’s in which the terrible tragedy oc- curred. He was accompanied by one of the hotel clerks. The room is on the second floor, south front and is entered by a single door. On | the west side 1s a small bath room opening into room 67 and also into the corridor. The hall | door of this bath room is always locked. When the reporter entered the room had pace Laon for the scraping of the walls by er, The carpet had been taken up w AN cee @8 TO @12 PER WEEK; aiters for Hotels, se | te, Boarding Houses and Private ren jenginee ere logit ber manee collector 88 to va18, Pe v12 Est ow, r oa EBenaied’ into a huge roll on the sofa. The bed was made, but the room had a desolated ANTED—A GOO! Wace inended. Appi mb17 Tou To ‘s yg * oppoaie-2t" look. On the floor, under the masts of the small, oblong table, were two red spots, as if NS ASTER TWENTY-FIVE EXPERIENCED tome Solring mitts that had soukat through | Moyet tyes Hise Sede tet | Appl and re ofthe esture, TThe wpote were joined by | & GouBsodr, 18 i G60 Fa a aie) iter ANTED—A WHITE OMAN itleet senstionakls 4 Mid ton This VV Seamstress, Apply at 1703 K st. 416-20* was where Mr. Gowen’s head lay as he fell upon the floor. The blood, pouring from the wound of entry on the right side, made a larger stain ee areca ake — iF ay whee ZF 3 a eee = <Fe WANTED—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. Ww oe eG ON ays a8 a TET cam A CLIENT: A GOOD | Wists mie eas ~v nw, ATE House, located in nw. or Re, eee : ' 15th st. and New York ave. 4al7-lw WANTED MISCELLANEOUS W. ANTED—TO LOAN §200 0! lel A W: )., Star Bae 27h ae Ls ieee Saar Waihi “butts w B.G. Star office a16-20" srivania ave. atlo it anni pe TED—TO BUY A GLOCERY 4 Wwe 5 ane sae ED—BY & YOUNG. EER AE co. office.” Wen THREE TO oe YEARS AT per ceut on central business oy ropes | = bie Addrees ob once, KL. CRORE Wares Favine'00., Lebroit bi athe, ANTED — A LOAN OF $6000 FOR TWO ite) pe eh FT comiontons on Al real oe ee Coat OT: oR R GAS Engine, to use for pumping. Apply 4! aes Lo ka PAIR a Rage io BLACK ‘Breasted ‘Address G. Star ollice. Siete Wis AN hub oe pot ONE TO KNOW | = AT finely ed Cabinet Photos. can be for $2 dozen, aud no extra charge for Festttin wha see GRAEME'S, 705 71 ners os aw. bales. ED_TO PKCHANGE FOR UNIMPKOVED (oF fo eall by of January, Fine Horse Worth," cost SINT: ‘rom 650 to ¢S00, Gen- Ph Suit, of ane as low as 83, jewels, Sliver, biret-clase Sewing Machine, Lady's ieee Desk, New, Chiffonier, Punch, Bowl and ¢ Glaswes, Palme snd vtoer Plants, by family intending traveling for an iudeduite with stamp, Box 12, Star office. ‘dit-lw* vig | NY @NTED—H BAUM rae THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Second- ture, Carpets ‘hand Furniture, Entire Housebolds © specialty. taw. zig | Wire acme 4ND, OFFICE FURS inte jleg Store Fixtures itocks it peas MARSTON, it eee ey LIS a3 HOUSEHOLD A urniture ; Households of Merchauise of ail Kinds. "Address ALBERT 10th st. n.w. ANTED-EVERY OXE TO CALL AT HE STA STAR vase sation. 259 Fennayivanis ave fine 01 ANTED—QUICK—TWO LADY Wren aoe a 14, cast Baas Cc than that which came from the left ear. The table usually stood straight in the center of the room, and contained the heavy drop light which was fastened tothe fixture by a tu! ‘As the Lage fell Pred head —_— have struck the edge of table a direction, overt it tothe eth slig! | Waits BASES ens ARTED—OFHIOR Boy (WISHING TO LEAR y ‘Cooks, Maida, But ed Lady, between elgitesn position wages. dl4-6t" | ANTED—HOUSE WOMEN, CHANBERMAIDS, satu Rete snd sober Men for for. all business A, revered fr positions. CI LLLIGENCE OFFICE TIT Gat new. ds-10" overturning the lamp, breaking the The dead man’s toes were evidently un edge of the movable iron hearth plate, for it had been twisted out of place, there wore few drops of blood on the white marble hearth- stone and halfa dozen minute red specks on the face of the marble mantel. The mirror is directly above the mantel, which stands against the south wall between the two windows. COULD NOT LEAVE BY THE DOORS. The “murderer” could not have left the room by the doors, which were found locked ries ws Wi Bar atice. to right person. hadseas ANTED—1WO CHRISTIAN LADIEG OR GER- tiemen can eapent Em at ‘st room 27, Bt. C.oud: "poliding, and F new. al4-3t ‘ANTED—YOUNG MAN WHOIS: 1S EXPERIENCED ent tO Fg haar oF LOUK NOTE, J ANTED_COLORED WOMAN WHO, FU FUL ete eet Work, in Femil refe doren. ire sittings free. —— th children PAUDNatis Operators from New York. Wann Cy ie IN etna CHANGE eee =e RENT-1016 ‘15TH ST. HST. NW, {OR RI Xiopevre. ot 3.W.. EERSNeREt a Sareea hor yoinutes’ building and re LARGE | PLEASANT eke iieaca with peat and Mie 10uhst awe te oa 17-3 Fee RENT—THE: UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Ps ed OS very reasonable, 1031 N. rom a SA) SEC. EF ond Soor, heat and gas; iidi Pre iL 7-3t* eee eer Fat nw. at 3 Poe FLOOR new Dee. Se | ties ay farateed or REN ICATING Fontes zeae Cc sT. Fey COMMUN! Neng. | bear H st cant front with park ote to build on ab chine ‘Seleronsen. WTS Sin wear Mean Mase. & for Moaber ngress alo Chmnber surien, 6-31" Basra a eee BUEN SHED SRaar OF south front; moderate rental. 909 M st. 416-30" FoR RENT-TWO LARGE, FURNISHED ROOMS second floor; and herdics ‘the 3 inquire S11 Pt he, 416-3t"— NICELY 3 FURNISHED FRONT floor, southern exposure; con- it able. * a16-2e* sak oaunee tags poe nour heat Kast Capitol foo! 290. North aide &, st. betwren orth. Cupttol end = s se., 4182100. Price FS R RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | Ist ote uw, ner taciux New Lork ave, Koons, convewient to the different car lines, also | 95 each to alley. Winans foot @2 i the Pension office; at 1143 Sub state © gta aw. 208 Fieane call after 4 o'clock. 46-2 BiB 0 silen Priee por tock cheap. @ 6th and Manon a, Prot ei to alley; very nice location. ae agate, SGU South side . between 1:ith and 13) stnnw, Low SO, Fendt square 200. Proce pet foot, 63, 3 Nort mde Q ber 15th and 16th ste nw.) location: “22.6x¥5 to sliey, price per foot i 10th ste Bows Price pat Fe, RENT-—WIiH BOARD-TH REE FU! aa nished Communicating Kooms, second floor, 78 eXposure, en suite or singie; atm PES RENT— He iatiy haa SETTS ished, Fine hours southern @ sr alcoves dud lange ‘closets, eae) 7OR RENT — KOOMS — ELEGANTLY — FUK- nished Suite of Rooms on M st. bet. th and 10th; Font 420; 1 Finely furntabe Room $205 2 Hhewan uy Furnished Rooms on M si. bet. 6th avd 7th n.w. &30; gue Nicely Furniehed Roum, in Lennox ous $15 Appiyto 3. F. CULLINANE & CO, 009 F «' KENT — TO GENTLEMEN, TWO VERY OR T — FPicecatt Furnished Soom ou private family, 1823 H at. Ale-se” FRE REN GELEGASTLY FURNISHED (98 UN- furnished Hoots wi : Templar ° references. 1 ai a North side R between 1th 4 aud part of 5, square 133, 6ux100. toon 82.50. foot, $2. a16-4t BE wane Paks. JOR SALE-ELEGANT LOT, eae ‘ON ant LA Hampshire ave. balf square from Dupust circle, Want otter. [Sy ‘pear Fret. n.2. 7c. of 270 inet wear ‘proposed Georwe- town yeaa Aeudall cudall Gree railroad; improving Beigb- “Seouttianas ots peer stanton park; thern exposure, Pavey street: = houses on woth sider, vie fal oe and ogee York ave., corners dota frou $1 0 @1.35, Property ou oo Beat Lote on Mary} Maryland ave, 800. to 14-3t jOuN O. SUN SOR UES Pat SALE 5 CORNER | Lore IN ROCKING ON a COLLEGE PAKE, corner Lots, 200x21 and Sc. JOHN 0. JOM MBON. O28 Pat JOR BALE-BY GEO. F. GLAHAM. Cheapest corner 14th i. extended -....00..eceee 75° Mt. Pleasant... 400: ; conomical urer, Park st, Mt. Ploasant, 1 100x150 Lrving at, 0 Dear new raphe FUR A wag! ‘COURLE an A aie House, e Second-atory, Prout, Kova wi Aiand the ireedom and emforts of bome. "Ad dress 1833'Q at ipety 1-92 BENIGHANDSOMELY. FURNISHED vak also one beat Salecughtocst mer ing house ; referenc 200 fort. ot & W.. TWO WELL-FUR- uished 2d-foor Rooms with Board; convens Gepartinents , entienen only. dai TOR BENT—DELIGHTFUL SECOND, F Front Room ; nicely furnished; Look t, use of ith; square north Pa. ave. ; two west of poe 30 | eentlemen only; referenoes req aired. 1912 1st. nw. for New Fiano at #400 or § Stea tat im pertect order. a chiste,73 iRtED — WICKER, FANCY AND ee to decorate in Ox. Silver, Etruscan, Blue andGoid French Enamel ‘Frames, Statuary and Stucco, xhibit work et 904 8 et a.w. ANTEDITRY RAISER, | BEST BUITER- = beril wae " Dut get Suche fer aie only by wee ‘SCHIEN SE by Center Marker. Guaaie of Fish Aisle). FANTED — ay SOBTEAISS | TO aE Tt IN alged Colors and — Pastels: gee Christucas git chins Y 20 lo se oer arantecd Bpeckunens G21 1Zth st. B.W. atiafect) ANTED—LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- MON SENSE PLAN— NELI ASSOCIATION MUTUAL RLLiEr aD First-class th Good, ferences, ‘1H! | ew : March 29, 1878. from FS ma ; oe serge < be re- bend NATUNAL RMLOYMENT OF Feb G17 CMe mon shoud id bs 7 epee ‘Member, moved in order to let him get ont in that way, “ = since orwanizatiol and the transom was so tightly in place when TRTED= PORPRPE, EMOTES 8 2c For further infor, MULLS, Bag, President, the room was entered that a sharp blow had to | be given to the edge in order to start | and it swinging. Thus, if s murder were committed inside the room, the assassin had but the windows from which to | escape. When the room was entered the east window was down to within three inches of the | bottom and the west window entirely closed. dl3-6t" Government Depa: Gaily without in soy way way, interferin | duties, Apply pa Pennsylvania a and white and colured, for all kinds ot domestic labor, city ferences. states ; with ref memoved to 709 Let. u.w. + SURDEX SMITH, Secretary, Southeast corner 4th and @ sts, n.W., Upposite new Pension puilding. ANTED—ANX GENTLEMAN OK LADY HAVING Employment and Acquaintances in auy of the make dollars ents cau 10] with official Oth st and The yellow shades were in both cases pulled down to the sill. The windows look out on an fice. ea LADY Cay F FOR Installment House Address M.HLB., Star ¢ open space, across which can be seen the rear of the buildings on Pennsylvania avenue, The hotel wall clean, flush, straight, without a fire escape in sight, ' The escapes are all in the interior court, across the corridor from room 67. FIFTY FEET TO THE GROUND. Fifty or more feet below the sills is the ground, First there is a four-foot paved pas- sage way, belonging to the hotel, then a board | fence covered with dry, brittle vines; beyond the fence is the extensive yard of the German minister’s house, wherein half a dozen savage dogs are, according to the hotel clerk, wont to lay in wait for intraders. There were none in sight when the reporter \ Pert Figs gzaminations Swe iz We We Surore in our tine te the wortd, ME Chicago, De-atuiahsor Pa ‘instru inher PSs a aii both oe. ANTED — STUDENTS IN| BOOKKEEPING, Arithmetic, Short Hand and Writing Civil Ser- peclalty: Professional teachers; imedvance, 1014 M st 2-1’ PAL. 5 ANTED—SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FE Men to Sell Our Goods by Rample to the whole x a Li Ame oRmmng vid. joney advaiiced, for tera CENTENNIAL aera address CEN’ ae iShe, as all scientific manent position &e. For ful vor Cinelnust, ANTEDILEARNERS FO) ‘tterns and materials cul made his survey. A leap from one of these windows would mean serious injury if not death, and would leave marks of some kind on WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ the soil in the minister's yard or upon the dry vines on the fence. There are no such signs, | ‘The only way to jamp and not leave a mark is | to hang by the hands on the sill and drop to the bricks fifty feet below. THE TRANSOM THEORY. It does not seem probable that any assassin | could have been in the room with Mr. Gowen. The only other way apparently that the hypo- thetical murderer could have accomplished his crime was to shoot Mr. Gowen through the transom. In such a case he made his selection of a time when Mr. Gowen was standing before the mirror, his back to the door, his head turned to the right sufficiently to enable a addi Wh Stu Ww! it Dat it Deli | 5 Basan wil we Ligh! W nce ae references, fat at 1520 Madison at. p. Tost ANTED — BY A STEADY WHITE MAN, A a ‘Situation in Ret Grocery, four years’ experi- We tor some M.A.A.. Bar office. aes AXQUNG COLORED WOMAN, & Good Laun Work to do at Home, Call or reas, 41 P at. n.¢. ANTED—POSITION AS BAR TENDER, cna st Cigar Stand in Hotel or Restaurant oF Clerk in dress A. AA Aal7-; ae olesale Grocery ; references given, rom ‘ANTED-BY A man, & ANTED — BY A_ RESPECTABLE CO! ‘Chambermaid marksmen to hit him so square that the ball went through the head in a straight line from | ear to ear, The fact that Mr. Gowen’s own W Battin bP ig & Place as Legend eae carer eee ae oy je" famiiy; best refé + Apply at Latnw. ANTED—GO TO DICK’S A hag ¥ FOR COOKS, gages Lag poet Wi Coach. jtchen me Waiters eed vith elay references, 13 7thetnw. 1t* pistol was found at his side with a bullet dis- EADQUARTERS— “barged alo mates this theory nem uarewon-| WW ANELR At AAQU ANT RUS ROSELOSG ‘THE DELAY IN THE INVESTIGATION. Butiers. SA} SAME A. COOMBS. OF ec nw eee There is considerable comment about town in regard to the failure of the police to sum- mon the coroner immediately upon the dis- covery of the body, so thut an inquest could have been held in the midstof all the circum- stantial surroundings, This would have dis- nsed with many of the surmises and con- jectures that are now being raised. ‘THE MARKS LEFT BY PISTOL WOUNDS, ASrag reporter, ina conversation with a prominent army surgeon this morning at the medical museum regarding the death of Mr. Gowen, asked what wis the significance of the external marks in the case of a pistol shot wound, The surgeon said that if tne pistol Fan aro! dre: f4is ing were placed in contact with the flesh before we the discharge there would be no blackening of aw. the flesh around the wound of entrance caused by burnt powder, as it would allenter the W ee wound. Ifthe pistol were held atadistance rference and will work tur living to several feet, ag DRUG CLEKK, Star oftice, of from afew inches w would naturally be the case with a sui- cide, there would probably be a con- siderable portion of the fiesh marked by the scattering powder. This, however, is not invariably the case and the absence of all cut blackening and of the mark made by the smut of the pistol when held in actual contact would rove beyond all ‘doubt that the pistol was address hel at more than arms length from the body at the moment of discharge. Moreover, the extent and nature of the blackened portion de- pends largely on the kind and size of the weapon, on the nature of the powder, whether quic! or slow burning, smokeless or otherwise, or the amount of powder used, or the relative weight of the powder and the ball and BR next to impossible to lay down any invariable rule in the matter. It will be remembered that |) in the case of Mr. Gowen there was no smut Cou mark fouud nor any space blackened by the burnt powder. DID MR. GOWEN FEAR PARESIS? Nui A Philadelphia dispatch to the Baltimore | W3 trom 8 to Opn for eucen, Address CARE, Star offee. WANTED-BY AN red Man Mra, NORA, Star o} n.w., for 2 days. ence. Apply 312) 7 A Wink also on the character of the flesh in the imme- | Fauily; wood fet diate neighborhood of the wound so that it is, ™-- rs utlers, pe nda Positions at Our HAWS, illo ‘Gets be aw ies. ANTED-—BY A TRUSTWORTHY ¥ WiiTE GIRL 18, the Care of a ig Child duri: ng the day ae ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, a Vince to do General House Work iu @ Private ily. Apply 407 Letaw. for three days. 2 NTELLIGENT OOL- see ge a Bay ind 0 a8 1718 Riggs ot itt ANTED-BY A DRESSMAKER—A FEW EN- eacements in first-class families. Cutt and thy @ specialty, oattiun y by tallorayetem. 7 ANTED-BY rs TERPROTAELE AND INTEL- ‘nt Colored Man, Place odo Watting ‘Waiting or Driv- sivate Fauily ; best of city reference, aero 0 10th st, nw. ANTED-—BY A SETTLED WOMAN, A PLACE do House Work. Call or address a8 test. 1 ANTED—A POSITION IN DRUG STORE BY A Young Man Havii Xeare’ Experiences ress av ANTED-SITUATION BY A son a8 Housekeeper or Nurse, y ANTED—BY A BETTLED 2 Situation sa, First-class Cook I for 3 ALOK st. nw. TANTERMA ace UATION Housekeeper for after or ‘Lith st. nw. PED—SITUATION, BY ARELIABLE YOUNG |, man a0 Cashier. Clerk or Assistant Book Keeper; references, aud recommendations, aieae Jwnts ‘Star office, ANLED-SITUATION AS | a NURSE; EXPERT- ‘ence of 18. years fauly; best of refer- Maryland by ave. nD. al 6-20" e. NIED—SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ly from ugland, ae Waiter in Private rences, Ta, 1760 Bet Fi ae aoe SPEAK- prano voice of Position as all oF addrges ANTED—LADY, Pet eg ery ey ated cn ae “Teacher in peak ‘TED—DY MALE AND FEMALES, COOKS ‘waite ‘and colored), Waiters, Maids,” Drivers, Dairy and Kitchen the best, BURN- ato Sun gives what seems to be a reasonable explanation of the suicide of Franklin B. Gowen made by some of his friends, who say that within a month he had-shown symptoms that made bim fear paresis. He wasas keen and bright as ever, they say, but in conversa- tion would iy go ‘wool Woe D— PM as =e jn apisevaa sted vet os wi iris ‘nT Gaw, WANTED—ROOMS. seeming to lose himself in thought, and re- turning to the subject of conversation with an effort, He also developed a habit of talking to himself. While it could | hardly be said said tha: his mind was affected, his he dreaded an approach etiam, mae rather than suffer a loss of powers committed suicide, This explanation is entirely consistent with the | = theory of a temporary fit of insanity, fits commor id a loss of Uirggeoee supposition that he brooded o | Be approach of the and when we ‘felt tis mlad qivien way sought reliel tn den INQUIRING ABOUT HIS LIVE INSURANCE, Early this month Mr. Gowen forwarded « letter to the agent of the Equitable Life In- surance company in Philadelphia as follows: in PJ 35 Margaret 8. Roberts, 1: George Sale the class, Bear cote Grn, Ju | arn ame W =| Radae anaes ‘Take Few Boarders, Ww ANTED—A QUIET COUPLE oatadaly Q IN NORTHWEST eee agian ot ing hh FOUR i Wie for euch | W Ween hed Lasoo, of amie ee crane: —— bul &, F,. or a vik terest, [ ANTED— HORSES, TO | KEEP. ee ter aud Bummer a Specialty. box FACES Biabien, S11 Oth ot mw. Purch Toad, § iniles from ¢ity. ‘Terms @10 per month & HF! OLAKK, Sligo, Ml sim” —HOKSES WINTERED; aaer OF care; warm stables and generous feeding ; satis- factory relerences from “order Past und present patrons; 38 id 810 per me address kL. SAUNDERS, Gabin Joba Pros. Md. ocz-am* (ORSES TO WINTER GEN, Stock Farm. Stabling and Feed per mouth. Horses taken out ing Horses @ speciality the year around. or par- juire of G. 0. ork B Hay Scales, cor. 10th and La. ave. eers an Want cumuert was SUFFERING FROM Chimneys to Know that Gare'Theny of No Rip Arn bes Made leat or or Rober 1413 17th st. nw. W4step 581 fog" War CARPET CERNING RG ASD sire BLL i YouNGs, Ear emmediand Moria oe MONEY TO LOAN. A E Dan DANTE {OR KENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR en suite, with Board © uuexcelled unsurpassed, desirable for Cong POR REST gas ST, V7 DELIGHTFUL, Sang Furnished Pariors and Kooms; tag jeVery modern conveusence; con- venienient to hotels als-se* and 14th st, cars, Ok BENT—VERY DESIRABLE SUITE ROOMS, mud floor, haw class T fur.; first-cl Board in Private Family L. ave. hear 1oth st. hauged. KUsT & sf a HUNGLUFURD, O28 “ithe st nw. Feb a: RENT — HANDSOME SEGIRD-s pont Front we; also, jer Room, ah beard i pisvate ‘amily, reterenoce. 1 1 su 338 st. nw. (Uk RENT—1304 LST. NW Front Koom, with Board; no children taki Table Board given; Teferences required. JOR RENT—TWO, {COMMUN ICATI furnished Third Floor Koous; bath ou same flo: brjyate taumaly ; cnionan proteied, ‘ar iitaw FOE, SENT AT “THE BUCKINGHAM," 018 AND 920 15th st, Large Airy Kooms, sungie or en suite, Overivoking McPherson square, feiyen to baile and recepbons, 125, with aliey on sides aud rear. togethe NOL near Lat st nw, 18260, _al4- * BURNISHED ‘also. cies * yer Toot aoe § JOK SALE—-INVESTMENT-SQUAKE OF Grouud between 7th and Sth aud i and K aw. Utfer wanted. dl43t JOR SALE—A DESIRABLE COKN outage of 155 feet on west *¥0 per foot; 138 feet frout on M € foot, and» Lot on north side of Bi wax 1 feet.at $125 setts ave., near Per foot,” Alleys in rear of all tures lola. FOR RENT PLEASANT ROOMS: ONE SQUARE sural from two lines of cars. Smaller Kooms, two in 35, Utber OWNER, ai4-3t* Look Box 238, City P.O. )0k SALE—ELEGANT LOT AT OOK OF COLUM bia road and Mintwood place. 91.26 yor woek. Ik KEN1—1327 N N.W,, SUITE OF NICELY Furuished Second Story Kooms; southern expos- ure: Pisa aa Of adults, couveutent to 14tin-st, bay t attention; pieussnt home: ‘wer Dear Uy, curus set, sidewalks laid 214-60" | Thecedann PULER RU TaRaPORD, 1307 Fee JOR RENTON ST WZ Wo LARGE OOM: pee Municating Kooms and Hall” Room; southera ex- SALE_NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY—LOT, ure: Kood ‘Soxto toe Sot ley, om Su st we. vy Departments, 00S Dorking water | gua, otrect com: remece can be builds Qk LENT 1221 @ i NW 7, HANDSOMELY Seow ston Parlors on first and floors, bed 3 a Kock = SALE—-LOT ON CAPITOL HILL, Bi fer hotel. te ee square frou my lh ands, 10.7 ke front, 1 deep to 3U-ft alley ; cod ciered bargain ff ogid at ouce, "Wale BAU NDEIS fuccessore 40 John sherman & 00, 1407 F st, TOR, RENT—PARLO® AkD CommumicaTiNG ‘Chant with eed with new feraleons a apd pereyt for gnt 4 gerne: Sea Seay, Stee 28n ee. i SALE—O ST. BET OTH AND, 17TH. rr Sa, on 728, wale. pe between Istand } RENT-—SINGLE OR EN SUITE, HAND- eide. aor 13th, 50x15; 35e, iatew Late mot bot wold - Z.come Farigr spd Bod Boom on drvt Goce, two com- | 251™ Soribescy at to ube a & Gal ‘third floor, soil Garret Koons, communicating ; a all newly inedern improve vemente, con. venient to haerulears AtéZl ost ow. iii ences ‘ONEY, TO LOAN—81.000, 91-600, €7,000, VOlatMaN avy Ts21 tae bw diese MRE Ze: TO LOAN JN suas TO O SUIT. ATS AND jaw 1505 Ba, ave, 416 ij Arli ays fice.) oO TNVESTORS-T Aw PREPARED TO GEERT ‘mall Suounte “TS per Seu cereates, Bulainiy abd Loan Ammociation of ota, L. G. JORNBON, Fe soy nl ad ~ = nN. ses SEVERAL — juruisited: sureabie jer: no chil dren. ire eat aid-colm* Foe, BENT 416 OTH. ST. NW, DOUBLE Fan auitstlefor mec . ably On Bt 46-120" OR, RENT—T O NICELY FURNISHED BOOMS, with fi oapd: also hail rou; reference required 1410 Nt. aiz-iim* TS 4 LOAN—SUMS FROM $10 TO eae | Fealittad goouzitios, bonds, stocks, Sa, ‘or good real not io. dl4-3t ‘commission ee! J. B. CAKTER, 606 Pa. ave Fo, BENT—QORNER 9TH ST, AND MASSACHU- tts ave. ‘Nicely-furnished Kooms, with Board; southern and eastern exposure: references ex- changed. Tabie buard. n2l-2at* >| $100 000, oTGaneha tet, $1,000, 8: coustantly u hand — Estate at 6 and 6 “Gian e . na a M. PARKER, 1418 F st, MoxE¥ 2p 20. REAL ESTATE; LARGE ums at ai3-1mt amall ‘loans at 6 per cent. W. HANDY, 921 F MORO % TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON & RUTTEN ORD, 1907 F st nw. AN O! cent ARLES: "site ONEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT.LOWEST rates ag on eiber approved security. OSG. HENBEY & CO, bakers, 411-3m Foun. pox Ei edad OF 5 OF 620 TO 32000 &: AT 6 PER a °NSkO. F. Ses OXEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO som i aes Lestate security in Wi city. o.celay. a7 J. F. CULLINANE & CO., 609 F st. aw. ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE ALBERT ¥. Fox, a7-1m F st. now, ONEY TO LOAN ON STOCKS, BON GOoD MS oS 1K RENT—ELEGANT SOUTH-FRONT,SECOND- floor Koom near Th: ones circle: furnished oF uh- jerences ¢x- 2-3" SOME SUITE OF TWO OR three Rooms, suitable for s member; must be seen, to be appreciated; private family. 807 10th st aw. ROR _RENT-HANDSOMELY | FURNISHED Y 7 and piste ono Mo F wah gel cone eantonctontonn ay askin ML TRUER BRCuaL ee sis Pat pater y Boots for gentiewen. a9-2 0" (OK SALE — BARGAINS — CHOIC ia ar FOR RENT 033 GST NW. HANDSOMELY heroes Glen, Sid. timeell paymens, Sos ‘Furnished Parlors and Rooms én suite or sinele, 3 midway bet. Treasui and interior Depts: southern exposure; occupied last session by meiabers of af -Sem UNTR 3 Fe RENT—1416 K oun denen a a ee poe co = Y REAL -- ia TATE asec rar ideas has & | Peeps Supe, Sega eum a7-lm* address as above, DAN. 1824 H ST., LARGE, AIRY COMMU- oon RENTS SALE—1474 ACKES oa aE MILLS Fs Dieting hootan wu gramme, couvemiat to | I vad: Maggy oust, Ma tsiee as bie stropolitan club, War and Navy departments ‘near Kirowlos' sta ates able for receptions. Caterer allo nvbtm. | acy UPS, uss boetag subd Seni. lou, R RENT—TWO OR Sa UNFURNISHED | under oa en ‘on second tifa a foor, iu a beautiful bay-window | orchard; jase; southern exposure: perfect condition: Closets: heat, as and beth; bo 1 | _416-3t on Midst NewYorrera_| Hata. —. i SALE—300 ACRES OF THE sat ou NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT FROM ing Land im Ixmdoun county; sia ‘wall rriae trea. buildings aud feuc; ae 000 aPC R eR Y UADSBSe Samer FOR RENT--STORES. Be thgetd condinen, athe apie d aru will be wold flea ihimediate purchaser ui sae 5° I ACS MONEY?—@10 TULA JOB, RENT—A LARG VENIENT STORE, | acre. WARNER & O0., Jat tow iu arian Egret at dnguire Ross THOMPSON, 5 “Gie-st vio Fm nw periy tan Lian, it und it payabi r mn SRE aT JOR — VE-ROOM ROUSE, ALL aymeate go Ferouval Of guods. ee amas aad ee A TARGE BRICK STORE, wit F or BPN 6 acres of round on 7 city. Reade Suromee Bo. Yard and Stable, 1 st. 8.w.; 8 guod busi at. pike; D miles frcen Washington, this bas it ry low feat Sie month, Wate Qs B country store and bowel Aue Shnareaasy i. MoxEEie TO! pe IN BUMS OF $500 TO $10,000 “Naas H. Lala rth Jy18-Gm Successors to Jolin Shermat & Co.,1407 F at, ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND 8) "ou approved real estate security at HT. LEY 3.w. cor, 13th and F ste. uw. NDOWMENT, LIFE AND 10N sated POLICIES ‘bor hivhest sh prices. ki wana St rentals torus: ‘Abpiy to BAU BON, 1307 F st. nw. TO LOAN ON D. 0. SS $3500 000 () in sun to suit at © and yer plete Tucnianist: NEY Lo. Mis RS EPEAP TEER bal bodale ee DISTRICT, ‘. HULLZMAN, oT Corner 10th aud ¥ sta. ivw, ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL M&S at baw Be) — Sa and ¢ 5, rT) A gee San it HUICHINS, BU. ELLY es OO, 1405 Wot, aston ESTATE LN BUMS — STIN P. BBOmx, ems TT} F st. uw, Glover Building, Moet oo To S10 w. five man; rent low. “Address D. P.v. Ok RENT—STOKE AND FIXTURES ON CORNER of Sth and M eta. n-w. ; good stand for grocery aud | FOR SALE— wie business” G.G. PAYNE & 00, 613 lotbet. | BOP SALES Prince George's county, Ma., all im ovements . ar beneeee {Uk RENT—TWO NEW BRICK STORES WITH peel of 4 rooms and 2-story ne. Stables, on w.; Tent $25. KOA. McINTIRE, ioe ¥18 F st ow. <BTORE 1769 PENNA. AVE; WELL K RENT<STO! + Goated for most eny Lind. ; has double ‘lass show wil aud attractive. For ESOOTT & WILOO! _@13-6¢ 1907 Pa. ae ok RENT STORE 408 19TH ST. NW; ws iven Junuary 1, Arp toga E DAVIs SONS, 1201 Feupeyivania ever FOR RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT—DESIRABLE OPFICE BOOM dine, 1425: New forkeve ave. al7-Lie wei WITH BE, yw York ach FOR RENT—HALLS. _ RENT CUALL— 1029 77H ST. XW. WED- Es, poet erent races co __FOR x RENESAS, — aa Po! EECNEw st STABLE. JUST OFF erick ECO. Lau Pet, SP __OsT_AND FOUND.