Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1889, Page 2

2 et THE EVENING Telegrams to The Star. BRAZILI LEADERS ANXIOUS. Gen. Fonseca, the New President, Dying. —e—__ MORE NAVASSA RIOTERS CONVICTED So 7 The Pan-American Delegates Are Back Here Again ee Ss OUR NAVAL SQUADRON IS IN LISBON. ———— FONSECA DYING. ‘This May Lead to Another Upheaval in Brazil. Loxnos, Dee, 21.—A private cable dispatch received here from Rio Janeiro states that Marshal Deodora Da Fonseca. chief of the pro- visional government of Brazil, is dying. The question as to who will succeed him is engaging serious attention. It is believed that the change in the ministry which would follow Marshal Da Fonseca's death would lead to seri- ous complications. CODE DISPATCHES REFUSED. Loxpox, Dec. 21.-—-It is reported that code messages are refused by the telegraph suthori- ties at Rio Janeiro. pn en HONORING MR. DOUGLASS. Denial of Published Reports That the Minister to Hayti was Snubbed. Bostox, Dec. 21.—Mr. E. W. Kellogg, who is connected with the Thompson-Houston electric company, has just returned from a visit to Hayti. He says that the published stories that Minister Douglass is not receiving the treat- ment to which he is entitled as an officer of the United States government are false. When Mr. Douglass reached Port au Prince there was no organized government to receive him, but as soon as President Hippolyte was inducted into office he gave Minister * splendid reception at the palace, speal especiall; — —— words ‘of elcome, : whicl Douglass responded in a most eloquent manner, op — great iapresion on all regard Frederick meces ase reat statesman and are ready to honor him at all times, — ANOTHER NAVASSA VERDICT. One Man to Hang, Eight to Go to Prison and Nine Let Off, Baxrimons, Dec. 21.—The jury in the Navas- 88 case, as to the murder of Thomas N. Foster, have rendered the following verdict: Henry Jones, guilty of murder in the first degree; Cmsar Fisher, Ed. Smith, Chas. H. Smith alais John Ward, Alfred Jones al Texas Shorty, Edmund Francis alias Blueball, James Jobhn- -~ alias Tom Welsh, Alfred Brown and Amos por) ma of manslaughter; James Phillips Williams alias Dakota, not guilty, a not agreed as to James Tascer, Geo. 5. Key, Chas. H. Davis alias Pompey, Steve Pe- ters. James H. Robinson alias Snow, Edward Woodfork and Norman Wooster alias Juggler. Geo. 8. Key was convicted of murder on the first trial and was only tried the second time as [ orsonggl of form as accessory to the murder of ‘oster. st THE INFLUENZA. ‘Wherever it Goes it Succeeds in Mak- ing Hosts of Acquaintances. Bosrox, Dec. 21.—The spread of the influenzs epidemic among all classes in Boston is daily becoming more noticeable. At the police headquarters yesterd ay the unusual number of forty-three men were reported sick and off duty, and of these nearly all were down with the influenza. Quite a number of firemen were reported too sick to attend fires for the same cause. —-——— THESE ARE OUR BOATS. The Squadron of Evolution Hovering Around Dom Pedro. Lissox, Dec. 21.—The American evolution squadron, consisting of the Chicago, Boston, Atlante and Yorktown, » have arrived here. The Pa - Amer! ane Coming Back. New York, Dec, 21.—The Pan-American del- egates returned to Washington this morning. ‘They left on a special train on the Pennsylvania rood at $:10 ame Mesore. Flint, Bliss. Hughes and Simmons, members of the reception com- re at the depot to wish the party ‘The delegates will stop at Wilmii ton, Del., for two hours and inspect the vai ous industries and will reach Washington this evening. ee Wall Street Today. New Yorr, Dec. 21.4 The stock market was atthe opening ™:s morning, but soon ped into the, most intense dullness, Sieeri Pacific being the only really active stock, followed by Union Pacitic, Reading, Lackawanna nd 8t. Paul, The opening prices erally from 3 to % per cent higher t evening’s closing figures and a firm bm marked the dealings. but outside of Mis- souri Pacific the fluctuations were confined to | the smallest fractions. Missouri Pacific opened | Up Of Per cent at 73%¢.and advanced to 743, 34 of ita best price of yesterday, bué Jetired again to 73%. The general list also sagged off eonawast leis to he hore and at ll o'clock the market was dull and barely steady, generally at a shade under the opening Prices, ——— Kilrain’s Manager Dying. New Yout, Dec. 21.—Frank Stevenson, man- fger for Kilrain in the Kilrain-Sullivan fight, is dying in this city of pneumonia. His doctors express no hope for hi« recovery. —_—_.___" NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. Several Hundred Act — Upon by the Senate, ‘The Senate yesterday, at at the close of the ex- @cutive session, announced several hundred confirmations. A large portion of them were of postmasters, The more important con- firmations were those of Wheelock P. Veazy of Vermont, interstate commerce commissioner; | Wm. T. Harris of Massachusetts, commissioner of education; Thos. C. Mendenhall of Indiana, superintendent of the coast and geodetic sur- vey; Asa C, Matthews of Illinois, first controller; Benjamin Gilkeson of Pennsylvania, second | controller; Edward F. Hartshorn of Ohio, | deputy second controller; Thomas B. Coulter of Obio, auditor for the post office department; Jobn H. Franklin of Kansas, deputy second euditor; August D. Shaw of Indiana, deputy third ‘auditor; A. J. Whittaker of —_—_ deputy fourth auditor; Joab N. Patterson New Hampshire, second auditor; William H. Hart of ludiana, third auditor; John R. Lynch of Mississippi, fourth auditor; Andre . Smyth. supreintendent of the mint, New Or- Jeans, Oliver C. Bosbyshell, superintendent of the mint at Philadelphia; Edward 0. Leech of | costia, 25,000; the District of Columbia, director of the mint; Joho L Rankin of Pennsylvania, deput; auditor postottice department, and Charlee B, Lincoln, secoud deputy commissioner of pensions. general—Jos. A. Leonard of Roches- pf nee to be consul general of the United Ind., to cee ; Zachary 7 Se Sweeney of Colum! = toa consul rong af es ves rn Cons itinople; Henry verance United Senioe Hi at Honolulu; Wm. Hayden Ed- wards of Ohio, to be consul ral United States at Berlin; Oliver H. fer jot North Carolina. to be consul of the general United States at Rio de Janeiro; John Martin Crawford of Cincinnati. Ohio tbee DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS. Proviston#of the Bill Reported to the House of Representatives Today. The committee on appropriations completed the District appropriation bill and reported it to the House today. The total sppropria- tions, including the water department, fuot up $5,331,934.15. The appropriation for clerks, &c., of the executive offices, including an as- sistant inspector of buildings to look after ele- vators and fire escapes, is $42,577, The appro- priation for contingent expenses is $23,080; for the assessor's office, $17,300; for collector's office, $17,200, A provision is made for the cashier to act as collector in the absence of the collector, and that he may be required to give bond. For the auditor's office $16,200 is priated, and the chief clerk is authorized to act in the re Nel hnag 0 ae ‘8 office 11.200; for sinking fund, office. $2,400; for scout. office, $2,800; for engineer's office, @41, 300. ‘A board of ‘examin- ers of steam engineers is Forbewnnies for. permit work $125,000 is appropriated, and provisions of the last bill are re-enacted. STREETS AND SEWERS, In the appropriation for improvements and repairs of streets there is a net reduction of $172,000—the appropriation in this bill being 600,000, The appropriation is divided as fol- lows among the sections of the city: town, $60, an increase of €2,650; sorikwanks $228,000, a reduction of $6,210; southwest, 372,000, a reduction of $17,900; southeast, $120, 000, an increase of $30,100; northeast, $120, 000, “Ta Dam eee mts $100,000 is appro- ‘or re) avemel Priated, a reduetton © $115,000. 7 Eight thousand dollars is made available at once to finish the work on Pennsylvania avenue, A reduction of $3,000 is made in the appro- Pristion for surveys. For cleaning and For the pepe pee an SpPro; lation of $42,000 is made, an 000; for obstructed soodiond pap Em Pac | $11,000; for main and ipe sewers, $140,000, including $18,000, for wae Jamee $50,000; for suburban sewers, an_ increase of rk of ts, ave~ nues and alleys ‘340,000 is ‘pbropriated fo for re- pairs of county roads and suburban st treet, $50,000. COUNTY ROADS AND SUBURBAN STREETS, Appropriations are made for construction of county roads and suburban streets, as follows: For paving Nichols avenue from end of pave- ment toward the foot of hill, $7,000; paving Clifton street from 14th extended eastward, $5,000; paving Linden street from Boundary to Cole e street, $5,000; a paving Maple street from ry to Warewood 2 avenue, 10,000; paving Tareh street from Boundary to Spruce, 15,000; me 14th street from fais street northward, 12,350; paving Brightwood avenue from Irvi street northward, $10,000; ading an regulating Kenesaw and Wallach afters from 7th street to 4th street, $7,500; grading and regulating Howard avenue from 6th treet to ‘7th street, €2,000; grading and regulating Lincoln avenue from Boundary to Glenwood cemetery, $8,000; grad- ing and regulating Bright avenue from Rock Creek church road toward ~ District of Columbia line, $5,000: vided that sufficient land be donated on sides of the avenue to make ite width 90 f grading and regulating Pennsylvania av $5,000; oth ts extended toward Suitland grading and regulating Nourse road, $2,000; grading and regulating Bunker Hill road from Harewood avenue to Queen Chapel road, $5,000; grading and regulating Con- necticut | avenue me from Colum- ia road to Cong dl ae sun ed grading and regulati ‘atterson avenue, $5,000; paving nes (aad ex- tended from Lincoln avenue to 4th street, $15,000; grading and regulating streets of Takoma Park, — $10,000; ding and regulating Anacostia and he roads, $5,000; grading and regulating ae ie? road from Good Hope hill to Coggins of Columbia line, $1,500; grading and ating New Cut road, €3,000; grading ps regulating Ridge and Loughborough roads, $5,000; in all $138,- STREET CLEANING AND LIGHTING. An appropriation of $90,000, an increase of $5,000, is made for cleaning, sweeping and sprinkling streets, and provisions are made that this shal! include suburban streets and that the contracts shall not be for a price e: 30 cents per 1,000 square yards, “o say tie An increase of $10,000 is made for lighti1 For electric a = an increase of $5,000 made, with a provisi that no more than 60 cents a light s) be charged for burning from sunset tosunrise. In this connection a new provision is made that NO OVERHEAD WIRES for public and private electric lighting shall be permitted on or over any of the streets or ave- nues of the cities of Washington or Geo! after September 30, 1890, i or An increase of $11,600 is made in the appro- priation for the care of bridges and construc- tion of new bridges, For engineering, maintenance, &c., of Wash- inton aqueduct $20,000 is appropriated. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The number of teachers provided for the public schools is increased from 745 to 795. For their pay €540,600 is appropriated, an in- crease of $34,000. Six teachers in night schools are provided for. Janitors are provided for the various new school buildings. For the care of school build- ings, &c., $44,626 is appropriated; ior repairs, 22,000; for fuel, $27, a for furniture, $8,000; for contingent expenses, $25,000. NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS, For the erection and purchase of sites for three eight-room school buildings in the first, third and seventh school divisions, respectively, at $35,000 each, is appropriated $105,000; for one hew eight-room school building in Ana- for the erection of colored high-school building, 79,000, in addi: tion to unexpended amount hie ry for said buildiug and site by act of 1889, which unexpended amount is hereby Sr appropriated and made available for fiscal 1891; for inclosing grounds of Arthur pel te building, $3,175; for purchase of grounds con- tiguous to school building on 12th street near Rk, me ten 276, for play grounds for said build- he total for school buildi: about $89,000 less than last eyenr Pee POLICE DEPARTMENT, The appropriation for the police department is $420,600. For the police signal, telephone system, &c., $31,400 is appropriated. For build. ings the following provisions are made: For additional story to the fourth precinct sta- tion house, 5,000; stables in the fifth and eighth precincts to accommodate horses and patrol a on, 5,000; appliances for heating water and drying in three station houses, $375; in all, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. An increase of $9,080 is made in the appro- priation for the fire department aside from miscellaneous items. An appropriation of $3,500 is made for an aerial turn-table truck; $22,000 is appropriated for a site and building a truck house, The usual aj riations are made for the telegraph and telephone service. The Com- missioners are authorized to give authority for the burying of overhead wires, AN IMPORTANT NEW PROVISION in this connection is that ‘the Commissioners of the District of Columbia are hereby author- ized and directed to impose and collect a li- cense fee of $25 per annum against any corpor- ation, person or for each and e: telegraph or tele; 4 him or them in any street or avenue in the cities of Washington or 1, 1891. “For the health department @47,660 is appro- es a oe shall be covered +4 District and the United States, A The amount a) tories the-) a onde erent eee, Fe. te be minister resident and consul of the = "nen STAR: WASHINGTON, Children’s hospital, €7,000; St, Ann’ ,000;, infant maint the Ch hanage associa- District of Colum! 500, The total amount for charities is @: e101,b00. ee eee and Sarah Lewes—who were arrested on & charge of shop lifting on the 11th instant by Detectives Carter and Reff, were arraigned. They were represented by Campbell Carring- ton, and to the two indictments, one of these counts charging the larceny on the 11th instant of a seul skin coat valued at $350 from Stine- brie paeeky valued at $37.50 from Harris & and jewelry valued at $140 [rom M. W. id one charging the larceny of a seal skin sacque from Willett & Ruoff, were read, and the prisoners plead not guilty. MORE TROUBLE AHEAD FOR THEM. Detective Cavanaugh, of Rochester, who came here with a requisition for the shoplifters, has returned home without them, The remain- ing seal skin ulster, which was not identified, was sent to Syracuse, where it was identified as having been stolen from the store of Barrett and Davis. Witnesses will be summoned from slept ill be dicted for bringing stolen rs will be in lor st ito the District. — Wills Filed. The will of the late Julia A. Barker filed yes- terday leaves her estate to her husband, John H. Barker. The will of the late James A. McCathran filed aoa oes Nie Galas 50 Caterina is otatae ran, his wife. Columbia Commandery. The following officers were elected last even- ing by Columbia commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar: George Gibson, eminent com- mander; Edwin B. Hay, generalissimo; Simeon H. Merrill, copie general; Jeremiah ©. Allen, relate (re-elected, 1ith term); ae J. ‘erry, senior warden; Beg} Ww. whe, junior warden; Albert T. ley, treasurer; illiam Pittis, recorder (re-elected, 9th term); Edward H. Chamberlin, trustee, Save Precious Trwz Axo Moxzy During your next two days’ Shopping tour by going direct to the acknowledged Head- Quarters in the Shoe line. SE ww ww ww Ww RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. { Main Store, 816 7 th at adies West End Ms ti ores toed ‘penn. ave. (Capitol Hull Store, 231 Penn.ave. ae, ‘We have nearly $100,000 worth of RELI- ABLE FOOTWEAR for your selection, A large corps of BRIGHT, EXPERIENCED BALESMEN towaiton you, andcan save you onan average 53 2 3 NN # 00 NN ERE BE ob OA BR BS a? ££. Bow ‘00 a AR ON EVERY $5 WORTH YOU Bi a2 G*. WATTS Ai SON, B4 7TH ST. N.W., HAVE ® Fine Display of H: comprining a Dine ret ee and Chamber Set Pro tare nner. Cutie and a ew of Fancy Articles suitable for Christmas Presents. d19-4t Gaaxp Hounar Disrtur or DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ‘WATCHES, FRENCH MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCKS, ONYX TABLES, BRONZES, PIANO LAMPS, STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS IN UMBRELLAS, ‘THE LARGEST STOCK OF OPERA GLASSES EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 PENNA. AV, Established 1840. 10 Per Cexr Orr For Casn. Now is a good time to purchase your CHRISTMAS GIFTS while we are running off our stock of FINE WOOLEN snd SILK GOODS at a discount of ten per cent forcash, You will finditsclear saving of oue~ tenth of your purchases, and uothing would have induced us to make the sacrifice but that we are over- laden with s large quantity of expensive goods and can- not afford to carry them over, We hardly need name ‘the articles or price, as all who have dealt with us are aware that we carry one of the largest assortments of FINE FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS in SILKS, VELVETS, BATINS, BROADCLOTHS and FINE WOOLENS, in fact, ont of the largest assortments of FINE DRESS GOODS to be found in this city. And we wish to dispose of them this season, and whether we make or lose on them now is our time tosell and ‘we intend to do so, ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. Foe Agr Booxs, CATHOLIC AND EPISCOPAL PRAYERS, a 417-6 JUVENILES, CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOOKLETS. CHAPMAN & TAYLOR, 412-108 915 PENNA. AVE, oc26- Sina 1223 F ST. B. W. Geers Scrm Scounzp AND PRESSED FOR 91. ee SNaibenan, erro E <. rd Ld D. C.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1889—SIXTEEN PAGES, WANTED—HOUSES. FOR SAL’ E— FOR RENT—ROOMS. Wien wi Veer ge es Wars Honne Maidr, raltrome, Parlor Pastor Masses aoe Aaunor sabes —TWO GIRLS TO at YALE STEAM EXONDET, 83 522 inh at. n.w. ‘WHITE AN! COLORED ra WW Matters. "Driver, Coachanan, oh se xEW BE ahSee Sach Sie Aenea ie Wigs TO $12 PER Y WEEK: rite Taian Sy 912k Se ANTED-HOUBE WOMEN, CHAMBERMAIDS, Wiss, Giris snd Sober Men for ait week PURIEPEgRaeary for gaernpert pontiong, cH WUE, ie Sere AND ddress, giving experience, terms, Box 100, Star office 'ANTED—A BOY TO WORK IN SHOE STORE; wW one experienced preferred. Apply 1! baa a6-14t° ANTEDTWO COMPETENT COLORED W. ‘AIT. error, the Evening of January 2 cee car Wieus' oe =a must be a superior man, Ad wa handwriting, D.8., tar 0 y ANTEDTA GooD STENOGRAPHER FAMIL- taeeet, Saab oe Eaminater shine ins Pateut At- ‘Answer, giving e! expected, to P.O, Box ‘* 420-3t" Witsee te Bite YOUNG MAN TO MANAGE gfice in Balsim: $900 o ust furnish and. Gallon d -F. JONES: Hoou 32, Conte Sebo. aah, oii Warp. NEAT, oe WILLING GIRL take old; to of cl giro must have good referenc sApply after 10a.m., is3t zines ANTED — LE aad SaRIoTRENSS =i ‘ccloped, forall i ae Men and Women, sae re cll ibemmoved to 109 Let's ® yan TED A FineT CLASS WOMAN TO COOK, ‘aah an 4 Iron for 8 Small good wages marth have reference. Apply 2424 Peru e ot. aw, WASHHSinTELLIORNT WHITE GIRL. PROT. pent to 4 Disieg-roem Work, Bewmin SS £5,J2 ‘northwest Sry ANTED-EARLY IN JANUARY BY GE a vy teat ote oy more moutne iundvance for Address FAMILY, Star office. office cai disse WASTEDIFOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASER, | é room Brick House, located or section; suitable for PLANT & Re apes bth st and New York ve, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | Wa ED-TO | BORROW. FoR Two. YEARS tain 138 es 4l7-lw DESK: ‘star Ofice, NTED-TO ADOPT AN ORPHAN GIRL NOT he inder sixteen years, of good disposition and heal nteed: ‘references ex- Changed. "Address CARRIER 40. City PO. ANTED—TO BUY A COUNTER 10 OB 12 F! at Louse suitable for raw box Apply at 405 11th nw. ANTED—To BUY BAFETY BICYCLE © for cash. Address W. K. W., Star office, 1 LOTS. UNFURNISHED ; whore’ horse oR RENT ina Rooms and rements ie 1 Hi eDaraee ts pond teauoeauior an LL) LIGHLEDATRE: Seis kes or KBD ioc ses The choicest tucairevagant bumes 1 the city will be in BRENT — 1345 ¥.W,— DELIGHT: ECKINGTO! F wupny, end elezantly Furniahcd Favlors and Ded | | Present oricrs mac Tom ‘than, will be cocused erat recy ope Houce; cou | spring. Profi, bik as inaue fortune and specs mito the prislpal betcis aod Tah st care, FCKING which are better tha: tar that t« bringing doub | COMPAKAIL’ CHADM: on BLECTIIC CALS trv GouPonTanct Fests, of, the + wig Son eit T804 I ST. CONFORTABLT Furnisied 2dstory Proat Hopi, with or witeout | Boanl; reasomabie rates; euitable for a public p ii double tn value within one year atone, OWNER, EIGHT LOTS ON PRe we irt-class Table | Board in Private Fam ear 1s xchanged, RUST ert 4th ot. fw 21-3 POR BEET DOMS AND | F r {FOUR UNFURNISHED, RO at | w. secoud Poor; no children. >, Fon Pa ave. an ror sae reek iLL, ate bar ail Bear Coamussioner Hive’ Reside ~~ a, | REE WELL-FURNISHED Booms, | Ierated St 425 10th st. nw... betw E'st. Prices @6, 88 aud $10 por month? | F° KR RENT—LARG®, PLEASANT PARLORS, WITH- UL housexcepiug sccommodatious, Aimy ‘several other Roows, siuyle or eu suite: furnished and untur- ished; south frout, very cent ‘Leraus re: ZL st, Fs. RENT — ROOM: APARTMENTS Eomsskecriar: Fall parte city ; everybody suited shane fo. euplican ed houses KIDDel'S ROOM RENTING LIRECTORY. S11 sth st ate Oe | why ENT—FU: = Ne ye Fiencrend Bod nosein oa eed aca ee Tnguire ‘at omer i: 5 CHAPMAN, Omi Hooms, on seovnd floor; single of suite, 730 17th at. ae hiw. | 1006 ¥ at. nw were VOR RENT—BASEMENT ROOMS ALL APOLE | Fe SALE I HAVE SME VACANT LOTS ON x ground; Yard and Stable also, if needed. §5) near 70 udu 4 112 atLaw. oe ANTED—WILL PAY 50 CENTS A DOZEN FOR mare ave Grows Hate, delivered Address HATS, star office. ar | WARTED-A, CUSTOMER WITH $20,000, TO invest in one of the most desirable corners in the doing, sue, ‘business: Wise NAL et it tenants; lease de- statist ientesieames eae Waxtepsauss. J. M. YOUN Rrapher and Typewriter, Room i From my large and varied experience (int! fadiug BV years’ employment in the coun: diNew Lore city) Tau able. tot lewal other papers accurately aud in form. 21-60" ] ANTED—FOR A CUSTOMER—A SMALL FARM hear the city, with evmfortable iy rovelnents, to wanes yd meee David Dt D. >: TONE, BO. stow. 1t ‘ANTED— $2,500 ON SRE IN A SUBUB- Town near Washington; $4,700 bas been this property. Eada Wasten BAUM rave THE HIGHEST CASH Second. Farnivare, Carpets, Feathers, Entire Households ‘= specialty. Addroes 210 7th et aw. 421 WANTED TO BUY A TYPEWRITER: MUST oe gel gle order and nearly as good as new: vatate: he: the kind, price aske ‘where s¢ con Rita a20-2¢* fal Hu JOR RENT-101 E N.W. TWO DESIRABLE Ua- furnished Communicat wna, second floor. THE CHEAPEST LOT heat, was, bot and cold water; bath same floor. Kefer- OU 1h deop to Lot alleys ences exchangede a PORE ae, Bg SUTTE OF Nie hed Second Story’ Kooms, southern sure: awate femmily of sduite: qonventeut 25100; $4,200. termi en ais. a patina ir each; X115; per foot, 2. RK RENT—HANDSO “FU SHED Pan. | ¥ for complete list of unimpr xed property for Jor aud Bed Rooms, 1st floor; en suite or single; | le. DAN: SLONE, 506 F stn Nice Front Koom, 2d = ta Mindowss furnace Ok SALE—ELEGANT LOT at c+ Dear 8. | BP hie rend as co. A zien? * Ww AMP. — Pk FURNISHED FRO 27 | fad own, Board; suitable tor gentieman aud | ,, ‘able Buard. No children taken, , Reter~ | 2hntoit isms — — ae renting f a 7 woul SHED | to Butt. nhs, Once want. OMENS 5 with or with | Guan) cm Int wt, ‘bet. Baud Cn.w, &., tmproved by fc c 120 Price $1.35 per front on Mayle ave., Le Droit Park, for D. A erwat baremin Ty Butldiug Lote tronting on avenue and two streets, QOR RENT— THREE NICELY FU aie wo Bed ASSACHU ome, with “ANTED—ICE CREAM MAKER APPLY ae 1608 14th st. n.w. 19-3t* ANTED-A WOMAN TO ao WASH AND TSU 7 wr, References. “Apply between Sand 10-1, ANTED A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR ane ral House Work; —_ be s good wee and nights: Apviy with references.” 1600 19th st. DW, di! ANTED—COLORED LADY CANVASSERS FOR Ww Installment House, Address M.H.B., or = Soon short Hand cna and Welton Civil cer \etic, vice gxamiuatious s epecialty. Professional teachet 5 to 9 pan. i 12 lessous: @5 inedvance. 1014 ise Ws yANTED—1 WisH 10 EMPLOY A FEW LADIES n Salary to Take Charge of my Business at Their ; entirely Unobjectionable; light; very fasci- Hone ented ealehful: no talking routed: per permnan sent OM: wi 10 per week in advan ee Sra ell ki oof Louleril Cin buat, Pitt abun well-known peop! le, Cine: eat 8 WALKEM, 4th and Cheetaut sta, Lou ANTED—SALESMEN AT RCRA FEW GOOD Men w Sei] Our Goods Alem to the whole sale aud retail We are the larmest Tmanutac- the ‘world. Liberal salary pai: ‘Tor full tenge addres st erin ‘or full terins address iL, or Cincinnati, turers in our line janent posit tal Peqaired. Adres as, With stamp, Box 70. Movs ton Mass, did-was,at™ ANTED — {ou Use FIGURES! FARNS- worth'e New 3 ystems of A \ddition solves the secret of meses ntning calculation” learned in an hour. For Jndorsement and iarticulars inclose, stainp ANTED—ALL TO KNOW TAT, 1 ae “CAN get the Best Grades of Butter: a Market 420-2¢° Stand Buti heer ere Ma ANTED-ALL OW 7 AM SELL NG oy Cook, Fovores and Office Stor tual early for bargains at 640 Os sone ANTED—BIX WAGOS TO DELIVEK GOODS, Wit ir Gollbstiuios, too7-louy F ar" Ayply at once. ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN IN ae SIBLE position, $100 tor three months, at about 10 per cent per ie intorest payable, weet: rineipal {u' three payments. Si SE Siar cost, Houses can be built Clotal cost house and 10t 61.000.) Will rent for $13.30 Serra ment of 16 per cent. OR RENT—FIKST-CLASS FURNISHED Rvom: en suite or single; location unsurpassed nearby, 913 M st. u a 2k RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED | FRONT | Boom, parlor Scor, neatly Furnished Hom. floor; excellent Tabh S20 each smalier vith Bouid. Liid 10th st aw. mailer rou, 820, with Bow kK RENT—HANDSOMELY FUKNI-HED SOUTH Frout Ore at en — or mugle, scapmay 2 te ~ BODY Ground, two squares ot Liucoln par feot; cheaper than ay az) si at Ibe. per Board, at 307 Fe, Sees COMMUNICATING, ixbed ty becond-story. bath, suitable for lint ouac evr for month, at 1454 Corcoran st. Board ii desired in AL SHIELDS, 10001 pow ae FTO PIECES OF VACANT 13,000 feet, the « mpeg ep ei ‘TO BRING THE CHILD- rs to the Gallery, 459 mle ein se ag Bh aye. me ‘or windows, LARDNER, 22o- lm WASTED ELECTRO PLAITING, BRONZING and Gilding ae peg voters wapeeee ented results terior decorations, ‘LHE PRKISIEN METALLIC ENA) EL: iy COMPANY. oor at. Pati ‘Statuary repaired. ed brass fixtures J ANTED-HOUSEMOLD AND. OFFICE FURST. ure; also Store Fixtures aund Sty ok ‘Merchan- Ousin $377 ANTEDCTRY SCHIENER BEST Sore Wie? und,» Coo ht 2 erg he t mye rod lie. pound, Ws Ue eres ior owe month. or N.B.—Don't take cy same thing,” bar wet the best, for aale only. b; . SCHIBNER, 328, Be fo. Center Market (Stiddle of Fah Aisle. 45 ANTED — YOUR PORTHAITS TO MAKE IN Water Colors apd Pastels; as a Christmas gut nothing is so appropriate or s0 long remembered. aeereeon suaranteed. Specimens 621 12th st. a.w. ANTED— LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- MON SENSE PLAN— lary, BAML. C. MULLS, Bag, President, For further inform it Dew SMITH, Secretary, tion given Mooi 905 L st ow. 2 yatheast corner 4th and G sts. fos UP PUBL! Cha) Fe pension 1 building. sid = oe17. Tosa ED—HORSES TO KEEP. KEEPING WANTED-—SITUATIONS, _| Wiiasinie tit sonmere specialty “Orac Nie — BY COOKS, WAITEKS, MAIDS, Drivers. uses, Bast Buclers, Seamstrosses, Clerke, German Bartenders und Wait- touce, Our help t BUKN- isu Freuch Cov! wt, 2. 421-6 VANTED — BY MAX WORK 0 OF ANY Aiuncter tedoattord och ‘k p.m. refer- eucos turninbods “Address INDUSEMIOUS. B Star, of- rge of 4 Form and jar and the ot tof reference given. tices WH, Guithersbure, jontgomery county, Md, d21-3¢' ANTED--NO CHAhGE TO EMPLOYERS—RE- Huble Hip of Ever, Kind, Male aud Female, White and Colored, furnished to employers free chasse, Lacies who cauuot find servants to sult may here get just what they want by calling and making selections froin girls waitin rate rooms for em- ier, GUARANTEE EMPLOVMENT 00. 912, B at. new. ployers, WANTED-BY & RESPECTADLE WHITE ane # Situation as Chambermaid in a Private Family; can, furnish good city references, Address ANNIE. 1 Fruit; iY YOUNG WHITE MA’ ‘and is first-ciass driver ara’ service place. Address a21-2t* WANTED BY A FLENCH GIRL, A PLACE AS Nurse in a private femily ; good veterences, we ply 720 171) st. n.w. TANITED—GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Laundress, Housemaida, Waitress, Nurses, Coach wen, Butlers aud Howsemen, Walters aud Kitelen Maids, with city references, 613 7thst.n.w. d21-3 ANTED_EMPLOYEKS—YOU WILL BE FUR- nished vat fecommended Clerical Applicants: evant er oe iy without, ‘ELLIG! ICE. 711 Gu.w, ale AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG White Man, Situation a» Fireman or copes | Wi Enxineer or ax Stable Man for private famil; reterences, Address Box 3, Star office, WANTED—A YOUNG, MAN (GERMAN) some business Experience, understands the Cure of Horses, would like a Steady Position; with Ameri- can preferred. Luquire at STORE, 1211 7th st. uw. ANTED—BY VIRGINIA LADY OF EXPERI- ence, Situation as Teacher for Small Children; terme moderate; comfortable home more desired than, erences exchanyed. Addi M. rauklin st., Richmond, Va. East W 4even Tusteliinon House ore Heal ba Will musk @ deposit ag security. Bye tober Fut mun, Address C.E.N., Star offici Ty V rANTED—POSITION AS. “TADYS_t un OR tae Boge Companion, by a lady speaking German, and frencn perfectly. Can give Faferencen ‘Apply to 614 Oth aud Boundary sta. iw. WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED—TWO UNEUKNISHED ROOMS b.w section wu sultan fox tet hare! siults. Rent no! ottice, Wes 'TED—TWO UNFURNISHED a BYA oe Without ebildren, no housekeeping. ; Re Address Box 6, Star o Waitin 00OMS OF EVEKY KIND IN ate f Washington and Suburoe. We offer to 8 practical method of fiuding whot they Sento anes wifes sestaces og panes, aud to these ors Sur ANTED=“A POSITION AS COLLECTING G AGENT | Huees' ‘Stables, $11 6th st.n-w. Farm 7th st. beat % tniles iroan ei. Terms $10 per month. D: HL¥! CLARK, Bligo, 3 ;ANTED — HOMSES WINTERED,; ati ‘OF N jeedin ; stables and generous f ‘satie: ogre ys aces from bast green patrons, 88 38 rv GabinJobu PO. Md. ocze WET tal HORSES FO WINTER AT GEN, Feed nd. Fe rane gure oh, ¢ ayn eB F month, St Jara. oF 2 Wy ANTED-EVERTDODY SUFFERING FROM Smoky Chimneys to know that I guarantee to Cure Them or No wuired ; roacesuud Latrobes Made to Heat or NoFay. W. E. DANTE, 1413 17th at. aw. weld. ANTED—La DIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM.” Boud Puriuer, To doses’ streams = rt a. cures ples free, . A. BAILEY, tence Agent S178 b.e. ANTED [STEAM CARPET ‘CLEANING Heuovating Works: Feathers renovated. Mat- tresses nurde ove, Puraivare Stonned. aud Moths Ds. stroyed: #-H-XUUNGS, 1408 Pu.av. Jelopboe 1008-2 (OR SALE—A SWEET LIT HOMESTEAD. 1$ acres 1 mile west of Alexandr: and P. F by rail trom rer; ob sine of pi buy at winter ice,» before the opring bose. Address MAS A. BGOADUS, us. Pension Office, OR RENT—DAIRY OR GARDEN =n 2y new iron bri.ige, out Pennsylvania ave. ealthy | @x-rvomn “dwel ing, baru, py $17.50 per month, R A, PHILLIPS, 1419 ‘New York ave. a2l-2w R SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GARDEN Farm on the Queen's Chayel rowi and Bunker Hill road, 14,31 acres, ail uuder cultivation; 100 trees ssvorted fruit: ‘TWo-story Frune Dwelling, six rooms, larze hall, porches frout and buck; house new and sedeunts land clevsted: Heable, Wasver abet. Po! uly House, plend:d water; no incumbrance; close to the new Caiholic university and aimost adjoins Brook- d. st $12, OU. 5 pele J. B. WIMER, 1313 Fat, 1B BALE—200 ACRES NEAH WILSON GT A- Dynes froutuxe; adapted to subdivisions; full view 4 Netignal Capitol 2 miles; Springfield station, Jiles trom Beltsville. nile from Beitsvilie. © minutes front Beltsville, ot cHas. A. mS, 1000 F et mw, Fe BALE—ONE-HALF SQUAKE OF GROUND, southeust, with house and alleys, at Z5e, per foots 1TELDs, {OR RENT — TWO — ee, Corner Rooms, A: Tash and P sts. mew! CHAS. A. JOR Sr aman FURNISHED ROOMS, ae a: go” 108 Dunder <1000 F st nw. gle oF en suite, north and south front; moderate * rental. OO!) Mat nw. ou FRON? OY i4iu st. LOR B RENT_FARKAGUT SQUARE, Oi BEAUTI- fal Hoots oF A ‘paths; furnace voy heat; ierateas but avd’ Gold water, each by foo i Papeneds ‘Met. care half square; Uoard if desired: | FORK SALE—LOTS IN NORTHEAST AND SOU1H- east section of the city; block of post coruer water aud gas but one R RENT—1016 15TH ST. N.W Rooms, en suite, on first abd third floors, with Board; ceutral location, near Arlington aud Norwan- die hotels ents 20-3 L S¥. ROOMS, peivere Semtic; feceisned: | th and cast fronts; bay win- ug aud those desiring st, | Wall do well to examine my list. open «rates; " relereuces req’ i101 Ks rt. eae Giikunes w, HAxDy, 20-2 O21 F st. ow. 2 ET TE AER ES HOUSE FASHION. | 9 -ou sALE-AT A GREAT BANGIN, TWO DE: dilding Lots ou O wineet u.W. bear 16uR 79 por sau LEN & BATCRELDER, BET. 1216 F st. ow. . One sis 1st floor, $ ‘oue second, $10; ber furnished beat aud Nagi. . aly-st* id OK KE NT—725 171 ‘ie N.W., HANDSOMELY Noa 1, 2 aud 3 2h Furnished Rooms on first, secoud snd third | West part square lili floors; three minutes' walk to Metropolitan club, army | Nos ft and 3. sd. sort * and navy building and two dines of cars, 417-6" Bend for dist of property FE MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW. | 420-61 Guo. W: LINKIAS, 10th and Hi ste nw. Furnished, Fine Lange kouius southern expusu EAR DUPONT CIKGLE, A CHOICE With alcoves sud large closets, birst-class C Totes dzo-at SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON BET, Fee Kincibie Lats ou krade Paz RENT—IWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, laws board; ulso hail rou ; 18 required. ise: Not. oor near Thi furnished; modern improvements: reterences ex- changed. 1335 N st.u.w.,corner 14th. d2~sw' 20K S. 1,000 5Q. FT Nsq@. ‘aivoh a # deciised barvain to su uumediate pur- WESOUTE, WLLOUX & Cu. “aly Bt 07 ‘O8 RENT—1110 L ST.N.W., SEVERAL FINE Kooms, singly o: en suite; furmsbed or un- furnished ; suitable ior members or others: no chil- dren, ‘Tabie board a specialty. 112-colm* —— OK SALE- RB RENT—A HAND-OME SUITE OF Two on | F'Wio. the BF tee Houmas, suitable tor s member; wast be seen | i ou-reaideut, den i be appreciated: private BUF Lihat aw. | targus. THO, Ar HANDING, US Lithet aw 27 i i RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED J ortheast and southeast section of tue city, wt Hooms with excellent board st 1421, K st. Two Delighiiul suites ur Conxressuuan ; | and SU ceutr per equate foot. J. mol, Kooms for gentlemen. j 1220 F at. Oe reicitiel 419-3 OR REN1—033 G 87. N.W., HANDSOMELY DELIGHIFUL Furnished Parlors and Rooms en suite or sincie, with the imidway bet, ‘Treasury and Interior Depts; southern room huuse, 1605 Lye exyoaufe; cocupled inst seemon by members of Con- st Ob Une TVestments gress, 7-1 estate, &. Mb ICALP, 1831 Fat, Foe BENT Tits X Ot, LANGE, ELEGANTLY Furnished kooms with Board, en ‘suite of twoor —LOTS IN NEW ADDI'LION To BROOK three oF siuely : mesonahio ble prices; apecial terme to laud oneasy terius, “hese Lots are adjaceut to the 0 persons gS. GaAkT jemiagecom fiece Fete ce ST. LARGE AIRY COMMU- most elevated and auproved part of Brovklaud, cou manding ue view. Ad kinds of trust wrowiug un the place. Blvets YU feet wide in cout streets, ‘To parties who will ts Special terns wilh be 4a our choice, Fur full particu! MLEN & BAICHELDL A, OR SALE — BARGAIN OICE, Md. “buall paywout down, ji Hibs FR v« Lois ar balance BUSINES S$ CHL ANC OR SALE—CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE AT & Barcain; ower has Business to atend to; cheap rent, io OR SALE—FU sud Louse for hou-e; must be a with rootuera. Addams NW EGE RENT G00 STAND Fou ¢ Provision Bui re, JOM Hert se ¢ for board. ne uearly ¢ od 4 14TH ST., STORE ow cellar and five Peon {OR RENT—1017 y feet deer above; 3 gou 840; on = tea E HUSGEMIOND, O24 4th st per tit £.& CO. O13 Lbth at, (HOP FOK KENi—HALF OF BaP ivise nw. ; suitable for plasterer, plumber, painter oF cabinet maker, 421-3 -OOD NEWS FOR CAPITALISTS—IN HAND 29 Acces Batra Coa Lands ucat Biruing Ala. ; ou railroad aud Ware inches; rare chance; synuical ROK si T—TWO NEW BRICK STORES WITH Dweiling of 4 rooms and 2-story brick stables, on th gt. hows 5 PeMt & BOA. Mel TIRE. 708 & RENT STORE 408 12H ST. NW, Suupwer fiven January 1. 1850. AI iy to JAMES a22-3t* ist Pecaew. DAVIS SONS, 1201 Petineyivanin aves “diel — aes HE SER PROPOSING CHANGE OF DUsILeS Wildimpuse to a quick buyer vi ood will, hxtares and stock In one of Lhe best retail wns ou Lousiaus ave. mW. Adres VERDE, ‘Sear FOR RENT—OFFICES, JOR RENT—ALA WYER, WHOSE OFFICE I5 NEAR city hall, cau give desk room without charge to Re law or ty pewriter Fit machine who desires accommodation. Address H.: tar ERINE—THE BUST GRADES AL Eastern Market. F.W. PARKER. BUYS GOOD GROCERY STORE, FINE asourts oa sie an improved | Riv, MENT FIRE, OFFICE no eae mop xp traue. GEO. CALAGiA Trad Tot Cer R. V. HALL, GRay s 7 F st “Tiss _021-3¢__110 8t. Paul st. Baltimute. JOR RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH 1. SALE—A NICE COUNTRY PLAC!.14 MILES mule, 1420 New fork eve At CORSE reas MAGINNES, Star eran ie see mPa Bouck | SoS SS RES | J ALS US AR RTOS OF 3 alae truit, at the place on -_ are au jouse Furti ng SiOre cance —— Tease | FOR RENT—STABLES. sineiiwiaices ieee ‘GARDEN, | FOR BR AR es 4a s TEXAS, FOPERE aoe stirs ea Sem | FOE MSTA tea yao ash | GLA RE SVMS « co, at tate ana re Frame House. stable, &c.; five minutes’ waik trom | 9 GREEN. 1405 F st, AS Yestors! Agents en NOT. New dork cy oe eon ven ries Fe RENT—-NEW STABLE JUST OF 17TH | Nat. bau. = cree ae & BATCHELDER, 1: 0-St ncnach nest — Is, large | WOR SALI § STOLE N. Ww HANDSOMELY — Loca hatwe ARDWICK, B.&P. oe. pesiane ane “gs tgeodcleen ‘and sat! PPO promptly. CITY Y WOOM’ Din Bikes TOuvises aw Ey sag bd pe EG pgs fag wEpivw bog ® married couple with no aiidonae 2 ayiiemen i A Deets, FURNISHED ROO! RS te et eases |! small family. BG. Bestar Gebel sigma THREE ig A W ES aE Ete fiat price oftice. bok TED-THRER OB FOUR UNFURN We anaes ‘BY ge gee cee = cee tes ‘beth. D. THE ot. Bow. 3 , Stabe aud ou! jase ; good Water, stat 1y two minutes ‘ation: reut 820. {VEN STSPHEN, Hoome 17 and 18, Central ¥ Fe = as on 3 LONG TIME — TWO i house, wotge clpest and conshaunn's Foam BEALL. BROWN & CU.. oz Fest. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOU S Fer LIGHT MANU AC Lew Turutshed stock. ¢ squplete and “trom ; water tountain;no old Mock; sore moor: piste pags w lows; will iveRtory” sbout §..000, owner Other busiiess and will sell at © bargee oF ex change 1oF real esiate. stucks or other necouable prop ery | dwelling can be reoted with €he store. Gii-10t Address “SPLCULATION. star office, walk from ene Purposes, Laundry, ROR, ae ALE—1HE 51 ahoen Viste peemionn loceted; cheap 4 oh aa ‘AMMEN. Gio” | st 00s Leta w. eld estab inived ‘T—THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF A HAND- oes AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, Foto ba Horse Coupelette, with kaui- eee (ae “Addese ¢ sisepat een ers ‘Star office, “at -3e* BIU-80t ~ “ ME LOST AND FOUND. orp WORLD Peale Rasa upek Tee Ost_RVENING OF THE 1073 4 WHITE AND errs eae Poms noe Tad Barbed | the lowest posses ees capetin te paid onbisretute te Lf0T Net awe Gol oe | erst. ae, auld [eck and are Gob st uw, btore. PERSONAL. Onr- MING, A BLACK AND sede cobtanst.. =| Ltr eka ren Wil Gaya | PGNMOMBOETERIE NAL ee ost ot S21 Pet nW, ___421-3¢7_ | gerional or cthorwine, beware of the saw 4 a pi Be rept] who has given you or bim uo cause at ali for it.’ He i Saeed Se howcece tohs) Test Som. or the ally of au : aw 7 ae ‘oy botie ad trated with alent rm ry = as EXAMINATION ares Bae ieee pot at epot ou bead, cut tail, 7 months old