Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1889, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1889 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. ‘Weddings and Other Events—Personal Notes of Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman ‘Tiffany of New York. who built a residence here a few years ago and who have been in Europe for some time with their daughters, have returned to the city and ere in their home on Conacticut avenue, where are glad to greet their friends. Miss Helen Tiffany, whose illness in Berlin delayed the family in returning early in the autumn, is | convalescing and is at with her gran in New York city. Mr. and Mrs, any had their berths secured for a passage October. They bave been until now waiting for the recovery of their daughter. The family will spend the winter in this city and are a welcome reacquisition to social circles. Dr. M. L. Ruth is spending the week in New York city. ‘Mise Bianche Nevin of Lancaster, Pa., will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hornsby in their DeSales street home next month. Miss Nevins in gifted in several of the arts, writes well. is a ici: She modeled the statue of fine musician. Muhlenberg that stands in the rotunda of the Capitol. Mrs, McLean has resumed her Monday after- oon receptions in her beautiful house on La- * fayette square, and last Monday the dainty drawing room was thronged ail the afternoon with distinguished visitors who were payit their respects to the hostess, who is so marke: s society favorite. Mr. Schuyler Brandt of Binghampton, N.Y., is in the city, the guest of Mr. 8. D. Miller, the son of the Attorney General, for the holiday week. Miss Wadsworth, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Wadsworth, No. 1028 Vermont avenue, will leave the city this week for an extended visit in Philadelphia, after which she will go to New York for a season, which she will pass with her sister, Mrs. Thurber, jr. Dr. Hammond will entertain a company of wntlemen tomorrow evening at Belcourt. here will be cards and a sup; Gen, and Mrs. Breckinridge of Connecticut avenue entertained the foot bull team of the naval academy at breakfast Christmas morn- ing. The decorations were nautical, a floral ship aud pennons, and a number of the young ladies who were guests wore the colors of the team, maroon and white. Gen. and Mrs. Spinola did not go to Long Island for the holidays, as they had intended to do. but spent Christmas day at their hotel, The Japanese minister and Mrs. Mutsu have gone to New York to sail for Japan in a few days, on a leave of absence, on account of the ill health of the minister. The minister and his accomplished wife have a host of friends in the capital city who deeply regret their en- forced absence and the cause of it, and who wend after them many wishes for their speedy return. Mr. Amuiro Sato, secretary of lega- tion, will be the acting secretary of ‘legation in ‘the interim. Capt. W. P. Rogers and family are located at 1416 K street, the Irvington. Mr. and Mrs. Howyrd Osterhoudt, their daughter Katherine andi son Henry of King- ston, N.Y., are guests of the family of Judge Schoonmaker, 1705 19th street. Judge Ezra B. Tuylor‘has taken a flat at 200 Ist street northeast for, the season. Mr. and Mra. Geo. W. Upton will be with him. Avery quiet, pretty wedding was that of Smith of Cambridge, Ohio, t rehild of this city. The cere P evening at the reside: the bride, the Rev. C. Herbert Richardson offi- ciating. Following the ceremony was a hand- some supper, enjoyed by a number of relatives and intimate friends, Mrs. Joseph Grosner of New York city and her son Herman are the guests of Mrs, L Gros- ner, No. 458 M street northwest. Dr. J. Leonard Corning of New York is ending the holidays with his brother-in-law, Mr. Augustus Crane: je. Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Peck have gone to Court- land, N.¥., to spend the holidays with friends at their old home. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Maxwell are in the city, the guests of her tather. Mr. Sumuel F. Phillipe. “Mrs. Maxwell will be at home to her friends Tuesdays in January. Mrs. C. F. Faulkner of Martinsburg. W. Va., who arrived in Washington Tuesday evening, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. S. P. F. Pierce of 315 C street, She will remove to the Portland next week. Mr. Thomas J. Scott of Somerset, Ohio, and Miss Margaret A. Greenwell of this city were married this morning at St. Peter's church, Rev. Father Sullivan officiating. The church was crowded with friends to witness the cere- mony. The newly married couple will leave tor their future home in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Warxel of Chicago have issued cards for the marriage of their niece, Biss Madge Hofbeimer. aud Mr. Ike Gans, the well-known young business man of this city. at Mr, Ntee d- The ceremony will take y residence, 3406 Forest avenue, Chics nesday evening. January 8. After Janus Mr. aud Mrs. Guns will be “at home” at street northwest. Mrs. John Lynch 1s settled in her new home, 1615 New Hampshire avenue, and receives her friends on Saturday. Mr. Enoch 5. Fowler arrived at his home. No. 1137 20th street. Sunday night. from Port ‘Townsend, Washington, to spend the holidays. A dinner party was given yesterday by Mrs. William Scott of No. 1613 Sth street northwest, to her husband. William Scott, it being, owing to absence from the city, the first Christmas he bas spent with bis family, Mr. Harry P. Barr and his wife and son are spending the Christmas holidays with his father, Col. Thomas F. Barr, at 1829 M street borthwest. Miss Belle Louis of Baltimore, Md., is spend- ing the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. H. Som- mers of Georgetown. Miss Letitia 8. Aldrich. niece of Senator and Mrs. Stewart, has returned from New York, where she has been for several weeks studying her part in Miss Seawell’s new play, “Maid Marian,” in which Miss Aldrich is to make her debut in this city. Chief Clerk Redway of the general land office is new located with his family, who re- cently arrived from their Southern California home, at 1012 12th street northwest. aaa <- = Death of Consul Stevens. The State department is informed by tele- gram of the death of Robert J. Stevens, U.S. consul at Victoria, B.C.. yesterday. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have beon filed as follows: B. T. Franklin to N. T. Worley, lots 13 and 14, block 16, Brookland; $1,050. Jacob Scarf to George Truesdell, part Pretty Prospect; @—. ‘W. D, Payne etal. to D. T. Keady, part 1, P. B. T. and D.'s addition to West Washington; $3,150. C.L. Weaver toT. Ruppert, subs 321 and 322, sq. 2.300, ——~»—___ The Vermilions, brothers of Joe Vermilion, who was lynched near Upper Marlboro’, Md., December 3, were released on bail from the Prince George’s county jail Monday. as stated in Tux Stax, the bail being furnished upon their agreement to leave the state. They will it is said leave tomorrow with their father to settle in West Virg Lieut. William E. Whitfield, U. retired, has been adjudged a lunatic, and Charles Early = ualitied as his committee, giving bond in “a.P." sends 21 to Tax Star for the poor ——- Christmas —. Ym. J. Patch was charged this morning with disorderly conduct at the Central pe toa bank by forcing bis way into the building. He was formerly in the employ of the bank, but discharged. had been oe Court im the ense Berae Bobert against Samuel Strong the con- Petiiloas bave been died by the widow of the ve been file e q late Edward Godey for Tothace of ‘administra- tion and appointment as guardian of her ebildren. Exemplified copies of the wills of Sam Bterits of Baltimoce have been led. _ = Comroxt Comusixep wirn F, — the Cincinnati, Chicago aud se Tous Sho —_ the Pennsylvania railroad one can leave street station at 3:30 p.m. ev and errive at Cincmnati the next ornlag ah 106 aw., Chicago at 5 p.m.,and St. Louis at 7:40 p-m. the next evening out of Washington. ——— Cracurt Coust—Judye Montgomery. Today, Newman sgt. timore and Ohio railroad company; motion for new trial filed —-—_ Omnibuses have fiually disapppared from the strects of Boston, having been pushed out the street railways. 3 Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, sister of the Orange county, Fla, in California last week gelved en oder England for 00,000 gal. cont tno i * Investigation of the Alleged Improper Issue of a Land Patent. The investigation which has been in progress in the general land oitice for several days to ascertain why a patent was issued for 120 acres of iron land near Duluth, Minn., while » contest over the land was still pending before the Secretary of the Interior, has been completed as far as the taking of testimony is concerned. The commission will now review the testimony and make a reportto the commissioner of the general land office. The evidence received bas been conflicting. One side claimed that the patent was obtained through the connivance of their opponents, which the latter denied. On the part of the land office the clerk thought to be mainly re- sponsible for the im, T issue of the patent stated that it was issued through inadvertence, It was indirectly intimated that there was some connection between some of the land office em- ployes and the attorneys for the parties to whom the patent was issued. The holders | of the patent have returned the patent to the commissioner of the general land office and during the investigation they offered to reconvey to the United States the tent, pro- vided that the other parties would stipulate that their rights under their entry should not be effected, but should be the same as if the patent had not issued. ‘The object of the investigation is to find out why the patent was issued. The land office has no power to cancel a patent once issued, and in case the decision of the Sceretary goes against the present holder of the patent it will be necessary to go into court in order to have the patent annuiled. THE PRESIDENT’S CHRISTMAS. A Christmas Tree at the White House and Gifts for the Little Ones. The Presidential Christmas program as de- tailed in Tuesday's Stag was fully carried out with the exception of the church going, which had to be omited, owing to the fact that there was no service at the Churchof the Covenant. The Christmas tree at the White House was a great success, and the President's grandchildren were transported by their gifts. Young Benjamin McKee received a gorgeously-painted sled from the President and his grandmother; a writing desk, chair and blackboard ‘There is a com- plete set of real baby furniture, the bed quite big enough for little Mary Lodge McKee; a dressing cage, with the glass Just high enough for her to” peep into and arrange her front hair, and the cutest little washstand, with all | the ‘toilet appliances; all from Mrs. Harrison, to her tiny granddaughter. A set of lambs’ wool muff and tippet for little Mary is lying near, a steam engine fitted out with every modern ap- liance and which will chase around in the live iest_wtyle, for little Benjamin. He has a hook and ladder, a complete outfit, and set of parlor croquet and a doll baby or two. Mrs. Dimmick, a niece of Mra. Harrison, sent baby Mary a doll baby dressed as an Alsatian woman, with a black ribbon head dress. But these are only @ small shure of the presents | which came in seores of boxes for every mem- ber of the household, The Cabinet officers all spent the day at their homes in this city but Mr, Wanamaker, | who went to Philadelphia, :|THE ABANDONED RACE TRACK. The Fair Grounds to be Sold to Satisfy Some Unpaid Claims. There will be no more racing at the Ivy City track for some time to come, at any rate under the present management, and unless some new syndicate or organization is formed which will take the grounds off the hands of the National fair association, who are its present owners, and run it as a rice track, it is more than likely that the last race has been runon that track. The last race meeting and its rather disas:rous re- sults for the jockey club have convinced them that racing is not a paying business in this city 80 long as the present hard competition keeps up on the eastern tracks and the temptation continues for stables of the better class to pass by all tracks between New York and the Louis- ville and New Orleans circuit. The directors of the fair association have advertised the pub- he sale of ull their property, grounds and build- ings to take place Junuary 14, ‘The grounds in- cinde about 70 acres, ‘The fair association has a large amount of notes out which are heid by a number of peo- pie here. but the present sale is the result of a Toreciosure of several secured notes, aggregat- ing oniy about £4,000, ‘There is some dissutis- faction among the stockholders in the associa- tion that the board of directors should uot have taken some action to prevent the fore- closure instead of allowing matters to get to such an extreme as the selling out of all their i property. a sae Christmas Shooting Cases. Clayton Addison, a boy, was shot by another boy, Churchill Wilson, near the Freedman’s hospital yesterday, the bail entering Addison's breast, Dr. Sbadd attended the injured boy and he was sent in the patrol wagon to the Children’s hospital, Wilson was arrested by Officer Stewart. The wound isa serious one, but Addison was a little easier this morning. Chas. King and another man had an alterca- tion at 16th and Boundary streets yesterday and King was shot by the otuer in the abdomen. ‘The party escaped and King was taken to the Freedman’s hospital, where his wound was —_ to be dangerous but not necessarily rats Yesterday Mrs. Seth Johnson, residing at 611 P street, narrowly escaped injury, the bullet of an air gun breaking the glass im close proximity to her head, ——— Another Pistol Carrier Fined. Ben Lewis, a colored resident of South Wash- ington, filled up with intoxicants yesterday and went out with a revolver, and before he had gone far he snapped the weapon in another man’s face. The result was that he was tapped on the head witha brick and then Sergeant Dailey arrested him. Like the other carriers of murderous weapons he was fiued 250 or #0 days by Judge Miller. Christmas at St. Vincent’s, The one hundred and forty orphan girls of St. Vincent's, 10th and G streets, never had a more joyous and bountiful Christmas, and they feel deeply grateful to those who contributed so much to their pleasure. Their benefactors would have felt more than repaid could they have witnessed the happiness of the children, During the year they have lost three cherished friends, Mr. John Hoover, Mre. Wm, Orme aud Mrs. Thos. E. Waggaman. ‘The following were the donors who supplied the Christmas bounty esterday: Rev. J. A. Walter, Wm. Galt, K. O. loltzman, C. A. Beavens, E. F, Riggs, ‘i. E. Waggaman, W. W. Corcoran (provided). Geo, Harbin, Jas. L. Barbour, J. T. Lenman, Jobn- | son Brothers, Geo. W. Harvey, Schwing & | Clarke, Mr. Downey, Mr. Sinith, R. Eichhorn, W. KR. Stewart, P. Stanton, Jas. Keleher, ‘I. Riley, R. Bubarch, W. M. Galt, Capt. T. J. Dyer, A. E. Hamilton, Mr. Gatto, Mr. Clines, Mr. Vogt, J. i. Kelly, Mrs. M. n, Mise A. E. Smith, Mrs. B, D. Clarke, Miss Alice Riggs, Miss J. F. Ellis, Mrs. M. A. Mitchell, Mrs, Jas. W. Orme, Mrs, J, F. Barbour, Mrs. Schwing, Mrs, K. Kirk, Mrs. Coppes, Mrs. Hammock, Mrs. P. Thyson, Mrs. Hutchinson. Mrs. D. Mrs. Prince, Mrs. Krichelt, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Parker and three unknown friends, ———— A Fight With Outlaws. United States Marshal Tucks and another deputy attempted to arrest Lize Brodham and Joe Merritt, Tuesday, at Ardmore, Indian Ter- ritory, for introducing intoxicating liquors into the territory. The outlaws resisted arrest and a lively battle ensued, all the combatants using their revolvers, Brodham was shot in the right side and fell to the earth mortally wounded, but he continued to fire as long as he had strength to use his revolver. Neither of the officers was injured. soos. sno ine Over the Garden Wall. From the New York Commercial, Mr. Thos. Adams, jr., whose fortune was made in chewing gum, has no sympathy with A LAND OFFICE PROBLEM. | BENJAMIN A. JONES MISSING. It is Feared that He Has Committed Suicide. HIS FAREWELL LETTE TO WIS WIFE—AN UNSUC- CESSFUL SEARCH FOR HIS BODY IN THE EASTERN BRANCH—A GREAT SUFFERER FROM XEU- BALGL. Friends of Mr. Benjamin A. Jones, a well- known citizen of East Washington, were search- ing the shores of the Anacostia today for his body without finding it. The reason for the search was the disappearance of Mr. Jones under circumstances that led his family to the conclusion that he had committed suicide. For some time past he had suffered from neuralgia, and his sufferings had been s0 intense recently that it is thought HIS MIND WAS AFFECTED. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Jones was very quiet and had but little to say to anyone. He wrote a letter, as he said, to Maj. Goodloe, his superior ofticer at the marine barracks, He said that he would send the letter to Maj. Goodloe if he did not feel well enough this morning to go to his work. Before leaving his home he took from his pockets his watch and chain and other valuables and left them with his Elks pin in his room. Soon after leaving home he was seen to mail the letter ina letter box hanging toa en post. Later in the evening he was seen on 8t! street southeast, and the last time he was seen he was going in the direction of the river, walking near the marine barracks, His failure toreturn home last evening alarmed his wife and children, who were unable to account for his absence, They did not know where to go nor what todo, In vain they waited for his return, i HIS LETTER TO HIS WIFE. It was shortly after 9 o'clock when the postman came to the door and handed in a let- ter, On the envelope was written in her hus- band’s handwriting the address of his almost frantic wife. The kind-hearted woman was almost afraid to break the seal of the envelope, for she naturally feared the worst. The letter was written in a shaky hand and conveyed the startling news that when she received it the writer would be dead, ‘There were other state- } ments in the letter which were intended only for the wife to read. Mrs. Jones read the letter and following the advice of her husband she ut it in the fire. The sad new thus received fa @ serious effect on her and today she is in great distress. THE MISSING MAN is about forty-nine years old and was nearly six feet high. When he left home he wore # dark overcoat and a slouch hat. He has been connected with the marine corps for nearly twenty years and was an enlisted man until about four years ago. He has been paymaster’s clerk under Major Goodioe for a number of years. Mr. Jones wasa member of the lodge of Elks and was well and favorably known in East Washington, His family reside at No. 761 7th street southeast, where his mother- in-law, Mrs. Williams, keeps a boarding house. Mrs. Jones was a widow when she married Mr. Jones, her maiden name and married name being Williams. Her first husband was drowned in the Potomac o:¥ the pleasure yacht Elia Treadwell. The police have Leen notitred of Mr. Jones’ disappearance and requested to search the river for his body. — THE NATIONAL GUARD. What is Expected from the Conven- tion to be Heid Here February 5. The National guard association of the United States will meet here in convention on Wed- nesday, February 5, next. The call for the meeting says ‘Each state is entitled to be rep- resented by five officers or ex-oilicers of its Na- tional guard, to be selected in such a manner as may be directed by its adjutant-general, the names to be forwarded to the corresponding seeretary by or before January 25, 1890, The fecling in favor of increasing the given by Congress to the National guard is steadily growing, and ifa strong representation from the different states shall attend this meeting it is believed that it would do much toward in- ducing Congress to increase the militia ap- propriation to $1,000,000, Members of the association have been re- quested by Gen. Geo. W. Wingate. its presi- dent, to send to him as soon as possible a brief statement of: “1. The number of occasions upon which the national guard of your state has been called into active service, in whole or in pert since 1875, 2 The number called out, the cause and time of service, 3, Any notable incidents of each occasion, 4. The advantage received he public from their services, 5. ‘The sacrifices made by the troops, including all killed or injured, 6, What your national guard requires in the way of arms and equip- ment, It is desired to tabulate this informa- tion for use before Congress to show what the national guard has done and what it needs,” a PENITENTIARY SENTENCES, “Sir W. McKenzie” Gets Eighteen Months, ‘‘Manager” Woodward One Year In the Criminal Court this morning George Hattenfelt alias Sir W. McKenzie alias William Campbell, indicted for false pretences in ob- taining $20 from O. G. Staples of Willard’s hotel, withdrew his plea of not guilty and plead guilty. The chief justice sentenced him to the Albany penitentiary for eighteen mouths. WOODWARD PLEADS GUILTY. Charles H. Woodward, charged with vio- lating the postal law by sending a letter through the maii for the purpose of defraud- ing, was again called and plead guilty, say- ing that he would not contend against the law. Col. Jack Brown appeared for Woodward and stated that he arrived here in September last, established a book agency here, was unfortu- nate and got in debt. After a conference Woodward left town with the intention of re- A g bis debts, and while en- gaged in business in Pittsburg was arrested, Mr. Coyle said that in his opinion there was not a redeeming feature inthe case. He ex- plained that defendant advertised for young men as agents to make deposits; that he en- gaged the services of Mr. Wade, the Prosecuting witness, taking a deposit of ¥100 and giving his note, and it was aclear case, The grand jury had found a presentment for obtaining money for one Edwards, and there was still a third case in which the victim was an Alexandria gentlemen, who suffered to the extent of $180. ‘There was also a scheme in Pittsburgs WOODWARD INDIGNANT. The defendant indignantly denied the state- ment, saying if he was guilty of what had been stated he would say to the court: “Send me to prison for twenty-five years,” This was not a trial, but if it was, after the statement made, he would fight it to the last. He insisted that his business both here and in Pittsburg was legitimate, and that the reason of his failure was the rainy weuther. He insisted also that the prosecuting witnesses did not want to prose- cae him, but had been urged on by the (Pee ves, The court said that the appearances were against him, and.notwithstan ing bis assertion, the Pittsburg scheme seemed similar to that here. The mgximum was eighteen months im- prisonment and he imposed a sentence of one year in the Albany penitentiary, —————— A STREET RAILROAD DEAL, Proposed Consolidation of the Bright- wood and the Judson Companies. ‘There was rumor today that the Bright- wood street railroad had been sold to the Jud- son pneumatic street railroad company. The Brightwood company 1s now operating a horse car line from Brightwood along the 7th-street road to Boundary. Recently an arrauge- ment was entered into with the Jud- aon pneumatic street railroad company by which they were allowed to lay a track along side of the present track, from Boundary to i ere Fle ty DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. WANTED-_-HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. : VITAL sta’ The health officer's report for the week end- 7 .—A BOY FOR CLEANING THE FRONT W ING . Deor and Make Pires s house of family. 1217 ing December 21 shows: Number of deaths, ase 106; white, 57; colored. 49, Death rate per | WW AXTiD—A HALF. GROWN GIRL. WHO 3 Hor. 1,000 per annum, white. 17.5; colored. 31.9; Ws ce Sagoo ee gees total population, 22; 35 were nnder five of age, 23 were under one year old and 14 over sixty years; 14 of the deaths occurred in hospi- tals and public institutions, The deaths by ‘ork and Mak‘: a t 2016 F st now © — THORUUGHLY EXP:RJENCED | take eutire core of two caidren. 1148 WHITE WOMAN AS CHAMBER, ional, 24; focal, Sty develapmens: 10; siotonce, | Bet Tsthend Li nad Maha Nata ne FIRS 10. The principal causes of death were: Croup, | WWANTPD—WHITE BOX TO DRIVE CARRIAG? 35 aiphheria, 7; consumption, 17: hold y Vege sceanane st Garstesabtgl y ever, 7; malarial fever, 2; pneumonia, 11; | \g-ango—sapy STERGGEAPHER AD TE bronchitis, 8. reported: 24 white males, | W Witter ia Prent stone ee Aa ane | 21 white females, 19 colored males, 13 colored Ww 8 FOR RENT—ROOMS. | south front, first-class location; Warten — two UNICATING UN 34h EST. NW, SEROANTLY Rished Rooms on Ist floor in base: hon « “ ‘fet with heat fo one, by mutlenaty wife ad Tite wick r : ness, with lowest terms. Heice & Botels amt to ad 14th st, Care a6 ROOMS, APARTMENTS, BOARD, Jom RENT Ho usekoering: eli porta city every tamdy wun ted, EF To Lt nt 2 of Thi ree at once in Renting aS: House in hocthweet part ¢ wor he city aor won het. dso oar Rousmeon Sr Bove pt menoyanh fat et | Bek SEX ise cuneurct PRoNT AND house Address zu Pack Koos, wth Board bark. closets, de. Lran MBLR OF | mente seoume oa 718 102 ate. 236-30" Urnisbed apd now in for the Lat; elno < Stal free. KOOM RENTING PAKLOLS ANTED_BY MAN AND Wir hat a and gd — oe usekepins i portawest, reasopable, Addres Mra #20, LLL fli onde js furnistee 2G stuw. ? NTED—AT ONCE, QUITE A NU aftr . JOR RENT—NICELA FORNISTED SUITE OF ‘cots, well heated and ishted, open Bre pisces . uteble for members of Courress and others, Apt ® Tlv Wht nw ae. SAW im iront Kora; eurtaise joldiiug bed, board if deained, a6 Se 1 OO ROY. woh, PERMANENTLY, o WASTPD = By A LADY, females, Marriages reported: 21 white, 3 col- =a ca = | coat neatly furnished Noom; heat, ees end ENT—THREK SECOND STORY PRONT ored, WADIEDTA YOUNG MAS IN A Gi bath: where peente mind thelr ow busitess Ans; ale one of two ou tated for. faraisbed Slaliee sak Deka nes ae eee Somer Pen man location exellent; opposite Portland Piste. MISCELLANEOUS. Preferred. Address Box 420, Star ottice, — du6-2 north of G sta. Unguestionable retere beard in house; references required, 1125 14th st Upon the recommendation of Capt. Rossell ANTED — A WORSE; REFERENCES RE wired. Address, for three day: hs ___ ave-se" the chain gang will be ordered to clean 26th Guired, Apply at 1816 iste et ar = SOR RENT-729 20TH ST. TN NOW OORNER street between D and F streets. iti aarintied yANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COLORED WAIT- They All Had Pistols. NY Sry gh bat et radeon aatite “If you move I'll blow your head off,” is the ANTED— IMMEDIATELY — NURSE FOR IN. language attributed to Caspar Werbersol, a | git fait: reference required. Address “OXPURD,” cripple, who is well known about 7th and Boundary street. Then, so the story gocs, he pointed “bull dog” revolver at a boy's head, ily. dress Bs Star ‘ottioe. iiss a2 6-8 long afterward that Sergt. Dunni and | three: nocooking or chamber work. 73: 7th st. uw, 1 Policeman Helan arrested Ca: and found WANTED BAW BOX OYSTEM SHUCKER AND YFireman. (it) HOTEL JOHNSON, WAXTED [LADY COPYIST, VERY | GOOD ter; Lady to Translate aus;, Lady T e ch: al] rood waxes; hours 9 to the weapon in his pocket. “I didn’t know it was in my pocket,” was Caspar’s excuse, “somebody else put it there. His excuse was not a plausible one, and unless a $50 note is Jat: 8 Folders, Bale , : Yaper dies, ‘Keepers, Clerks im ing C: il ces, Cusiuiors, ac. Al ‘White and Colored er eooning Caspar will spend three months Ser Rig cugind = 160 100 me one eee George Lewis, a colored deck hand on the steamer Wakefield, started out early yesterday morning to celebrate. He gota pistol from a W ‘Ri! OMAN TO DO Ly eral Houser understand cook! a ‘ork well. jored Boy to Wait at Table About House. 1: man who sense enough to extract it. busetuent door, after 7 v'elock evening. 10 the bullets from the mn before yANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK, terning it over to Lewis, Lewis then went to Wash aud Iron tn a Private Family; must sta; asaloon in South Washington, where he drew | Mghts. Apply at 1325 Corcoran st. between 8 and the weapon and snapped it ataman, A fine of = WANTED -CHORISTERS—ATTRACTIVE OUNG $50 was imposed. Lady Chorivters, s»prano und contralto; wanted | Join Johnson was charged in the Police | for Wilson carrett’s productions at the sotoan | ‘Theater vext week. Apply THEATER, Friday, 11 a.m. Ww ANTED—A GERMAN COOK, EXPERIE aud German Chamber Maid, at once. App! Qt, o 13th st. ANT! — FIRST- WV Taundress, Horse Nurses, Kitchen and pepe Made, Jers, House Men. DICK'S AGENCY, Court this morning with carrying a concealed weapon. It was testified that Johnson was threatening to shoot a woman near Freedman’s hospital and a fine of #50 was imposed. tcl adie A Scrious Accident. Jobn Richardson, colored, who resides at 514 8d street southeast, was probably seriously in- jured yesterday by the explosion of a cartridge which he was loading in his pistol, The car- tridge flew into his mouth, making a very dangerous wound. He was taken to the Freed- man’s hospital and is reported to be something better today. Stage door NATIONAL WAN OR GIRL” 25 Vermont ave. FoR av LASS WOME! Maide, Waitress, Parlor Mai: ‘Coachinen, But. 613 7th stn, ids, ED—TWO FIRST-CLASS COAT once, MERTZ & COMPANY, 514 11th LADY TO ACT AS BOO! names of references, A.K. idrese, with a Fighting Women. si V y ANEED—A DRAFTSMAN. oi ay aL Last night a row occurred in Bloomer's alley snd Map wore. dines Some of Vonng 1 aey * : understands drawing. Address Box 131, Star office, near 7th and Boundary streets, in which a | “ase-st * number of colored women engaged. Mrs. | Wy ANTED—& GOOD COLORED CHAMBERMAID, Wilhelmina Ruffin was hit on the head with a | gy O° oy aa A brick alleged to have been thrown by Mrs, Wil- liams. Mrs. Ruftin’s wounds were dressed at the Frecdman’s hospital and she was enabled to re- turn home, u —_—__ Sent Down for 105 Days. Jas, Powell was before Judge Miller today on WS3&NTEDAIN PRIVATE FAMILY, SE ‘German Woman: as Firet-class Cook ax: dress; to an efficient person ood bome w re offered; best city references requir two ch Drunk and disorderly and HAnED DRIVERS 08 70,012 ae EER. wo charges: Drunk and disorderly and carry- jute and Color rs for Hotels, Restau? ingarazor. He plead guilty to both charges Be Wer out Bartenders, S30 i on ee end fines amounting to 955 or 105 days on the | Foie Cocks and utewartrs gee to, fT mHOut farm were imposed. He took the days because | Watchiucn, $6 to #18 per Ww ‘$58 to $84 they outnumbered the dollars, per uth ;Hremen, $Y to ek; k Keep- A e togiz per week; ilectors, $5 to S18 per wreck: Clerks, gto Biz per week Salesmen, 8010 B20 por week. Empey ers supplied free of clazge with fale ‘aud Female, White GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO., 912 Esto. ~ ALEXANDRIA, reliable help of every kind, and Colored, Reported for Tax Evenino Star. Alexandria's Christmas was noisy with the discharge of pistols and the explosion of fire- crackers on the streets. ‘There was some drunkenness, but no serious disorder or breach of the peace. There were early prayer meet- ings at the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant churches, and early and late services in the Catholic and iscopal churches, and at ‘do, ae 1517 JSth st., Georgetown, opposite the az4-at” 4 Wastes RAL AND LOCAL night there were mectings at the Baptist and Agente, to auical Ink Erasing Methodist churches, The afternoon and even- | Peneti; xn ved ; erases ink 1 ing were devoted to family reunions and social | tWosecon D1 Solis at sight enjoyments and the police report a very quiet | enti yaa Ate night, A Buaxeman Bapty Ixsvrep.—Mr. William Pass, a brakeman on the Midland railroad, was accidentally mashed and badly hurt upon that road this morning and brought on a stretcher | to his home on King street between Henry and Fayette streets. ‘Tue Crry Liowrs.—The electric lights, owing to some disarrangement of the machinery, all went out ew midnight last night end Mee a ff wi B OOK: portion of them were afterward relighted. The Waiters. Drivers, Coachmen, Nurses, Matis, gas lamps now stand in relation te the electric | First-class Servants with Goug | References, - Til Right as the old town pumps did to the Cameron | SEW SATIONALEMPLOYMENT OFFICE Gi7 12th water on its first introduction, and it is likely | 5 )_ HOUSE Wo that the street gas posts will disappear gradu- ally, as the pumps tare done. It is thought, however, that for the present, and until the electric light is so firmly fixed as to be as little likely to failas the gas works, that it will be better to keep the gas lamps on the streets in good order and ready for service if required. Nores.—Rey. Father Dufour, 8.J., of George- town, who officiated at St. Mary's church, was the only non-resident clergyman that took part to ued men: xaunple full particulars adtdre man RUE ERASER CO., Ls Crosse, Wis. WARNIED=A BOY IN A FURNISHING STORE Permanent position for right purty ; state age,ex: euce aud reserences; German boy preterred, ‘Ad- Box 14, Star ettic a23-St ws Qui COOKS FOR SCKAN and Viiladelphis, Pa: also this city. Cooks, House Workers, Carruge Washer, Pantry aud Hal Wi Dest positions ee ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, , CHAMBERMAIDS, for all busiuess. Ap- ernment positions, CITY FAL Gst pw. do-22e* D—TO ty anew, yet thorouyll hence Linvite shy therc, o: ood standing, suffering Ps r 4 from consumption, catarrh, Lronchitis, ppl in the church services here yesterday.—— | xeveral debility or blood isoases of most malignant Capt. Frauk Keyes, the well-known Potomac | te, std ladies sufferiug trom diseases or comp! rr 3 os > ‘address th oT pilot, is now paralyzed at bis bome here aud | PecpuAr,t», thelr sex to adidreny the undersuny the physicians thiuk his condition critical.—— | r ull in revurn, STOR, Cadet Geo. H. O'Conner of Washington made | ¥! Vv {AGENTS-NEW, AND WONDERFUL Kin sh ond German. Kecent Ex- vloratious aud Adventures of Stauiey in the Wilds of Kirica, ‘Thrilling accounts of his Journey across the dark continent. Over U0 fine engravings. A bonanza for avents, Send 50 cts, for outfit. Circulars free. BOKLAND & CU., 101 State st., Chicage, IL a1b-was-dt the Christmas atidrees on behalf of his com- rades at St. John’s academy. ‘The Masons of Andrew Jackson lodge had a visit at their last meeting from a number of their Washingtou brethren.—-The Willis comedy company, among whom were a number of Washing- tonians, gave a dramatic entertainment, ‘Paid Off,” at the Opera house last evening.——Mr. Lucian Duffey, an Alexendria artist, is now painting several scenes for the new Sodality lyceum ball, oe THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW. How Its Operation Has Benefited the City of Washington. From the New York Times, There is a plain and important lesson in the history of the effect of the civil-service reform upon the business interests of the city of Wash- ington. The population of that city is neces- sarily mainly made up of persons connected with the national government and of those who provide for their wants. Of the former the clerks in the departments form a very large and very valuable portion, Previous to the passage and enforcement of the civil-service law every man in the departments knew that he might be turned out at a moment's notice for reasons not at all connected with his own gapital required. “Address, wit UREK, Box 70, West Actor, Mass, yANTED — DO YOU USE FIGURES? FAK, worth’s New System of Addition solves the secret of “lightning calculation;” learned iu an hour. For highest indorsement and particulars inclose stamp to the FARNSWORTH CO., Johuston Bidx.. Cu 0, ANTED—I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES W ak'stiary to'Luke Charge of my Business at Their Homes; entirely unobjectionable; light; very fasci- hating and Health: uo talking réquired ; permanent position; wages, 810 per week in advance; pay Jor part timc, iy’ references include sume of the best well-kuown peonte. of Louisville, Cinciunati, ary | and elsewhere, Address, with staup, Mrs’ MARIO: WALEEK, 4th and Chestnut sta, Louisville, Ky, (0c17-thk&s, 3uu* ANTED—Co! LADY CANVASSE Installment House. Address: WANTED — STUDENTS IN BOOKKEEPING, W andiinotic, bhort Hund and Weitine Civil ber? vice examinations a specialty. Professional teachers; 6 to 9 pam. ; 12 ‘$Oin advance. 1014 M st. nw. aed Wax |ALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD fea tose Our Goods by Sample to the whole sale and retail trade. We are the largest tanufac- jon. Mone Verdin, ke. For if ENTENNIAL fitness or with the needs of the service, and | }fPa°Ubs Chi BS ie sorue steer Sec without his having the least power to control MDO-8AUELSOE —- or even foreseo the change. It was a wretche ANTE! LEARNERS e F. condition for any large body of men to live in and it necessarily made all their business plans to the last degree uncertain, as well as the plans of those supplying their wants. It was rarely that a government employe bought a house or made any provision for the tuture. They lived from \d to mouth, sometimes carelessly and extravagantly, sometimes with extraordinary economy, but always with the consciousness on their part and on that of those stem, lone, a6 all scientific cut aud instruc~ any cromtrigs or tape measure y 908 L st nw. al racut., Pattcrus aud waterials tion elven by Muse, S.J. MESSER, cz WANTED—SITUATIONS. Aging AS CHAMBERMAU Ge D BY A WHITE jood references, Apply 515 11th st. uw. Bois who dealt with them that teir position and | WW ANTED—A SITUATION BY 4 WHITE WOMAN their means were as uncertain as a gambler’s. | gr tives daye 319 Cet Lew, - Bince the law went into effect some 8,000 to 10,000 places have been brought within its pro- visions and the system has been developed and established and confidence has become fixed regarding it, these employes have begun to live as honest and faithful men have a right to. Fairly secure in their incomes so long as they are efficient, they have bogun to plan for the future, to buy homes for themselves and their families, to fitthem up as they could afford, ATANTED—A SITUATION AS EXPERIENCED ‘Working House Kesper or to” do Geueral House, ; Do washing; best references Sul F Trom last place. Address Box 8 Star office. “Ite Wis Pag with city references. D—G9, TO ‘DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Mere tnd Housman Wajiars, and Ritchon ith © 13 Tthstaw, a0-Or | double tite amount northwest cart of city; Be YOUNG GENTLEMAN A NICELY bourse. Elewantly Purnisned pA-Boor second or th beth Beout ee hird floor. southern | botse bas two memence x exposure; between Gand K, 9th and Lith «ta. nw.; | wente, = ae aaa + References, Addews FH. | BOK RENT — DRLIGHTFOL RECORD FLOOR Re Pomat Box u t. he LL ane of ferences: seen Ferry, De WW. Ged others, Address beth, D.C, ne. D Tb iiom ae, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Ww ANTED-NES_ a6. {OR RENT-ROOMS IN THE DONW riatT Hic » COL 18tb st. nw Beadsomely furnished: “1 Abd Western exposure; Also te i a a va 2k KENT 1523 1 ST. PURNISHED DOUBLE tors, first aud scovund floor, suitable for phym- aise other Hocus: “Opposite, the. Ar Wik OF without " ave se 4) F Listen Hotel.” ‘of New York city) 1 other papers accurately atic WASTED Cio PURCHASE A DEG Su _ _ a Address CHEAUST, Star ufbce, statiug location Bok BEST NICELY FU TED ROOMS, IN aud price. =a ie | EP suite or single. Furuace best, north and south VANTED — HOTEL — PARTIES HAVING & |} want Louse and neiyibothoud, Board pear M st. mow. FRONT AND BACK KOOD unturnished, with or withou Mame ate W iinitciss Hore tne nished, can secure 8 ocd eSBu., Star ofice ANLED—LOAN OF $2,000 AT 5 P for 2 or 3 yours on improved real estate wu sie iahed or Unfui dé ae e with aldreem) Ww KENT_—VERY siou, Address Box 15, ~iar uthice ae Waste. TRY SCKIBNER. BEST BU ime. Table Goods, “Uc. per rs Ae. per pound. Warranted not Dutier dors) ror oue moth, or a N.B.--Dow Utube auy thts a," oF “all the same th COTKELE N.W., HANDSOMELY poms; xingle oi rT) Lacelieut ‘tabie beard, us * birt get Ai, a. (Middle ot Fish Ai Tumnilies, JOK KENT—REPRESENTATIVE HEADQUAR- sr Ere hathotiers nt ete meow 1 j for lange, iycht Moore ; om Hovm, 610. Hal us parties from openiig letters addressed | Koow, €9. ‘dew: at under penalty of the law. Tam willing to st Moom,@5. Board tf desired. 3 = fall on my merits and 1 insist that otbersshall doso on | JQUK KENT — S02 kh ST. N.W., PURNISHED OF ‘theirs. a | Kooms, with or without Board, Three yANZED—A PONSIBLE PAKTY DESIRES seul Hoom with skylicut for photoeraplic use for several months at oner. Parties having such ad- dress with terms abd particulars A.2LD., Star offive. Kooms on 20 4 ‘H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHESTCA Second-hand Furuture, Carpets and re Households « ayctalty. "Adare FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BoAKD, Je board. lange Tove, veEy Blewnasst Loca ran 2 TS TO BRING THE CuILD- ery, 459 Pennsylvania ave. | BOK KEN1—s04 N.W,, COMFORTABLY Always successful; large pictures pres Funusted Yd-story Front Kool, with OF without parencies made for slides of window: Bord; respomable rates; suitable ior Gest: 4 hotographer, Wite dented resuits "in exterior PARISIEN MLTALLIC £. steu.w. Statuary repaired, ‘I restored, aera J ANTED-HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE Fi nothing 18 eo appropriate or so louz remembered, Satisiaction tuarupteed, Spechuene G51 12th et u.w, Sty j MUTUAL RULEE ICIATION K Ate, north aud svuth front; ct Waahinghons BAe rental. Moat! now. ‘ { igme Tnatitutiotineori. lasch 29, 1878. Pk BEN > DELIGHTFUL SUNNY | KoostS, #1,000 Puid Beneficiary Upou De Only 37 deaths since onmunzetion, For terther intone MEL ‘or’ or information £y ply to J. BOKDEN SMITH, S Southeast corner 4th aud G ets. UL. 01 arated; SEVERAL FINE ; furmshed or au 1110 L ST NW simsly or en eu: Seng duruisied, OF inewbese or thers ty chil PED -- HO TO KELP Kusano | 7% 180 aes aoeae Horses Wint d Summer a Specialty. Order FOR REST (Mo MekLA FURNTSID MOONS, box PRICE'S dStabics, 311 Gu st. nw, Faria 7th et. | with board: alse bad Boum, Peder Tord, % miles irom city, Terme $10 per wonth. V. | 18 rae 3 ud. cet ssan 4ENI—A HANDSOME outa, suitable for a meat preciated; private iaiuils. ples N.W., HAND 2. jors and Kooi em suite usury und Tuterior Leyte Agent, A a. Jad-saew- 1 am* WINTELED; BEST OF HOR ; Wari stables id weneruus fecdiug ; sutis- | (XPOSUPE, Occupied last sesmon by members of factory references trom pest aba prevent putrous, @X | EFEsK. “ and #10 per month. os KL. BAL cS << RENT Caee Cabin John ¥.0.. ata, K pi, LANGE © vontes Wit JANTED—HOKSES TO WINTER AT GEN, | th sugly, rasousble prices, special terme We cits btock Farm. Stabling snd Food | iwc persons occupying double rodam. Mites 10 For mouth." Horwes take out and, returned, | GHANT. ‘a coping Horses a speciality tue year around. bor gar — cu DUKNO, at tacm, or EB. tie quire of G. C. LA: Th, Hay Scales, cor. 10th aud La. Ww ANTE! Smoky Ci Cure Them or N Latrobes Maude 1413 17th wt. ave. __FOR RENT--STORES. _ JOR RENT—1409 G Si. N.W.VEKY DESLA hous z W ANTED — 5' ARPET CLEANING AND 200 fect, Lance plute class alow Kenoyating Works; Feathers renovated. Apply to THOMAS J, tresses mode over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths . ee 25-60” HOST. NW; Pos Apply to JAMes 1 Peuneyivenia ave. ds-1 FOR RENT—OFFICES. Fe KENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN vloniz:tion Buildiux, cor. 43 street and P ~ av pulldinig Just ropatred, painted aad paper, stroyed. ¥ W.YOUNGn, 1402 Fa-av. Veleplcue 1uue2 ». MONEY TO LOAN. __ =O) ()()() TOLOANON COLLATERALS O& $50,00 Keal Estate on demaud or tune aud in sums “o suit y to, = CHAS, C. DUNC "Sth and D ANSON, —DESIRAB: EFICE ROUMS Wiel apd elevator service, in the Lanmaa ding, 1425 New York ave. T, COUMBE, 7-1 zi 425 New York ave. FOR RENT—-STABLES._ TABLE KEAR © rateed farm morteuces, 6 per ceut 12 per debenture bonds; Gent certificates’ Bundiny a Dakota, 1. G. JOHNSON, 041 F st, $100,000, saiinerasteoielods. 5: f} 9 ccastantly (a bend to Lokecm Keal Estate at 5 and 6 Page a at PARKER, 1418 Fst, 20KAN GAL- ¥ ut otlioe of SAS. ‘azioe Ts: stalls, mt EW STARLE, JUST OFF 177i Massachusetts a: thi alin, lane cone hi Louse, water Closet and coschnual's Foot, ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE, LARGE LKOWS & CO., 13z1 Fat, juins at S per cent and small lows per cent. — = — —_— dou CHARLES N 2, ___ LOST AND FOUND. __ OST—ON CHRISTMAS DAY, A GOLD MEDAL, with owner's name. Keward if returued to BEN- TINEL office, 516 10th st.n. w. av I OST—310 KEWAKD—ON MONDAY LAST A 4 Lady's Gold Hunting Case Stem Winding Watch aud Fub, Above reward for its return to pH Security. Lane TYLER & RUTH a KFORD, Fot uw. ATE AT LOWEST _411-3m \0 LOAN-SUMS OF ‘0 $3,000 AT 6 PER | » == cent aud larger sums at O per cei ou city real ea White tage; no delay, GLU. F. back and eure; m ) ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON CH AND SKYE TERMIEK; “AN. estate security in W liberal is ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE curity in suit k. in Boston Variety sto socurity ingame teu A Beer F. FOX, tain: J aude pece ot vid Engieh coi, me. it re- a7-1m We0 Fat hw, | tuned to uy Sits at nw. areward of $10 hung — icuey will be paid—if not, it will haunt the th totuer grave. a ae a bry os MALL BLACK AND TAN Dod. HADoN collar and ;auswersto uae of Nero. le- ura to 4920 11th st. nw. and receive labora} re S DISEET7O,204x ON STOCKS, BONDS, GooD Commercial Paper and other securities.” Node- AL. DEMYSEY, 1424 New York ave, om ri LOAN IN ratte Mey oe ward — _ (000 upward,on Ayproved Real Esta = =wakp 7% x3 WACKER € UADSU}, 10s F st aw. | S31 () MenekD Pst, TUESDAY, 24TH 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—#10 TO 8500 TO LoaN | 7 )0'" TEA Re aeons saked, MCDEVETT at Low Intercet ou Furniture, Panos, Horses, meant ~ agus, Houschold G or other personal property ; Leste Tet See Tess WHO CALLED | at 1539 Q st. in regard to Pocket Book ou Carist- lusas eve please call agaiu Tbe address was lost. 1" S10 BENAee, LOST, A WHITE AND LEMON Colored Setter with collar aud tay No. above reward will be paid if returned to 21 a rr cipal end interest payable im weekly or mont! payments; no removul of gvods from residence Hublieity.” Box Us, Sturoaice, "Tuoi Mos, TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 500 TO 8109'900 ut 5 and per cent. . WM. H. SAUNDERS & co, $918-Gm Successors to Jobin Shermia. & Co1407 F ot ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS. ed real estate ees Sand 6 per ‘KH. T. LE LD, 18a __ Sew, cor, ith and F sta uw. {) NDOWMENT, LIFE AND 1ONTINE POLICIES bought at highest cash prices. ‘UPON sume at reasouable terms Apply to M.H ACHE BON, 1307 F st. u.w. 2ol-3m* 850,00 CHILDS PARASOL SUNDAY ON Com ‘OST—A¢ necticut ave. between rarragut square and Hill- Metura toe 2023 Hillyer place yer w ae | ST-WILL BOY WHO PICKED UP risroL with Graut on the barrel aud J.B 3. on case retura ito Btb preciuct station, ashe iskuowa, — d24-3t* ‘OST—SATURDAY FROM 311 G STRELT NE 8 Black aud White BuflaloCow. Please return to above addrews. oat? LS iNo TELLOW BEAGLE ayes. to 38 H st. uw. and receive roward. OST—PAIK GULD GLASSEs SUNDAY EVENING, bet. K and Z, 24th and och TO LOAN ON D.C. PROPERTY ib suis to suit at 6 apd Oper Large loans a apec: “SEALE GBOWN & KETC ant and to take themselves.and the comforts and advantages that other men in corresponding —— in private life are free to seek. ith this change the city of Washington has also undergone an improvement, Its trades- men find themselves dealing with steady cus- tomers who have trustworthy resources and can make their purchases without reference to the possibility of being deprived of their jn- comes at any moment. Heal estate has found ‘a definite and safe market, due, not to tion—though, of course, th: Jation—but to a healthy for it. The city from EMPLOYERS—KE- ud, Male and ¥ liable chance. adios wi’ cannot id ‘D—NO CHARGE TO flable tielp of Eveny Ki here get servants to suit may tions from ployera GU. by calling and making MENT CU. U1ZE st. Dw. ty ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED WET NORSE Ww ; can furnish best city references. Ad- areas 1.0. Stat ofice. nd aise ANTED—SILUATION AS LOCAL OR TRAV) by young man of experience. ae office. d24-21° Saleswan Gress HAMILTON, star ANTED-BY A me Bi rnin ta MiSict ie ea ora eae? sens od we See erate iweiiio@se ae. er WANTED EurLovens—you We ‘what they want is waiting. NTEE ire insec pe apt re there ‘Sicumanas of as mue securi| ther town, ‘One would that” Feet ee fies wero thes peng Rg WANTED-—HOUSES. merican ee ee ea i eco | Wn gue baatse EE OES pelled pd forets on sore ry for de Taer cara, "thts i boa | SAS eee ome ine Pa nitely worse if this ou! evil, having been wholly done away with, ebould now be WANTED—LOTS. = | “AT ONCE FOR UNIM- hoes tm how tore tor" 650000," most of it w. SOLE Paes Fe oc18-3m 1321 Fat. 3 ts, of in Unity = Pres. church. Reward f = ibal 12th st. or AY eee ees $500 UPW: car ofices Medmont air age, (i Liked. | deat ar THE LOWEST Male OF INTEREST BUSINESS CHANCES. JFPOTEL BARSER SHOP FOR RENT; sonic eas Pie RUTBERFORD._ REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, i. 0. HOLTZ: Corner 10th and ¥ sis. n. w. ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL M' ‘Dums at Lowest Estate Scoursty. Aoy gts aaa REO ee See Ss yan oc? preter Fai Ro Te MOREE be aN ox ESTATE IN SUMS | “a20-0:" ‘ a — AUSTIN P. BROWN, + erg deaf tive atau Muse Citiens TG? as. Bo. Ls Droit Bonding. cor bth and. @34-3e° ewes ——. FP: SALE-CHE APSA, \ CONFECTIONERY a RY EPL T Eine Fete erescis aime ioeg gr SIX PERCENT, Ai QUARTERLE st.aw. pS aK —_-__aif Vostors’ agents. Saat alee York 4 © Co., and feferenoes: Morton, ‘Bline LS ee