Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1889, Page 2

7" THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY < THE CRONIN JURY. and Culver Brought to Time. DEVOTED TO HISTORY. How the Verdict Was Finally Reached A Distinguished Body Meets Today in| Views of the District Commissioners on This City. ELECTRIC ) RAILROADS. the Subject. Catcaco, Dec. A m morning paper pub-| ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE AMERICAN HISTORI- | THEIR REPORT ON es SENATE BILL TO AMEND CAL ASSOCIATION—NOTED SCHOLARS WHO ARE PRESENT—PAPERS READ TODAY—THE INAUGU- RAL ADDRESS TONIGHT. The opening session of the sixth annual lishes what purports to be a trie story of the proceedings of the jury in th “ronin case, It says the jury first freely discussed the evi- dence. The jurors were nearly unanimous as to the guilt of at least four of the hpirminaaial and Culver by bis remarks seemed to acquiesce: in the views of the others, On the first however, on the question “Are any of the =~ fendants guilty?” his vote (the only one) in the negative showed his position. Several of the jarors argued with the real estate man but to ho purpose. On the second ball Was Cro- nin killed in the Carlson cottage?" the result ‘was aa before, 11 to 1. There was no more bal- loting Friday night, but plenty of heated de- bate. Saturday the argument was resumed and Culver took the position that Burke's identification was by no means complete and that the identification of the furniture had not been established. This staggered the other jurors. They had ex trouble, but were Rot prepared for the position he was taking. Several of the jurors, after a consultation pre- & series of questions concerning many Juiver's utterances in the rooms occupied at the hotel. These questions were put to him in pope succession. ‘They all dwelt on remarks he had made to different jurors about the case. CULVER PERSPIRED. Cuiver sat through the ordeal like one in a dream. Big beads of perspiration broke out on his face and forehead. His body trembled and his bands shook. He made a motion once as if to break away from his stern inquisitors, but, sinking back in his chair in a hopeless sort of a Way, remained motionless until the reading was concluded. He made noreply to any of the jaestions nor did he comment on them, When reading was finished he wrote a letter to Judge McConnell, complaining that his char- acter and integrity were being assailed and asked for protection. The judge replied that he } could do nothing for him. After another long argument a third and fourth vote was taken on the same question as the first and second. The result wus the same, Culver voting no. After @ fifth ballot, which was like the preceding, debate was resumed. The others gave Culver no rest atall, Three or four were after him at | the time, though he begged piteously to be let alone. Finally, Saturday night Culver took the a aside and told them that if they would | let Kunze and Beggs go free he would vote to find the others guilty. The proposition w: ted and all went tosleep. Eariy Su jot was taken resulting: Beggs guilty, 7; ae 5; Coughlin guilty, 12; U sullivan guilty, 12; Barke guilty, 12; Kunze guilty, 8; not guilty, 4 CULVER AGAIN MAKES FIGHT. This result was unexpected to everybody, Culver charged the others with violating their agreement, but they informed him that no | agreement had ever been made. He wanted to | compromise, but the others insisted on pro- ceeding as they were. Beggs’ case was then taken up. On the seventh ballot only two voted guilty, and on the eighth Beggs was ac- quitted, The result pleased Culver, and he | became more affable. After an argument it} was agreed to find Kunze guilty of man- slaughter and on the tenth ballot it was so de- cided. On the thirteenth ballot this sentence was fixed at three vears. On the question of hanging Barke, O'Sullivan and Coughlin the ballot was ten for and two against. On Burke alone eleven yeas and one no. Culverat once stood between Burke and Conghlin and the gallows, but was supported by one other in O'Sullivan’s case. Culver argued strongly that fourteen years was sufi and threatened to withdraw his vote on guilty if the others in- sisted on the death penalty. Monday morning Culver agreed to a twen! ve year sentence, and a ballot resulted: Aye. eleven; no, one. Finally, at 12:30 Monday, the thirty-lirst ballot Was taken on the proposition to send the mur- derers to the penitentiary for life. The vote | ‘was seven for aud tive against. On the thirty- second ballot the sentence was agreed upon, A GOV ERNOR’S | EFFORT, Every Saloon in New Hampshire to be Closed as a Preventative of Crime. Coxcorp, N.H., Dec. 28.—Gov. D. H. Good- all has issued anextraordinary proclamation saying that in view of various heinous crimes which have been committed in the state within | the past few weeks, which are directly trace- able to the use of intoxicating liquors, he warns all persons to desist from the illegal and deadly | traific immediately and calls upou state, county, | city and town officials and all good citizens of every party to unite in one supreme effort to close up every liquor saloon in the state, KING C 'ARLOS. News From Over the Sea—Disaffection in the Russian Army. Lisrox, Dec. 23.—The ceremony of proclaim- ing bis mageety Carlos I as king of Portugal and Algavares took place today. The weather was cloudy, but this had no effect upon the crowds of exthusiastic people who thronged | the streets through which the king passed on | his way to the palace of necessidades. The king left the castle at Belem at 11 o'clock, and the journey to the palace where the king took the oath of office before the cortez was made without the occurrence of any incident of an unfavorable character. a il Street Today. New Yor, Dec. 28.—The stock market opened this morning with more animation in the regu lar list than on any previous day this week, and Lackawanna, Reading, Missouri, Pacific, Erie, Union Pacific, Lake Shore and St. Paul were all consp'~ously active. First prices, however, were geaerally from 34 to %¢ per cent lower than last night's closing ‘figures, and the drooping tendency of yesterday was continued, everything yielding small fractions in the early dealings, Union Pacific and St. Paul took the lead among the stocks of the regular list in this | decline, both losing % per cent from their last | night's figures, though Wisconsin Central de- clined an equal amount, and sugar retineries lost 1 percent to 5734. Somewhat better tone prevailed toward the end of the hour, but at 11 @'elock the market was barely ceady at the lowest prices reac ached, — Arrests. Sr. Perersscas, Dec. 28.—Several arrests have been made of army officers, ‘The minister of war is redressing the griev- ances of which complaint is made. Suing for H Vixcexxes, Ixp., Dec. 28. bas been filed here Own, —An important suit | ence 8. Hollingsworth, ex-county treasurer, against James Emison. man-of-war. association, ciatior Hopkins, fully per on end, beau,” club, 4to7. has Boy ton, will Yersities.”” tary; shal, Hollingsworth defanited for about $50,000 and for this he served a term in Jeffersonville | copy of Edm Andrew D. Whit prepared and peculiarly good posi Mount Vernon. At the conclusion of the four pay tions were read by the secretary offeril courtesies to the ‘association. ofthe Cosmos club have been extended to them by the secretary aud governors of the Mr. and Mre. Horatio King will honor of the association at their treet northwest, next Monday afternoon from Berry. vice presi meeting of the American historical association began at 10:30 o'clock this morning in the main lecture room of the national museum, It was some time before the hour set for the meeting that the first members began to arrive and quite a while was spent in conversation and pleasant reunions. The hall was specially ar- ranged for the meeting and a number of bis- torical relics have been gathered together which will be of special interest to an assem- blage of this nature. There is a set of twenty volumes of “L’Histoire Generale des Voyages,” which was intended as » gift from Count Ro- chambeau to Gen. Washington. It never reached him, however. as the fly leaves are in- scribed, ‘This was saved for me by a British A.D. London.” It is notknown SOME OF THOSE PRESENT. Among those present at the opening session were: Charles Kendall Adams, president of Cornell university and president of the asso- » ex-president of Cornell; Hon. John A. King, president New York historical society; Dr. Justin Winsor of Cambridge, Mra, Martha J. Lamb, editor of the Magazine of American History; Hon, John Ja} of New York, Prof. Freeman Snow of Harvar Gen. James Grant Wilson, Gen. Horatio C. King. Gen. Geo. W. Cullom, Wm. F. Poole of the Newbury library, Chicago; Herbert B. | Adams, Ph.D., professor of history at Johns Hopkins and secretary of the association; Sen- ator Geo, F. Hoar, Rear Admiral Jenkins, Hon, Horatio King, President James C. Welling, Gen. Marcus J. Wright, Judge Miller Chamber- lain of Boston, M. G: Judge Chas. A’ Peabody, Clarence Winthrop Bowen, Ph.D., treasurer of the association; = Prof. Paul Haupt and Dr. Cyrus Adler of Johns President ‘THE PROCEEDINGS. Promptly at the appointed hour President C. K. Adams ascended the platform and Secretary Herbert B. Adams took his place in front of the president's desk, and the meeting was then formally opened. President Adams intreduced Prof. George L. Burr of Cornell university, who read a care- very interesting the subject of He said that while ————— nt; W a : Randolph's “Vindication.” number of historical photographs also atiracted considerable attention. There were several hundred people, many of them members of the association, in the audi- ence and great interest was shown in all the papers read. The discussion after each ing Was limited strictly to the members of the who A.D. was. There is also the only known A read- rallandet, the ‘THE REVOLUTIONARY REACTION. ‘x-President Andrew D. White read an essay on acatechism of revolutionary reaction in- stead of on the subject at first given out, the journalism of the French revolution, as he con- idered that the limited time at his disposal would not be sufficient for him to treat the latter. so many histories of the French revolution there are none of the reaction immediately fol- lowing it. He spoke at length of a philosophi- cal catechism, which is perhaps the most valu- able addition to European reactionary litera- tuve which has yet appeared. It was written by the late archbishop of Sorrento, Monsignor Apuzzo, minister of public instruction in Na- ples. Mr. White gave quite an exhaustive de- scription of this work, with numerous extracts, which were in the form of a conversation be- tween @ pupil and bis master. number of the chapters at length and showed the development of the argument ineach. He drew a comparison between this work and Lori- quet’s history of France, and at the conclusion ot his paper laid before the association copies of both works for their examination. Mr. Herbert Elmer Mills was unable to be —— at this meeting, but his paper on the Preuch revolution in San Domingo was read by Professor Burr. AN INTERESTING OLD MANUSCRIPT. ‘The last paper of the morning was read by Mr. Clarence Winthrop Bowen on a newly dis- covered manuscript, ‘Reminiscences of the American war of Independence, by Ludwig, Baron Von Closen, aid to Count de ite erature of witchcraft, Prof. Burr, as librarian of the President White library, has been in a ition to make a specialty of this study, and het remarks held the attention of the audience firmly fixed from beginning to Sore ars He took up a Rocham- This manuscript was found in the early part of this year in Bavaria, Mr. Bowen detailed the history of its tinding and then gave a number of interesting extracts. Von Closen was a friend of General Washin; ette anda number of others w nent i the revolution. these and a large number of events of that time were particularly interesting, his account of a visit to Mrs. Was! mn and Lafay- o were prowii- His reminiscences of especially hin, ton at Mrs, Walworth, formerly of Sarato; Veteran Sons of Jonadab, The Jonadab veteran association was organ- ized December 22, to be composed of all mem- bers of the order of the Sons of Jonadab for five years and over, and the following officers were elected: Sami. C. Mills, president; John m. H. Young, secre- . Bunch, treasurer; Wm. Beron, mar- The White-McManus Fight. The coming prize fight between White of this rs invita- social The privileges ive a tea in ome, 707 H . who tuken up ber residence in Wasbing- entertain the association and its friends on Tuesday from 4 to 7 at 1300 L, street. After the conclusion of the morning session the executive council held a business meeting for the election of new members and the dis- cussion of the general interestsof the society. ‘The next session of the association will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the main lec- ture room of the Columbian university, Presi- deut Charles Kendal! Adams, LL.D., will then | deliver bis inaugural address, taking for his subject “Recent historical work of the uni- In order to indemnify his boudsmen City and McManus of Providence, KL, which be deeded in trust all Emison, one of bis bond Was estimated at 260,000. The bondsmen com- promised with the county and paid the shortage ‘with €35.000. Hollingsworth claims that the rest of his property held in trust has been unaccounted for and is bis and therefore sues | te recover the same. avn. The property Sue. ess to Them. Exponapo, Kax., Dec. 28—Mra. Margaret Alonzo Edwards, was maltreated by a mob last summe r on suspicion of having murdered and concealed the remains of little Sadie Bioomer, has brought suit against D. 1. Tilton, the leader of the b, and forty-five of his fol- | lowers, for €25,000 for injuries received at their hauds. Mra, Edwards and her husband were brutally beaten by Tilton and his party and Loth were hung up by the neck several ti until life was nearly extinct in the effort to Take them reveal the place where they had | Lidden the remains of the child. The child | Was afterward found on the doorstep of a Reighboring house totally uniujured Fatal Fire at t San Francisco. Sax Francisco, Dec. Bight in the old St, Ignatius church building on Market street opposite the Baldwin hotel. ‘The first two stories were occupied by the New ‘York furniture company and a number of pri- vate.offices, while the ihird floor woe occupied by —* An old lady, Miss Copeland, was smoke and fell into the flames in attempting to Jack McAuliffe, overcome by end perished. Another lad rescue her was bediy burn A Draw! Fight. Lxsx, Mass., Dec. 28.—At the rooms of the Lynn athletic club last evening Michael Carney of Lyna and James O'Leary of Chicago, light |” seights, fought a ten-round glove contest, usbel rules, to a draw. In the tenth — Corey wetting the better of it until the 1s property to James | takes place within 100 miles of this city on the 16th of January for the light-weight champion- ship of Washington, promises to be the hottest battle that has taken place around this section for many years. Both men rel well known in the pugil: e world aud enjoy good game fighters. McM. reputations anus fights Sully of New | Bedford, Mess., on Now Year morning: and the outcome of this fight is watched wita consider- Articles of agreement for the | fight on the 16th have just been signed. The awards, whe, ies company with ber husband, | 0 rae “io ight to a Anish iin thin clone Hi able interest. for a purse of — four hundred dollars, the winner to take all, the loser to be presented an outside purse of $50." Should the fight not come off for any unforeseen cause the referee shall appoint a time and give the principals twenty-four hours’ notice. Simon Baruch was arrested in New York charged with embezzling 900,000 florins from the Austrian government, but the United States commissioner discharged him. He was rear- rested, charged with stealing $96,000 from his road, - Ariz., yesterday, for the tenth cavalry. Atlanta, deaf, was brother. The latter is serving a term in an Austrian prison. ‘The New York grand jary has indicted Su | intendent Charles W. Pierce of the Brush elec- 28.—A fire occurred last | tric light company for causing the death of a salesman on Sth avenue named ‘The sailors and firemens union, recently or- ganized in New York, has issued ship owners fixing the rate of w: ‘Twenty brotherhood conductors have been discharged on the Cinciunati Southern rail- A strike is threatened. Nahdiebaz, an Apache, was two at Globe, method of iu- yester: imondor of tices mach Nearly uiue thousand dollars have been raised for the Grady monument at Senator Stanford says Cece be wel- me when she asks for annexation. ‘ue centennial of the birth of the Abbe de LEpes origiuator of the Eee cakes oe eae Pee oe : a, eee Bits gst om Sttnit Bnsh a | Spi ase a ae cs Two children’ died at Potloway Po from ee at For Other Telegraphic News See Pages 1 and 5, | overeating om Christmas day, ‘THE CHARTER OF THE RCKINGTON AND SOLDIERS’ HOME RAILWAY COMPANY —THE OVERHEAD WIRES, The Commissioners today through Major Raymond submitted their report on Senate bill 157, “to amend the charter of the Ecking- | ton and Soldiers’ Home railway company.” After watching the workings of the railway the Commissioners say they have arrived at the following conclusions: “Up to the present timo no method of oper- ating cars by electricity through conductors Isid underground has been satisfactorily es- tablished by experiment. The method of . oe cars through overhead conductors is = system which actual practice has be a success, Of the overhead systems now employed the Commissioners believe the one used by the Eckington and Soldiers’ Home railway company, in which the conductors are supported by poles situated in the middle of the street, is the most satistac where there is sufficient width of carriageway for its em- ployment, AS SAFE AS ANY MOTIVE SYSTEM. “The Commissioners believe that the elec- trical system employed by this railway, the electro-motive force of which can never ex- ceed 500 volts, is as safe as any motive system ever employed by any railway. ‘The Eckington railway has never had any accident whatever resulting from its employment of electric mo- tive power, and the Comimiasioners believe this to be also true of all other electric railways now in operation throughout the United States. OVERHEAD WIRES SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED ON NARROW STREETS. “The Eckington railway has been so admir- ably constructed and equipped, its operation has been go satisfactory to the public and its success has been so much greater than its most sanguine friends could have anticipated that the Commissioners say without hesitation that the extensions provided for in this bill are Seabee to the public interest. They ubt, however, the advisability of author- izing the use of overhead wires on the Ast street branch within the city's limits, as they consider that street too narrow for this purpose, This objection will be removed if, as the Commissioners suggest, North Capitol street should be substituted for lst street in the company’s charter, the former being con- siderably wider than the latte: las Gesinsnte ILLEGAL RAILROAD TRACKS, The District Commissioners Preparing Their Auswer to the Indictment. For some time past Major Raymond has been busy preparing @ memorandum relative to the indictment against the District Commissioners for allowing illegal railroad tracks in South Washington. This memorandum was presented to the board at their session this morning and considered by them at length. Thememoran- dum takes up each count in the indictuent and goes into a complete history of it, In one case it was found that they were indicted for allow- ing anillegal switch to remain which in fact had been removed some time ago. Then, again, they were indicted for allowing the side track crossing E street at 133¢ to remain, when in truth it was authorized by an act of Con- gress approved September 27, 1898. The Com- missioners will visit the points where the al- leged hae tracks exist and then make their replv to the indictment, —__—»—___ THE BENNINGS DISASTER. A Suit Against the Railroad Company | ® for $10,000 Damages. Richard H. Pratt today, by Campbell Carring- ton and Irving Williamson, filed a suit against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company for $10,000 damages, The plaintiff claims that he was a passenger in the wagon or stage which was struck by a train near Bennings on the 14th instant, when four persous were killed outright and one other injured, the said acci- dent being caused by the failure of -dsfendant to have the gates closed, and that although he escaped with his life by jumping from the wagon he was burt and bruised by falling on bee track and by oue of the horses falling upon im, ——>—___ DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, BRICKS FOR SIDEWALKS, The number of bricks used this year for side- wulks and the paving of alleys promises to ex- ceed that of any previous year, ‘Lhe District has a contract for 3,000,006 of bricks, but upon investigation it has been found that this is not | enough, so another contract is being prepared | for 70,000 more and advertisements inviting Proposals for same will be printed shortly, Indicted for Contempt of Court. Inthe case of John Holland, indicted for contempt of court in July last, the demurrer filed was overruled by Chief Justice Bingham by consent today. The indictment charged Holland, with having, after delivering a deed of trust oncertain horses, &c., removed the same from the jurisdiction of the Equity Court, although he had been served with au'in- junction, ‘The demurrer is virtually withdrawn ats defendant proposes to plead not guilty, ee ee Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in feo have been filed as follows: W. H. Johnson to A, Fisher, pt. 34, sq. 877; $2,675. Washington brick machine company to D. B. Groff, sub 109, sq. 1003; 3600, Same to H. G. Lewis, subs 110 to 114, s¢ 1,000. Mary J. Snowden to Margaret Beckett, lot 27, bik. 8, Ivy City; $300. Same to Julia R. Bush, lot 10, Iw City; $350. 8. 8. Wales to Lucie B Dunlop, lot 12, blk. 9, Burrville; #50, Stocks to Elizabeth L. Stocks, sub 35, sq. 652; Same to Martha E. Stocks, sub 34, do. 4, eq. 544: Brent to Estelle A. Brent.w. 4g do. do, ¢—, T. A. Darneille to Jos. Forrest, lots 19 and 20, sq. 1110; $1,300, Jesse Shreeve to Mary E. Farquhar, sub 284, fa. G74; 32,500. M. C. Barnard to W. J. Lo i Pleasant Plains; $—, Kate Moorhead to A. Gordon, in trust, int. in lot 9, sq. 72; $— E. M, Williams et al. to John Grinder, interest in lotL, bed 701; $412.80, J. S. hs to Jesse L. Heiskeil. pt.'4, sq. 417; J.W. H. Les- callet to Elizabeth A. Lescailet, pt, 25, sq. 387; #—. J. F. Wiikes to L. Russell, subs 73 and 74, sq. 619; §3,160. Jas, Jackson, jr., to J. E Fitch, sub 52, sq. 159; 84, 000, THE COURTS. Cincurr Count—.Judge Montgomery. Today Fowler at. Baltimore and Potomac railroad company; demurrer overruled, twenty days to plead. Batler agt. Walker; motion for judgment of condemnation granted. Varnell & Son agt. Gamble and Varnell agt. Gamble et al.; motion to set aside judgment argued. Equrry Count—Judge Coz, Today—Mann agt. Onderdonk; D. T. Hasson appointed guardian ad litem. ‘Coke agt, The Richmond; re-reterence to auditor, A frightful collision. ocet oceurred between two freight trains three miles south of Scottdale, Pa., on the Southwostern road, yesterday after- noon, Engineers Johns und Dayton, together with the entire crews of both trains, were in- jured, some very bene ¢ Wesley Cheesena died Thursday at his home near Denton, Md., from the effects of accident- ally shooting himself while ont gunning on Christmas day. yesterday one of the At Zunesville, Ohio, prisoners in the jail disclosed a plot of ten —— to murder the jailer and eseape. Coulter, the murderer, had sawed iron h the bolt of the cell door of a prisoner named Embry, who was to release the others, ‘A passenger train anda freight collided on the Richmond and Alleghany railroad near Pemberton, Va. The Ape inca Cee firemen saved themselves. The e: f the passen- ger train was wrecked, whi the. baggage, ex- press and passenger coaches were badly eae aged, There wore few passengers on the train and none were hurt. Miss Sara Pointsof Harrisonburg, Va., bas tire "Bhnw. ner asa whistler equal to that of pov tng EL icon beeps yop e and is the of the town, pap d ngs evel A crowd iy.rand: put the — mente 9 ae Hillsboro, Ky.,and put marshal an are devatios te the 2 the culaboose and threw away eye, * do. Lar Extelle A. Brent to H.W. Brent, phe. % | sabcused 1889—-TWELVE PAGES, WANTED-—SITUATIONS. Sa 5 ae Ww * a ggFFR Wood References, Apply Dibdiawet ne Witton, Lapy"’ oe EXPERIERCED. i Jon an mich in jase Family. a A -HELP. TED a ee ey oe fr lls 4 to atu. w. 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Address, ANTED—BY A LADY OF EDUCATION Danawertng, Serene poeeres ro meas Cr Wi definemient, « Sitittion ae Coinpatiioh aud Hose ‘aud lak ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — FIST -OLASS Chambermaid; must come well recommended frou last place, which must be in this cit; Herself Generally Useful; bas b experience; good references, Address Miss IF. nesiuess nw. 1t* iu appearance Lusportant, “Call 1012 13k ANTEDTA SITUATION AS CHAMBELMA J ANTEDISEVEN YOUNG LADIES TO ¥OLD rie Baw tee —_ aoe AY Lady Copyint, ixst-class person $10 per trunsiate ‘German; also Freuca, W Aditi D EMPLOvE: YOU WILL BE FUR- fe Dw. : Sar en corer caeesces Aowhicaste: SILOLASS RODE REE WTTGE | Bliso Well-trained Servants o! uetionality without (LD—A + iRST-CLASS COOK; NONE WI1H- ft best Fefereuces heed apply ate hivt cians | CUMS, CLIX INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 Gu.w. butier and house iaid, Call wt 1714 Cond, av, bet, 2 aud 3 p.m, azb-st* Wik ais Stnss aes ONE Hopgt| ___WANTED—ROOMS,. yANTED—ROOMS AND BOARD ON CAPITOL iil, in « private family, vy « gentieman clerk comibittee): el y WANiED A RELIAULES GIRL AS Bes nFl ins Binal! Faunly. sbust stay at night, ply Monday aster 10 am, at 1915 28th st oo V ANTED—COLORED WOMAN work, to Assist in Kitchen; 405 Litust aw. Waa ae BE CAPABLE OF uning charge of and iustructi ug others, abd muperate; uo others need apply. A, care Currier ot asad N, mi Testaurant, apply Tenees exchanged. Addcess CLERKS 0. Vv. ‘Bo 25, House of Kepresentati V4 'TED—BY A LAD? tanll, nearly furnished 'Roou; heat, bath; where people nosgets aeeeee business; boother roomers or bourders; between 7th and 1. th aud Uorth of G sts. ; uuquestionable references given and te uired. Address, state moderate terms, for three dayu, OSWALD, Star office, Winona OnE PLEASANT BEQOND: eoey musa, with Address d28 NTED—DRIVEKS, 88 TO $12 PER WEEK, te aud Colored Waiters for Hoveiss Nostau? erm aceite gus atic Mla 01 ‘vende: mouth; ete for Hotels aud stores, 87 loge ve ce per week: fasten este Tah ‘and worth of Hotel Cvoks aud Stewards, per month: £ ‘Watchmen, 88 to 818 per week ; eileen 8 isto ged A a aersenlass de ee per mouth eet $Y to elt Val week ers, $0 to B12 per Coil B20 er we so Se bee week Suen i ates th 20 per weel ployers suppl ree of c! wit! Teluble help of every kind, Mule and Female, White aud Colored, GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO _d28-18t° 7 ANTED—TWO GOOD, HONEST | oa ONLE those who are willing aud want work need apply. CAPILAL NEW» AGENCY, 007 G Bt LW. betore @ a.m. Mouday. WANtED COMPETENT COOK TO DO. wee Stee ‘LY FURNISHED APARTMENT le flat of 33 or 4 rooms preferred) near Penn~ sylvania ave. bet Oth aud Loth streets, in bouse where cople mind their own buswess, by genteman and 98 with full’ partic of: ANTED-BY BACHELOR, ONE LARGE OR two small Furushed Koons; south front; heat; open grate or steam; no latiobe Gr furnace; bath, “Address, location and terms, K.S.P., Star office, V ANTED—PERSONS HAVING OMS TO RENT coved: Washing aud Trouing. Also & Chamberumad aud are requesied to Try Our Plan—which: Wai ‘oessful—Judicious Advertisiug will attract tenants, Waitress, “deference required. Apply 1408 19th at. lee — Teta ag = W ANTED—BY LADY AND DAUGHTER(ADULTS) Oneor two Furnished of Unfuruisued Rooms, with or without Board: heat, gas, bath. Address, with Wiha ACTIVE MEN TO BOLLTE Live stock aud F e. Apply EkDAY & HALDoM. JANTED—LADILS locati ter tar office. Keferenc V Guust be accurate, rapid snd write pists “het exchanged. <a: er ive Telereneca wud sige erius expected, Address | © = x 165, dtar office. azure | Vy “ANTED M ‘quiet gentleman, Large Nicely Furnished loo central location ; periéet in W JANTED— TWO COMMUNIC. ished Hooms on Tet Hor in basement how. Peat Ju one, by i utleiuan, wife aud little irl with board, Address, with lowest terms. Z.X., W ANTED—A COUPLE OF REFINEMENT TO Joins Parity of Three at once in Kenting « Small House in fonuspentyt pie purt of the city: or would Kent | J yANTED-IN ONE OF THE PROMIN. REAL | Estate Offices in this city, a Book Keeper; must be thorough aud have experience in u bauk or Real es fare aitce: best of retereuces required, Address Box 138, Star office. (OLESALE Hi W Active Young Mau; one that ude jtands suort- hand aud typewritiug: best references required. Ad- dress Box 52, City P.U, siaung age vipa ree ex- pect ae 7-3t Y ANTED—A THOROUGHLY TRAINED HOUSE | Four Rooms on first fluor at reasonable rent fo Bervuut who is au experieuiced waiter, Lixht col- | housekeeping. Address MART Ored wiau prefered. Written references uot ac Waxtep By MAN AND WIF nished and one small Unfurni hizht housekeeping in northwest. Kei reasonable, Adress Mrs, E.C., iL 1708 Est. Cail utter 6 p.m. W AS IER—a WOMAN COOK, ALSO A CHAMBER. nail. Avply at 400 Louldata uve., Det, the hours orPand deci _ st T ANTE HUNDRED MEN FORK WILSON Parrett’ productousas toe hoy Recon thos ter ueat week. Apply at stage Door 7 pur Sunday. dios Perry, Dr. W.W. Goddit , Dr. Witmer Te many others, (A ‘Address Mlle. V. Fit zai UDHOMME, 8! TED 20 FIRST-CLASS HOTEL WAITERS, 4 Hotel Porters, 4 Kitchen Maids, 3 Pautry Maids for Silver aud Gluse, 2 Store Room Women; ala Cooks ia House Workers’ at ouce, DICK'S 8 AGEAC! ¥, Wi .NIED—EXPERIENCED BOOK AGENTS TO A MAN LLL . BED, Canvass GAR. and Sous of Vets. aud. vicinity geuerally tor the New wud ‘True War Book, “Lhe Boy "Address B. Q. Box 2033, Washingt “SUITAB li W Wy ANTED—A GOOD Hors. hands; suitable to 2013 Hillyer place. WANED. BAUM ¥AYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Second-hand Furniture, Carpets and Reuters. kutire Housel » specialty, Address 210 7th st. als fe Rnowiaine ct the gucattese tan and the iustallive..t busivess in par- : me well recommended aud able to give Loud if necessary. Adurcss, statue uge, refer- see experience, salary expected, Box 333, star oilice. BS. lente, RIQUNG. | (STENO- krapher and ‘Typewriter, Room 10, 1006 Ft. From my large abd varied expericuce Gueludtug Bye Years’ cuiploymeut in the vifice of corporation couusel of New York city) 1 am able to other papers accurately and in foru. WASTED-OLD PICTURES TO ENLARGE 10 auy Hive; success. tu photographinc euikiren, Quick process; extra sittings tree; Finest Cabinets 33 er dozen. Star Gulle ave, LAKDNE, hotographe: Bzvu ry, 409 Pa, furnished and juired. ,ANTED—A YOUNG LADY HAVING A PRAG- dross, with ical knowledge of bookkeo):.ug. bumes of relercuces, I.K., star oft W ANIED-EXPERIES tiauds, eee ply at aes Waste ‘A BOY FO) RANING THE EKON x Door and Sake Fire tu Shouse of family. 12d Na Ws ANTED—LADY STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE Willer in Patent stiurney's uftice: slate experi- ence and Wayes expected ; permanent il suited. L Box 14, ‘Star office. inst WASTEDTA YOUNG MAN IN 4 as FUR- visbiug and Hat store: vue wiih some experience preterred. Address Box 20, tar oltice. — du-ut* W AN VEDI IMMEDIATELY NUGBE OR IN. faut; reference required. oxpony.® = e230 NTED — PERSONAL — TEST LININGS CUT yan D-A COLOKED BOY FKOM 12 10 14 Eres. Perfect fit guaran! iustractions gives ace jo Auswer Duor Bell iu private faun- fy. Address Box 8 Sear oftice, Bt Ww TANLED—A DKAFISMAN ON Ea wud Map wors, Also « Youth or Young Lady who muderstands drawing. Address Box 131, Star o! WANTED-IN, PIV ATE FAMILY, atthe a in the arcof cutting by 4 Lailor systeu tur 85. at 1540 Co umbia st. nw. aus. was TED TAG BUX A GOOD CARRIAGE HOUSE Inquire 1727 Conn. ev. Wis: 'ED—A GOOD SECOND-AND counter Suitable for insurance Oillice; state Gress Box YY, star office. Wy, ANITED—A PHOLOGRAPHIC GALLERY FOR Persual Use by Responsible Pariy ut = pers sons having wuch for ren: reas Parichat, A.M.D., star o rg D German Womuu 4s Ficst-class Cool Teun: to ay edlulest Persot puod, bome aad ure offered; best city references require; th wt. We. 20-3 ANIED-TWO FIRST-CLASS | BAMBELS. at Wh Bt aL eee neweabonce. AND WON = “Cot see y ANTED — BY A DRESS MAKER A FEW EN. | wagements in Families. Cutting and fitting a | furnished to employers free of | here get just what they want by calling and iwakine | AND | far | PQOK RENT—FO | T ___ WANTED—BOARD. Water A Ne TABLE BO the inas' 2 Strietiy Catholic Fant lars, Box 130, Star office, jor Gent, children; must Office, convenient « “evertiment. Adirees, with full particu Waren, GEORGETOWN, SSaRS 1N RE. ite Family Wife and Child Sigh cen months old: preter where the a be reasonable, ~ MC FOR RENT— ROOMS. 70K RENT—035 G 5. a ee midway bet. Treasury end Interior Depta son bers fRosure: Cocupied inet sensiou DY wr fren, D Tv. HANDSOME OR RENT-i416 K sty Furnished Koows | three or ‘siuacly se TANGE, RLEGANTLY Board, cu suite of Uwoor jricws: gwcial oa vocupyiugg doulie rooms. 23. WA: NTED —LOTS. WASTEDINAEDIATALY Fou Lots and Squares ANLED~AT Lif ___ FOR REN Kk RENT—1005 13TH ST. Bi Bogus, with first-class first floor; also third a) {OK RENT—116 C BT. N 2 shed or Cufurnished Rooms ou {hind Boors suitabie for light Heat aud was; newly a 1) il furmehed in private family. ‘Refers PU st uw HKEE APA OK Ke furnished; above Alass. ave, | Be RENT—THRI EUNFL Housckoepiug; beat, gas aud bath, a5 -dt* Very reasouable; 1 ONCE FOR A CLIENT, proved property tn the northeast ACKER & GADSBY, 1008 Board, at very Jocation; convenient to cars. ey atone excellent newuborhood; ans, second for, OF Gh suite; location coutral, Just ‘aoe CASK, UNIN- | hole square st. ROOMS. W.—PUR: KENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED vor Rowan, Ceu ve ch, eluding water. Apply to EOD RNISHE ;eoone ON third floor, or would Tardy £uraish for Ligut 8106) LALGE ot Unimproved City Property ‘T--STOR it actual owners need reply, «ive = HST & XW. i vt mo — yarticulars wit! ou uy “boat P.O, Box 288, + Avply om promises be i NT _“STORE AND FIXTURES Cony Mate Rew. 5 B80 perme. GF s oth wi \u 1409 G Si. NW_VERY DES » Sat 4ST NW FOR RENT—OFFICES, a8 RENT-DéSK ROOM; BEST LOCATION IN the city; reut @1u, @25- ime 1307 Fst n.w, | JQOR RENT ROOMs ON FIRST FLOOR Peri eeT iad mig couvenient to " the Geveral Post «ith. GSS MILL A JUUNSTON, OK KENT steam Le | ak |__FOR RENT--STABLE: KR RENT am rear of 12 het: pr Terticuiare ieee & CO. cor, 10ts And bests, aw (LARGE 2KICK STABLE 18 aud ‘Conver ~H.TLELIOLD, au. cor i REAR CONCOKAN atc Rey at office aia OFF A FINE 2-8ToKy ele EUGENE KENT STABLE + stalls, Water aud Ka. N, 140) Feet. Xi cere - ast FOR SALE—LoT: N & RAMEY, 1307 Pee aE NT—FURNISHF, diwome, sluxle or eu» third floors; terms very me iu the house, ae B16 — COMFORT. Hooms, with or without bo family, half square froin Cw. terius mouerate, 221 Ist st. ue. LY furnished as Hed ioom:; al koots on third flour; $8 and furnish. 36 New York ave, n.w, )OR KENT—ROOMS-—813 11TH & nished decond-stocy Frout oom, wi aicove; cheap; conveusences for ligut desired: ‘no cuildren. en suite or wiles refe JOR RENT—925 «ST. 3 wished Zd-story Communica hicely papered: new house; all Ok RENT—PAKTIES WISHING with househoud care will k ern imp L.P., Star office, JOR RENT—THREE FURNISH Dished Kooms in a Lew Loune, uodern naprovements, At 14 OR KENT—ONE FU Back Room; suitable onth ; refereuces excuanyed ; 11 4th stu. {UR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL BA i rent to re Sone the First Fivor of @ very desirable house, jug of Two Parlors and Dining Koom aud Kitchen, with was, furnace beat, Lot aud cold water and ail mod: uvemeuta; ih best part of thecity. Address FURNISH: ins sual pavate (home cumutorts); 8 hb houseker Pwo FU jae Front vom uodern improve- mich. Call for tarve days atter 4 p.m, it TO Di: poumible pe 0 weutleman ; rent $o per Tinioe two nicely fucmisacd each; oF would an PENSE sit OK | = ue occupied by owns HEKi Fat.nw, SUR SALE—A Bea Lu ON 16TH ST tucking cast, wear W; 2 fer wanted, Me a28-3t v7 Fat yok bet. K BALL i CHEAP Lor ON CHAKLES W 1yt St [KF D| Pic. LOFXTUT. we, lots cals be sold 106 less tuckey than im tu sane square. ee G. A. JORDAN, 1417 F st. CAN VOU Va paca te c sew wur- eas) terme JOBN OL at ~1HAT FINE L of 7th and 1 ou Tt. 20 it. a iy W GURLEY er; gS a Bint Siena! Muto uc te adJuIMUx at woderate price. able for itumediate tyr sewer Lear by, curbs se ‘These Lt, havi Water, sas, Ake laid ud roadways find & plesssut home with a New Address “NEW ENGLAND,” Star 0: T—71s 19TH ST Comtortabie, We: Just if desired; moderate p FE: OK de terms reasonavie, mi and 3d fours; courement to cars and wes Fo aon Ou TWO GENTLEMEN cay Brae ood location couvenieut to cars; terius Tease bi “BY THE WER on Tuished 0ome ou at, ites Bret cheas fay hotel with every convenience: 3 a5 -6: teed Tiitie& MULE, 130s ok * Qk sabe —A VERY CHEAP LOT ON MEKIDIAI Evi SUxIS4, near 1Utu st, Pros, che tts mud Hi ste, s BARGAIN-7,000 FELT OF GKOUND ie, With dwo Houses and 6: ierdiceoea- 4.500; vans tote AppIY 11d ot € AM," 918 AND 3 ON Navy Sige oon and ‘7th, Strocts anyualt L ou Block; water; sewers st. luk, S00 tor boul. re OE RE Furnished, suitable for au ‘0 LARG! Koos for Gentlemen at JOR KENT—sUIIE OF 1HREE t Rooms; heat, gas; new house; mod. imap Also Uue Pleus- Boom for Gent; Lal adit 1314s th st nw. housekveping aliowed; uo chisdren, aut Furnished —TWO LAKGE SLOOND-STORY C. 917 New M. NFUK SALE—1Wo LOIS,0 Si. Bhi. Tai AND tbs © South mide N pear Liviu u« % 25-31" ALB Cal WOU Fath ot.” PECIAL BARGAINS IN A FLW TA- kouis Fark desirable Lots, Also a Sev-n-noom Cot. taee just being Buished. “LEWIS & MLATON 020 F st, aw, dzene OK RENT — 613 H ST. N tlemen or Member of Congress; wit Feasonabl double rooms; firs to cars and conan Fei printing offices ; light and beat, Lngtu: JANUARY J, OR KE! 5 RLE arlor bas two south front windy Board, 2 bie. ¥ FURNI Fuske® = Se N House, tandsomly fu nished; nine rooms; bay window ; all 1. Ok spect; en suite or single; uw, I NICELY FURNISHED Sicc f Kom St reasonable price; emai th board. tert dZB-c3t? T. N av i KNISHED ROOMS, suitable Tor light house keepitue, wea JOD WU read) K et, 2. Bi NICELY FUR- Parlor and Communicating Bed Kova; uuB ver ICELY FURNISHED Parlor, with one or two colinecting rooms, or Whole moderate rent; Lew; i a27-3t" N NT ROOMS, NORTH AND south front; furnace heat; comiortable in every re- ear by, #13 M = HANDSOME Suite of Kooms, s-cund floor, southern exposure; furnished or unfurii-ed; suitulle for Party of Geu- 1702 AND 1706 F ST, PAR. lors furnished and uufurnised, also sinle and im every respect; convenient st ISHED Rooms for Light Housekeeping. At B00 Decne, JOu SALE—IN THE NORTHEAST AND SOL LH cast part of city & squares of groans, well located, banyan, at sare PA DARNELL, Gis Fat 8 Fz SALE—THRER DOTS TN SUA Ltt 2 Lots in square Lots square 11 a other Lots ta the borthenst a dat & Krest bargain if boux ALE-AT A ‘on the svutieast B0-1u0t back aiiey aud nd ‘PA. DANE Gn FM N—121 FERY Pauont iid 14k ste 30100 AT A BARGA bet. 13th ~ Datel. k, Gist OTH | vey FSF to BU-tuvt buck aliey aud Bet ce, OS cents, Street BA Bib iustan fect. DELL, DAVIS& Co. JOR SALE—A GREAT BAKGAIN—T desirable Lote near 14th st.: su:tal For KENT—LARGE PLEASANT PARLORS, WITH GF Without Houseseepiug Accousmudutions. “Aiso Hall Room and ove room unfurnish: very cential, 1121 Ist.u.w. ed; south trout; ent houses or stable; very low if takou 1 tires dsge DAVIDL. G1Tt @ CU. S221 and 26-0" FOE BENT IONE BACK ROOM $6 per month; Attic Room, b Hall Room $4, furnislied. | Keon Mass. ave, JOR RENT—1906 @ hear War departiwent; first-class dugunt aad bath; herdics puss, ok KENI—1110 7 8 louble corner Louse; south and east 1 FURNISH DELIGHTFUL SUNNY ROOMS, private family; furnished; rents; bay win- dows; oven Kratos; elerauces required, & hie 402; very chew rani. NGos ide ot’ ae water, sewer: oU ceuls per sg. tt days ALLEN. CLALK, 605 F atom. )OR SALE — BEAUTIFUL BUBULBAN LOT uew subdivision; #20 down aud 910 per muuth Will buy # choive suburban Jot Pritlun one miieot tus citys 61 healthy , west of Howniyu a WL View ut feet, hush au 024-60 A PHILLIES JOR SALE—BY FISH & MILLE, Frese he following Besutirul’ Bulldiig Low at sueculative yr th a'r L 90x73 NEW 3 L Wi Dou in both uglian aud Gertaam hecent be, Plorations und Adventures of Stanley in the Wilds of Alrica.. Thriiling accounts ot hix Journey across the V yANTED-LAKGE SECOND-HAND SAF dress Box 21, Star office. dara continent. (0 0 fine engray: ponanZ ANJED-LOAN OF $2,000 AT 5 PEK CENT or awents. Send BO cts. for ouLnt, Circulars free, Wir bce 5 seers on uaecoocs tana ankete worth HaEAND eco, 101 tate st., Chicage, 1, double the amount northwest fart of citys 3 bo comune d18-wa&s- mou, Box 15, star te V yr. ANTED—TRY 8CKi BEST BULTER- ine. “able Goods, per pound. Cooking, pf juletitninng calculation ” 1 Lie, pet po Warranted: <j not to wet strom (ik highest mdorsement ai lars inclose stainp to tie FANS WOuiHt G0., Jouustou Bags Cineipnats, Ohio. ie butter does) ior one month, or money retunded, N-B--Dou't take any thing that is * just as quod a8 seri ner’s,” or “all the sume wet the best, which i infor wale only by Wale C, SCR NAM eh, Center Market ( anges Fish Aisle). iy pelzo when sending messengers to me for Butteriue, will cou- for w favor by inclosing thelr orders tn Secaled envel pe, propery tus request ix Decessa: ford mutual Urutection. I ereby aru unseruyu us parties frou open under penalty of the Inwe Tam willing te stand of fall on iuy werite abd 1 insist that othersaball dose on TO EMPLOY A Fi Tape ES to Tube Chane of iy Business at Their Hg wamobectionable; light; very. fasc- ful; wo talking required. qos wages, $10 per week in advan part limes uy” references include some of the beet weil known people of Lomevilic, Ciucinnati, Littabune and elsewhere, Address, with stamp, Mrs. MARK WALKE¢ 4th aud Ghesthut sta, Louisville, By. $14 in advance; heat,cas; ences exchauged; no cuildren taken 5 Near pension, cetisus aud printing off nw. Fe RENT—2 UNFUR, ROOMS, NEW BKICK; buih samme floor; rever- cars ices, 8) door. Ath st. 5. cur. Bd Le. 48557, wits Uwo-story brick, perit, JOK RENT—17: H St NW. exposure; aud Navy" Departments, FE RENi—PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, TEMS: board, ©: ‘wo in room, with $1.25 per week ; convenient to two partments. YOS 12cist, uw. FoR BES ot nw, Eo KE! ave. n.w., stitable for au office, or eugraver: 76k PINE, LAD TWO smalier root 8 care and 27-30" iT Two ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR, ‘tusurnisbed; beat andyes, 714 1220 —TWO F E ROOMS aol = tng the entire tlurd floor of premusor 122. studio Apply to 1HOMAS J. Fina & LARGE Communicating Kooms and Hall"Room: southern home table; one square West Gl War ongetown, cor. 35than@ Madison, 102xi12, and per f ct Laud Mn.w, 50390, with 4 frames. Offer hy x ter 3d and 434 aw. 50x10% with 3 frames. Uter _ rs K and L. n.e., 20x90. with frame, # auvem on” MeCaliouch xt. place, 4r. each, all rented aud Ladanal exc house gv. Fenster faud On cusy terms. dost elevated sud ihuproved part uf ., All bands ot EW ADDILION TO BROUK ese Lote are wjacent ts tae Brovilaud, cou Tee EN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD Wi ‘ANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FUBRI- ture; also Store Fixtures ald Stocks of Merehan- QUR RENT—1345 L st. N. Furuished convenient t 14th st ie \NTLY Double Fariors ana Bed Hoos. with every convenience; south, frowt; first-class nt to hotels and a te YO feet wie 1 Couturuity with city To parties who wili build at an early date sal terme will be ¢iven. Cali at once and sae Our choice. ull paruculars and plats see Mo- ALES & BATOuEL DEG | Pst n Mer ee ae an ple Kal the whole Witte care Tiaaaiee? su kinde SineneN turers in our line iu ‘din world, Liners ealncy pat Permanent position. Pe pend advanced for wag ANTED — YOUR PORTRAITS TO MAKE IN Ma"GS:, Ghteugor Hits or Ciuctumetl Ohio. bias ut | Wetec iyropeaie ce so tong ramamberen nY-s,tusthsvt ee «Uarantecd, Specimens 621 12th st. uw. ANTED— HITE AND LORED COO! “haere De Coplenen Nurses, ae Ww ANTED—LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- Ri We Wreath ash Re Og MON On SELIN™ pea nw MUTUAL RELIEF be er Se ‘yi LADY CARY pes we = Ws ter Address MAHLB., Bar of- Home Institution = Bee. #3 Pou) ‘Paid cer Upon Wika rithutie, Abort Hand and Wrttuue Cia 53 e ri specialty. fessional teachers; For further bio - esr ‘eawone $0 iu advance. met La fy CHR Peusion buil Wwe ‘ED—LEARNERS PROF. cant = Mne New \ntorsationsl M aiine Sy with WH GnzeS zones TO KEEP. suy ioch-rule or tape measure alone, as. tito Wint and Summer « bpeciaity. cut. Patterns and materials cut aud instruc- | box PKIC! rome 311 6th stow. Ferm = boro ec) Muue, B, J. MESSER, OS L ot. nw, Rt & Blo, Ma WasmevcAsnie + OCS P. Wise = oe bee pis oF WANTED--HOUSES. ond andes} per mant “iddrese Siri iat WV Scien aorionen ps ot gr ae | So al LSeectien all parte city every ieants ed hoi uv: wen iNG Ui LRECLUMY, S11 7 Ose EENT — HOUMS, APANTMENTS, BOALD, body sunved ; no houses. KipDelcs: t. dl 7th Fee saz —BALGAINS — CHOICE L0’ my Ad, Sh parwent down, balanos wi nixivonn, i4lvG [—Ni Well heated and lighted: suitable ter ineibers of Congress aid at 710 1Uth at 0 JOR RENT—A’ Binh 215 LST. N.W. Lee RENT — ae one or two ou (erences required. , eopponte korsland (Flats; (CELY FURNISHED SUITE oF open AWELL-PUR- Fy. soul fink Boom; uitable EeoonD STORY FRONT third ,000 0} ON GOOD PEM oa Security, Address 2. CASH, Bar office, WwW: Fes: i ATE THE ESI COKNER GKOCELY AND or Take Further if at once ‘Also Furniture of a Teu-toum Mouse. box 136, ae cltice. A DAIRY, PORSTTEITETIOLTS OR SALE—A yee = ‘Alderney Bull, Mails nd, Josie; wood | sce Box ud heute. ‘Aino! Fara tor ents cotta tat screa, with comm ron fire aos a ryartupn voli webures cae copscealignaagasd outbuildings; fan wel, to the y Business Sh ONEW NER Dery ted 3 gales frei Uae city: BERT 79 S08 GT; Th SEW CORNER only WALBEWE Bb ratue uw ane we B Foon; Satclae i ll tape: A RAEE Giaxce TO PURCHASE ONL. OF THE a eS. aA Best Stands op Cay! oe us &e.: aud ad oR RENT — = aa tena ones FLOcR uae Mah 4a. BVe.; tWO West Of F-street cars; SALE" 2 x St0u Serato Felerences required. iwiziswnw. | AT PRIVATE Sate Tue Fara StS on prominent street. ood business. Good reasons tor welling. Hut teria Aca apply to & O., Adctn., 427-3 DAMS $00 ta ave SALE—A GOOD GROCERY AND PaoviMGR owner wishing, to retire: pone but — ogni, bunitees weed sens G.B.L, Staruitice, Fes —_