Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING Telegrams to The Star. MONTANA'S DEADLOCK. The Terrible Grip Still Keeps Up Its Deadly March. MULDOON IN MISSISSIPPI. —_——__ GRIP SEIZES INDIANS. The Malady Likely to Exterminate a Tribe Unless Aid Reaches Them Wresipzo, Max.. Jan. 21.—A band of 500 In- Gians on St. Peter's reserve, near here, is being rapidly wiped cut. The Indians are afilicted with the grip in its most severe form, and being without proper medical attendance they quickly succumb to it. Seventy-five per cent of them are down with the epidemic, and if speedy ac- tion is not taken by the authorities in the way of sending physicians few will survive. The Indians Lave uever before been afilicted with a malady of this description and have no idea how to treat it. Berviverg, Int.. Jan. 21.—Sickneas has been on the increase bere lately to an alarming ex- tent until it has reached the point where there are more sick than well people in town, Diptheria in its worst form has appeared. ‘There are not enough doctors to care for the wick. Haztrorp Crry. Ixp., Jan. 21.—There are over 200 cases of influenza in thiv city. The cirenit court was adjourned by Judge St. John, who is down with the disease. The county clerk, several of the attorneys, one of the jurors, the defendaut in the Shull-Hart case, 3 ‘en., Jan. 21.—Robert W. Peattie, who has been lying at death's door with the EIGN AFFAIRS, Portugal’s Cortes Dissolved to Emble the Ministry to Deal With Engiad. Lispox, Jan. 21.—The sypporters of the Iste government are incensed at the dissolyion of the cortes, because they are likely to loe their seats, It is supposed this action was istended to enable the cabinet to deal with Engand un- fettered by the cortes and to secure during the popular elections. NAPIER. Lospox, Jan. 21.—The funeral of Lord Napier of Magdals took place today A mili- tary procession escorted the body from the tower to St. Paul's, where the burial occurred. The Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, commander-in-chief ‘and other military nota- | bles received the coffin at the grand portico of ] | the church, where tho diplomatic r nta- | tives were also gathered. The body Tepose | Bear that of the Duke of Wellington. The number of troops participating in the core- | mony was greater than been seen in Lon- don for a generation, and enormous crowds of yma aes the ———, The wae _ placed on the cofia. RECEPTION TO DR. LORING. Lisnox, Jan. 21.—The Portuguese geographi- cal society yesterday gave a reception to Mr. Loring, the United States minister. Mr. Lor- ing was introduced to the members of the as- sociation by the president Mr. Loring was given an enthusiastic ovation. Foreign assist- ance has been promised to the society. RABBI DEAD. Lospox, Jan. 21.—Chief rabbi Dr. Nathan Adier died today at Brighton, PARADING. Ltsnoy, Jan. 21.—Four thousand of the lead- ing merchants of this city paraded the princi seeuete today shouting weet Eecead = aosTa’s FUNERAL, Brautx, Jan. 21.—A deputation from the grip for the past five days. is now considered } fourteenth bussars, of which the duke of Aosta Out of danger. ‘The attending physicians, how- | was honorary colonel, has started for Turin ever, say Mr. Peattic will never recover suffi- ciently to resume active newspaper work. soon ashe can stand the jouruey he will be taken to Florida. Cutcaco, Jan. 21.—The Herald of today says: from Cassel, where the regiment is stationed, As | to attend the funeral of the duke, VICTORIA'S VISIT. Loxpow, Jan. 21,—Queen Victoria will visit “The death rate of Chicago took another | Aix-les-Bsins in April and will remain there fer bound yesterday, when 119 mortuary certifi- | @ month, cates were piled upon Vital Statistician Tom- linson’gdesk. This represented the deaths in Chicag@ for swenty-four hours, The prevailing epidemic 0: influenza was doubtless responsi- for at least twenty of these deaths.” Locxrort, N. Y., Jan. 2i.—Hon. Amos A. Bissell died im this city last night of illness fol- lowing an attack of the grip in lis wixty-siath | with the ceremonies indicated the desire of year. Bostox, Jan. 21.—No deaths from complic#: tions attendant on influenza were reported Yesterday tothe board of health. A Worcester, Mase., special says the deaths in that city Inst week numbered 45 against 2% for the week before. Exactly onehaif of last week's deaths were caused by throat and lung diseases, ‘Three were directly attributable to influenza. Specials from Manchester, N. H., record the death from the grip resierday of Mise Abby L. Challis, aged seventy-four. who had worked for the past forty-seven years in the Amoskeag bell mill, apd of Ezekiel Godwin, aged ninety: four. ooo MULDOON IN MISSISSIPPI. Lumberman Rich Goes Ball for the Sluggers and They are Treated Well. Prrvis, Miss, Jan. 21.—Yesterday morning the cannon-ball train of the Queen and Crescent railroad arrived here with Special Agent Jayne, having in custody Muldoon, Donavan and Cleary, arrested for participation in the Sulli- van-Kilrain prize fight. They had some difti- ¢ to surrender to. but a ravhed for ata neigh- in aud took charge of He fixed $1.000 as bail and agreed to accept Charles Kich, on whose premises the fight took place last spring, and not to incon- venience him the deputy went Up. to his place with them to take the boud. They say they were handsomely treated by Agent Jayne, but are not so flattering in their remarks about In- spector Byrnes. i THEY CAUGHT THE DUMMY. But the Artists Got Away With $20,- OVO Worth of Jewels. Mowtaeat, Jan. 21.—W. 5, Walkers’ diamond show window was robbed of $20,000 worth of gems last night by three men, who smashed the plate glass window after fastening the store door outside. Two ot the robbers eseaped ina sleigh. The other was captured after a long chase. but nearly all the jewels had gone with the two wen in the sleigh. = From Wall Street Today. New Yous. Jan. 21.—The strong tone devel- oped by the stock market yesterday was con- tinued this morning and a general advance over last evening's prices took place. The trusts were Jess prominent in the dealings, but there was more animation among the leading stocis of the regular list, and during the first half hour there was a moderately active busi- ness, in which Reading, Missouri Pacitic, La wanna, St. Paul aod Union Pacifie were con- spicuous. First prices were generally from to, per cent higher than jast nights figures and the subsequent improvement, which, how- ever, iu but tew cases exceeded 3 per cent, extended to all portions of the list. Toiedo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan seored a rise of 3, sugar refineries 3, and cotton oil receipts %, Late in the hour a reaction, generally of small | Proportions. occurred and Western Union re- Tired to 543<, 34 below its opening figure. At} Lo’clock, however, the market was again ex- | tremely duli and tirm at or near the best prices, | the trusts being especially strong, though cot- ton oil oid receipts fell a from 34 to 3: es Indians Drowned in a Lake. Hexesxa, Most., Jan. 21.—News comes from Flat Head lake that a band of thirteen Indians attempted to cross the lake near what is known us Wild Horse Island Sunday afternoon where the channel is narrow aud apparentiy the ice is of sufficient thickness to sustain the weight of @ human being. The Indiaus bad light ponies with them and by crossing at this point | expected to save a tew miles travel, Eight of the party crossed from the island to the main | Jand im safety, but ave riding close together broke through the ice and with their ponies were drowned. ———__ Rubber Factories to Shut Down. Bostux, Jan. 21.—Apont seventy-five men and a large number of girls employed in the various departments of the Fell’s rubber fac- received notices yesterday that alter Sat- owing to the unfavorabie weather for the rub- ber trade. The two Fell’s factories, which em- ploy over 3.000 persons are now ruuning on three-quarter's time, and unless more favorable Weather sets in wil probably shut down. pllao abe vomcsihe Perished in tne Flames, Usionvitse. Mo, Jam 21.—The large new two-story residence of Luther McCalmont was burned to the ground yes next their services would uot be needed | MARIANT. Rome, Jan. 21.—The body of M. Mariani, French ambassador to Italy, who died in this city Saturday, was conveyed to the railway sta- tion for transportation to France today with imposing ceremonies. Everything connected taly to display sympathy with France. BOULANGISTS SUSPENDED. Pants, Jan, 21.—In consequence of the scene in the chamber of deputies yesterday it is pro- prosed the suspend the leaders of the disorder (MM. Laguerre. Deroloude and Millevoie) for the whole session. ee MONTANA’S DEADLOCK. It is Likely to Last Until the United States Senate Gets at It. Cicaco, Jan. 21.—Col. W. A. Clark of Butte, Mont., one of the most prominent democratic Politicians of the new state, is at the Grand Pacific. He says there is no chance that the political situation will be changed or the dead- lock in the Montana legislature broken until the United States Senate examine the creden- tialsof the four men who will go to Washing- ton and ask to be seated as Senators. Col, Clark dovs not agree with Col. Broadwater, the member of the democratic national com- mittee from Montana, that the Australian vot- ing system is all bad, ~Qn the whole it is an excellent l he said, “but in many respects it should be changed to suit the country. Some Montana voters ride sometimes a hundred mules to register. When the day for voting came they had to take the ride over again.” a A TEXAS COLLISION. A Rumor of Considerable Loss of Life and General Wreckage. Garvestos, Tex.,Jan, 21.—A report just received here says: The north-bound interna- tional! train out of this city last night met with anaccident four miles north of here, just this side of the bridge across the bay. The front truck of the mail car gave way, derailing the engine and the entire train. The tender, mail auc express and two passenger couches turned over on their sides in the marsh. here were about twenty passengers on the train, Eight of them were injured by cuts and bruises, but there were no serivus or fatal casualties, Hovstos, Trx., Jan. 21.—Meager reports reached this place late last night of a terrible wreck on the International aud Great Northern railroad betweeu this city and Galveston. The report is that the mail, baggage and two pas- senger coaches were thrown down au embunk- ment and thuta number of people have been killed. The railroad officials refuse togive out any information. Another report is that the entire train plunged through the bridge into the bay. DE = : NDING A CONVENTION. Opposition to President Fitzgerald and His So-called Nebraska ‘‘Trust.”” Cuicaco, Jan. 2t.—The sensational gossip relative to the finances of the Irish national league—gossip that was started by President Fitzgerald's effort to appoint a secret com- mittee to audit the accounts of Rev. Dr. O'Reilly—is beginning to take the form of a demand for an immediate convention of the league. Chicago Irishmen prominent in league affairs are ready to unite with the New York party, led by Roderick Kenuedy and Patrick Gleason, and issue a demand for a general call. They do not expect active co-operation on the rt of Fitzgerald and his partners in the braska “trust.” On the contrary, they have reason to expect opposition from that source, > Resolute Saloon Keepers. Dexvex, Cor, Jan. 10.—A new complication has arisen in the Sunday closing question. The attorney for the liquor dealers association has served personal notice upon Sheriff Barton that he and his bondsmen would be held re- sponsible for any damage that his actions of yesterday —— precipitate and that civil suits would be filed against him. ‘We claim,” said the attorney, “that the county bas no right to Anterfere with us, and we do not propose to be put to needless annoyance and expense until the supreme court shall decide against us,” — Uncle and Niece Anathematized, Cutcaco, Jan. 21.—A dispatch from Chippewa Falls, Wis., says: An unusual occurrence took place at St. Mary's Catholic church Sunday, being the public excommunication of Chas. Bergeron, a wealthy lozger, and his niece, whom he had married. ‘The marriage is forbidden by the eburch and state, but it was performed in New York, where such marriages are lawful. The | anathema forbids the cougregation from hold- | ing social or business relations with the couple. Went Insane. mother and two young girls w: the tlames before they conid b father of the children is crazed by grief. Convention ln Mode. Cuicaso. Jan. 21.—Tbe fourth anoual meet ing of the merchant tailors national exchange,- which opeued at ¥ o'clock this woruing, will be ay interesting event, Important in its busi- Bees beartuges it will be unusually attractive in Ns amusement features. Over 200 delegates from ali parts of the union are present. — English Buying Lake Lines. Berrato, N.Y., Jan. 21.—The projectors of foreign syndicates have turned their eyes upon the lake steamer lines out of this port. A syndicate with headquarters in New York is said to have closed # barguin for all the vessels owned by the “Med ssack” line. Murder Yiust Foul. Carietspuse, Ky., Jan. 21.—K M. Long, a , Guyandotte county coustable, was foully mur- dered aud his wife desperately wounded Snu- day night by a band of ruftians who broke into the house. It is believed that a gang of T- adores against whom he held warrants for “moonshiuing” committed the awfal deed. Others believe itis merely a continuation of the HatSeld-MeCoy feud. ra erie Fights Postponed. Sax Francisco, Jan. 21.—The directors of the California athietic club have postponed the fight between Jack Dempsey and Bill McCarthy of Australis to February 18, Dempsey being unwell. They also postponed the fight between Pawey ey te arsateon cage Need- ham of St. Paul to February 27, unable to reach here on tis cmenrene eens The Fire List. Sr. Josera, Mo., Jan. 21.—Peter Podvanrs sale stable burued yesterday with thirteen Loses. Loss, $3,000; insured The Qurscy, It., Jan. 21.—Chester A. Babcock, who became insane ou a Texas train near San Ant . is a well-known member of the Quincy bar and a son-in-law of Judge Marsh of the cir- | cuit court, Starving Indians. Asuiaxp, Wis., Jan. 21.—Indian Agent Leahy has just returned from a trip to the Lac Court dOreilles reservation and says that if some- thing is not done immediately many of the In- diane in that reservation will starve. He urges that Congress take immediate action. | Daring Murder and Robbery. | Isptaxarouss, Lyp.. Jan. 21.—A negro jumped on the frout platform of a South Side street car last night, fatally stabbed Morris Parry, the driver, and escaped with the money box before the passengers knew thatanything unusual had | happened. ———___ { Gov. Oglesby’s Nephew Shot. Dexven, Cor., Jan, 21.—Peter Oglesby wag | killed yesterday while hunting rabbits 4 miles se He is a | - an. 2 ®@ nephew of ex-Gov. vy | ——_»—___ | The Alleged Mrs. Bender Goes Crazy. | Osweeo, Kay., Jan 21.—Mrs, Davis, ar- rested in Michigan &s the “Old Mra Bender” and brought here for trial, has become h lessly insane. The charge ed | om her mind, and old wae, accom toy the | the March term. ———e—__. Gratifying to Dr. Depew. Avsanr, N. Y., Jan. 91.—When the assembly opened this morning « concurrent resolution from the senate was" fe ate na | For Other Telegrapiue News See Pages 1 and 5. below the city by the secidental disc! of | SOCIAL MATTERS. Yesterday’s Hospitable Receptions— Persoual Notes. The homes of the justices of the Supreme Court were closed to callers yesterday on ac- count of the death of Solicitor General Chap- man, A large number of persons who expected to meet the family of Justice Brewer at the Hotel Arno yesterday were obliged to postpon: that pleasure until next week. Mrs. Chapman’ retirement is much regretted by thove who met her at the house of the Attorney General at the informal receptions that were held betore the beginuing of the season and also on New Yeat's day, when she assisted Mrs. and Miss Miller in | hospitable duties. Mrs. Boardman, who is a sister of Mrs. Wm. Walter Phelps, was at home to callers yesterday afternoon. Aire. Boardman took the house that Mrs. Beach Grant had hired and furnished for herself at No. 1719 I street, and which after the death of her husband more than a year ago she closed, leaving her furniture and some fine Pictures in it, Among the latter iss fine hfe- size portrait in oils of Miss Adele Grant by a French artist, The presence of this picture suggests many pleasant remurks about the fa- mous beauty. Mrs. McLean was at home to callers in her pretty Louis XVI parlor on Lafayette Square Yesterday afternoon, dressed in a trained Princesse of gurnet velvet that had a Sront of pink satin, Her guest, Mrs, Gen. Grant, after extending her visit for several days, has returned to New York city. Movt people who visit Mrs. McLean now speak of Mr. Walker Blaine, because it was at Mrs. McLean's tea on Friday afternoon of the 10th instant that he was last seen in pub- lic. He walked home across the park that af- ternoon and eutered his chamber, went to bed, bad a chill, became delirious and went through the stages of the disease that terminated bis life on Wednesday, Miss Ida Thompson hada large concouxse of callers yesterday, who were making their te& calls. Mr, John W. Thompson with Mrs. Ross W. Thompson, who wore # dress of biack net, received the callers in the front drawing room. In the ball room a large tea table was laid, at oue end of which Miss ‘{hompson made tea trom the samovar aud Miss Mary Suerman sup- plied cate frappe trom @ bowl sitting at tue other end, The house of ex-Minister Jno. W. Foster was also open to caliers, firs, Dulles, in a dress of red crepe with panels of velvet, received the Visitors, and Miss Urr of Indiana, Miss Ewa Dordbott, kev, Allan M. Dulles of Watertown, N.¥., aud Col, Foster comprised the receiving party. Mrs. Foster was auvent from the draw- lug room because her physician advised her to keep ber own room. She expects to be able to leuve the city with Col. Foster for a six weeks’ trip to Mexico on ‘Thursday of this week. Mrs. Spooner, assisted by Miss Vilas and Mra, A. C, Thompson and Miss Thompson of Cupitol Hil kept open houses yesterday. Mrs, 'T. B. Reed, wife of the Speaker, Mra, Frye, Mrs, Tappan, Miss Harlan, Mrs, Heury Pei » Gen, aud Mrs, Greely, Mra. Hugh McCullough, Miss Scidmore, lure, George 1. Suxter, Mrs. aud Miss boutelie, Mr, J. Kearney Warren and his guest, Miss Vierrepont Morgan, Mise Anua Wilson and Mr. Ricuurd Wallach Were among those making calls yesterday, Mrs, Matthew 8. Quay and Miss Quay have out cards fora tea on Saturday, Jauuary 25, trom 4 to 7 at No, 1829 1 street. Mrs. Dahigren and Miss Dahigren have sent invitations tor a 5 o'clock tea on Friday the 24th instant im honor of the Masses LeMuyne of Bal- tumore, Who are their guests at No. 1325 Massa- chusetis avenue, Mrs. George ‘1. Baxter of No. 1216 14th street, will be at home on Wednesdays in February, excepling Asu Wednesday, the 19th, Mrs. Gen. Greely is at home on Fridays at No. 1914 G street to receive callers. ‘Two of the cabinet houses will be closed to- morrow, that of the Secretury of State and the house of Attorney Generai Miller, ‘LLe houses of the Vice Presidentuud the remaming cabinet ministers will be open to callers and Mrs, Heed will receive ai the Suorcham, Minister and Mrs. Romero will give a large ball and reception at the Mexican legation to- morrow night at ¥ o'clock, The Washington assembly association will hold its second ball tomorrow night at the Killes’ armory hall, Mra. Bryan will give a tea tomorrow from 3 to 6 at her Massachusetis avenue home. Ex-Secretary Vilas is in the city for afew days on business. In answer to the inquiries of @ host of tricnds for Mrs. Vilas’ healtu Mr. Vilay says she is making a gradual advauce- men‘ toward health. Mr. ‘Truxtou Beale is in New York city for a few days. Lieut. and Mrs. C. W. Rae, the latter Miss Rebecca G. Dodge # fortnight ago, have re- turned to the city from their briual tour and are with Mrs, Rac’s parents at No. 1827 Jeffer- son pluce, where Mrs. Kae will be at home to see ber Iriends on Saturday afternoon, Mrs, J. M. Wilson and Miss Anna Wilson will be at home on ‘Lhursday at No. 1712 | street. Miss Putoam will continue to receive on Wednesday throughout this month. Miss Helen Leeds of New Orleaus is visiting the Misves Campbell of Rhode Island avenue. Cards are out for the wedding of Mr. M. Elmer Carrier of Washington, D.C., to Miss Nettie Hughes of Keyser, W. Va,, on Wedues- day, January 22, 1840, 10:30 am., at Keyser, W. Va, The hop at Willard’s Saturday night was one of the most enjoyable of the brilliant series give for many seasons by Mr. Staples at his otel, Mrs. Louise Palmer Heaven of 2000 R street will give a tea for her daughters, Misses Ethel and Alice Heaven on next Saturday the 25th, from 4 to 7 o'clock, Mrs, Heaven will be as- sisted by her guests. Miss McPherson of Gettys- burg and Miss Nellie C. Jones of Philadelphia; also by Mrs, H. W. Spofford, Mrs, John Paul Jones and Mrs, J.P. Finley. Miss Katharine Foote will assist Mra, Sena- tor Davis at her reception next Thursday after- noon at her residenee, 1428 Massachusetts avenue. The Misses Huyck will assist Mra. J. G. Car- lisle at Ler reception today, Mrs. Walter I. Hayes of Iowa will receive on Friday instead of Tuesday at 1325 G street northwest. Mrs, Sayers, wife of Representative Sayers, will receive on Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 6 at No. 2207 K street. Miss Lillie Cavanaugh will assist Mrs, Sena- tor Davis next Thursday at 1428 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Geo. L. Otis of St. Paul, Minn., is visit- ing her mother, Mra, 0. 8. Mix, 1517 3ist utreet, West Washington. Mra, T, Allan Dobyns will be at home to- morrow from 4 to 6 at 140 C street southeast, Mrs. 4. J. Halford of 16tn street will not see callers tomorrow on account of the illness of Mr. Halford, Thomas G. Hensey has been suffering from an attack of the influenza, but is much better aud expects to be out in a day ar two, Masonic temple was thronged last night, the occasion being the second meeting of the Social assembly under the auspices of Messrs A, KE. Chiford, C. MeU. Chapman, N, L. Collamer, H. Clay Merrill, G. A. H. Mills, H. B, Merritt and H. Goldsborough Goddard. A weil-chosen program of dances lasted till midnight. Mr, end Mra. Beverly Tucker celebrate the forty-ninth anniversary of their wedding by a reception today ut their apartments, 417 0 street northwest, from 3 to 7. hone will receive their friends on Thursday | from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mrs, Arthur B. Foster, wife of Lieut, Foster, is visiting her parents at 1604 Q street, and will be at home to her friends on Wednesdays until Mareh 1. Mrs. Daisy McCord Sharp of Chippewa Falls, Wis., is soontobe the guest of Miss Grace Taylor, daughter of United States commis- siouer of railroads, 5 B street northwest, Saae Trouble Growing Out of a Horse Deal. Mr. Jobn T. Price, the liveryman, is under | bail to appear before United States Commis- sion W. C. Stone tomorrow to answer the charge of obtaining $150 by false pretenses in a horse ‘trade. Mr. Price claims that Mr. Goff made | him an offer for a horse to drive with one he had at Gheen’s stable, but he declined until Mr. Goff A sig -o to put both of them at liv- ery with him. Before Goff paid the money he said he had full opportunity to and did try the animal, single and douvle. Christmas week Mr. Goff drove to Washington Grove, and re- turning stated that the borse had been taken sick and left in the country. Mr. Price states he went out and saw the horse, which was aaron | foundered and iame in front, He wanted to bring the horse home, but an attach- ment served to satisfy a debt of Mr. Goft's pre- STAR: WASHINGTON Mrs. J. J. McElhone and the Misses McEl- | * D. c.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 i ea i A DEMORALIZED POsT OFFICE. An Inspector's Charges Against ti master at Utica, N.Y. against whom charges have been made by an inspector, was with Postmaster General Wana- | maker yesterday and Mr. Bailey is charged with being so occupied | with his duties as president of the New York state associated press and 4g editor of the Utica | management of his esistans postmaster, inspector, that ‘the office ig demoralized; that intemy carrisre are employed; that one ‘MR. BAILEY, I- pEpiy, the charges on the ground ot hig dismissal from the service by Postmaster General Howe at the time of the trial of the star route and alleges that the inspector consorted while in Utica with his enemies who were beaten in the district sverney feet las, November. The Postmaster General this morning de- cided to defer action in the Case until further investigation shall have been made. Mr. Bailey leaves Washington fo) New York afternoon. CHIEF PHILLIPS REMOVED. Having Refused to Resig He is Bounced and His Successor is 4ppointed. Secretary Noble today directed the removal of Henry A. Phillips of New York, the chief of the middle division, pension o4¢e, Mr. Phil- lips’ resignation was requeste. several weeks ago, but he refused to comply with this re- quest. He wrote a letter to th: Secretary of the Interior dated January 20, yhich he has mady public. Mr, Phillips in his letter, after reerring to his army re@ord, maintains that his reiyted pen- sion was lawfui!y granted and says: «If the action of the Secrefary of the Interior in di- recting you to call for DY resignation bk hon- est in its impulses, why, [ ask, does he ncy take the course provided by law to. call down ¢ pen- sion granted wrongfully or in excess? Wh> not give me the opportunity to defend Under sath and by profeesional testimony what I OW re- ceive? Why does be wrap himself in the tan- oply of power which encircles a cabinet mis ter, arrogantly exclaiming, in effect, ‘I am she state,’ and brutally strike bread and butter from the mouths of my wife and little ones? “Is it not a fact, he asks, that I was marked because I am a friend of Corp. Tanner and placed here by him? Very clear evidence would be necessary to convince me to the con- y. “IT confess.” he says in conclusion, “that as I am human I havo to call up all the equanimi I possess, as I contemplate the fact that as golieave behind me hundreds in this office who did their level best. to keep onr political opponents in power. I leave others who in the contest of a quarter of acentury ago did their best to make my comrades eligible for a pension—or a grave. “For aught I know, I shall leave behind me in the lpr ottice the very man who sped the bullet which laid bare my brain, con- demned me to a life of misery and made me eligible to a pension and to rerating.” The removal of Mr. Phillips goes into effect to-duy. Secretary Noble haa appointed W. HL Reynolds of Pennsylvania to ill the vacancy caused by the removal of Mr. Phillips, Capitol Topics. TRE APACHE PRISONERS. The President bas sent to the Senate the re- Mount Vernon Barracks, Ala, The President recommends that pro’ ing these Indians upon lands in the Indian ter- ritory, aud says: ‘Some of these Indians have rendered good service to the government in the pursuit and capture of the murderous band that followed Geronimo, It is a reproach that they should not in our treatment of them be distinguished from the cruel and bloody mem- bers of the tribe now confined with them.” SUPPOSED SENATOR INGALLS WAS TO SPEAK. The Senate galleries were more than ordi- narily full today and some of the occupants took possession of seats at an early hour. Most of them: supposed that Senator Ingalls was going to deliver his speech on the race ques- tion today, although the Senator announced yesterduy that he would not reply to Mr. But- jer until Thursday at 2 o'clock. SENATORS WHO HAVE THE GRIP, Senator Morrill, who has been confined to his home suffering from an attack of influenza, was at the Capitol today. Senator Sherman is still confined to the house, but he expects to be out tomorrow. Senator Edmunds is suffer- ing from @ mild attack of the prevailing com- plaint. THE PRESERVATION OF FORESTS, The. President has sent to the Senate a me- morial prepared by 4 committee of the Ameri- cun association for the advancement of science relating to the preservation of the forests upon the public domain. The President approves the sentiments expressed in the memorial and recommends that iegislation may be provided to prevent the rapid and neediess destruction of our great forest areas, NOTES. Mr. McComas has introduced a bill appropri- ating $251,500 to reimLurse the towns o1 Fred erick, Hagerstown and Middletown, Md., for sums demanded and received from those towns by the confederate Gen. Early when he raided that part of Maryland, The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Orlow W, Chapman, 58 years} John Scherzer, 65 years; Margaret Folk, 73 years; Mable G. Good, 1 year; Wm. T. Hamil ton 22 years; Robert E. Clary, 83 years; Mary- G. Boyd. 15 years; Oliver W. Norton, 8 years; Mary Donnely, 63 years; Zenas H. Dodge, 19 years; Michael A, O'Brieu, 51 years. Colored ~-Benjamin H. Robinson, 40 years; Burti Hamilton. 2 months; Mary Hunter, 68 years James Cailett, 19 years, via Redman, 6% years; Patrick Smoot, 3 di years; Emma Jackson,2 days; Hamilton Homes, 1 year; Rachel Warren, 40 years; Effie V. Scott, 1 Year; Armsteed Banket, 51 years. Mr. Fort’s Kesiguation. The resignation of 8. W. Fort as manager for Albaugh’s opera house in this city and the Holiday-street theater in Baltimore has been tendered to take effect at the close of this season. Mr. Fort takes this step that he may assume the management of Lotta, who is at present in the city and will remain here for some | weeks resting and preparing for next season, | Mr, Albaugh’s interests will be looked after by J. W. Albaugh, jr. | « Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the j clerk of the court to Charles H. Burke and Mary Lillian Boarman; Wm. Turner of | Baltimore, Md., and Bertie Gorman; John Edward Green and Margaret Cecelia Walsh; W. W. Champayne and Emma Mae Moore; Jos. D. Aiken and Annie T. Sheedy; Henry Cole and Maria Cook; Arthor Luckett and Fannie Carter. a A Good Templar Visitation. ‘The semi-annual visitation of the officers of | the Grand lodge of Good Templars to Wash- | ington lodge occurred last evening. Messrs. Crown, Mortimer and Duke were appointed to make all necessary arrangements for the estab- | lishment of public temperance meetings under | the auspices of the lodge. Speeches were made | by the grand chiet, Mr. A. Kalstrom, Grand | Councillor Maupin, Past Grand Tempiar J, R. Mahoney, Grand Vice Templar Carrie Sher- wood, Grand Secretary T. C. Spurgeon, Grand | Chaplain J. 8. Blackford, Grand rsbal N. L, | King, P.G.C.T., and District Deputy C, N, | Whitney, nee Deputy W. H. Hatch and the chief templar, Mr. Morris Thorne. er Filed an Affidavit Against Dr. Purvis. | James E. O'Shea, an old soldier, has filed at | the Interior department an affidavit charging | that recently when he went to the Freedman’s i | him to the hospital that Dr. Purvis refused to ive Mime, Mr, “O° thas Dr, | Purvis being the author | ment of the | pubi wouid not hay Julins Coates, 34 | Postmaster E. Prentisg Bailey of Uties, | Wascioaseect' | Observer that he has had ny time to devote to | W | the care of the post office, and has left it to the our astails the record of the ii spector who makes | gy ored Me: ) 21-60" Port mads by Gen. Crook and Lieut, Howard | wnitdaed cond’ upon the condition of the Apache prisoners at | 80d. ed with references. seloved to 709 Lat. u.w. in be made for locat- Ww WANT ED--HELP. _ 4132 it Laan a tien Maids, Seauistrens, Nursee, Bulders; Walters Drivers, Kiteb'n and Pantry Helpat once. DICKS, 613 7th ee fall-st ANTED— IMMEDIATELY — TWO SKILLED ods : aiso an Apprentice at Dee toe Waist Hai Apply at 1814 13th st. now, ANTSD — FIFTY Ladies for appearance raday at 11 is are : ANTED—A d CT AS CASH- who is declared to ® capable clerk, | W iat paved nan ‘oeahenton ‘Address in. but without ability 49 “direct The | owamuad writing EO. Saromee NSE | reaalt has been, according to the report of the TED —A WHITE GIRL TO DO CHAMBER Wirt “wae ie Washing and Irouime; te Apply 1310 Mass, ave. now. 1t* gmplove unde for hi “poaition Yor other | WASZED a Malye GIN, NEAT, QBLIGING are grossly fi Appl: Wednesday and i hurada: — or Silieer 10and 1 Oeiock to 1337 Pst aw. J - ANTED—A FIKST-CLASS OYSTER COOK other need apply : references required. HI 5 bet. n. ANTED—A SMART INTELLIGENT BOY ABOUT 14or is f age to work around » Drug store. Address WAL PRIS PHARMACY, our: 150b and irators | sta n.0. ANTED—A MAN AQCETONED TO THE CARE of horses and to generally userul Apply 1206 D at. 7 ANTED— TWO XPERIENCED Ww Mare ione for thecen 1° ANTED—A TIDY RESPECTABLE GIRL TO Sika Soy adT Dad a Serco ae a Baye it Apply nw. seis-3 ANTED—A COMPETENT CHAMBER MAID 10 MANGLE Assist with Plaiu Washing snd Ironing; refer- ences requi between 10 and 11 Wednes- day morning. “1206 18th st. nw pty we Must come well recommended. Apply 1 ANTED—A NEAT WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN- eral Housework ; no cooking, ee fronton: 2: WASTED-A Wowan TO COOK, WASH AND Irou fore small family ats railroad station near ygrbiuston, “Address, with references, N.N., 5 ce. ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 876; Wither ‘Malis eusen nea 1Sna Noes! 16 city or away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hauds; Col- Cooks, SAM'L A COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. V yy ANTED—WHITE WOMAN COOK; GERMAN Preferred; also s reliable Colored Girl for gen- bist Housework. Aeferences req |; 415 Bast ©: WASTED-TWO GOOD CANVASSERS—LADIES or Gentlemen—good salary aud comission. Ap- bly Room 14, Central Building, Pa. ave. and 9th st, pe wa TE! A SERVAN TO DO GENERAL House rk; must be @ Good Cook nights. Apply at 1415 ichode Islandave. — ja2 V AN. ED—A WHITE BOY FOR DINING ROOM General Housework: city references red. 1321 New Hampshire ave. n. V yANTED—At ONC: —BRICK YARD MEN WHO are willing to do and «upable of doing ali kiads of w ly work ean a roe ood ny WA OL fUN BRICK MACHIN 14th and Boundary ne. WE3STED-A G00D COOK, WHITE: BEST Teference requit Apply, verore 11 a.r. 18:51 Jeuerson place. F COLORED MA a RK RENT-TWO LANGE Wall FPUKNISHED 7 Waiting i a Pri- Koons with Board 1017 rly at L0Lé = = Bouse, . “aiise* a cS =a <W1iH BOARD IN PRIVATA PAM: reh HIGHLY EDUCATED EADY , Second Floor Brunt and Back vnarnicatieay orway, Position as Compas ° ; furuiebed of uufuruisued Prirate Secretary’ se nn raul ee yey or sued” 1311 Lith st ow be ferences c by the Swedish- | a... = FL EVERTH OF Kw In : wemngr ys: By My Bs OK RE 0 ELEVENTH ST NW. VEK an legation. “Address ASTID, Siar ufiice. Ricely Furmiteed Rave ont aera es Products fresh fron: the farm MES RIGGS. eae rED—A PLACE AS SLASS Cc = = private Faahee Ss eit S| FE NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS EN 10th st n.w. Good city refeccnees Att | ies arse kett cad gree ase Mepin.om, inst Moos, W Sd2 EDSALW ays Go To Dic > Nea Se Ne RN ot omen x Soachine! SGLY On Ew STFC = Maida, Nurses, Laundrene weitere treken FRA Gy Ok EN BUTTE Two com: thiscity referehoes 613 7thet aw. F pe a Pa ese —— ms Byars wont eure. i WARE RURL A SEST-CLASs DEFSS MAKER, | diem OK, Star ofice Selonwe! DRESS MAKAlS O35 Virsin one en oe ASAE 311TH ST, NW, FURNIS» RD, it Rooms - ANTED—POSITION AS FOREMAN IN PRINT. | eames in Office; conmderable experience in. all kir Ww Of printing; would not vlject to steady emp: JOR RENT O £ ROOMS Eimipostion. Address Wot Se Bee eae eS Besse EN Bes Peters [Skhand | Sth and Lan WANTED BY 4 FIRST-CLASS UPHOLSTERER inr—s "s = — Sie wageas ea ance, Gleady emusloymentat res. | JCOW, RENT SUITE OF TWO kyoMs | ty BL SOHWiEk: mons. ee Scout Boor. ab COmuiuuiceting Moone, 0 2 third Boor. I stnw., small fang. Jad Kh AND BASEMENT FLOORS, of Four Lance Koome well adapted ft « Pisce to do Chamberwerk and Waiting: none : All modern couventences, @1 per we. Bal d-s* but Sret-class family ueod call. ployer's, 1606 1Mtiet. new APPA at pre ANTED-BY A SOBER, STEAD \ W iored teat a pmo r ty STEADY YOU | J ANTED—BY A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN | ICKLY FURNISHED WakM Dereon < | Pow RENT_TWO N Call or sddress' CHARLES SLEVChON, SOT 3s | Ata" aay for gentlemen, # 1723 Hee stn in | hw dale W. NTED—~AT HEA) JARTERS — POSITION (OK KENT—ONE LARGE NICELY FUNKISHED for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Lagudress: Back Pas lor, also (wo other well f Loommat end Nurses, Seamstress; Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach- | /°W Tales, with or without board Apply 310 Cat = SAML A, COOMBS, 826 £ et Low as. pine dK KENT—UNFURNISHED—IWO OUMl Ou. MOULLEK exposure: O25 Be. nw, mn second Boor ain. FRE BENT WITH BOARD, TWO LALGE Com mumecating Koos, eecoud floor, euu' sure, references 143) eet aw NS KR KENT IN GEORGETOWN TW Bitatind Roane aoe Quired. Address HUME ¢. Stare JeR RENT—ONE LAGE PxosT Room ON Penn fide? be kta 2203E Room OF 20k KENT—i9e2 1 st. NW, Furnished Parlor snd Bea oom V ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE COLORED | of sdareas'D Liberty ot uw betwee Late ad 1508 | W and Boundary sin" ame Waeeaey A YOUNG MA Butler or Vaiet; willing to t ences, Address Box 11, Star offic WASTED-A YOUNG Laby Wo! ‘self useful in any de sud bonesty Is deured ence, &., apply 1206 F at, WARTEDISITUATION 15 by » Young Man with | Ks ® D MAKE HE! yartment where intelligence air ret RE. ATE OF- three years experience With large pleasant bath, ope Brepiac in office work (not goverumeut); best references. Ad- | best, house wew abd hreticlees cular. drean BUSINESS f Star odice Soi | jase en WANLEDSSITUATION BY DRUG CL KK. T., LAR ¥ geaduate in pharmagy ; good references, Address ‘also Tis ours E. ‘tar oftice, = Ja 0-5" a th wes Waste XPT ATION | Mufuruisbed, southern exposure, Writer and Amender in Pacent Cases desires © Permenent Posidon with reliabie Patent Firm, is also | PYOK KENT—91] ISTH STN) WADDSOMELY good Stenoerapher and @ apid’ Typewriter. Box | M’ and Arusticaly Fuctished Chatter oo teat oe 20, Star office. BAB-3t*” | geoouid docrm aimete or eu sutte of two ur more \WASTED—SITUATIONS FOR COOKS (MALE | PS\h; Rose: Coublete and Gret-cines in snd Female), Waiters, Drivers, ¢ Panions, _ — Hourenen, Sales Ladies, Clerks, Soles Men, Py {OK RENT—FURNISHED—ONE LARGE } Kc u Hair Dressers (experienced), and One Back and Two Hail Mooms, Would peut Maids URN HAM": Ab a sila nie. I'S, 1110 Gs Wadi) DIEMPLOVE aushed Hihiy Keconn also Well-tramed Bervants of ay i charge. CITY INTELLIGENCE UF ct bac Joe UR REN MU; TEACHER.—A LADY ble ot Teaching Music can have Hai ious, with use of piauo day time, tor da Teasouabie price. Address D.AN., Star uflice. Bgk, BEXT (Pots ELEGANT koOMs, SECOND low; two pariors; private fantly, furuished: Gouble Corner house, South aud ast inouts, Day Ww dows; open erates, ref. required. 1101 Kaw. g0-12t for lyut housekeeping. O11 F st. uw. ;_ best references. th st inemes at del 7 8 LL BEF UR- ical Applicants; mality’ without Ck. 711 Gu, ED-AT ONCE—A YOUNG V ADY WELL ENT—KOOMS AND BOAKD—130 East ‘ated desires 4 Position as Clerk or Copyist t dwo L Furuiaued Counecting Salary moderate, Good resvrences, Ad “ E ne Amid . wid VEKNiSS TU TAKE Little “Ones and teach wo-uLe; Ob bd four; en suite rior, good New Engiand tal) cos Invaerate, dal7-4) iy FURNISHED APART- ary atoly, stating terms, BUSINE: W AN2ED-Posttion As Gi Mother's Place With ors apleu je also Bac did locat. lish brauches and Music to Ulder Ones. Tern Jac Counectical avenue; also Per month and beard; references Call 1017 10th | in anuex, suite of parior aud three chambers. ‘fret, clans cate one Connectious 15-60 Ww ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE: in swali family ‘at nicht and good city references. x ANTED—A FILST-C) or German preferred. Jazo-2e* ae W23XTED-A FIKST-CLASS BOOK KEEPER one with experience and satisfactory refereuces. Addiess Lox 29, Star office. E wast ED-TWO GOOD CANVASSEKS oR LASS COOK, SWEEDISH Address Box'17, Star office Ki F —iHE BEKKETT, 1405 si. 3 Haudsome Koos, eiugle oF ki suites, with private Lath; vest attendance, fare for roomis, Address B. U. Box = moderate price. W ASTED-IN FIRST WARD—THRED OR FOUR -Unturnished Kooms, with leat and light for lieht Something New; will pay wood salary and com- | housekeeping; permanent if suited. terns moderate: iT mE AND Dw Mission to sinart ageut. ‘C.D, ALDELSON & CU. | uni wife ehi'two childesn Metereins Pees B0ha MENS STORE AND, DWELLING. qe —— = ~ ae fice. wd tover twenty years); will be reuted low. NTED—A SETTLED WOMAN, 51 TED—BY TWO LADIES, TWO U - Gas 101d «ie, asa Cook and General House Keeper for & thishied roots bet G and wenn ave, uch — ip Tee 101H Si. NW. Family of Turee; seven roous; Engr ae) Egy yor Sos Address ALC.K, Star othe. —_ Dwel-ing isu n. n Cleandy aid tidy 1B Work AU Perens toate attend | WWANTED-TO KENT UNFURNISHED FLaT, | kou-st RG CAMABatae e and peraou; heathy. aule and U St» 4 rooms; in good loeaiity; Willine to keep us directed such a hoUse by Februacy (OR KENT—LARGE STORE BUILDING, 5218 Mi Food order without unin, aud uo callers: dt well | State price aud aires FLATS, star oiice. jest st | WORN IALGE STORE BUILDING, S216 i unified aud willine to accept the contition WANSLED— BY 4 GENTLEMAN A SUITE oF | _Jalb-sr" GG PAINE AC tell yent and refed woman my Bud in tht Rooma, composed of a Parlor, Sleeplug Koom and | 3 - fortablc home, Address ‘by letter, Sr. S_ hoor BU, | Beth woe Spmpoeed of s ‘Address, with tertns, Pere pae ot ee LARGE STOKE AND CeLLaR Comoran Dubting. city, uaniiw wares desired and | Rasromen Pande” | Ad sth ot. nw ea _,nom occupied aa wiving references, Which will be looked up. — ja 20-3t* ose, So, rent cet Mourners y ANTED— DUNDOKE'S” EMPLOYMENT due BU- ted by, ladies —Aleu and Women or all kinds of domestic Isbor, city AN-ED—A RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TO DO General House Work in a Family of Two; must stay mints: cued rete Tequired; wages $12, Cail afters: pean, today. “1114 Sib nts wwe JLMeSe WWANTED-a GOOD GIRL FoR GENEKAL Housework Soe, mo.; more if satistectory, FRUZ HEKZUG, 2035 Kot. aw. LSS" 1800. Apr FOR RENT—OFFICES. 7 JOR KENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE KOOMS—613 F st, south front, low rent to pormanent ten. a ‘e J /ESK ROOM; BEST LOCATION IN the city; rent $10. imo HEKHON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. n.w, FOR SALE—MISCELLANEO OR SALE—A NICE YOUNG HORSE, ONE SID © Buggy; very cheap it sold atouce. 8. CCA th sud D ste. sw. Jar A GUOD CUAL CART. ae CAN BE BEEN PLUMLEYS PLANING cor. North Capitol aud D sta uw. Apply at uformation reyerding the same. P 3. A. PLUMLEY. Mull a tor 4 }21- V ANTED— WHITE AND COLORED COOKS; saauids, Nurses, Waitres-vs, Feutry, -tore loom, Ri Lape Farum aud ath Ha Simp and Swe- Gish Woluen). Bawgage Koon, 1 unk, stored. Opl-6 | “BURNHAM'S, 1110 Geta. ANIED—A WHITE BUY Tu ASSIST DLIVIN 4 Light Business Wagon. Address, with refer- ences, Box 8, Star oth 1 V ANTED—HELP—HOU Wom AMBE! maids, Gris, Boys aud Sober Men for ail busi- bess, Pleasunt homes and good wages, pee for Government tion prepared, CITY INieLil- GENCE OF FIC! u.W. jadi st® pL AND © RED CUOK: 5 “i ers, Coach ag ens af All bunds with good refercnees. THE ON. 617 ot NAL £MPLUYMENT OFFICE, — sa TO DO GENERAL HOUSE Teguired. Apply at 1600 Jal8-3e* ANTED — MODELS — MEN AND WOMEN (White), to Pose as Models in the Corcoran Schvol Ww of Art. Appiy to the instructor b-tween 11 aud 12a ma, at the Corcorsn Art Gallery, 17th and Pa. ave. dilo-lw WANTED--HOUSES. __ ANTED—LIGHT OR TEN SMALL HOUSES racash customer. Must be in guod shu bP PLANT S&S AURPIN, dafe Deposit bu. Join st, aud New Lore ave, wazl-te Wak Reon Chass FUR for quiet he daughters, uw waving local x WASTED — A SMALL WELL-BUILT HOUSE: owner to deal with preferred; price not over PP and | &. ase yive number and location. Address O. vltice. Jaid-se —A LADY WITHOUT CHILDREN Smail Furnished House. Will take ; quired and ¢: Jald-. Ketereuce re fice, "He oy BLUE ANTED—1O PU Por 10 rooms: me ‘OR CASH, A HOME ; northwest: not to e: agents. Adilress, with Jalo-se® W ceed 810,000 oF $1 L,U00; particalars, Box 4, Star office, ann p uo W ANLED—TO PUROWASE HOUSE AND LOIN orth western part of city costing from e4.u Si $3,000 to 00. eat L., Star office, Jal b-at* W siciirebie' Houses: int alt partaot theese ANIED—FOK IMMEDIATE Nia buy at ouce if price is right, 4. SLAKGAKDTAR, ols isthe. — ‘ald Want, AVE CLIENTS FOR SEVEN, ie icon 8,000 t0 98,000" promt purchaos costing Irom bf 3 ¥ cl buiteds BF. GILBERT © COs, O20 Fst. aw. jell-ln WANTED—LOTS. ANTED—OF OWNER ONLY —LOTS NEAK pater cio eestor itch in ce perk a east, or A. &-) land ave. eas! SLD; DO agen! Address Bux 15, star offic — Ja20-5t* WASTED Ue PROVED PROPERTY IN ALL parts of the city for immediate investuent. Miwee transaction if price sults. L. STAKRGALUINB, GLS Toth at. jal4-3m WASTED WE DESIRE THREE LOTS 1) wo porthwest, 17 to it. wide, to cos! 5,000. B. #. GLBERT & CU, =) jeli-im t from Fata WANTED MISCELLANEOUS AD —CONSTIPATION 1 OSITIVELY W ‘iralby whine Glark's Ocnatipesion Cure. rhs ing renurkubly good Jaxative, besus prepared from ts and vegetabies, Cun be taken freely. (Nomer tere) Hee mmended by best physiciaus. Axency, itt Howine Drug Store. jait-iin W ee TED—H. BAUM Oy Rint hag eg ces for Secoud-hand Puruiture, Carpets. und Feathers. Entire, Howsobolds 's specialty: address 219 7th st. ow. jsls Waet ee re le Man, who. wi mont or it use ‘Address Bux "357, Uity Fost uthoe. 3818-<3t° = —— = — WASZED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- tureof every description aud guantys TRSTON, Jo15-1m ‘37 7th at, haw. VANTED-STOCKS OF MEKCHA: tore Fixtures; cash and fair value, f15-1m 636 \WWANTED-—PICTURES TO COPY (ANY 8I ANTED. * colors dren. ED-LADIES, TRY “OK. Witte cure for female disease ANGE BLOSSOM." 3; also Dr. McGill's ures Malaria: 10U doses #1 ‘Bood Puriner,” 3 sat ples tree. Mis Fo A. BAILEY, en Ast, S17 A Be. 3610-Lm* NIED — HORSES TO EP — KELPING Horses Winter and Summers Specielty. Onler box PRICK'S Stables, $11 6th st. mw. Farm 7t Suules from city, Terms $10 per mouth, ’. CLARK, Slixo, Md. a Wires Pable’ Goods, Zoe, per Cool Ze. per pound, Warranted not to get stroux ( Bier GSS) tor oue month, or money retunded. dere" or “oll ip tues bu get te Deets wick pipet cee Mek Ratt nope ccs er Murkot to for _ fore tavor uy inclosing thets orders in vealed exivel- fevodrmatunl protection, ‘Ihereby ‘warn’ unscrupt. SAL —STOCK AND FIXiUKES OF A Bakery aud Coufectiovery; good house, store and Teut Guod reasous for slung. Addins iS AND house : in good order; JOR SALE- FURNITURE, CARPE’ u PB Ciratas of newly torehotinee hae Bouse torrent Lies going to bi ce. February 1; ousekeeph ___ MONEY TO LUAD, _ cLE ANG. EY TO LOAN IN LARGE ; Werkes ty RORSE, SOUND AND GENTLE, | julb-tu” “ “B.w. cor. ith sud F etn uw, Ber sigauge fortum. Tnguiressid thet orat GHEEA'S | MONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP. es, 6-0 GW. 321 pope reg TLE & LUTHERYORD. KR SALE—A THOKOUGHBRED DAK is-im* Horse, kind, sound and gent a 1307 F st iw, . pe” drivel ONeY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND 8M. y soca 1Sta Sue Nee ea Mistigeest tse tal tanate Security Ado Wasnt Sue of $4,000 aun Bt b percent Fs SALE — CHEA! A HANDsv) delb-iw mUTCHIN BULKLAN & 0V., 1405 Fat. with Pole and shafts. Apply to 1328 N. 4 4 aca Ja20-30' Tie ESTATE NVESTMENT. EAS U. 8. BOUNDS. JOK SALE—PAIR FINE. PU PPIES, THREF - &: " Foincuths cia: cheep, bGHwID'e Bed Stones SUX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLE, 12th st. usw. ee Se IN SUMS $100 70 €1,000. TOR SAL! FIXTURES, GOOD WILL, &., SMALL PREMIUM CHAKGED S ed Grocery aud Liguor Store 4u the u.w. ; guod Reasons for scililig. Apply to SAS. H. BELLS: cor. 10th and al sta, tow. dato.3e ok, SALE—PATENT OFFICE OFFICIAL GA. zette. complete; aiso the Kearly ludex, complete from 1872. Address H. HUNTER, ‘Stur office. ja is-3° OK SALE—A SQUARE 5! 0000-10 LOAN 00 ON REAL FSTATR _SU0__fMal4\__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, We HAVE MONEY TO LUAN AT ALL TIMES EVEN OCTAVE PIANO . yond time Sopcsee i s dno delay beyond tii prepare papers, if tn vood cuud.tion; price resonable, Inquite ai | security is wood DEEBLL, Davin & 1010 Mass. ave. u.w. win-se — ae oo: Li —ONEBEAI PUL UPRIGHT, H. Jor OxtY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT (Fiull a We ¥ Reered cape Exquisite!) fluished UU : sec ur! taves, A to C combination, solid enstaved aud iret work | > MW e3tb upstate “Rn WARNER GeO p-Lels ot Unique desiku; elegantly desticned pilasters, Jado 216 ¥ st. Dow. atid carved; Queen Aube trustes, o” eretruug scai. three stilnies, Ivory keys, epeatuug action, hunces, micke! plated ruil ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL PSi ATE, BON » CoML NOUS . Price | SUM or listed stocks, interest in estates or oiler ey av, full iron frame. $300; €10 cash and $10 per mouth. A eccurity, at lowest rates, tu suns from B50 mu. fiteo Wonca & Cu, 623 7th at. at “etin M.A Pica, 141% Sew Piano Agents, X ONLY TO LOAD AL LUWeet harks = Proved Keai katate Security. Lacwe sauouul Brewst al Also, as Awents of the Uuited Security 5 uranees Co, of Fulladelphia, be repaid on’ iustalment « did oruer; oriinaliy ia suis to suit, to thaw bali its uret cost, plan, with or wit iw, An Octayou tront Coupelet in perfect running order, | ste iusuruice “Paynieute Lo or built, Uy “Brewster Co.’ to. or kare lyao, SMITH SS Fist.” 276m suitsbie tor one ‘horse atid makes elther su opsu or ‘ I 0 cigned carrie wil: be wold ut the ow price of Goon. | AA GHEY 20 104s Je Sv Coupeiet, ver as pele, Very lage mu ts Lew, Joyce make; was built to order for $1,000; will be sold for dust ohe-half tuat aunount. A Laudauiet; seats iour inside; by one of the beat Pilludelphia uiakers; belongs to private party who is ‘anxious to sell; has put it at the low price of $400. A Full Leather Landau; s good honest job. large and omy, suitable tor receptions and paruies; built by Peters of London, price ouly $150. ANDKEW J. JOYCE'S SONS’ FACTORY, FRA « SLOO OOO, s1255"s Sina ou an Lows on MNS ae ot PARKER, 1418 Fat, y ONLY TOLOAN ON MEAL EDIALL AI Lo want oe: is 5 Se SCE CT TT ee OS eae ee ee POE SALE OB PRINTING OFF -Ch, Wain | d11-3m _ : ee he eee ae eae 2 fONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SULT ON KEAL geusun given for seiling. Address CHANCE, Star ot | arity iat 5% OR SALE— ae wai Ra niin soaker Ge F A SPLENDID BARGAIN, DMGSEE TO IOKS ON BT0CKS, BORDs, Goo A Beautiful Toned and Handsome Rosewood square | “Si, 55, ta: Piano, with richly carved legs and lyre: in elegant - ‘ condition and perfect order; cau be cought for oul ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 BULl, ¥ 175, 10 cash and $10 iueuthly GH pare for; baud $1,000 up Et araty. souie, stool wud, cover included; fully wuaranieed, st | “ad ACKER & GADSBi, 1008 F stn. THE PIANO EXCHANOR WARE Rooms | ft, Wait at huge cua prin, nue mertieted gla 913 Feoneyiveniaove, _ | 2 St Fe ee Ae OnE Acee JOR SALE— ae - FULL VALUE GIVEN OBEY 20 LOA. For your old Square Piauo im exchange fora NEW M's Sts From 8500 UPWARD, BRADBURY Uric, valance paysvie ¢1U monthly AT THE LOWEST gate OF INTEREST rc “Nall F. G, SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Ok SAPE-THE LARGEST STUCK OF “Car R. 0. HOLTZMAN. Tiages, Coupes Daytons and Busivess Warons in Corer 10th and F ste. n.w, both now aund sorted hand: feresth ero tae eo ONEY TO LOAN ew phd-hsud, for cash or on : PEVER's, Suen of the Horse, 400 Pa ave. a7 ‘Cp Approved keal Security, 1B lowest raves thus J isdee es Oo loxé F st. ow, VK SALE—AN Eli GANT CHICKEKING PIANO, full iron frume; overstrume, and iu gov order Abe pnoe wall wucpriseyou WFEIFPER & CONLUEE, 514 dithst. 2. My ONEY TO LOAN FoR SALE-XOUNG PARHOTS, MOCKING Bike r= Ta) baad 7 Mi, Fuk baw Canarcs, Caves, Goluflies, Aquanmius, Fish Foud, | “Uy ‘Pepneylvaiia avenue, pra ‘ood and = — 's Dog i lediciues. Send for Jilus. agen ice List. CH MLD 's: Cute: Bird Sture, $17 lznw, ON KEAL ESTATE On ¥, omast rates of in ua s hogs weg terest , 10 FPORSA28 Ob RENT-NEW BRICK STABLE IN | “rig "S89 OFC“GREEN, 303 7th at. mw. aeeys peter po a Tag ot 4 MOSBY FO Doas On eAL ExEATE AT Low & ss 0-2 Ok SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE quires no boiler, avoids all ve ; thd prise hae” beShieh ph o6 foal, Hand for cirouls ERSONAL au 3 SARL Tike POR SALEINPORTED GERMAN — ANAM PERSONAL = —= rds. heap at the BIk! IVIL - SERVICE Qu . STOKE, 1183 7thetaw. 8 HANTBALCHT. nos-aue | (UYT > SERY od tue —— }OR SALE—CARKIAGES, WAGONS AND _BUi OW. FLa aR, re. EAE Re ee COUK &JAHBOR | Ja8-1m’ bouthiwest cor. sth WAKH'N DANENH( ap24 Buecessor to DANENHOWEK & BON. 1115 Fat, —_—_—_oe——_—e——— pad EA a 8 N Weta et Zane WE infin A FO! SALE-MONEY TO LO. Ri ’ me ae ; within tbo Ducerict of Otters pony yp a Gress oc call et JUBLa'D 8 Gleb interest, ik suis wauit, ~~ GhO. W. LINKING. | Bee awit d5-3ur . 10th and H ste. nw. 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