Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1890, Page 2

al 2 = Telegrams to The Star. Notes of laterest. ANOTHER MOUNTAIN STORM] wirs. Isaac Henderson of Wo. 1612 Rhode | 222% Island avenue callers in her ful home y: Trains Blocked in Colorado by | Gstne*wnc is's the hostess in her “atentions, Mra. of fine Sand and Snow. Routers Bee clare soltection paint Gen. and Mrs, Spinola had their rooms at the Arlington crowded yesterday afternoon for WOMEN SADERS IN MISSOURI. | their closing reception of the season. Mrs. thetr reception for which cards were issued = Spinola is © rich costume of velvet and silk Sx tomanree ine gaa wees are eerie ie ert who | Mrs, MeFalls and daughter hold their last re- The North Dakota Lottery Lobby Having | ¥%* b/s point : desprit, Miss Bluckbupn in gray silk, Miss Good Time. Delay econ fe Salty cam ene Henderson | Mra, Dr. M. F. Finley, 1928 I street, will be a in white silk gauze. Gen. Spinols’s staff of as- | at home tomorrow afternoon to callers for the Sed Tavase of New Tork city Gol Mr ores | ae eee SOUTHERN NEGRO COLONISTS MOBBED of Loog Island did valiant service in proffering oe = -_ motes bave returned the delicacies of the t$ble to the hosts of callers ~ oe orem ~ who made the the most largely at- oe Neil paella rey eo LOTTERY QUESTION. tended of the jursday Om account death unele, —_ pong The tes given by and Miss Walthall | Admiral a will be at home to her North Dakota People Afraid It Will Jorter day afternoon from 4 to 7 in their Rhode Come Up Again Before Long. island avenue home was « truly delightful saat affair. The salon drawing room and the dining | visiting Miss Biswancx. N.D., Feb. 12—Notwithstanding | room were thrown into one t and were | her home the fact that the lottery bill was killed Monday, | brilliantly illuminated for occasion, Mrs, - Walthall stood within the drawing room door to there is an uneasy feeling that it will come up oar hear eo ‘< vere attack of 4 constantly by agai in some other form. either in this legis- | Fine “satin trimmed witha trier aa ae hor bedside her daughters, Mrs. 8 eee lature or in future sessions. Its champions are | Mrs, Senator Gray, who stood near to assiat in = sf e - Rot so badly down in the month as one would | receiving the company, wore a becoming toilet | _ Miss Twiggs and Miss Turpin will neturally suppose they would be after their | of black thread made over black satin. | morrow with Mrs. Senator Davis, Mrs. Judge Hoge aided the hostess in a gown of black satin trimmed with jet fringe and lace. Walthall, who is a great ernshing defeat, or, if they are, they certainly guard their feelings with extreme caution, Champagne is being freely dispensed among the menabers and the friends aud enetwies of the measure are together indulging in an up- rearious good time. Ex-Senator Spencer, the feats! by her father, wh advanced in literary matters, “if 0 is one of the most high ai of the lottery people. being ap-jreceived the er learne Americans in New York. she ohaniee of porter ad aw a something of admirers throughout the afternoon, Miss specks terse languages perfectly and will no took an esrdy train for St. Pan! yesterday morn- | Lucile Blackburn in wood brown silk, Miss | doubt be au able acquisition to Washington eo- ing. Nothihg is known of his future plans, Bate in blue tulle, Miss Jennie a eg Miss ciety. — Stockdale of Virginia, Mrs, Chew in biack point WOMEN CRUSADERS. A Missouri Town All Broken Up by War on its Saloons. Wesprit, Mrs, Wilkins in yellow brocade, and Miss Elliott formed a corps of efficient aids on duty in the dining room. The table was deco- rated with tulips and shaded candelabra, and a high tea was served from the board, A flowing bowl of punch contributed somewhat to the geniality of = occasion. et wee present and was presen’ yy Mra, hall to many of the ladies. Among those at were Mrs. Dawes, Mrs. Dolph, Mra, ‘kburn. Mrs. Quay, Admiral Russell, Mr. aad Mrs, Outhwaite, Mrs. J. G. Carlisle, Mra. Wm. Carlisle, Mre, Joa M. Farquhar, Mr. Ack- lan, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Morrison. Mra, Mul- lett, Mrs. Piera, Mra, a Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Bryan, Judge and Mrs. Kelly, Miss Kelly, Mavroyeni Bey, Gen. J. C. Biack, Minister Roustan, Mra. Clitton Breckinridge and Mr. nd Mrs. Upshur. Mra, Senator Squire will receive callers to- morrow in her private parlor at the Arlington. Mrs. A. B. Mullett will be at home to callers on Friday of this week and will have with hi Mrs. Riera, her guest, Mrs. F. P. Gross, Miss Chenowith, Miss Bryan and Miss Boyle. Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln entertained a small com- George E. Adama. Larmor, Mo., Feb. 12.—The women’s cru- sade here against the saloons forms the only subject of conversation. One of the saloon men whose place was demolished bas filed an affidavit charging the seventy-five women who participated in the crusade with riotous con- duct and confiscation of private property. The prosecuting attorney has been asked to resign, but he refuses and says he will issue warrants for the arrest of everybody as fast as the affidavits are filed. Unlimited backing has been guaranteed the ladies and they sneer at the idea of being arrested. The people are determined that no harm shall come to a single woman. Everybody is exe ted and the situa- tion is a dangerous one. Unless wise counsel prevails fears of trouble are momentarily ex- pected and the entire state is awaiting devel- opments. her sixth birth Ef —— who took in the AtLee, Hensey, rison, Birge, Taylor and Park also ga and unicycle = th THEIR FIRST CASE. northwest. The y at @ tes on Monday in honor of Mrs. Wm. | tings —— Wie iss Ti becomi: ic talent. Amon; St. Paul Never Had a Breach of Promise | (/ihrop... Mise Tiffany, in ¢ Pecoming gown of | eeotk, Mee, Wilson, Suit Before. Porter poured the tea. Among those present | Pardoe and Miss Friedman. were A Sr. Pact, Feb. 12. —Miss Tart of White Bear Lake will get 22,000 from Dr. Roman of St Panl because the doctor would not marry her after having promised todo so. Dr. Roman was on the stand nearly all day yesterday and told his side of the case, maintaining that hie postponements of marriage were made in good faith and that he was Preparing to get married when the suit was broug! The court room was crowded. This was the first breach of promise case ever tried in Ramsay county. ——__ DEATH IN THE STORM. ‘The Sand and Snow Storm in Colorado Monday Last. Dexver, Cor., Feb. 12.—All trains from the east and south were delayed by Monday night's storm from three to twenty hours. Tho snow was not heavy. but was mixed with sand. Con- sequently it was impossible to use plows, and miles of track had to be cleared by band shovel- ing. ASanta Fe freight train was wrecked near Pueblo by colliding with a boxcar that had been blown from a side track, but no one \\wwis seroaaly injared, Se A party of young people living in Colorado a bad s thrilling adventure Monday. ‘They left the city early fora day's picnicking in Cheyenne canon. At the hour of starting it ‘was like a June day. A storm came upon them suddenly and grave fears were entertained b; their friends. Searching parties were out all night, but without success. Yesterday morn- ing word came that they had found refuge ina ranch building. Several of the party suffered from exposure, but none of them are in dan- wer. The searchers were not so fortunate, as several of them were badly frost-bitten, J. E. Webster, a contractor of Denver, lost his hfe Monday night in the blizzard. He had been out in the country on business, and, re- turning Was Overcome, sank down in a drift and was frozen to death. The body was discovered yesterday. Iti not thought the loss to stock will be heavy, owing to the short duration of the iral and Mra. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs, Hornsby, Mrs, Hitt, Capt. Mrs, Mrs. Swann, Mrs. Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. Barney, Miss Batcheller and her guest, Miss Cramer, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Field, Miss Whitney, Miss Edie, Miss Lang- horne, Mrs. and Miss Mullan, Miss Beach, Gen. Robertson, Mr. Acklan, Miss Shepard, Mr. Du- laney of St. Louis, Lieut. Mohun, Lieut. Sulli- van and Mr. Frank Gordon. The K street receptions were gay and numer- ous yesterday afternoon. The waning of the season is not perceptible a that beantifal boulevard on a bright Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Webb held the second of her February receptions. The long salon was = by lamps shaded with pink, blue and old rose silk shades that shed @ soft radiance through the room, while from the hail the sunlight streamed in through the portieres of the wide open door. Mrs. Webb wore a becoming toilet of black satin trimmed with silver fringe and a scarf of silver brocade; Mrs, Beall, her mother, was in black velvet; Mrs. Seaton Perry wore a prin- cesse gown of pompadotr silk; Mra. Harper was in dark silk and lace; Miss Hyatt wore a dainty gown of blue silk striped gauze; Miss Coit was in white silk, and Misa Blackburn in pale gray silk, This corps of accomplished | assistants found their office no sinecure, for the | handsome rooms were thronged all the after- noon. In the second drawing room stood a | huge bowl of champagne punch, a deliciously refreshing beverage. The dining room had a superbly garnished table; the center picce of maiden hair ferns was fringed with spikes of white hyacinths, and the many branched ean- del .bca wer? capped with shades of pink gauze. Sal.ds, hot oysters, ices and confectionery were served during all the afternoon houra. Mrs. Scranton, with Mrs. Thurlow and Mrs. Meylert, stood in the drawing room of No. 13: K street and gracionsly received a host of visi tors yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Scranton was in black lace. Mrs. Thurlow in violet satin and gauze and Mrs. Meylert wore a trained prin- cease robe of black velvet embroidered in gold. In the dining room Miss Scranton, in a low sleeveless bodice of black velvet worn with skirts of silk, made and poured tea. Miss Mey- lert, in a black toilet enlivened with crimson Raum, jr. Miss Israel, Miss 1816 13th street. those present were Mr, and fon, Dora Metzler, Mr. Geo, Th Sup Waket Massachusetts avenue, party. Cabell, Miss Inyalls, Mise Bi Miss Bowers of New Hi ceive with Mrs, 8. C. Pomer 15 14th ite, Varells, Mrs. Senator Dizon will hold her last formal reception at the Arno tomorrow efternoon, She will be assisted by Miss Olcott and Mrs. Mary Anderson, the younger daughter of Hon. C. L. —— ot nape ving = poms lunch” ioe number of her with much grace by the brightand m right an hostess, @ - The Crescent cycle club gave their second entertainment last evening at McCauley’s hall, which was @ very enjoyabl |, celebrated street pretty little le affair. Among entertainment were Mor- Childs. Mr, Harr: y an exhibition of fancy bicycle ding. The entertainment was followed by a dance, which lasted till a late A most delightful lunch was given yesterday by Mra, Fred Grimm at her home, 1211 T street and table set- were fine specimens of the hostess’ ar- those present were Mrs, ire. Wm. For, Mra, C. 8. Mrs. Green B. Raum gives a reception today from 4 to 7 to meet Mr. and Mrs. Green B. Mra. A. P. Crenshaw, jr., assisted by Miss Crenshaw, Mrs. Robert Israel of Brookl; and Miss Lola Mc- Mra, A. Thom; Neir, will hold her dase reception tomorrow at Mra, Dall of 1603 0 street hopes to be able hereafter to see her friends as usual on Friday afternoons and Monday evenings. A birth night party was given by Mrs. C. H. Crocker in honor of her guest, Miss Lottie Wakefield of Baltimore, at her residence, 1110 22d street, last night. The house was filled And most temptngiy spread. suppor and epent most ead wi 8] an altogether ot cejoyable se “Among |. Thom , and Mre, George Gale, Misses Ella a Daisy Thompson, Misa Susie Armour, Miss jompson, Mrs. A. L. plee, Mr, Frank McNantz, and Mr. Walkins field, Mrs. C. K. Davis will give her last reception tomorrow afternoon at her residence, 1428 A party from the White House, consisting of Mr. and Mra. McKee and Miss Dimock, went down the Potomac today on Mr. Bateman’s yacht Meteor for a visit to Fort Monroe, Nor- folk and Richmond. Mr. John W. Thompson and Miss Thompson of this city were also in the Mrs. Chas. McLaran and her daughters, Mrs, Lucas and Miss McLaran, will receive tomorrow at the Shoreham from 3 to 6 o'clock. Miss Soule gave a pink luncheon yesterday. Tho guests were Mrs. Carbaugh, Mrs. Andrews, the Misses Mendonca, Mile. de Kermel, Miss low, Mias Hutch- inson and Miss Carroll of Baltimore. mn, Conn., wi ‘oy tomorrow. ill re- The Misses McNulty of 1738 I street will not be at home tomorrow. but will receive their friends informally during Lent. storm. i - ; There was avery pretty wedding yesterday ——_——— Porras perros ays im dispensing the | «+ the residence of Mr. Geo. C. Maynard, on NEGRO IGRATION, coche - 19th street, when Mise Edna Long Maynard, - A reception that attracted most of the soci- youngest daughter of Dr. Edward Miceeed the North Carolina Whites Trying to Pre- ety young Reople in the city was that held by | inventor, was married to Mr. Edwin Quacken- vent It and Mobbing the Agents. Lieut. and Mrs. R. M. G. Brown, who were ‘as- | bush Lasell of Troy, N.Y. The youthful bride oe sisted by Miss Grace Davis, Miss Ashford, Miss | was lovely in white mouseeline de » with Ratusog, N.C., Feb, 12.—R. A. Williams, who | Anna Wilson, Mrs. F. N. Taylor, Miss McCeney, pearl necklace, and carrying a boquet of lilies Miss Gouverneur, Miss Studebaker of Indiana, Miss Greer and Miss ‘ott. Mrs. Brown was ina dainty dress of white silk and lace; is chief of the labor agents at work in North Carolina, reports that he alone has sent 22,000 negroes out of the state. He says he has never | Mise Davie in flowered autumn leaf foulard; ‘Yet put s negro on the train without having a | Miss Ashford in pale silk and Tarkish jacket of home and labo: contract providel for him, | black velvet embroidered with gold; Miss Gou- He has demands for 5,000 more negroce. verneur was in lilac silk gauze; Miss Wilson in Monday and Tuesday wore the most exciting | black Brussels net. ang Miss Studebaker in pink the labor agents have ever experienced. They | Silk veiled with Leyes net; viedo | wore say that notices of warning are posted at sev- | * becoming toilet of pale pear! silk and lace. eral towna. One man was driven away while | A tea table in the dining room was spread with he was endeavoring to get toa school honse full | ™4BY dainties and Miss Goaverneur made and of negrocs. There are two from the far south | Poured the tea; and Sgr el erat bard soem = still at work there securing negroes. The white | the rear, where a fire of sea mare Rev. Dr. Dot laynard, the artist; Dr. Misses Marie and York, Mr. and Mrs. we ie G. Hatch, H. Lasell, Misses Gi ———e 1» Misses Marion gre ite Hatch of Rochester, N.Y., Mr. race and of Troy, and Mise Maris of West Chester, Pa. lames L, of the valley. There were no bridesmaids, a little niece of the bride acting as maid of honor. las of St. John's performed the ceremony and the bride's father gaye her away. Only the relatives and most intimate friends of the young couple were present. Among the ests from out of town were Mr. George W. Neo D. Be ei Maynard of New Mrs. and Mar- and Mrs, es Lasell people, they say, do not Propose to have the by al gon ied ong: of ore ts — Mra. Senator Blackburn and the Misses Black- Pala pee ae Tee om, when, the crops are | trough the rooms, usually ‘resigned them se | DUED Will not receive tomorrow. the care of the coterie that pt in the den, as it is called. Mrs. Brown, who is the deugh- terof ex-Senator Davis, isavaluable ac: ne tion to society here, asshe is gifted with» charming manner of her visitors and of has the rare tact of aking Me friends feel at home in her house, A pretty wedding took place yesterday after- | 2 Catcsco, Feb. 12—Judge Wing, W. S. For- | noon at St, Patrick's church. The friends of Fest and Dan Donahue, attorneys for the cou- | Miss Minnie Quinn and Mr. Beaty 5. Keilor views Dan Coughlin. Martin Barke and Patrick | ““°™ ¥ counties are greatly stirred up and some agents have been threatened with lyuching. ——— THE CRONIN CASE. A Bulky Bill of Exceptions Made Up to Secure a New Trial. ir marriage. As i SISTORICAL The Commissioners have DISTRICT GOVERNMEN 4 eoy want! which the bridal party entered the church the famil- afford to the odusinistra i ‘O'Sallivan, delivered to States Attorney Longe- | iar strains of Mendelysohi wedding march | trict municipal affairs which would s necker yesterday afternoon their bill of excep- | were evoked from the organ by Cora = ibe ‘oy thous to the ruling of the court and verdict of the jury in the Cronin case, on which they will ay to the Supreme Court for a writ of error. ill is a bulky one of 6,000 pages. It will take the state’s attorney two weeks, probably, Gerisb, « former schoolmate of the bride. ‘The bride and groom were preceded up the aisle by the maid of honor, Mae Gensler, the bride’s cousin, a little miss of seven.’ The ceremony was ter, expense is to be revenues. Banes, six brick d its publication at public expense if of ‘such Je ey the Distriet borne b; BUILDING PERMITA were issued todey as follows: Charles "Pace oan to 528 Spruce Ez. : A eed by Para’ — a ; who gave them his blessing. ¢ bride it Park; Mary ngrsed upon by" both’ cies, with whatever Se ae ee San ot Gray, faille | Han ats ‘cus frame dwelling, Souat Pleasaat; changes may be necessary. it will be certified | $i gloves to match, and a bonnet | 92,500. Broker, two brick dwellings, with pink flowers. She carried in her hand a large bouquet of La France roses tied with pink ribbon, The maid of honor wore a pretty Greek gown of white India silk and car- Tied ® bouquet of Marechal Niel roses. After Up to the Supreme Court by Judge McConnell. ——_—__ An Overstocked Market. Avpasy, N.Y., Feb. 12—A meeting of the dwelling, Shaunon 410 and 412 G street northenst; $2,500. Bakersmith, four frame dwellings, Spring county; $1,250. Michael Hannon, one frame Place, Anacostia, George road, eastern sasociation of light straw wrapping- | the ceremony the bridal couple paused int the oaisedap at Paper manufactarers was beld here yesterday, | vestibule of the church for a few minutes to | yl the notice Yesterday of the Rermit famed twelve mills being represented. he market | Fecelve the congratulations of their friends, | sn4219 North Capitol street the cost was er- 328, Teported ae over, supplied and business | They left on the evening train for Philadel- stated to be $1,500, instead of €15,000. dull. It was agreed that the manufacturing | Phis and on their return they will reside at ‘he application of Perry Talbert for a liquor shoald be stopped for s time. Arresolution was | 1329 12th street. Aunong those present at the | license a¢ 1422 Maryland avenue northeast bay Fequesting an expression of opinion | Wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Gensler. Miss Gens- | been rejected. from owners regarding an absolute shut down | Jef, Mr. A. C. Gensler, Mr. H. R, Maloney, Mr, ee eae for thirty days. = M. larg mage Mr. i, Lech bong in ak The Death Record. eo ir. an trum, Mr. Wasi lor, . ani ro! hours Signed. Mra, Siousa, Mr. and Mrs, Aiken, Miso Nugent, | During the twenty-four, ening 64 Deraorr, Micu., Feb. 12—Chas, W. Bennett, ‘the well-known catcher, last night signed a contract with the Boston national league club for three years at s salary of $3,500 a vear, wots dood Peers In the Commons, Lospox, Feb. 12.—Earl Derby writes that he does not object to Mr. Morley's proposal to | allow peers who resign their seats in the house of lords to become eligible for seats in the house of comuons, but these peors should be allowed to return to the house of lords if they Miss Coffey, Misa Cremens, Mise Mrs. L. H. Patterso: George Gurley, 13 assist Mrs. Senator Davis to receive tomorrow Saggy a at 1423 Massachusetts avenue. 7 tes pooh hgh erg Say vel wor gpg marry Miss Helen danghter Newell, president of the Leke Bheee roe, ———— Mr. and Mrs, Armat Stoddart entertained a A French Murderer in New York. number of their Mowrneat, Feb. 12—Eyraud, the man who | new home, murdered Gouffe, the Paris bailiff, was at the i Richelieu hotel here September 8, 1889, regis- fering as E. BR Vau Ard. Gabriel Bona his mistress, who as recently infi the ape of * yor — with him ~—— Fregistered as his ter. Eyraud ward camo here aguin clone and left February 1 for New York, siuce which time his move- ments are unknowa. Cuban Rascals, Maputo. Feb. i2.-The government has de tormined to bring before the Spanish courte of Jastice the ‘anders of the Cuban revenue who escaped to Awcrica, = | at home tomorrow, Fer Other Telegraph News See Pages 1 and 5 | Lanius of York, Pa, Mrs, Chas. W. Wood, 1154 224 aaslited months; He: San Sage Eee Te lor, years; Brodis, © neon today deaths were reported to the health oftice as follows: White—Hiram H. Kimmel, 50 years; Ann Marvin, 67 years, Colored—Ida Johnson, 50 years; Lewis H. Stewart, 20 years; Elijah Barnes, 68 years; Eliza a ries . 29 marae ae ears; Samuel 3 Rob- Smith is joker and not long ago when a ‘man threatened to knock him all to pieces, he remarked: “I beg your pardon; you mean all to Smith- erecns,” “How beautifully soft it is", he murmured laying his hand on her glorious white arm. “How less beautiful, but oh so much softer”, she tenderly replied, laying her jeweled hand on the top of his venerable head. A member of Congress has» poky old driv- ing horse which he calls “Pension Bill,” be- ‘cause it is s0 easy to pass, A Love stor. “No Henry,” she said, “I cannot marry you. careless, ‘ou are intemperate, inconstant, and unworthy of any woman’s love and respect.” “And yet” he cried in a tone of appealing agony, stretching out his hands to her, ‘with all my faults, I love thee still.” our west. Jadge—to Prisoner: “What did you shoot that man for”? Prisoner: “By Gravy, Jedge, he was only ten foot off, and I couldn't miss him without ruinin’ my reputation.” The case was dismissed, Some bright American girls got a duke-dumb along with their husbands, A young man who bas been in society and says he knows how ‘sassy girls get when they peed a chance" submits the following which he MANY AND Few. I met her one night at the Fleminga, Surrounded by dozens of beaux; She saw me, I'm sure, for she nodded, But I think that she turned up her nose, I met her next night at the Brownings, There wasn’t a man within reach; She saw me and, would you believe it, ‘That girl was as sweet asa peach? Jno, L. Sullivan is a man of Spar-tin bravery, when the gate receipts are heavy. THE LOVERS’ LAMENT, Oh Greely you're no good at all, To send this kind of weather, That is too warm for comfort, when We want to sit together. Trifles light as hair—wigs, Never look a gift horse in the mouth, Geta veterinary to do it for you. First Cop—at midnight in front of a resi- dence: ‘Jeerusalom! Justhear that kid squall!” Second Cop: mulatto baby, aint it?” First Cop: “What makes you think so?” Second Cop: “Because it’s a little yeller.” = THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS, THE SUNDAY REST BILL, Next Tuesday at 10 a.m. the educational sub- committee of the District House committee will begin its hesring on the proposed Sunday rest bill for the District of Columbia. SHAD AND HERRING IN THE POTOMAC RIVER, The Senate committee on fish and fisheries at ite meeting yesterday ordered @ favorable re- port on Mr. Blackburn's bill to provide a spawn- ing ground for shad and herring in the Potomac river. HE GASHED HIS THROAT. An Aged Pensioner Attempts Suicide With a Dull Knife. There wasasad scene ‘today in a two-story frame shanty in an alley in tife rear of G street northeast between Ist and 2d streets, An aged man named Michael Lane attempted to commit muicide by cutting his throat. The knife was dull and that is the reason why he did not succeed, Lane is about seventy or seventy-five years old and is one of Uncle Sam's pensioners who has not been rerated. He lived in the shanty with his aged wife. The old man unfortunately was a lover of “Swampoodle” whisky end for three or four days had beeu im- bibing freely. This morning he was much the woree for the liquor he had drank. His wife went out about 10 o'clock to get something for their breakfast. When she returned she found her husband sitting in the backroom on the floor and blood pouring from a wound in his throat. When she saw the ghastly sight she screamed and several of her neighbors went to the house. The old man still had the knife in his hand and threat- ened to again use it if he was disturbed, The knife was finally taken from him and the police were called from the ninth precinct, The patient was then put in bed and Dr. Sud- If Te SCE ES isto! id the old man, ¥ only a ani a “L would finish the Job.” As be threatened to repeat the act the doctor ordered him to be sent tothe hospital The officers then took him to Providence hospital in the patrol wagon. The doctor found that he was ey, but not dangerously wounded. Mrs. Lane said that her son Michael lives in robin Kan,; that be is a wealthy citizen re, ———.___ ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tae Evewina Stan. ‘Taz Crrr Finanozs.—The application made by the finance committee last night for leave to borrow $10,000 disclosed the fact that the ury of the city is empty and that for a while auditor had declined to draw warrants u) empty treasury, but that the mayor hav: tarned his recent receipts of $1,000 into >, mat were tided over until now, Fee large extra e: requiredand addit tent of $6,500 were made mm. These were $4,700 for the electric light, €700 for the fire Peony pendent ren beter rt} $300 to police. expected, Toveves, that with 800 from the mayor, licenses and fines, $5,000 from tax collections regular meetings last ht. The; an act authorizing the Seren yas security companies of the United States and of Canada a8 bondsmen of city officials and to the committee on streets the protest of W. H. Smith and others against the new grade of North Alfred street, An and of Queen street and Cam- eron street were referred to the iy Secre' altural Department promt ag-address the Norzs.—The Excelsior brick works at the canal locks and the Capital brick works on Hunt- —— Miss WANTED--HELF. Re salem a Gu nw. Pe alalenaleeeiaioe a Oe (OF 62 Suite: Gio one on Boor PRES DroeED BOOMS Becond Floor, front back partons, with and gan 915 22ib at. oe 113-0" R RENT—DUSIt ABLE APART! at Tor 3 weeks: everything sompists oN RENT—#13 s FPominied euraniy for Liste 8 ; cheap te persons without: RENT—ONE LARGE SiCELY Fifoct Boom, esuunern expooures 800 10h at nw. F208 bi Nan DR reas — Fostrsons bP ke eo-atw, eins pcan AYS GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR wate 3: ute W: Maids, Nurses, Watters, thiscity references. 613 7thet. n= * WASTED SY A COMPETENT CUSTOM CUTTER, : Gn 750 Went, Hyatt tC Baliamere NTED—A SITUATION SINGLY MAD W tz Maneee of goal = the bed, goonies cultivation of verstables iS C.H., 512 Cameron st, Alexandria, Va. ‘ANTED-A& SITUATION AS DRIVER IN PRI- ty ay tore. CLARRY, 450 hidgest. nw, = * SOR Addie ANTED—A SITUATION | RESPECTABLE W “Gilcret Bor asa Porter in vets hoa Baie » Box: expect good pay, Address W.P.C., DA SITUATION AB CLERK IN A GRO- ' Nouns Man: ‘beat city ret given. T.E.5., 3300 M st., Georgetown, D.C ft WARSSED-SY A WHITE GIRL. A PLAC! Chamberimajd in ivate familly; good ences, “Apyly st 37 Myruvat. ne. tar offic fold-a* eT, Kitchen Maids: f12-20 roe FURNISHED ive lnawye clemene, ENT—1512 K AT NW. A SUITE OF LARGE Puruisbed Kevin ov dex loot for 0. Tent hones of 9 rocum completely fur Mabed, for @75 per mouth tae FPOk RESTORE, O8 TWO COMMUNICATING 2 or Koons, furnished 2, beat, a, —S Fo? i NT—ONE UNFURNISHED FRONT 81 110 loth st. now, nis SOK REN T—1WO NICELY PURNISHED ROOMS Btcinie Rates. . fe; and south. fos New York eve'uw. |” Smee strwot corp, | 0 {0K KENT — TWO PLEASANT FURNI Roome iu the Northwest, one of the Die locations: gemtiones preferre i, 6 erp re sdiated Pe Oe i He Corset 931 at KHED most desire rete. iv 7 ANTED — BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN. A Bt W sss sete eawenrrceasieae sndPantry Halpat once, eis tae. a WAXTED AT once —A @3 ABTED, IMMEDIATELY 4002 OU0%, 98 MPETENT BALES WOM: ‘our Corset ss we. C. ANTED—A GOOD HONEST GIRE FOR GEN- Wisi 3a Pleree place nw Mirety roa OS Gatst omen noe worsen WWANTED-—aT 816 F ST, YOUNG MAN AS ede of accounts. Ap; 1Ws ANTED—a | s Waban, 2 at aw. a 2-88 WaxizD—coop coo WASHER AND IRONER and " and permanent, rent im advance. Address B.A.1 , Star office 11-4 Fe 7 Kk RENT-THALE UNFUKNISHED ROOMS, PHOTOGRAPHIC werything pre- ‘ J No Ciomeim with beat, ap aud bat iter; one who does not know e' ye ond cupertensel Chinn + \iconn WS 2 North Cayatel et altar $15 per monte HOw — eee a om star ‘Stice. aE” | OK MENT Sih, OTH eT. XW e ‘ED—A WOMA, ERAL HOU! NT Wo y - el tte Pro Weed oo Silents oe nal HOUSE |W PAL ty I #38, be lea, cosy ad com ood references; O12 per month. Apply 0 | Maid in Private Fainily. Ps, Bitar ofice. Lv | Sem A eee E SO WARE AED y ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIUL A LARGE UNFORNISH COOK, WALEE AD W ‘Xtaton es Gunter Site oe to Aneust at any Legend «ties "other ooma. iS idso uth st ee Ried Lucerogbemoy 7 am aod Spm 1e FR" “TWO URFURET as Soe mee ne fad be — = PURNISI > ROOMS ANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN- | yy, — ETENT STENOGRATHER wor; hest. wus; both Lut and cold water ka fanny) rete GP Faniily; taust be com: WRT AQOMESTENT STEMOGRAPER | torans to poremanens tonace’ Soo vac = pet potent snd, wilting TiS te ADDIS, Pith | office. “ie ma __#11-30°_ | JOR RENT—478 O ST. NW.—iwo NICHLY FU spel op inet OE al WEASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. A POSITION 48 | Saher anion Gllatle for room mates, ome mec- ANTED — DRAUGHTSMAN TO LETTER Copyist, puyine #35 rer month or muore.anone of | oa Bur amd owe on third Moor, hot aud eid wat mai pomeh work ferme mast be reasonable. | the Departments or in Private Uftice : will pay $10 per ~ fi0-3 ‘Month us long as position ts retained. Ai Se ee —s Ok RENT—Tuiley UNPORNISNED WO \WWANTED-A GoOD BARBER, GUARANTEE 11 -2t* M.M.M.O., Star office. F ‘Bret four of 414 Het w. atl be ret tot NW 88 per week. Apply at 416 1linst. nw. 1t RIED SA, ATURRION AS |COOK, AND FS varuesiallut Cali sigh toc sk ww. flor ANTED—BOY 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE 70 | W r. o ite v —IN A GOOD HOUSE TWo VEut WwW yy a6 3 gu td Call oF address M.S, 1305 Yuh at. bw. Bright Koome thorvughiy clean. ‘well furnished Apvly 607 Gate awe NE Fi¥at | qyanrep—sy a-youne LADY, A SITUATION | “alert gecarain convenient to tance lines of cans; ANTED—DETECTIVES IN EVERY COUNTY. Se Copyist in Law of Real Estate pad | without board: relereaces. “1714 th sh me Shrewd meu to act under instructions in our Se: | WFiter; good references. Call Thursday af a : + 2 4 Se ae nee a ‘ulare | #ddress 206 East Capitol st. iw?) FPOK RENT—BY PRIVATE FAMILY, vi] 18i free, GHANNAN DETECTIVE BUREAU OO., 44 Ar ANTED—A POSITION AS HOUSE KEEPE at, Handsowe Apartments on eecond flout ; ainucle cade, Cincinnati, Ohio. fiz-wanst | WA eg ge Sh steaite of two oF nore with private beth: owes ee raat | VY 2 Small Pam Industrious on Fone 3 SE gees FEW ACTIVE, GENTEEL APPEAR Woman. Address Box 1, star office. nn price, : Jen. acquain this e ITUATIONS FOR EXPERIENCED 7 acELY improved WI Gail at 488 Pennsylvania te Ni Maids ‘white and Coloret anol Reties n Bed too ys on oe coven oe ge waza | Soatanalters, Drivers, Skis! Hauds, Hostiers. Farm | suid tlocrs: en suite ot stale: dae wile ke 7 ry chen Han ‘aulies. stores and A) ANTED—A LADY SPENDING SOME MONTHS | sa Kitson Henge. Tpssiles. sore Teer | Moowe boaed ifdesined, Family of two, J28- lau young a8 companion, assistant in light du! ANTED—EMPLOYERS—YOU WILL BE FUR- =" a “Shae 7 Reiiecmiecccre seanane | Wennmaykemenumamame| FOR RENT—FLATS, tractive appearance, who has superior musical cit ELLIGENCE 5 4 : a = Suny ano culaeven Wee’ dee. Geusiag: weet ook Sa IGENCE OFFICE, 711 G n.w. FOR REST INEW YORK FLATS. ON Line oF ences given aud required’ Address aif this week im ye ee, Soe, own, jhandvriting, stating salary required, LAL! ea aa i rit eterwney c ee ay RESPECTABLE WHITE oe ANTED—HOUSES ——E———e—e — ‘A a a ee —S== An G House Work for family of four. Good | \\TANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH OF OWN 0 FOR RENT—OFFICES pay to a reliable girl, Cor. 18th st and Benuinycs Wants to sell, Sinall Brick or Frame House, with ENT SES. 2. 11-34 | alley An gear in avd locality, on lettered or vumbered | 3-05 sr _oprice ROOMS TWO Sd f a street, No real ‘agents, Address, Ww! ; E old girl. Apply at 2410 14th a 11-2 ANTED BY AGENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH | fice Swart i Rnaate ‘Roou En Adasue ANTED—A BUIGHT YOUNG MAN TO ASSIBT wake. > louse in the nw. | Building, 1855 Ft __ fiz-tsa tn an office; must write good. Band AS: | adres BBB Star of eet ee at Fh RENT, DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS WIT wn ting, stating axe, eerie SS steam ‘eer e Lena STONE, Star fist ANTED—A GOOD BKICK HOUSE IN NORTH: | Suilding, 1425 Ne ave A Se /ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN AS MAID FOR | .1.1,, Vest for about #4.500; wilt wee f ¥ave and Litt! fr fell-Bt ee Sgieeeceneeeaenn = rom 1 ew State and nationality. | “Cl St x from Senet ‘Academy, ADhapolia, ANTED-AN EIGHT-ROOM DWELLING FOR RENT—HALLS. <RVANTED—A-G00D PLAIN OOOK (WHITE SO W vacribeest Oconee do tee oe | ——- a= aa warn bia! tag. | ttom must be central and condition FOE, RENT PESSENDEN HALL. FoumenLy Addites LED. BS et me HO! ee 3 known se the First Baptist Church, 13th st. be- 4 Lapitectnne sores ncn UNS nS ' d ee ete, 2. w., wi reuted for Concerta, ANTED — TWO KESPECTABLE COLORED ANTED 1 WISH TO PUR 25,000 | Lectures, Lutertainients, ece. Apply w THEO, Warren. for General Housework and one a8 Ba 20.000 | HARDING, . gai oe Estate—Houses and Lot 606 11th ot. nw. Prices, give full particulars. Add — Office. 2 f . ae sae, any ot nights and bring good re: oe iress CASH J., Star Apply fi fs Warts MILLL atl. V. SLATER’ oe FOR RENT-—-STABLES, ANTED—TO BUY HOUSE, TO BE LocaTeD RAND AN APPRENTICE 31 ¥ at. £10-3t between 14th aud 17th sta, H and M sts. ow, 9: nd UNG MAN 18 TO 22 YEARS OF not toe: $16,000; state lowest fixare. A {Ok RENT-STABLE FOR TWO HOKSES AND W tee we Bas bet some capertence in the hard- Brees 3. D. BEYER Saromee OB | OY Toa Shoe Comba. WARREN ears.” ware business, Address HASDWAKE, Star office, ANTED—-FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT— | ———°°**S* = a - Savas 208. Sxpertence, rereremee OC. __ £1008 Desirable Houses in all gimme city. Wil = - - SALESMEN ON SALARY OR OOM-| buy at once if price is right’ L- STALGARDT©R, 3INESS ( — NW Thavggh 19 handle the Now Pasa Chsisioa tok 818 Toth et. sitim” | __ BUSINESS CHANCES. ci eg a hc Bier Pg og Behe Mined - JOR SALE—-A GOOD DAIRY STAND IN reduced. Erases ink thoroughly in two seconds: no TT T)— a r . Strasion of paver, 3d to abuper ceutprom one | ____WANTED—ROOMS. RAGS ote ovens $32 im two hours. We want one energetic General | WW ANTEDBY A MARRIED COUPLE FUK- Fo SAE GRQCEMY AND NOTION, stoKE= Agent foreach state and territory. Sainple by mail 33 Bished Room with permanent Board; private | M$150~Old Business Stabd, corner of 13g ami O cts. For terms and full particulars address THE MON- | family uw. Washington; terms moderate.” APC. | ata.c. ts ROE ERASE MEG. CO., LaCrome, Wis, {10-31 | Star office. lit ANTED—EXPERIENCED SERVANT FOR ¢ eral Housework ; noue other nee referent ly after 5 pm. 736 110-3" V ‘ANTED—A YOUTH ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS of to ee ee bavi ame experience or ‘school graduate pi ce Stust have references. MERZ Drug =, 1014 Fo 110-3t ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, alikinde nit geod cfocencee Tair NEW NOTIONAL references, i EMPLOYMENT OF FICE, O17 U2th uw. Jo2o-3w* ANTED—WAITRESSES, COOKE, BUTLERS, ‘ing French or Spanish; Waist Hands, Kiteuon and House Maids, kos tine : JOB SALE—A BARGAIN-GPOCERY AND PRO- Behe ag oe ee er ata drew L¥.D., staroffice. NEWS, Star office. DESIKE TO SELL Our THE ‘Shakespeare House aud Bar Fennayivaina sve. FRANK BRUWS. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH 910,000, ve W crane fae cape ae teenie ‘ae a nate ae 2 eer a {vR SALE-ON ACOOUNT OF FATLING HEALTH NTED—-AT MODERATE TERMS—BY TWO New England Ladies, two or three Kooms for Licht housekeeping; in rep); stan rhether Fur- ninhed or Unfurnish ue and privileress 1 ‘ANTED_BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN Yerms and privileges, reler- NEW ENGLANDER, Star oitice. W AER? SF tates Unfurnished Kooms for light howse- wing in vicinity of government printing office; permauent. “Address, with terms, M.B-AL, Star office, 112-3t" ANTED—BY FAMILY OF THREE, THREE OR jourekeePIi Kooms for light qua 16th Hand with termes, ET ERIOS ‘our in well-kept house awe wth b.w.; permanent Biar office. is, &o.; thie other cities; ————— a= ried ag es to § pomp me a SHLAA Tae BSE | Waku eee maces Siatanig | natal oUioccemnaa per ear sy W SSEiDGS BQUNE NOMEN GMAMEEE | SHMLLAYS menente, LME, Sica Ae | ul ; acatomacala * . Pleasant homes and good wages. Applications yANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN KOOM AND jug? ROOMS, Whi. FUR- for Government positions prepared. CITY INTE 3 an ie dee be locality. For particulars address pa a runs, PERMANE) - Ale | oI LE-BRICK YARD WITH AB ae ee = ENERAL | © E HR SALE—BRICK YARD WITH ABUNDANCE oage WOEE Tors Fenty of Tee; ged eae | NI yANTED—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED | © of Clay of the best qualiy ; 0 tion of brie, Address UNDER OHEFAE, Star office. triw | W second fivor, for light housekeeping ; | Ca be made by water or rail; situation sud sutistac- presen Pa hier = = southeast. Washington preferred: lerate. | LOTy Tessous tor sale wiven upon application to W. i, ANTED = DUNDORE'S, EMPLOYMENT BU: | Canteen HOUSEEEEEING Satie TES TOW, 615 7th st. u.w. fi-iw ‘con eo 7G SAL -aOu TaN: ———— rite and colored, forall kinds of domestic abr ety > t Goo of the Pinsat Grenny. Provision and Whole: bore vip penpals ee MONEY TO LOAN. ile Liguor Rtores in South Waxbington: 7 rou ee ———— ———— ; brick in Fear, ANTED AR AGIINE MAN TO SOLIGTE ETRE | JQ EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT-GAFE AS U. & Para: Tot aei00" 40 a es "Fe c95,000. Btock ct W "ieurtace -class com Good salary Inventory. tec jeune place, toright man. SuMOhy & BAUER” | “Fivepercent. Paysbloncntciy. Insumect @1,000, tion to exchange 1 Wien tn, norchest will Gh 16-64° 930 F st, BSo0~0 LOAN onside 3 F. CULLINASE & Co. Hae acai 7 G08 Fat. 0. WANTED—LOTS. $500" ‘THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, By investing in Prairie, Timbered Lands and ANTED—A SERIES OF THREE OK MORE ONEY TO LOAN 7 New Mexico or ‘Building Lots iu northwest. we have a ready | ML °”*Ix' SoMa FRom 9500 ‘ABD, ids in Ohio or Weat Va. for such property at s fair Sgure. AT 5 AND 6 PER @QNT, Va., Dakots, West Va, £11-3t Aon Fae iw on ° in the World : = i ackw. = : BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. . a — tgp A ON ee . O. HOLTZMAN. “Commissioner of the State of fexas.” directly.” Address ox 136, Star office. f10-3t | £10 Comer 10th and F ata nw. Dh ny ANTED-WE WANT MORE UNIMPROVED ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, SECURED Guy Fst uw, W froperty in the ‘nortueast torsaie> large Clocks | ML ‘ou Distct heal Betate, ALBERT ¥. FOX, ahboaae Wik, preferred: We have a number of clients 18-10 LW. mee ie be © 3500, pacity 1,200 “jate-Lm 8300, 42,000, *°%s,000, 0758.00, ‘comune’ best povine nee ANTEDUNIMPHOVED PROPERTY IN ALL | On eal Estate; no delay: rates low, B.A. McINTIRE, | [Je tory reasons given for parts of the gy teas farercmnst. 222 C a. w., opp. Trinity church. f1-1m ” | Box 41, Star office. 16-hw Sais rensaction if price: maerre NE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SMALL OR ANTED—PARTNEK TO INVES 000 pl ot A TEE Se Wire Arounts on Heal Latatc; prompt attention | (VY 10,000 in an establish nee stesiuacture quick replies ons. i tres to locate SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, | at or nar Washington, DO, Address PLODUCI. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | x31-1m B27 Fet.nw | Staroficc. n7-Lwe Oy ANT: “STAR” UR” Ex | Wf ONEY TO Lo. iT, = HWA NOTARY PUBLIO Seen ro er, eae a seer nares | MOM 70 eee S. SEU os var poe state termé and location, Address ROUTE, Star ‘ot- ee ae mind * Ee OHN H HOWLETT, CARPEN: xD oJ Sulider, Weasdeuce Park ot MY esi ANE a Dpecifietious, 7 ‘fice. WANTED SECOND HAND REMINGTON TYPE- wi io 2; mae! good condition. T.MJB., 1 Bt Paul at, Baitinory, Ma, f12-3t i 'ANTED—A BECOND-HAND SAFETY BICYCLE, Sven tn ail cases need ‘repairs preferred. dress. ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PEK CENT ON AP- = — — sarkiy, btar ‘oftices aaa 2d proved Bel Set SS a ore Cor TBE WORLD, bo ) MOVE.” REMEMBER rae WEASTEDIAN ENGLisa MASTIFF PUPPY OR isis tin? 1307 ¥ st. uw. | prices; watches cieamed, @1; Stet-c.ass mute-aprine tee A ee aT PRR, Seen SETAE: WE, HAVE, HONEY TO, LOAN AY ALL wiaieg | ‘varratited one year, $1, All clock and jewelry work 3 fice. jowest prices in 7 we dety com ~ = a8 EE OR ea | teat ae ene WANTED LADIES Thy ORANGE BLOSSOM 7 aa, tre om Malaria, 100 doses @1 outa re 2” a oh nal wires se os A. BAILEY, Gen. Agt, aft A Le. Bo “Salisu 19 F at. Most TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT (FROM ‘8500 upward) ee! - UND. _ __LOST AND FO! WV4NTED_LADY STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE | %03-2m O8T—-IN FEONT OF THE NATIONAL RIFLES’ Ww ; long experience: best references, | 3 o—5 ai hall, Monday night, Gray Feather 2 reward Mrs, JRC YOURG: oon 10° 1000 Fear eitae | MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAYES On AP Li ul, Monday, aight. Gray Festher Fas. @2 rows NTED—FIRST-CLASS LADI"s BICYCLES Big alco ae apente ef the ity | Jf OST—VIOLIN IN CASE, FROM 1213 12TH ET Wittar bein good ‘coadition “and, E uate tae Hisurante Cor ok lobia, 1a euus to suit to Lead returned fiz-s cash. uae wheel, [CYC] repaid on stellen with ‘hout * ioc aT) Starotice fig yearns Fe OMIT BON. See Fiske” GS7% an” SS ’Betnard Dor: lemon on colo please hee ce WAST=DUIPE SCHIENER. BEST ea ONEY 10 LOAX IN SUMS 10 SUIT, ATO ASD | J OST A PAIR OF SILVER SPECTACLES DARE 2s, per pound, Warranted not to net ‘strom 4 hieeh 7h e TC Rice ty cura to 318 10cb st ae ~ ie Nibe-Dourt takeanything thatis “justaagood ssserib- | 41S SS OST_WEDNESDAY MORNING IN F 81. HER np" or all the same tung.” but wet te best. which eT $i, going wet from Jatat ore: Pu are car at Genter Market hligdieof Posh Aisle. aa” #2 Loan on eal Batate'at & eral reward ou returu Bid fet ice. ie ANTED—GOOD WORK HORSE; FAIR TRAV- M M PARKER, 1418 F st, Rattan bad Penge ene, PET, NATIONAL “ ee square, 's Pai ty Weer Se OE eR ee ek ee REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST | Pau. sot with pears Finder pica return wo 17a = ws — ot hy ot security. a 2 ‘ED—JE' AND SILVER WAL HENSEY & by W'S sre usred and replated by sipetie BEY 8 T3500 Feces Lost, 7HE PERSON WHO TooK Tae, wor! our workshop, GUS Fst. p.w.. | 21e-Sm___{iw Fen —_ ulus wouey 1foR w Fovin ae Loss Tsk. awe Intioor reac" THANK FREDERIC & ©0., Goudaid | Nf ONE TO LOAN IN SUMB TO SUIT ON REAL | 42, Teocive's libsral reward’ duo" a jee oe ——— 3. ¥. CULLINANE & CU. GUY F at nw, | fF the return of the parse to the Star office. 11 ONEY TO LOAN ON STOCKS, BONDS, ‘Commercial Payer other tes Node- fe Wat ie beMPsEy, ANTED — ALL PERSONS WISHING FINE Wires hs, Cabinet size, at bz ‘dozen, for- EE a Hekate Feared ob a NTED—TEN WELL-KNOWN. PeRBONS To | —o° gers oe aeeaaee call at 825 Peuneyivania ave, and eet Bottle MGx2y tO LOAN Be Stas 20 SOrT, FROM finey roubles; sis Regn gem | tr 4 ACKER & GADSBY, 100s Fst nw. $1 a bottle. On sale 400 uth at aud ay Let. nearGov- | 7\NDOWMENT, LIFE AND LONTINE POLICIES erument Printing For the next ten days the Ee eathter bichest cna pricse. Loans beyotiated ‘the remedy for one-half upon sane terms. Apply to BL i ACHL- ; woot ~ BUN, FECES Lew. nol-Gun* ee eed ANTED-FLOWEES FRYSERVED IN WAX MOREE, Te Loan, aS sor | ecetve handsome reward. ____£10-e" wales Ser HLS ate | get Se | Lscracet cepa W far aaa Pinks | St Ee | ETE ee RE ROME Te ONY TO LOAN svepuemw. Houire’ Housebolds s specially: 4 ws ininase a | Meco rere meee | [oer pe a EE oo AE egg KNOW THAT SHE | _©%U 1457 Peunsylvatia aveuus. | Counecticut ave. and get 110-3" stort oy a Scene attaitg a By bees TO 3aAk O8 BEAL ROTATE GR Dinas. Y= ies work warranted. e yt ono gpeaerag SUBURBAN PROPERTY. War = QORSTIPATION FO s aS ec ‘S80 ungex, 303 7m at aw | SUBURBAN Pk a A Zils | Jf O*BY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW: | 9708 HALE —3 ACKES OF aT Fsty was 13-60 Lovts F SHOEMAKER, 920 F ot, ap24 Bnocessor to! GS Pet. | J.0R SALE—5 A BOARDING, 514 1402 SEES Ti 1.