Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1890, Page 2

- = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1890. 19 THE STORMY WEST.| 70 72% 7HE_UAME FEosr. at ea yi all WANTED_-HELF. WANTED—SITUATIONS._|___FOR RENT—ROOMS. . — = é = ; — Chicago Going to Make Ground For the | Lanches, Dinners and Informal Recep- She—at the Shakespearean * Goodness TAILORESS TO MAKE PANTS AND | WV. 4 NEAT YOUNG COLORED MAN. | JOR RENT—TWo sPco: Exposition Site ‘lone Personal Notes, arason, why deat he poy begat Wine | Me taoualine Soe satene oO Hae | Wee gare ieee Seow emt gs | Kae Re Reet aches eae i i Cmrcaco, Feb. 96.—Lake Front park will] Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote entertained | *ll this wait for? W sited OPH Bors BUTTERS, NURSES | WW ANTED-By D Fok S282 THREE UNFURNISHED Booms 1 A Lively Piece of Weather From the almost certainly be the site of the world’s fair. | a company at di ony ing at the British | | He—soothingly: “Don't worry my dear. It | Dairy aw BS sh and, Sete, end Making Clildrea's Clot. Kevuiar Ww sh com telieie ihnedeehne ing i partie ieee eet bo Lakes to the Gulf. The Daily News this morning ennounces an- The guests were Senator and Mra | iss heavy tragedy, and has to have @ wait at | Gomuraavented), Truike Suored. Orly Srvt- | pate Sanu Se ee thoritatively that so far as the Chicago sub- | Hale, Rear Admiral and Mrs, Franklin, Mr. and | this end to balanog it ANTED-A GOOD VEGEIABLE GARDENER | WV ANTED-ALWAIS GOTODICR SAGENCI FOR | M' Sccond and Third Ploore tates Howe eed T. Roosevelt committee on site and general plans can de- | Tuage and Mea foka: Lovin’ aire, BoP Mor: —— sa; uot Save ed Tetriences four iat place. | Malan Norway Utne Whi, Piechin Meee | Seana aetay etree vat aml se RIVALRY FOR A GIRL’S LOVE. | cide the question the loeation of the fair is Gen. EF. Beale, Miss Sherrill, Miss | Brown: “Been to New York, I hear? GARDENIA Star afice T2622" | thiselty references. 613 7th enw. #202" "| ok KENT —a COMFORTABLY FORNIGHED abs. settled. The scheme ides for widening | Story, Mr. de Struve, Minister — Jones: “Yes and took in everything that was Warrepsto EMPLOX A COMPETENT WOMAN WASTED aT HEADQUAKTERS — POSITIONS ond-story Front Koom; suitable for two — ——- the park out into the Inke from 500 to 170 fect. | Mavroyeni Bey, Minister and Mrs. @artado: going, from the elephant to » Talmage ser-| ror's'S,° vnust be oiling 9 ive out of bei | and Nurses, Seaueemeese Mat Weaiteews, Laundrosese | inven d location; every convenience; 613 1 . +1, | This will give 200 scres for the exhibition Minister A. de Claperede, ‘There was music all | mon.” near the city. Address L. PS, Star office, {26K | man, Butiera “BAML- A|GOOMDS, U58 Foe he Sou RENT—01S TIN STEW ees The Arizona Dam Horror Stl) tment rakont wautnor tages pte | snr Plaid get Sas arte'ier | roves “What was the rst hing you | WanrHocaicrgmesrownemimsaga® | Oe | RST SRI EAS guna . saw?” 3 jouse, Parlor NI r OMAN, APL uo children. eure Wrapped in Uncertainty. | Zieteu'afnw grew pat “hs etarutress ine | Genmg mses pure wore Caac EoPO | Seam: “Say Gould” en es ee | eater | Renae a a ee provement the proposition will increase five | Mrs, and Miss Leiter, Col, end Mrs. Jobn Hay, = WARTED- WOMEN COOKS, ps2e WARZED BY A BEAT covone HL, A | borchwest, reduced from 25 to 82U, abd $16 to $1 —_———_ times the spack of Lake Front park and pro- | Mrs. Francis ,' Mra. John Carter, Mra, nt eae uae oa city or away Walters, Drivers or Parmetiande, Col, | niy, Tae® S# Howse Maid. Apply at 163 1th st | Asiirese TEEASAN T, Starcfice, ©" "*" Sug See HICACO COING TO MAKE A u * = (ieee | es en bad £26-4t* “ "f y ANTEO-BY A FIRSTG DRESS MAKER, with board, @ smaa.ler rooms, With board for one, c AFAIR SITE. = park in the world, located in | Berdan, Mrs, Hi Mr. ae mo Depew: ored Meu Cooks, SAML. A COOMBS, 926 F st. B.w. Wistar arin — {OK RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS—TWO IN hOOM Yery center of @ it city. The siteas | and Miss Boardman, Miss . Whi oe eee = 9 Few Engagements by the Day or Week. Ad- | #16, without board, $1.25 per week; Bear three ——-—___.. outlined is just 22 acres larger than the grounds | Williamson, Miss Bancroft, Miss Berry, Miss itney: —— — ——} ——1] —-—_1!" WARTEDIAN ACTIVE MAN 48 PARTNER IN | dress DKESS MAKEK, 935 Va.ave.nw. av partiuent. YS {thet kw. 1eO-st THE DEADLY CYCLONE. Soon of the tioes ear Hines eed oes ont | ee ee ae tae nee eae, | Te ae thew InquireatTHet aes sn NN Sse | WW ANTED-EY 4 COLOKED MAX, A SITUATION F018 1414 ST. N.W.. THREE WAN al Furnisned Koots, second Boor, with pri- z ‘ - private family, can —_—— line railway that crosses every railroad track | May Williams, Mre. and Miss Hutchinson, Miss ES ANTED—COMPETENT WAIST AND SKIRT | furaisis reterences, Address Box Si, star office “at . in the joveliost part of the city, "16. A Little Kentucky Town Feels Its| entering Chicago. The site’also hes direct | Junen Mint Mitchell, Mise Porter, Miss| Gong TION 20 CHARDER AND OAL. We ciimivanseve aw.” * feiw | \WaStiD-BL A MEAPECTASLE coLomED | Pox MENT-313 C81. 5. TWO LAGE ROOM Force. water communication with all points on the | Stoughton, Miss Prince Yturbi . “ANTED— Ts Yeaus | ow a= lo House Cieauing or S38 fecond Boor, with “Lent. sas hs — great lakes and all foreign ports whose shipp Wm. Acklan, Mr W.-Y. E. Berry, Count. do Do not, we prithee, commit further Vo make binwslf Gencraly Gevais manning | Sgt Days Work. Call or edness S428 Sim j tiatene temas Ant Very Mundane te. Mexruts, Texx., Feb. ee = —_ Ceca rs elland canal A grand Ghambrun, dir. M. Biase, Me. — a Conversational excesses! nefrrences as to houesty aud scien =~ Jud we TED-BY A WIDOW: OF EXPERIENCE SI | {OR RENT- TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOM is on the ‘al railway station r dey is de- mn aa = a uation as Working House Keeper; also a Si F ove on dand : Louis ut anvil rons nae rc ta | Se, ved te oot of ution | sor, tr Dee Mam Eazariog | red ina sd Septetree Any foromaly or by tee | tea’ ANAT cae ee ee ge | AS BN ot * street on e front. jaron Fava, Mr. Hanson, Mr. an cl to Mrs. CATLIN, Soldiers Home. We Ado es Be RENT—SI6 6TH ST. N.W., RITCUEN, BED eyclone at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Half —___ Herbert, Mr. La Phillips, Mr. Wallach, Mr. de Sanguinary way through your ‘Wy ANeRD—a pinet-cLiss OOOK AY WIDULE. y ANTEDSBY A CRESPECTALLE COLORED Room and Dining Koom ali uctucuubed Le ee ee ee gomacei gane| & WAVE FIFTY FEET HIGH, | Weekherlin, Count Seley Mr. Van Swindetin, Senatorial toga! Wyre Hobsis bib at Gyposite Centar anche aS a ite ot chaor ad Pade | PORE IM OST XM ELEGANT POE a materially damaged, while aed re . : Expose the innerm 26-2 ARPANTEO. int = 3 3 erates, Bete oa buildings are ina total state of destruc- | How the Water Game Down from the| Kee. {here was music and © ball room and Of yotte respective recccmoveny ANTED—A BRIGHT ACTIVE Boy OF ABOUT | W ‘4iute te cate for Iotomt ee Some ROMAN. & | bos = Ske ety tion. The cotton compress was unroofed. The Walnut Grove Dam. {omns people and it was not in nature that The pub 16 for Uitice Work. Address T.R.H., Star office.* | Invalid, Call at WOMAN'S CHISTIAN. 1 Foe ze 22TH ST. NW ONE 3 Northern Methodist church was demolished. . there should not be dancing. A supper was fe public gaze, and let us W 4ANIED-A BUTLER, WHITE On LIGHT MU. | 2720 1Sthet nw, __ 25-20" | month. fortably furmiabed. Ts A brick mill was unroofed. It next struck the Puorsrx, Ant, Feb. 26.--News from the | #rved st midnight, id the resl workings of yourtearts! Be LN pore eelh one seas epaereands: nage} W ri A — ak eet OK REN FURNISHE handsome building of = Boga pest yn pic dam disaster reached here slowly. The com-| Mr. A. von Mumm of the German legation en shall we know, WANTED = WHITE | GINL FOR GENERAL | {¥Pewrite:. Address MEET etar cite. 20. . bank. The roof was picked off and fe ie pany cam miles below the lower dam, | #8 gone to Florida for « fortnight. To some extent, at least, Housework. Also Appreutice to learn Dress- Vv JANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN strect with s tremendous oresh. Three squares | Pony oa eudrang 125 people to wecke aso, ang | Bite, J.B. Cilley received her friends most| Whether you aro in earnest or not! miaking. Apply 1127 4th stn. 1 | VW situation ae Working Hiase 'hcoper. for 8 ago, ; ¢ : TER ON | Couple or small family; ho. washing nace wanes unranked: sith tae exception of the | there were probably _Srethas sale bs at oe time | Cordially at ber I street home yesterday after- We have had peage too long, Sunae teemtpaeeeek ee) QB | on Present enuployer, 637 Soutu Caroline ® house of J. B. Phillips & Co. Only one resi- een . if + noon, assisted by her niece, Miss Cilley, and And rust doth like a canker ary for right mau, houe not of strictly steady habits | WWTANTED—BY AN ENF MGELIC YOUNG WIDOW, | WYK BENT—TWo 1} . as reported as having been damaged, of the disaster, and fears are bapachare is Mrs. Gen. Patterson. ! heed apply. Addveas R-E-s. Star ofice iseei nk House Keeper or Cook. | 7,prke Moons, suited tit, , their lives. A courier, who has arrive m i WANTED—4 WHITE GIRL FOR GENEKAL 1t* _| Hot, nw. Also first-class : that of Mrs. 5. A. Bayneson, Washington street, Mrs. and Miss Batcheller were at home in Go in thou, wild impetuous W — A Jso Orat-class board to six or eight Just following the cyclone eame « great flood | Retr there, nays he was awakened about 21 ws handsome residence, No, 1104 Vermoat | o°!2 10% we VY House Work in a family of three. 458 M st ww, Sons: neta reserved, ne tumiest guowte. FSR of rain that completely drenched the goods | cock in, the morning by the ome ‘when he | 8¥enue, yesterday afternoon. The pretty tea And ben opamegeen ANTED_AN Buite, td and Sd eiorin ey OMS ER in the compresses. ‘The loss axgrogates 50.000. Dros saw it, cad eas sparkiing ix Use: darkness table, with its silver service, was in active duty | C74 pada Wirectne in the de and a rapid type writer; best references, | S°W 2ork ave. 3 mee tomppreciate. 119 iy of life is that o: jomaeabons | Tick snillt t horescent lights, and | &t 5 o’cloc lades, ong Raped 1, Star office, . 120-34 {08 KENT—THREE FRONT ROOMS ie ntiog seated Leeate bia te tee with a tanribiareae ees instantly Be aay ‘The Misses Shepard and Mr. Shepard held a Go in also, Just lasueds” Over ome million copies of backs uy" the Want: D-EMPLOYMENT AS TYPE WRITER. F heat, convenient wo cars. 6300 st 1. — po eposinnad parece, the tents and buildings. The canyon that was | delightful reception in their apartments in the And let us have your present twenty and twenty ve thotand sais ee 436 0 Be teapee TANT, Chauncey Building, | WOK RENT—TWO BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISHED pines >a asi fall of cottonwood trees was swept clean. The ! Newport yesterday. Miss Prall was with them “Cutting up,” Posed of. ‘The agency for itin Washington just now | + *" . Ate Eh FS Mind Floste ae: =. ——y Room lower dam, a structure 240 feet long and 60) and the callers were regaled with piano and A cutting up as is should be worth « uttve fortune to au» therough going Wess to FAO AHO MRITES AX | ences. 1] Uth st. a. " ss at RAIN, SNOW AND WIND. feet above bed rock, with 30 feetabovesurface, | violin selections and vocal solo, Mrs. Robert | ‘4 cutting ub! Beart en OF ME Calhy BUBSORIEAIOES | give Go0 tore teroament homes taal on oo T—TWo UNFURNISHED ‘ was swept away. Hinckley sang the “Ave Marie” with expres- a inher bisa end Wy ANTEDIAT ONGECA GOOD COOK GELATEN | MOMIR. Address CX. Star oftice, _ fe first floor; one Frout Koom on sec AGeneral Storm All Over the Mississtpp!/ A prospector, who was camping on a bliuff|sion and pathos. The springlike weather - preferred. Mrs. A NaLTANG sous da WANTED = fosiTion as MANAGER = bath, suitaule Valley. — —— below \eheniapets says ars sight ae the poascente ofered ent scorente to plash aetna walls, ate n.y red-ut_| .Y masiage Sat of le ana genre hela ——_ ~s rom where he stood was sublime in the ex- | the callers, ¢ Misses Shepard are at home Come at dler’s bidding AN -A WHI PAM- ey ik. & BUCEL: i, : OSE, 1217 Mantox, Int, Feb. 2.—A cyclone passing | treme. Ata narrow just beiow them, where | to their friends every Tuesday at the Newport | and the Calin Wire Do been GUE INA, SMALL FAM: | central Sew York, 8 BUCLEA, 3 change, Secoud Story Moon far. fromysouthwest to northeast struck this county | the Ganyon contracts to about toa quarter ofits | Miss Grace Davis held the parlors at the B’death! ferred: references; 710 Market space. 120-20 c.; Lo children ; references nisae” — . width between perpendicular rocks several "i 7 ANTED — A YOUNG MAN (COLORED) WHO -~THKEE UNF SHED 4 Monday night sbout 8 o'clock. The path was| hundred fect high ters leaped up a hun- | Te8idence of her father, ex-Senator Davis, full Zounds!! Thoroughly Understands Dilviue snd Dede, Ley NEURNISHED ROOMS beak 006 sats wide. ieces, Sases cell Uh ae toe Deport ge) rer wea roar | °f. Callers all the afternoon. Seated at a Bats!!! Aggund House. Address, stating, wages, refereuces | Ferters, &c. ee icees waked alting | and rushed throngh the narrow gorge like | daintily furnished tes table, in’ a simple gown : Se Nb Te beste HW. BU. Box 21. 220-26 | supplied. _BUBNHA : i Two Vets Fiesta ae EERE Leenasdluona eyed oa omlesbenepy grange] pret bron moi bg ere eee, Serge. |KS | of stone-blue mull, Miss Grace made a most at- — WANTED GING. SERVANIS, ONE TO COOK, | \WTANTED-EMPLOV ES WILL BE FURNISHED cd with the best; taraus tensonable, Annie ey ee ree ae es hand fecae wea | ovtryihing movable, leaving the bares hard | wscdve picture, We had some thunder and lightning last) aid wattnecHomeeoas” ate Chamber Work cal, of any hatignaliiy atthe CHTY ISTE LIOR ROE it ae wa Meer as abe me . : Mrs. B. R. Hitt reoeived s number of callers | night and Gen. Greely is hereby warned to be | otiat- uw Pee at” | OE icee. Say Balding. 7th aud eve. wwe | AYE MENT "A NICELY FURNISHED FHont eS seheel bones woscomphotaty erased ——— at her K street home, ° careful not to let the frost get at it and destroy | “WV ANiED-10, FIRSTCLASS CANVASSH ES | 20128 *.oppomte Franklin perk. S* #00 Aah sk. i FIGH’ RR IRL’S HAND. Mi i the 2 “4 ey, CA oe CS =H RENT PH ST, BY PI F " streams, After Forty-two Rounds the Referee spending & reason among her many friends in| ‘The skate’ manufacturers have saved them- Brive; ‘itat coe well recomended. Apply NTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN cation Brst-class iu every particular, @d Sraie Hartrorp Crry, Isp., Feb. 26.—Re Declares It a Draw. is city, Miss Loring returned ons Europe selves this winter b; ing lar tities of 3. = eh pard with Lodying in a strictiy priv anny; | JkOB RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS from the Missinewa river on the south and the — three weeks ago, pega yy mak! ge quant - aT COLORED |WOMAR TO COOK, | gonvgnient to Fennsylvams railrved station. Audress ZL_ot moderate rates; sinicle or en suite: fronting on A 3 z . palm ron fur @ Siuuil Fausty referen ae! 3 two ines sirect car id the highest a hee. ee oe ‘a par Arnos, Onto, Feb, 26.—Newshasreached here | Miss Abba Goold Woolson, president of the required. Apply 1012 mad ae TANTED--BY LADY AND ¢ By MaRcu 1, | Nou.’ "Gentlemen preterrea, “W102 "New yan eee vStottom lands are covered with a raging | °f 2 bloody prize fight which occurred in North- | famous Castilian club in Boston, is in the city Wy ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL an | WW one or two Comnieninnng Catenion Bene, | 2 sts oe Seesah. Sha damage 1oskoek, Ul buildings, ampton township, some miles north of this | and is staying at Willard’s, WHAT MADE HIM TIRED. V chamber Maid and General House work tor « | Address, stating price, F.C.M. Star ottice, = —TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON fences and bridges is great. "| city, under very peculiar circumstances, Vin-| Mrs, Halliday gave a delightfal luncheon on He worked in a gas main factory, Bove aipnet nd anal aoa: German preverrea. ‘Ie | W pe tg Cpe eae and woler: reterences or Osaxosa, Feb. 26.—Yesterday afternoon a/|cent Libes, aged twenty, the son of a prosper- | Monday in honor of the Music club at her N In a perfanctory, eight-hour way, quire at 622 6th st nw. 126-St_ | secoud floor; with board in private tanily or Ok KENI-317 H ST.N.W, WITH O8 WITH: blizzard of great nies 8 5 down upon this ous farmer in Northampton, and Henry Sim- street home. ane drawing ‘rooms were dacken And he oats when he quit in the evening: WARES Ol INT ELLIGEN T Boy About 16 | but few boarders, Aadross, terms, Liv, Star Front, Board, Two lange’ Nicely Furniahea Sout city and in less t! alf an hour three inches monds, aged twenty-one, are suitors for the | With lilies an racinths and lighte pink- “T’ve been ‘hitting the pipe’ all day.” 5 : ~ pus; second floor; conventeut toc had i i patie ‘Mrs, ; Laundress; must Lave city recommendations. Apply NTED—IN NORTHERN FAMILY BY QUIET | 80d herdics. tse of parlor : dimealty ‘hat t mead arene hand of the same girl. Libes and Simmonds oy poston the later costa hoor tee cea 8 srry Aihned Northery Lads, Pleawaut Furnished 2d-| WOK KENT_FUMNISHED On UNFE storm is by far the worst of the year. The | $r¢ Rion persona! fronds, except touching the | velvet. A charming musicale preceded the| The fat and Jolly butcher is not s bone} WWANTED—A WHITE GIRL AS CHANBENMTAID | story oom, ceithout board) west of 24th atid Dee eae Prout Rooms, effect will be keenly feit in the Iumber camps, | Object of their mutual affection. They could | jancheon and the masterpieces’ of Chopin, | Pivant ply at 1815 Hutu, Must have good retercuces. Ap- | Of Hist. Address, with terms PA, Star office. 126-20" | 131 Gat ewe viata ‘ ri ies Oe ANTED — THREE OR FOUR FUANISHED | goon RENT REE © SwiGaseie a where the snow is already so deep that logging | CoM¢ to no satisfactory agreement on this point | Gounod and Handel were admirably performed, — ANTED—BOY 17 OR 18 YEAHS OLD, LIVING | WW Rooms compen tor Lhehs Hotackesping mite | Wot Reon eee ag eS po tions Wer? carried on with difficulty. and finally decided to leave the result to a trial | 514 songe were « by Miss Louise C.Shep-| G to his tor: “Brothe in B.w., who bas had some experience in hou-e | Address J.A.K., Star olice, 126-20" | four lines cars; price 815, S10 Ket PAsuLAxD, Ws, Feb. 26--The worst snow | Of physical strength in the prize ring, ard, Mrs, Fremout, Misa Prail, Miss Bell, Mex, | p Dot, Goode Pastor: “Brother | painung: née uur those meauing work weed appay. | — ——————ssS is KENT—TWO UNFURNISHED Rooms iN and wind stom’ of the season is prevailing | _18¢ two men were very evenly matched in| Pioskowska, Mrs, Tineed and Mise Fuller, | PFeech, did you hear of that dam disuster in| Y; K. 9UMIBNEK, 1otn st. and “Keuasaw ave., ME WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | 2. new oay-window brick S00 Manac oats IS here. It has been snowing and blowing ever | SPPesrance, Simmonds being a trifle heavier | smong those who est dewa te the tincner, | Arizona?” ier - = : A _ — _ tease since Sunday night an, his antagonist, No gloves wore used and | were Aire Berdan, Mrs, Hinckley, Mra. Wm. J. | Pastor—grestly shocked: “Sir!” W ‘thie Geruan Gist w tusks ber honed as gue: | WW ANTSD—EVELY LADYIN WASHINGTON WHO T_TWO, THikD-FLoon COMMUN Loviswite, Feb, 26.—Heavy rains are re- | the fight was to be toa finish under marquis of | Boardman, Lient, and Mrs. Logan, 2 Fel housework: good wages; references required. 697 | way AES ROM gE Macluine to Kepair to send postal to Font adden uaued, Partly furnished oF throughout the state. At Frankfort preety ares ly contested ds Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Hornsby, Mrs. Dickson, | ‘The two cent Postage stamp is no longer | work wermasted. 410 Pounspivania ave uw. 24" the Kentucky river is rising very rapidly and ener wae, Sunar ey Com rounds were | Miss Windom, Miss Mullan, Miss Gouvernenr, | ,,, oe AN TE D-EXPERIENCED WHITE GIKL TO y ANT! D-EVERY LADY TO KNOW THAT SHE | JJOK LENT—NICELY FUANISHEDNOOMS Wild fought. Neither man displayed much science, ‘wearing of the green. ‘Cook and do General House Work; Geruan pre- | WY“ 4 3. grest loss is reported. Mr. A. H. Preston, Mr. Wm. Acklan, Miss J i can bave ber Sewing Machine repaired at her Board, tor gentieuan and wite ; Jacksox, Mo., Feb. 26.—This county was | PU‘ both were accustomed to hard manual Grace Dat ir, Hosmer, Mr. Shepard, Miss a Sorrel) peteconces required. “Apply st 1800 Ket, house for 1, and warra:ted, by sending’ postal to C. tiewien, with Board. Also Table Board yan (Mena oon 7, labor and were in good condition, and the fight | ¢) . ced cog gee Seer cnn AUERBACH, Dowestic sewing Daoud ox | Pemmapieis een aoe Ee visited by torrents of rain Monday night and rn * Shepard, D mn, Mr. Heury Martin, . IF SHE Gets IT. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN IN | 7th aud. t last night it was raining. The streams were | 800 settled into a question of endurance. It} Nr Sullivan, Miss, flaclen, Miss Voorhees, the Wastes 2 nisuing Store. UF 1 WOAND : = = NT F ‘: And now Chicago has the Fafr, ave. 6.6, Ut ED. 5 ; biew “ higher than ever before. Indications are that | ““# «me fight from beginning to close and | Misses Anderson, Miss Henriques, Mise West. =o eS j UM Weare ees pane {bres Toms eh suite | private bath aud closet ee i 7ANTED— WHITE ELEVATOR Be i bination preferred. wantly furnished. at the WOODMUN4, i the floods will play smash with the rai- | either fee any sine some to have « de- | cott, Miss Dyer, Miss Squire and Mr. O'Donnell. Phere todem Kasas tise \ Sita Neveral Wite homens Brueesonat lowanaMateuw “ * | nd dowe-circie = roads ii E No re; ‘2 some mai Cooks for R , and Hotel Chan: +e = 7 iL a ea ENT 1008 ISTH OT We a Country have. been received, but the low must | bolt men wero tired out and so groggy that | Mrs. Frank P. Grows gave s ladies tuncheon |. __T@bint that some falr m ninidg a scrub Gipimatonce aid Dairyuan. Dick's | VW 3Nmr ac cea penton, fn000, FOR FIVE | WOH AUT 1000 ISTH ET Nye AN ELEGANT guausi to thousanie 4f dollars = could scarcely stand. Their seconds | yesterday in honor of Mrs, George Alfred AGENCY, 6138 4th ot. m1 1t_ | worth over €10,000—As tract; DO Commis: | tion; first-class board. doar 2r% Warznrows, Wis., Feb. 26. The most vicious | Pulled them apart and the fight was declared a | Townsend, ey 20. LED—A GOUD WHITE GIRL FOR GENE- | sion. Address Box 5 —_———+o+—_____ OHIO MAKES SUGGESTIONS. NI—FOUK LARGE UNF ISHED ‘ ; Ok snow storm in two years raged here esterday draw. Both principals were terribly punished, | ir, and Mra, Le Breton gave a charming Sun- I out ew, GEES | Wan Carer Fb ibid Gm AReU ER | at tau or Melt howehopuue, aterm and last night, ‘The snow is accompanied wit a | Papmiarscatar ek batteged in bad | aay night at-home this week, at which a pleas-| Mr, Goshorn Nominated as Director | \y ax TED—10 BIKE COLORED WOMAN FUR | call) of oubing aud Bemodeling: Eemates Giadiy $20 por month: Apply 1298 Mtbet nw eee Secaue' Sagi. Tas roads a also drifted been settled by the fight is still undetermined. and tie vase cont cas ie peg ee Sfemeral ot: <he Woemi’a Male, WV eae SHS a aes WANTED = AN OFFER ON 50 SHARES OF Birtruicbed: oo eet ee “Dis lou en Masox Crex, Towa, Feb. 26—A blizzard set| | Watre Eantu, Mrxx., Feb. 26.—Deputy | California, Admiral Jouett, Mr. and Mrs. Heber | t®_ Mayor Mosby of Cincinnati was in the | gruteel tauiiy..‘Addivss, giving laiue aud selerelices, DIPENSION AGENTS AND OTHERS | I uicating looms, 3d floor, curtained and in yesterday, covering the entire northern por- | United States Marshal George Campbell, who | May, Gen. B. H. Robertson, Mr. Blackford, | “ity yesterday, and he called upon Mayor Cre- + a ANTE: DDLE-AGED W SG HOUSE Hon of the state, The thermometer marks | went from Red Lake with a possee of Indian | Mra. J. T. Swann, Mra, Dolph, Miss Voorhees, | Sier of Chicago and other men of prominence | WANT! D-4 MIDDLE-AGED WORKING HOUSE — and ail — coy ean police to investigate the reported timber steal| Mr. and Mrs. Baxter, Miss Anna Key, Miss | from the windy city, His object was the put- | 4,7, = AMBRIDGE Try, XD. oy ry “ ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN b. | 26—A cloud | in the vicinity of Rainey lake, with instruc- | Edes, Miss Ball of Indiana, and Miss Bowers. | ting in nomination A.T. Goshorn of Cincimaati | Wancee Wate ee Iron tor Lhree People; reter- burst Monday night ea Martindale creek, a " 7 tons {2 arrest auy persous found trespassing | Miss Mary Holmes, daughter of Mr, and | for the responsible position of director general | {2°&#Feawired._ Apply 1797 N st.: a near this place, to rise so quickly that a woman a ry 8, 3 a P posi i eae NTED—A CHILD NURSE AND A CHA g and three children of the Hail family were toca They ay Gases dine has returned Mrs, James Holmes of Landover, and Mr. | of the world’s fair. Mr. Mosby's argument was | WV Siaid at 10 Lafayette syuares bring wiereuces, drowned. They belonged to a party of gipsies. | ried on for mauy years until now the banks of | Charles H. Warner were married last evening | based on the facts that Ohio gave Chicago Canvospate, Int, Feb. 26.—Monday night | streams emptying into Rainy lake have been = the a Hope oop vaso a twenty-one votes for the fair and that Mr. Wie A, SIRE FoR CEMEEAT, EOUEE- GALLERY ee oan denuded of all marketable pine and hard wood ing, “The ushere Gere Mr, W. &. Colladay: oie Goshorn's experience as director general | references as to honesty aud scbriety. Api . web timber. of these lumber men are Cana- a Currans at _ |} of centennial of 1876 placed him far | 1st st. n¥ === =. ea rained incessantly until noon yesterday. The | dians, who come and cut timber on American bizare aoe at ng topes Lepilot ‘d = above the reach of any compstitor. Chicago ANTED-WOMEN COOKS, CHAMBER MAIDS, low lands are inundated, and this will interfere | ,oi1 under the pretext that they have a right to | Conihe. Mer, the formen atti tee cane | men have regarded Mr. E. Jeffrey of their Wine Gite and An kimae of Bae AID with railroad travel. A tornado at Bainbridge, | do so because their wives are Indian women | CDUrch together, the former attired in a travel- ictqg Sei with Eiteatt ‘ho occasionally receive patent cases tocommu- | Otherwise wufuruished. Also One Suexpert patent solicitor.who wiliconduct | Kooy samme four, excellent tautis boast” cases to their mutual edvantage. Address | 2.w. —$3,000, TWO YEARS, 5 PER CENT i; LO COMImMission ; on real estete in this: 7,000. Address Box So, st utuce. JOR RENT—TWO NEWLY FURNISHED Rooms. tory; alcove, frout aud back rootns; furnace esis kn sent ma UE ae {EKL, fou Pa'ave. “Thie low rate continued | nw. waa re 4___»-$m_| 2.08 RENT—FOUR ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND PONSIBLE GENTLEMAN Witt | F'gha tnnraone. Private fauiiy: fesmated aoe .ve 10 percent s mouth if necessary for a Loan | corner house: south aud east {rolta, bay windows ac OF AUY bart of sane, for sixty dave: qood | open grates, Felereuces required. 1101 Km. w. 22-1we rai or personal security. x se | POW RENT—1529 1 ST, N.W, NEAR THE AKLING- lous. “tHE NEW NATION. EMPLO,- | of es miles, east, completely demolished the | belonging to the Hed Lake reservation. "It was | IN dress of steel gray cloth trimmod with pur- | OW town as the person for that place, and ICE, 617 1th a. _£29-9t*_ | \y" ANTED—U, BAUM PAIN THE HIGHEST CASH | southern exposure: Umea Hoos en sulteor mnie; residence of J. Smider. ‘There were several in- | also ascertained that the whishy tw atic ia car. | Ple, Velvet and a togue of violet velvet. ‘The On che aee ens hear) hig ape ocala ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN (WHI Wie for Second-hand Furuiture, Carpets sad | 1 6u peNt—weLLFURMSHED ROOMS WIT mates in the dwelling and all were injured, | Fieg anesicainately be the ©, di ridal bouquet was composed of hyacinths, [steer le does not get it, Mr. Goshorn was | VY ferred) to Assist in Cooking and General House | Feathers, Entire Housepolds » specialty. Address qn ROT tae ot. but none fatally. Wore see helaghe iene ae ‘Eotians Papin nay | lilies of the valley and orange blossoms, On | KBighted by one. of the foreign power for | Work; references O13 12thst-n.w. £25-30 210 7th sh aw a ~_ | Hamilton house; private famdly. mar Sw sepaniad by irae snd’ Teletea oem; | {oF whisky and many” young gris, mere cht | ‘hei Tetum from their vodding Journey, upon | WE vors ne Aidt Philadelphia, a anaeig| WARE Gales pts aN ads | WASTER-NEW, AND SEOORBUUND FURST | Jou upare ito Lat’ sa LARGE Peni oy d by thunder and lightning, began | dren, are bartered away for a few pints of the | Which they departed last evening, Mr. and 7 . = al Mand teas eet or Een ieee ‘on Lat 2d-story oom ; suuth londay evening and lasted until t "4 ; also, 2d vi "i ‘i would be a good for Chicago to invite tront; Good Home Tabie « Phiiade)j Roan [octet | vilest of intoxicants, at Portage, on the Can- | Warner will reside in this city. plore 3 apecialty ty 0 Fatiatetpye * each civilized nation to send to the fair arep- | WYANIED-A YOUNG WHITE MAN To AT- | WS 1OWENTHAL Aucuoucen DOT Fi we a. | lady. day. aes streams are swollen and the low | ada side, forms the headquarters for the sup- | The lady managers of the eastern dispensary | resentative regiment of its soldiers, Some pou Wren) Horse and rake. bimaselt Senerally nee, | {17-1 = Poe, BENT=4 ROOMS "1ST FLOOR: EVERY lands flooded, ‘ ply of the trattic, will give a literary and musical entertainment | suggested that such an invitation had better | {pos tts aiesgi ¥ = 125-2 ‘\y ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM.” soveton March h Aaety ee eee samally of aetalee: Sasenenia, Mews Yok 36.— Winter. bas ap- —— at the National hotel this evening. be. piven bythe general government. | \\7aNTED — WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAIp] «yy Su%, cure for female diseases; iso Dr. Mcuuil's | Losmowrlow March J. Abby at premises, 160 1vt corres Avg aling Shy ongparaing Si ionpertang A Texas Incident. Mrs. Ada Leigh Lewis will give an account of | but the amendment was not regarded with any | WANED WHITE WOMAN oe ee Rinse! See b ieatic is altogether suspended and | .CMS#SVUL, Tzx., Feb, 26—Early Monday | ¢he pritish and American homes which ahe has | degree of fevor, sentiment being to the effect | trong, 1013 ora - os FOR RENT —OFFICE mgenticmet ae night two men entered C. W. Henderson's | founded in Paris in the chapelof the Church of | that Chicago was just now much larger than | \WWANTED-A SERVANT FOR G Weteb stent capper oreanixa axp | __ FOR RENT—OFFICES. store at Daugherty, L T., and covering two | the Covenant, on Connecticut avenue, N and | the general government could ever hope to be. | ,\), Work, im, sunall, family: anust a trensee Male Over: Paintin eee ae Mat, | JfOR RENT—LARGE WELL-LIGHTED Room TWO BLIZZARDS, clerks with revolvers compelled them to open | 18th streets, at 11 o'clock on Friday. Mrs, Har- | Oho would, if necessary, furnish « sufficient | MUS Destroyed. ¥.H YOUNGS, 1402 Fa ave. Telephoue Freund four, vr banivess Purpower; only #20 8 Carcaso, Feb. 26.—A special from Brainerd, | tie safe. The robbers took all the money | Ti8on has received Mrs, Lewis at. the White | number of troops to keep the French and Ger- Waxteo— reid 113 | ie thint door from Fete SON Soh, fame Minn., last night says: Two distinct blizzards are | about €1,000—and then robbed the clerks of | House and has expressed her intention of at-|™anregiments apart, ; Mew aamen om Salary or Commission to handle the WASTEDI IBY SCHIBSER. BEST BUTTER | 7-Of RENT—A FINE LARGE FRONT 1 raging in this state, one of which has reached | their watches and money. The clerks were | tending the meeting on Friday. A POSTAL EXHIBIT. ‘The ereatest selling novelty ever produced. 27e nt pantie Govds. 200. per pound. Cooking, | [KOS SOMES SINE, Lanes Faosr & 4 point just west of here, while the other is | m@rched into the woods for a mile and tied up, Mr. and Mrs. C, 8. Noyes and Miss Noyesleft as Erases tuk thors chy ny so seconde; uo abrasion | butter docs) tor one mouth, or mouey refunded. Pinte omer = Apply TH’, 4. sweeping east in the southern portion of the | The robbers then mounted their horses and | last night by the Southern Pacific railroad for | A Collection to be Sent to the Museum | “Ps ..300 {9 200 per cent pro: ee ey =¥ : ; 7 Ld it its “Just a wood as Scrib- > - We ral pou ted 521 3 “a,” or ““t ” ~ state along the line of the Minnesota Southern | escaped. ‘The clerks burst their bonds in halt | g trip to Galivornia and the Sandwich Ielonase ache wary, rales, munounted ty 8620 in alx days; | ner.” or “all the eave things” but wet the best, wich Qe BENT DESIRABLE OFFICE e ‘lin. rt for sale ly by WM. C. SCRIBNEK, 3¥8, 32U, railroad. A gale from the northwest is blowing | * hour, bus no trace of the robberscould be| wire, Col. Oswald Faynes of Baltimore and ques We waut one energetic General Agent for each state | Ceuter Market Fish Aisle: i steam beat aud elevator een inka tape ie Center Market( ie of Fish Aisle). 1_ | Buiiding, 1425 N. ¥. ave, at ‘COUMBE, and the heavy sow drifting badly. The North- | found. ge her sister, Miss Mattie Gibbs of Indianapolis, | Chief Clerk Cooley has gotten together a | portcuamaidregs we rene wor Sm MS | NNT aNTED_TEWELLY AND SILVER WARE, wa, | _26i1-1i 1426 N.Y. ave, fom te we rue cieetfowtien. Se |, AReCOf Grant and Ward. | scene Meu FG shaw ot fi0 A trol) annber ofl ilrnng the methods of raga He NOMBOREEANEN ES CO, | MY macow gM ES | ~~ FOR READ Vincent reports 35 degrees below zero at 8| New York, Feb. 26.—Wm. 8, Waruer, who bane cipeiaeae ihe: Guns setae Post office business, which will be sent to the WANTED DETECTIVES_WE WAN Siversmitna, - ‘hom | —_=* <ENT—HALLS. @feloek, with the force of the cold wave still | was interested im the operations of Grant & vied . Bukey of Marie! 7 postal museum in Berlin, He was prompted to ouired, U.S) DETECTIVE BU ANTED-EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM | YOK KENT—FESSENDEN iu road offices report ines juired, U. DETECT, Ward, and claimed to be a creditor of the firm | §ucst of Mra. Hoberta Tronnell ond her|take this action by the _ receipt | city 2 Smoky Cuimneys to know that 1 gusrautee to known as the First ughter, Mra. H. Spates of Georgetown. Kequired =e ener . . % aud H sts nw., w No casualties have been reported west = “i= Tee Ww HAM. Cure Them or No Pay L: moaned. —-= = . oF this poiat Mivs., Feb. 98 "The moat tag. cused OF wrongfully reecivtag the Bow'e fines; | Miss Hausenrald and Miss Sanderson of Balti | "eceptly of 8 “urpeieed ‘to woe. than | Waboys Gita Sieur wl enctor all Busiwene: | 1313 8urat owe heer None WE BANGS | inaeT settee S Lwarer, Mr fot, hea bean ort ter~ | died yesterday in England, where he had been | more are the guests of Mrs, B, Thomas Bobin- RELLIGENCE oF FICE, May Dulding, 7thaud Ean w, Froctpeceny gt heeded day meen. ming | living for some time, He bad successfully de- | som of 1150 ‘22d street northwest. the United tates postal service was repre- | THULICE ‘ BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT--STABLES, i . Mrs, Li Cressi Anna sented by @ very meager display of articles, | ~~ % snow covered the street railway track so com- eosune ana be satan Sem by ie sees polis is spending cd | WAXTED DETECTIVES IN EVERY COUNTY. pletely that all electric trains were at a stand- 3 There were rumors | a fow days with her friend, Mra, Baggett, 2418 which was evidently a miscellaneous colleo- x Rae ee coaee aa seen temeiecae, | Waa inns ds hf deattiaea eee Ota | POL RENT ATABLE ON, 20.nv0T | ata Sh Dy the middle of yesterday afternont. | Several milion Gols by his acunoction iis | Mth stevt nocthwrest composed, “mainly of wood outa and | oe cena be TCHIVE WOMEA EO. SEAP | hy Sh he Ober cout wrote Adin £458" | rue itr ps eure" modet Soy Bs eb. 36 ie. Cr 0. jt 1409 F at, uw. S akan aoe Pomp ry i ae ‘hat —— the firm. S Nereen aaa Fees pny agile cognraas of # very inferior pethes WASTED — DUNDORE'S RMELOTMENT “BU: Fb, SA EN STORE—I WILL SELL Fo KENT > MARCH 1 — STABLE FoR Two wheat will be injured. The wind from the Bismarck Will Not Resign. ham, but will receive their friends informally | THer® were wal orvioe ot, shia | White and colored, for all inde of domestic laters city | au GAMTLD Te PENCE AC? PROOR, GOODS, t6 | sf herees and, 2 carriages: large late, near th one northwest bas been most severe. It is reported | py cepa ars ‘ the following Thursdays during Lent, represent the great postal sorvice of this | Ti'tatos, with references, batwoved te Oe Pate, aud ail my Stock of Jewelry and ‘Opzical Goods. Store | SMITH’S Studio, Gtn and Mass. ave. t24-be that a teamster, Joun Boulton, froze to death ERLIN, Feb, 26.—It is sem: -officially stated Owing to their absence from the city for = county. The German postal department has | “jals-sot" suitable tor ali kinds of business, Terms cash or G RICK * last night, 25 milee southeast, Suffering is ex- | that the result of the recent elections for mem- dus ia A. © lacey of Bat req the department here to assist in = a cant and Part Se LESTE Tn occa — ~~ ap ernie oe "sah = i Corp __ | bersof the reichstag has caused Prince Bis- = he nies ‘Miss Ruth Marie Biter, will not munen Gcaan Wore preter} ears WANTED--HOUSES. £25-3t 708 ‘7th st. nw. wx Crrr, lowa, Feb. 26.— ‘zard set in | marck to delay his resignation from office. It = ————— ————— | ae Seer Bit" janraay’ acernod, fb wind Coe'at | meses Tea tele cents anagabnal bare r-| ea ine fang aaa. "woot WH MO) alan compet clloson of aro tee | WY REzaD WAP, OMRE OF THMNE WA, | A TENTARE ERTS BOLD THE RUATTUNE rday afternoon, ind blew f lections resu’ y ni price. " he Pocahontas’ Club, if not y Saturday, a = bor Shp hour, badly daifting the six inches of on 38 prongs Fesulted ins vietory | “yr and Mra W. L. Seufferle entertaineda|s set of mail bags, Pow wee station.” — eee March ie will be, sald "st public suction st our sairs Li r snow that bad fallen. The storm prevailed — few friends last evening at a card . An|and rating stamps, puiforms, | \7aNTED_FOR AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER | TMs Goruer 10th and Fennestvacia are ow sate | Ba So-1 peta throughout South Dakota and northern Ne- Bustles Are Out of Style. elaborate repast was partaken of Ae eect reporal cers, post office buildings, a) WY 's Good House in Norwest, orth of Hand west | U t_ | reaponsiple by H.W. HIGHAM 476 Pu. ave. uw. braska, but railroad communication has not} New Yors, Feb. 26—0. C. Carpenter, manu- sad eatin Socertbated tts abate 30 te | ee ee eee” mere cnbtehes ta ait| Ana See er. & Good Dwelling any-| FAOR RENT—A FIRST-CLASS CIGAR STAND, | f=03t been much interfered with, facturer of bustles and rubber has | &® t. Among the two dozen guests ‘where in desirable section of ‘northwest; price from Fx location chance for young aan with Lote EVE, FEBRUARY 24, COMING amaeaeeaee ‘ with Habilities of shane pA ge) were Helmuth, Mr. and Mra, Weaver, Mr, | Country, as has been seoqeeany, discussed, the s1G800 to $12,000. HODGES & TEEL. small capital, JOHNSON, Utband ¥ eta nw. 125-3 | M4 trom 28% and X to Gove theater & with May Sues December for Divorce. eer and Mra, A. T. Hensey, Capt. and Mra Hersey, | German government can mae ee HR SALE_OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND | ward will be given if returned to Mire BG DOE, F Wis, Feb. 26. * ‘Walls Fell. Miss Hopper, Mr. George T. Seufferle, Mr. and | ing over an exhibit of their postal sei ANTED_ COLONIAL BEACH WILL PAX CASH | J'2X vision Store; doing a good business. eanauire | Gicbe theater: tee ae ne eee eee Sa ae a OEE Feb, . Mra, Carver and Misses Carver and the Misses | » Sayan apna fore Cottage at colonial Bosch if-suitanle and a | of w- W. sWALT, 1600 Lithat, ow. St_| FT cat—aT NATIONAL THEATER FRIDAY PEE tional divorce suit ever brought into court in — Lous, wos igatirwiiat nae’ 10 o'clock | Eberly. Precautions Against Texas Fever, | «cided barssin. Address ——e = AT A BARGAIN—A OORWER GROO- | Lies iy Ar OxaL THEATER VRIDAL, this cirenit will soon be tried in the Fond du morning while workmen were engaged in home ‘The Becretary of Agriculture has issued an | 55-7 WANT TO PURCHASE IN FAS? ‘and Provision Store, nw, ‘good busi- | Fair of Handsome Pearl Lsccourt, The interested parties are promi- | tearing down the old building known as the | 2 Monday evening the charming = W Wettington WY Houses and Lote for Galt ne | news large stock, tocludinx ag.8 | rained gee proscot, 4 Uberal hess; large sacrilice ; 8 il incl: boree an Mr, and Mrs. J, W. Selby, on M stroot, was | (Tder to the managers and agents of railroad : 1600, Address M-D.F., Star office. f5-t" | CHAS. A. COMEY, 020 Fat mm, Rent residents of Sheboygan. Mary ances a on tea corner of Locust and filled with friends congratulsting them on their | 80d transportation companies in regard to the | sles Pru JOUN'F, DUNOHOE. 313 F. Capitol st i a acca i aa = te from the tics that bind her to Joseph Anton a \ transportation and handling of Texas cattle, WANTED GL HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES TO ret ati teied eet aoe L: praise Ball Puees. it versary, During th andsome collation was served, Mr. Keller, rey Liberal reward will be given + who ty f ‘f Surrendered. e bal for their isolation en route, at water- Invest ped in — stand at a bargain if sold today, 1617 th nw. YEABOWER, Spring st road. Sara gece etree | tence, om a, ema tnt ug ann he on |e dp ny cn | ene ake BP TRS | BE a 0) Renna with Keller, w place on October 1,| Graham, who is $50, an a a be have it a8 | 6 Siti enty Sek ea cou arks ats | Cotas ee nt Anew hs erred | US'S ere Son cua nes | Sereaeaneer rigiyeiladed na all | W irre he rae gre rh eghaeead | Sgt ae eee yey | woe aaa tend ace, “I ‘ith and that its | bimse! prices; give full particulara, Address CASH J., Star ————— OsT—STRAYED FROM 1009 K ST, NW. ON such that she considers it unsafe to a About Ni in Baltimore. His guests were tions relating to the movement of Tezan i £20-08 - thes ands, wuhin ate che alicgee tet cae ae Distillery Burned. Mra. -Justicn Field, the Misses Condit tonite, | cefle presteibed De the oninis tent eae | aoe aren SOSINEIS PROPERTY On Tia Gok. Fair Tati ono large, Warphowes | Viidog eur Saas wand willanswer to June when she left him, he has associated with Lovrsvirze, Feb, 26.—W. H. Harris’ dis- | Miss Whitney, Mr. Chilton, Mr, Breckinridge | of the state where unloaded must be carefully Ww ‘ave, and G, Penn. ave. bet. 9th and i4th, ed a0 bon qo sane ot Sie, Aare ed eiven, other women. The defendant is the tillery burned here yesterday. Loss, $15,000; and Mr. McCalmont. observed, Moreover the cars used in trans- rN, ag TE EuS PROPERTS ' BRCe 219,000 = Gst_OM OR ABOUT FRERUARY Ih, of an estate valued at $100,000 and a | org sa ry a 5 ———+ee+—____ said stock must be cleansed and disin- Arey » WAITED; TO BUY FOR, gas BA col (6th and K sts. n.w. and Smitheoniea gal fight may be expected, as the plaintiff sues — Johnson’s Effort for a New Trial. _| rected before used to transport or shelter ani- FED-VOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT | price aud full descrspuon, © EERE HE Wiehet 1008 Ret nw tor a share of the estate. Catarrh. In the Criminal Court today the motion for again. Wduintie in all parts of the city, “Will SAMUEL BEALMEAR, (| €:ven nw. = Loxpox, Feb. 26.—The condition of Lord | s new trial in the case of Henry Johnson, con- ue poe —— yep treet Wisk Se EL Sean See Tee | er _ 320 Feit, einen, A L°S eae reat a Flood at Columbus. Tennyson, who, is sufering from bronchial ce-| vieted on Friday of manslaughter under an | country lying south and. east of « line com: | —=—=———————————""+ | Youx #. HOWLETT, BUILDER AND GENERAL | Mdgsted is dit Pat or 1550 teins Coueuses, Ouro, Feb. 28.—the water in the | tarrh, is much improved. indictment for the murder of Enoch Turner, } mencing on the AGesiagippl river st telitade * WANTED—LOTS. and peices cheerfully farnished. Fiens cnt sects | I CS 0 SEA CORES SP AIRE WIT Pare poarch gl gland Grip. Sen EO. Cringe the Tees perallolof tivede belag the southern bound: | {yVANEED-ONEOR TWO LOTSIN THE NORTE: | in slcasee Hesidence Park athe Mesmat: fF in" | tamed to tao Nm nw a until 2 o'clock this morning, when the river! Lospow, Feb, 9.—Inftuense isravaging east | eh. EG, Carrington for the prisoner and | Boy of Misourl to the ecstern boundary cr in, W frost sections, Price tot to exceed 62 per tock | JYPOREY DOUBLED SRE water pec vast expen of olan The orn Styria, government, The court reserved its decision, pager ea femelle gn Bag hipedlg tory, RD OADY & 00.2650 10th sen sae ges in Touae oF New Motion cures, BOARDING. —_— * ee re ee. —— ‘ will beto the banks of the ———_—_ breed pommel 4 TED-TO PURCHASE GROUND IN THE | Gold end Silver ¥ in Ubio or West ¥' ‘ROOM BOARD WANTED BY Columbus feeder of the Ohio canal. Some of| toxpoy, Feb, 26 tre cholera hag abated in ‘Transfers of Real Estate” {othe coe’ hendroath moridias of Lenptaas Wiss ee annie yr oie ea Town, Ga, Olio, hana Mon A ae pr eZ ‘Sie rae the river were tem-| ,LOxPO™, — Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Geo, thence wathward slong end 1008 marian of £26.98 Pat. ry ep ee machinery, aryl dm a dl pein A og th eomeeiaartarcs E, Emmons ot al. to Caroline Wardemann, sub | longitade to the boundary of Child- | WyagzEn 70 2 fecal Ee NGELY FPENSRED Rous Witt GOOp ; ar cabenieaet: tan Bread Winners. 168, 0q. 987; $3,000. G. H. Walters to Caro- | fee" county in Texas; thence westward . ‘sot Feros ocnimhed or uatueuhed eaused at an early hour by the breaking of the | ViExxa, line pide OS mee ES, Mot ahaee B eveenes Big Walnut | are on Ww. had to be shut off until re- | wages. are Souctacsstancuece doen it per Sane See turned off at a af as Beaux, mg Cs Stock Burned. East Avrora, N.Y., Feb. 26.—At midnight last night the large cow barns ef G. H. Bell, hk ot aes es officials coe nt tous of ‘hay, wore | sesinst 125 fire, Aliof the live stock perished, | yor Ocher gaan Sti Ap consider Roms,