Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1891, Page 2

BEBALF OF THE INDIANS. Closing Sessions of the Annual Meeting of the Board of Commissioners. ~~ SOME LIVELY REMARKS MADE—BAD FAITH ON HE PART OF THE GOVERNMENT CHAKGED— SENATOR DAWES EXPLAINS — RESOLUTIONS ADOPTRD—MOBE APPROPRIATIONS WANTED. At the afternoon session of the annual meeting of the board of Indian com- missioners at the Riggs House _yester- day a number of interesting addresses were made on various phases of the Indian question. Rew. Chas. W. Shelton, financial secretary of the Indian mission of the American Missionary Association, the first speaker of the afternoon, | took « cheerful view of the situation and the prospect. COMMISSIONER MORGAN'S REMARKS. He was followed by Gen. Morgan, commis- sioner of Indian affairs, who spoke entertain- ingly on the subject of the education of the Indians. The government boarding school at Pine tidge agency, he said, was going on as interfered with. People are inclined to ex- aggerate the seriousness of the present trouble with the Sioux. The hostile Indians number only about 3,000 vut of 250,000. He said that out of all these 185,000 had never received gov- erument aid at all. Asa rule they are enter- prising and progressive and are anxious to Take the beet of their opportunities. - He ex-| pected a marked advance in their condition if they were treated as they should be. OTHRR ADDRERAES. Capt. R. H. Pratt, superintendent of the In- @ian school at Carlisle, Pa.; Miss Grace How- ard. missionary to the Crow Creek Indians, and Prof. C. C. Painter, of the Indian Rights Asso- ciagon, also spoke on the general matter of ed- neation as well as upon particular features of the subjec Mis Alice C. Fletcher. « special agent of the Indian bureau to the Omaba, Winnebago and Neg Perce tribes, muie an address in which abe started the discussion or the question."“How can we aid in promoting the settlement of lands | in severalty?” She wax foilowed in thix by Sen- | | tor Dawes, Communsione: Morgen, Mie Kate Foote, prevident of the Washington Branch | Woman's National Indian Association, and Hon. Hiram Price, ex-commissioner of Indian af- fairs. | THY EVENING SESSION. The evening session, the closing one of this year’s conference, was devoted to the discus sion of the Indian outb-eck in Dakota, The whole matter of the causes of the trouble was pretty well gone over, but the remedy was not such an ea=y matter to find. Mr. Herbert Welsh, secretry of the Indian Rights Associa- . took the ground that the ificulty might have been avoided with proper legislative action. Dr. Langford told a Rory illust = he thought, of the Indian's nold chief on being taken to the was shown the four bas-reliefs, Columbus and the Indians wel- coming Lim, the Penn treaty, Pocahontas sav- ing John Smith's life nnd Daniel Boon, killing the Indians. The Indian «, sole but expressive com- ment was: Indian give white man bread. In- dian give white man land. Indian save white man's life. man kill Ind PRomrsEs WAVE REEN VIOLATED" At the conclusion of this recital, Mr. Wm. McMichael of New York started rather a warm discussion by reading the following newspaper | Powder Company, which owns the private nstal and the miaion schools were but little | magazine a short distance from the Conduit murderer, but his cartridges did not fit his | EISTRICT GOVERNMENT. CONGRESS AND THE SCHOOLS. ‘Mr. W. C. Dodge has furnished the Com- missioners with a statement having for its end showing of the wi has neglected the publie schools in the The state ment shows that up to 1880 Congress had donated to the states for public schools $44.~ 473,478 acres of land and $95,468.452. The statement concludes as follows: What Congress has done for schools in the District of Columbia: For support of public schools: To Georgetown College, land in the District of Columbia, $25,000. "To Columbian University: | 1896, land in the District of Columbia, $25, As these lands in the District of Columbia were donated to the United States by citizens of the | District | it cost the United States treas pothing to make the above grants. Add to £15,000 to be increased $1.000 per annum fant it reaches $254 000 annually thereafter, to be paid out of the proceeds of ihe public nnd for the agricultural colleges and mechanical acer in the states by the act of August 30, THE HAZARD COMPANY POWDER MAGAZINE. Mr. G. W. Offut, the agent of the Hazard road, and which was the subject of » letter from Col. Elliot several days ugo (printed in Tux Stan), in which he wrote of the dynamite | stored in the magazine as dangerous to the water works, had a hearing before the Commis- sioners yesterday afternoon and stated that the mubject wan thoroughly ‘liscused ‘before the | permit was issued. Moore hag been called ou for « report. CASEY'S DEATH. ‘He Was Shot by an Indian Who Appeared to Be Friendly. Yankton Charley, one of Buffalo Bill's men now employed ax seout at Pine Midge agency, has brought particularsof the murder of Lieut. E. W. Casey of the twenty-second infantry of Gen. Brooke's command ou Wednesday near the hostile camp. Lieut. Casey had started out | LIrvr. in to talk with Gen. Brooke. He passed » smali | band of Ogallallas, who were butchering, and proceeded farther, followed, however, by two of the Indians, who appeared to be friendly. He wus shortly afterward met by Pete Rich- ards, son-in-law of Red Cloud, who had been sent by the latter to warn him not to approach nearer the hostiles because it was dangerous. Casey said he would ride to the top of a little | knoll whence he could get a view ‘of the hostile camp. Richards dissuaded him and he and Casey turned around and departed. Just then Richards heard a shot, and tarnit pack saw Casey full from his horse, the bi | trough the latter's head! ‘The abot was. fired | by the younger of the two who had | followed Casey. Richards would have shot the gan. Gen. Brooke sent out a detachment under Lient. Getty that night to recover the remain of Lieut. Casey. ‘The body was found stripy but not mutilated. It was borne to Oelrich’s, whence it will be sent to Fort Keogh, Mont RED CLOUD COMES IX. Red3Cloud came into Pine Midge agency yes terday and Gen. Milos appointed an hour to hold a conference with him. The old man ped out of the hostile camp Wednesday Seti out ath Ne wits: wuled cbstces miles | torPine Hidge Gen. example will be followed by others. paragraph. an extract from a lettter by Miss Foster of Ohio and Gen. the acting commissioners, gave not | only verbal promises, bat written ones, that if shey would sell their Lands and sign the treaty founded on the Dawes bill their rations should not be reduced and that nothing which the then received should be taken from them. Not more than a month after the treaty was | signed at Pine Ridge the beet issue was reduced | 1,000,000 pounds for the year, and at Rosebud 2,000,000: their annuities xo reduced. It is suid that Gen. Crook felt so bad about this that it is thonght it hastened bis death. SENATOR DAWES EXPLAINS. Senator Dawes at once rose to explain that the commisioners had made no promises ex- cept that they would try to have certain things done. The bill for this purpose had passed the | Senate last session and the House this, and the | Senator suid he expected it to repuss ‘the Sen- ate with the House amendments today. As to | the reduetion in the beef rations the Senator | said that “through some sort of hocus-pocus in the census” the government had been issuing rations to some 2,500 more Indians than there were. When the mistake was discovered the number of rations was reduced. BAD FAITH CHARGED. Mr. McMichael continued to charge bad faith on the part of the government, but Senator Dawes managed toparry all his thrusts. At the | conclusion of this mimic passage-at-arms a let- | ter was read from Dr. Charles A. Eastman de- | scribing the events at Pine Hidgeand the scene of the killing. Dr. Eastman ix a full-blooded Indian. educated in Boston, and his letter was listened to with the greatest interest. RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. ‘The final business of the meeting was the consideration of the resolutions which were drawn up by the committee on business and resolutions. As adopted the resolutions were as follows: This conference meeting, at a time of gloom in the history of the Indian movement, derives | fresh courage from the comparison of views ns | to the situation. ‘The Dukota trouble, although | melancholy in ite results of violence aml bloot- | shed, extends to but probably less than 5,000 of | 260.000 Indians. Its cause is partly to be found in the inevitable opposition of the chiefs and the anti-progressive and anti-Christian elements to the present civilizing tendencies. Depre- cating the contact of soidiery with these people when unnecessary as frequently, demoralizing and injurious, and the indiseréet und some- times needless firing upon the Indians, and especially the barbarous and inhuman de- struction of their women and children, we re- Joice to be assured that the administration has not yielded to the demand for the transfer of the Indians to the War Department. ‘We are also more and more convinced of the detrimental effects of removing valuable off- cers in the Indian service, whose experienc cannot be replaced, solely or really for politi- cal reasons, and most earnestly urge the reten- tion of such men, without regard to their polit- ical opinions, and the extension of civil service reform regulations to the subcrdinate appoint- ments to the Indian department. The value of petmanence cannot be too strongly insisted on all governmental relations tothe Indians, mence in the tenure of office, permanence im the lines of poliey pursued and’ permanence in the efforts for their education, elevation and ebristianization. While seeking to accomplish these objects us rapidly as posible we recog- nize the fact that it is rendered « slow process by the conditions that surround the solution of problem. INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS ASKED This conference urge very earnestly upon the government a continued increase in the congressional appropriations for education under a system of adequate common school in- struction until every Indian child is enabled to go toschool We favor compulsory educa tion as indispensable to qualify these children for citizenship, and continued support to con- tract scaools nutil the government is ready to aaeume the entire instruction of Indians in the government schools, We believe that every effort should be made to induce the Indian tribes to accept lands in severaity. and the government should afford every facility for securing them in che full and undispatert of their lundsas «peedily as posible. To this end we recommend that moes appropriated for the benetit of the In- | miand has been allotted may be poe at the discretion of the commissioner of Indian affaire withont obligation to wait for the final approval or issuing of patents for the In view of all the fucts, in spite of the obstacles encountered. we yet feel encouraged tw ge forward under the overruli Providence of God, believing this great will be sclved, ae becomes an intelligent and Chite- tian people. ———— ‘The Prospective South Carolina Duel. In reply to « challenge from J. R. Tillman, nephew of Gov. Tillman of South Carolina, to Col. Kent, inspector general of the dey ment of Dakota, fifth infantry, and Col. win are ascertaining all the facts relative to the | fight on Wounded Anee creek. This is not, as | i has been stated, acourt of inquiry. No char have been made aguinst Cok Forsythe for his | conduct in that engagement, nor has he been placed under arrest. A FALSE REPORT. There is no truth in the report of the burn- ing of Pocatello. There is considerable excite- to visit the hostiles to induce the chiefs to come | indi tqwortow (Saturday) worming at nw. Miles is hopeful that his | reterences. WANTED_HELP. WANTED _ —SITUATIONS. W ANGEDIAN ACTIVE BUninEBS MAN 10 ‘canvas and sell two Ova Tess, we. SALE—H KOU 14 rooms : mt (16 reouae, an. W.. 10) Pok weNT-BY x oO. WoLTZM. 7) FE SAL, SOS, 7 ANTED— SHOE, ARTED | FRACTICAL 3H prope somata pais must be well in sual Sa TM Wiiiies A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS ity, scatatnted with the city. powsessing cap- eng ea ae ae rac ion Sse” | We FOR SALE-oNE oF aan as aINpSOMEST AND wont stylish five-year-old, Haimiitowan tuares in Es country is perfectly sound: will srt a mile inside faa Apels 78 oth Wires rine est ta Foon. mt f Forum, i ind i'n rons. wh NEAR OARS, 3 an |i INCY FOR COOKS, aa ese oe Ee a Wass SITUATION IN A ZL ‘Aaitees S0sEEN'B: MUKBAS. Hatipendreaves we ANTED-& 2 Pa ave, sats FOr RENT erst Phence st nw. 7 oR Fi "ment Hitchen nd Theil ronens for, a Bh pr and berdie ime, U4 Wet: tees 3 gRENT_FURNISHED O18 UNFURNISHED: Sven erate ft bord fem cabie Denes: aati ria Seta , ssw. at low Ease IS. se _ | ee THREAT . rooms widimg, fee evators, Seat, rom each. Foome, ser yee. sultable for an 10.38 SU Li vvetnas a Seaham wim BF ill oguna ent rrant SEI C st nw. jad" nai ee ae NW, oy REL aE, Jes aR i tact aa fue Seatory Bi Wor ITION WASZED, BY A WHITE WOMAN & Posi ON business in all its ranches can ave best of Feterence Wee nw. Sant mace howar in, ona BOY rae RIES STUDIO. St W sStPD_WoseN cooxs.e10 To waiters, vaavereege zt red me BAM TA: COORHS. SoU Best W TiteD-ooee. wei0. To 475; LAUNDuESR, | S00 Shanupersaide, wales, hey satuatrent ut coschuiem, slimes, i ee ‘autiies and hotels" Dick'ss uid ah saw. | W WANTED_A COMPETENT, YOUNG SAX FOR srupping rok waite, lost. bee as yg JANTED-A_ GOOD, STRONG WO! Wakes A cot era NOE, won cps Fo waning, white Ade W43TED— 4 RESPEOTAULE WilITE_ nov bout 1 years ofage to make biuselt usefal in the store and ran errands. “Apply at 008 Oth st. 1. WASiED-A Lousework. We WOMAN TO DO GENERAL Inquire at 614 Lsth st. n.w. jathit* ANIED—A WHITE MAN OF GUOD HABITS array Rime cellar must be competent. HAN star office. i aaa 40 CARE FOR TWO SAL children: references required. Call at 124 ven w V TANTED-A WAITe WOMAN AS NURSE FOR au tnrant references required. Apvly, Satur day morning between [Vaud Tloviock, 1720 Lita st. WANTED | Sak: conn AND. a\ 7 ANTED—FIVE GOOD MEN AB BECKET AMTER. Gull tree days aiter 4 pan., W. M. SPENCE, Howard House. a Waeis NEAT COLORED GIRL TO DO feyneral housework for a simail fauuly. “ ADpIy twxoto Taki office, LAL NTED—BY A COMPETENT YEKSON POM escorts or attendant St. Bw. 12 rootua; kot very cheap.” G.600. A ine “gener Jropeety, Be. cor R RENT -HANDSOME RESIDENCE. VEE: ESmt are aes Sows Cirle: 10 roots, coda clumets, butlers Por rext> ROOMS, 2D Fi0on, ie Store roca" iS4i" Wi st pei front, furniaved, soutien, exy on rely furnished: 18, to adults; ne i guar froin ment. Address precy i t Fouke Sen oe ‘MAST CAPITOL 81, VERY DE: jwely furnished sirable rooms, with, bath: cating with private bath on same Sor. PLEANANT COMMUNT- FS, WENT—LAROE with board, 830; sinaller ito" Lon int door. wear tires lines of cam sued Gepartinents, “Hos 12th st. news pout Fe KENT— NICELY | FURNISHED, BKIGHT E gumny room. with bay window - second floor; comer tutes car Lines private family: references 1200 U's. ae FIRST FLOOR INCLUDING TWO oye Siuall room; furnish terzns Teason- rent sims: “1107 New Hampshire ANTED-SUEATIONS vers. main, 15 MEERA ve, room 17 ‘Gunton Vy ‘vutiding, roo 4 fish: wt nw ae N st se, Gr WANTED---HOUSES. W rol Nie FoR Fie ss ALE Rig tad bead neat The alove is only a portion of the property on my ‘For til list ca ive for bulletin issued ob call at office for EY THOR, F. WAGGAMAN. COMPLET D lagant private remdence, corner Sl Ste; twenty oortphed Dy here Sentative Wiicing ‘of Michienn. Apply. to” Puceuas FEES doeiraiee Conan, Atlatie baie ey SROOW, care gems dor). all i a F JOR SALESIX Yet. Ist a Beoderu tut STOKER, MOD st. SW; ELECTRIC capeaking tubes; newly papered and ieraitied : } rooms on floor . arrstured fur chtertainliu: heat Inquire on premises or 318 La. ave N CANES FOR SALE--HOUSES. jOk SALE Writes a PROPERTIES PAYING A om inveatiment satiate wn be Tho WAGGAta, oe ‘ANTED- IMMEDIATELY SEVERAL HOUSES Am authorised totuveet $23.00 in auch proper 12 z mn ees agg rormect, NO. Ft WAGER (AN, cor. Tae tO STD HOU: aCxiit s Gabsby, 1008 F st. nw. OR RENT—1207 11TH ST. N.W, TWO WELL- ie furnished rooms on first or second for with bath; front room with bay window :also table board. ja! JOR KENT—FURNISHED KOOMS, ALL NOD. Jungs. ohesdnare from ave. cars; near departents. | zea ks saber oe 7 FURNISHED ROOMS ; SEC ud or tun Rout, one wunrurteiel tome secon floor : bay windows: south front; turnace heat! ran able.” 16b5 Westninister st. 1. {OK RENT—BRIGHT ROOMS; ‘unfurinhed: en suite or sini; also diniue room | ana Kitchen: new house: 1 di grates: FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS | ‘tildton ict cutra locations 312°C stew | [OR RENT—TWO ROOMS ON GagUND FLOOR, ke, SALE—CHEAP—A VAMLOKN STOVE IN | 2917 latest. n-e.:#5 monthly in advance. Apply every respect a8 wood as new; exceilel Jans gat burner, | Dr. HOPE, tert Ist st. mht. eens a an rts banal FOE RENT Se TH ST belek, L0:rooine amd bat RET Fst. n.w.; only st n.w, ENT—FURNT 1 tows ‘circle, 14 5, y year, tice on Ma | PERT ‘ree sya to an house Lullt ‘oy Eduonston: prices THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1a F st. B. po SE won Sears. pester Vere 3B) & BRADFORD LO Pate JOR SALE_ BET Ect Per cent Pe wAtcaa Foquirea be reat 3 ee n EXEURNISHED. 1830 16th st nw, Lr, aul i SALE A handsome lange residence om I st. between 17th and ISth sts. | the house hus all modern conventences, Hb Sb scigus abd welladapted forentertaining, tuetront 5 Price, ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Mast este fad Bebe oti at ne, Or, LA. Vetnwitr.. 2 Ist se, tir anid 6.12. UN se. tr & cellar or, Pe. =< ee FOE SALE-FOUR STONY STONE AND bee N.W., HANDSOMELY ‘rout house, teins 1700 Leth st nw. “Tins house 1 SWAY STR che ior Tene JOR SALI ¥, OR EXCHANGE FO! ee puite single} with ur Boia vat cat rr yi ST i y vANTED=A GOOD COOK WiTH REFERENCES, | FMhuic\ box ot like valte-a ih fit cence Ce cc meagan mation of f uecsegs “Rican Tt stb tat Nata | FSttvance, ae you bay ous ark. D-C-. Appi at # osiocL | Conn "uke, with Cartac ai, Pia wit Be WENT CALARGF-TLEASANTOAS boa: Siebel, wind by" atena, fe “Pare. itpary | Wosneme ropurtin mae © Sie? | gels SEBRING, OES Katio.ws aise | Qsorably twrmlahca front, room, suitable for ins | Foe Suqqupes | Jo ea a Wi TED_A WHITE JOMANSTO COOK, WASH and iron in a small family. 1518 aan, | F TED—A TENOR SINGER FoR CHURCH cme BO: Fair salary. “Address SINGH, star Jae W* | ow ANTED—A STEAD) WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK ‘abd belp to Wusu and trou or belp to do weneral | housework, “10 per month anda good home to the TMhE party. 1819 F ty trom GOB paws ¥ C WITH | #200, TO Tepresent manutacturing concern in the District Wa week. Call at Office 1, basement, 424 House is uew aut hewiy aud hanisely ta 7 Reroukhout, Will wil" faraished cr uuluraiabed ats | F'QNASALE, A BAG AIX “For paral wo uapect apps toe BT NW ALL RE te a ‘For poruit to imapect apply to ty INQUIKE OF OWNER. DARTT, Room 22, 2, allianiit baildisie. EE M SALE-ONSD ST. SE, A THAEE-ST brick rwaidence, prem brick trout. white tuarble EEpgininas: twoswiony beck tuudine 12 rooms. and bath "Tanita, Uatroben, open gratem, Ac. houwe ‘neatly Painted and papered throughout: jot Alsgx7) to Io Foot lie hesaall gga. ou, Heusay amin aye fare; s bariain at 81,000, Saal: required, taltnce monthiy. “2. SMRUanb Te erat 13 pth at. a Fe ‘SALE_IN SPLENDID LOCATION XOKUE. @ hundsome two-story Urick, new, containing | — 7 roots. tath apd ell snoderh couventences, furnace heat, concreted cellar; souuh trout. Thus ie 8 ¥ ide Mratle Lome and convenient to street care: lot Pes crraser ie nied gery ae ee “bait oy nile, New’ Have. “oun! Fy sai-eo3 SOK KENT —TWo RUOMS, FURNISHED OR furnished, on Ist floor, ae w ave {also ‘baserent room, suitable for paren, curcwn wake, Comeand soe it BECK it 1L Gest. nw. WOR. commer il ard D stv, 9.6. | POR RENT — Two FURNISHED Ber de Rooms. | PAIR OF BLOODED cRaRTaGR ‘one second back room Ii at stable rear of LU12 21st st. uw. FURNISHED. Mans ave bet 17th and "1st bet ist & 331. desirable buglinh baxecent near British leeation . best © ond floors fuisbed in handsomely decorated a by hot water. indirect Mheity Sell adained for eniert ‘ok SAI FITCH, FOX & BROWN, ‘657 Venn. ave. u.t. OWNERS_ TWO N th cB ae ae. raining 9 met iuantels speaking aoa, ste: fic bells and autoutie gas lichtmes beautifaly to ‘OK KENT—T0 ALADY_IN DEPARTMENT Di fit benue cosnfons extiuave use of be rot, Rezie neugi voebood: retomuine tecen euiemetd Riraie neugt Feapcgaie torus. re‘eremces a Cltauzed. “Address Mrs T-W-Us, Star ofice. Jase hand rousing, coues, sr tees, 1e best "makes: head of saroned and well-hroker horses: DOW Litul new press Lrick °S repository stables, 1022 to LH2M L st. JaS-tit jue alone. contauning ¥ lance Foo ANLED-RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENEKAL laounework | ny washing; wwUstetay DUrlte, Ue r Apply Me H st. B, da7-xtt WASTED BOY ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS OF wie, wav can cole Well, Fecouumietiled ahd Lives parents. Avila, atter 9 vie thietic Depot, 101s Pennsylvania ave. WHITE GIRL ABOUT 12 YEARS her food and clothinw to zo to a W WASIED-A YOUNG MAN: STEADY EMILOY vent for tudustriows one who has had sole ex- perience m teal estate preserred. Call at office of E-L. MIALLICE & CU., PRO Gat. nw. Jansit W ASIED—A NEAT YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, house inetd. Apply wt 910.17 dab ment there and at Blackfoot over the hostile attitude of the Bannocks on the Fort Hall reservation. ANXIETY IN OKLAHUatA. Much fear is being felt over the menacing attitude of the Indians of Oklahoms territory. Kingfisher is much worked up and militia and minute-men organizations have been per- fected. The inland towns are at last on the alert and will put themselves in readiness to aid the border settlers. G. H. Laing, secre- tary of the militia company at Ki r, Was in Guthrie yesterday to consult with United stated that withixe ten days every border town in Oklahoma would be under picket guard. | ‘The Indians are becoming very bold. GONE TO A GHOST DAXCE. About 200 Snake and Shoshone Indians left the vicinity of Wells, Nev., yesterday to attend | the ghost dance in Star valley, at the head of | Humbolit river. Chief Soldier Charlie claims there is no danger of an outbreak unless the government attempts to stop the dance and force Indians to remain on the reservation. WANTED HIIST-CLass SON, at Millers’, UNth st. amd Pa. ave, bermaid Teds Ah wt back, stmtio. WASEEDALEARNE > OH PHOF | rule oF tape measure aloi | Patterns und inateriais Wa NURSE 10 TAKE CARE OF CHILD. wly trom % tod pam. at 1205 10th st ToM SHIRT OF- Sea eee. - Sete a WASTED-COMPETENT COOK WHO WILL DO Wasting and iroming in sali family ; also cham who can sew; must have Teteremas. WANTED TWO STEADY. AND SOBER MEN: inside work ; good pay. 1:82 F st. nw. WANED AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ‘chambermaide, cooks, Waitresses, nurses, 1uet and boys tor a! bases, ries aig rr turniaued tor Rovertimen: Service. States Marshal Grimes, and in his report he | Proprietor, 908 E st. n. .. ND BHACALELURD, yy ANTED- WHIT. ALI es | WWinie oot a IU ‘wail workers, inition’ tants, butiers, &c. 30 wotnen BUKSHAM'S, 1110 G at eur” er's International ‘at; nade and instruction riven oy Mune. S.J. MESSE, $403 10-1. ave. Jats” AN ADVANCE MILITARY MOVEMENT, Young-Man-Afraid-of-His-Horses, the most powerful chief in the great Sioux notion, arrived at Pine Ridge agency yesterday in charge of ton; Lecome IneuteTs: good situations. Ie Luray tres ‘ar tare and Landsowe present. BOWLES We ANTED—WOMEN, MEN, BOYS, GIKLS NEED- ing work come to District’ Kaupicynent Assocs 100 Alley bani at 90 torn ca TAMGARDI bit Gis Lot st. n.w, Pk MALE=a, Gos 3WOaTORT Bikes frame house on 10th st. near H n-e. ; lot 1x10; arab at 82.000, tere any jahat "LU STAMGARDTER, G13 15th st. nw. Cicsets, electric Lelin. speanitg cellar. nium be seen cupancy. Terue very cated, froutiny un am Lnproved park just two squares from the brary and three trom Capitol. eye Bt 400 A stse. For’ torus inguire at 400 F ote ww E, B 208 RENT HANDROMELY, FUINISHED REG. wertul hoist ator, one-story front rooin; southern expose, wi ‘muail one,” Calf" oF adress ¥. Ke WAND, Branch 4 | Hoot table Also taro singin tootus, suitable for Naa? Daley. S27 Lith ot, n.w., Corcoran building! | evntlewian, terme reasonable, 213% E st. n.W. Fen ALE ow! WHOSE BOILER AND Ti —CHEAP — CASH REGISTER, FoR which owner ats farther use; wood as new ; cast _Add ice. ‘OW RENT —TW0 FLOORS, PARLORS, DINING ‘office and four bed roomm, occupted Senator Hates 1S oth st eta Foe 7 SOR RENT—NICELY FURNINHED ROOM Siesecol sates bes cominatioa ck er eine | L. vids deciles beet in ein eee ae Esfre ty save storazes can or Hise. “Adidress Box sts, | refined peenonay all inovert: enprovensen Woe th, Star offi Jabaie | stn. w. : FOR SALE-THRES SHOW CARES. ONE STORE | PUK MENTUNFURNISHED—TWO PLEAS) counter, one fire-proot safe, one lot of shelving, third-floor REED Rs cone large, one small %. n. ‘one dayton'wagon; must be sid. 1-8? 20th st. n.w: NT 1704 K ST. , TWO W Jatt Two WEI: vi Ee SALE_5 GEASS LANDAU T_LAN- | E nished rooms, ‘on second floor, with baili on the ‘ropt roo with bay Win 9W; 1crn: BS, aie og $500; 1 close cyriens. Lt hear ind very: lows also ‘Arst-clare a fone ‘and Dusiness | Parlor op bed room. Sapp ow own ‘manufacture. x 8 AF Fi, RENT—TWO LARGE PARLORS, FIRST 3 = floor, furnistied or unfurnished: OK SALE—PATR OF 81 BROWN, 5 YEARK olds Woks bands. hichly, one ce ores: 1 combination. “riding and iriviag, well bred. colby | Wok KENTONEAR DUPONT CIRC tg perc en ae ey oe ear Fenteresiictocsthtee or tooe torsional sean sores just from the country. Apply to MENRY Bl 2UELr ai | Moderate to deatrable parties; reterence, 140 Tinh st. imal. Fog ets COR, ISTH AND T twelve rooms, two bath ry Pies ‘giterior 7 acop FIRST~ pao Fon RUST Fy ‘HU GEA FORD, 6 an per month ony seo care. JOUN'B. WIGHT, THB G st. Or. 15,000 ass mw, aBbi ade On ae 2 {3,000 0 "si "ite, ios Ee aw, 2129 10TH ST.. NEW SIX KOOMS aud hall; gas and water; reat $17.30 per month. LS) LIPSCOMB, 1300 Fst. OOK SALE TWO VERY | on 17th xt near T, rentine the low price €, 100 for Lot. or Apply CHARLES EAKLY, ins th stm. w., 133 rooms 106 Tn bw io mt 2) Delawar’ ave. Tonni Ca ae Meniaty y Tha Whit JOHN B. WIGHT, 14085 Gat AIN-ikt OTH ST. NO roo, Phorourlaly complete ih every garth iar. aw y comp ory se =e eNT_¥ SE mw, th, ane Iso "Ome la i serie 4. m= 7 ES od di ix OUSES. __ fescat- STP tad ¥ drcaas ai dpi peapettien os. 8. Yili aaa HE JAMES FP BROWN, tor ss yg koom MnICE, it gat 2 ken, Sa EM Deets at or Homes on IS ESTER 2020 to 1efost ist and Mate. 20 tor ne ioe Beatles. statat areas Wy ep einer aay Wa oop yom a ved “uaags ¥CRRismeD 3 aes PRS ation in any es rank 5 cape ino objection to. ‘gone FOR THE SEAROR. PRE a ia worth the pee Warne srtorcis ae EXPERIEACED a ‘ fume: tt Bey Ren, = — * ce ea Dautacke, HOF XEW STORY ineciea by fermare Mb ie & Lb RR, Tia Ft ae. oH ASD Base ay. Tid Ft. n &, AN LH DENGE wivven Focus amd . ahd Aitetien on joor. batidine + ever, bach tree tie oo Ty Oat BEFORE PKC consult my tt ME AND sa6 ACREY Pave wen TH: Wost re =o THLE S KUTNA ORD, The . #5,000—ONLY $300 CASH, A BEAL tier in the worth ‘nie, Paruse tenho are ca GOMDON Spite Room 38, ‘Atlauitic STS. 5.W.. ot hanisome houses in the Wiest Rad; cedar Carers tm? heated tp ate, ae Open daily BS ‘abn BOO. Stable, Ihtinst. Letween Nil Mase. ave. FOE, SABA BEAUTIFUL HIGH-CLARS U ‘aud table rear of Ft tactween ia url 10th a piano riculy Sibel in very dark ihoxnny Beet "iaick Fepestinyt; easy” pleseant toork LARGE BACK PARLOR. 2) FLOOR. oh | ‘Large front ‘and baeK room, ‘Ml. floor, buck. All well heated. Latye hall room $1 BUs A FIRST-CLASS trout; ali furnished, "511 ith st. NW. Humch saiocn.doing a T—At KRAXONABLE PRICE, PLE, ant furnished front roots, in handsome "new. cor- ner house. “1011 New Hauupatre ave. ,cor. List. nw. Fos, Siawnifirent tone: sineing quality very tuil and rich; z OMe of the very finest alt an be poor od at. tile uned "and ca be Shanta ibe ony G40 tusk Selttiet Walt eco thy yught tor ony “aliuont halt cost. this te3 ‘chance rare tora ine upright plano. Can be seen at ‘THK PIANO EXCHANGE, 3 FOR SALE, O8 HIRE_BY PARTY HAVING NO either mruretcly ot ligtinet, ‘consistion at ron, ely oF z arate! Barmcen and stylist, grey ‘wil nell or tire ito Star office. TANTE Washington and Keck ville ‘houne and ‘of fruit. 10 St. Paul st.. Balthinore, JANTED-PEOM TEN To ‘Bousack Cigarette stock. 10 St. Pans st. WITH SH eh ag aia SECONDSTORY FRON ith bay winduw and sicove; furnished HOUSE 1s NORTHWEST, Teferences required; —- “ok AS ADVERTISED ‘Alt’ Do you want 1.0008 Ht o,f will wel'3 Genve fn a TUG dt st. Lew Fe Ok RENT—STO a eae rate bath and desirable tor yentiemen. PROPERTY Ow NEA Seer one OK SALE—CHEAP LF SOLD store on 7th st. m.¥. Beand Pa ave. nw first-class condition; ary warranted to be sound: with ie OF en suite, on Bret, second and srentle; price, $225, is ‘arse fone ¢ alrite yee, “harss A. Rebtost A. | lated: southern exposure’ pricen tnoderste. “ana stew. : OR LEASE—FURNISHED, G21 10TH ST_N.W. brick “Tasers cok improveruenta: seat | [SOW SALE-A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY with trove, ail tmproverwente:. Tea rs $100. (eae Peannee no ‘on 14th st.n.w. size of lot Bix 10 Sxeel chance tor the rucit yarty POK CASE, A Pal Inquire GX. DINING, OYSTER Pro Dtabie bummewe, ‘Addrew At y dain” BETWEEN ust bave: SAMUEL BEALM a ae FiPTY SHARES “Adkirems. tsi prey en Ginko. HGY Bast ay A > ]OW WINDOW ANI Heudsonweiy furnish ‘shed office Toow. “Apply at MAURIS fue wwonth ; coupe inade by Cunfunghau and in good | _jab-4e" Fou RENT On sare —PmeasED x ne es Hat MANUFACTORY. 480 10thee nis jane 3 SINSHEIMER & COBLENS' FOR BENT CHOIGE ROOMS, SEW FURST. | F° window house: roous and bath; all ctersigsic! 7 eS 000 FOR 2 YEARS O8 LONGER ‘nit ; fare, with boar. Also table bond. 144 Vermont | South Carolina ave. snd SALE_CHEAP—IF SOLD, 800, oxe oF | WANTED SiS Fok 2 SEATS OF Lore i ave. Jad vigto “ak {the best built new houseson the, BI pte RK SALE—HORSE, CART AND HARNESS, IN OR RENT. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED | TOME pees AT ONCE—ctaan . BOTT, Fis SALE—COAT, MEN—I HAVE A ee 2OR RENT— 1k} N ST DOR RENT. EW HO —_N.W.,7 | two brick butidings occupied by druz SOK SALE THE Lira’ south front, 2a Capt. O'Connell. “The chief has never opposed wernment. An effort will be made peal cio go to the hostile camp rithm iact plea for the savages to surrender, but it is probable that his coming is too late, for Col. | rbin yesterday anmounced the movement of | the troops upon the hostile Indian village. ‘The soldiers are pressing upon the sav: from the rear and flanks. ‘The mouth of funnel is Pine Ridge and it is there that the | + redskins will be driven and crushed. THE HOSTILES DEFIANT. with buard, i & refi city. Jat: Soop ee, FURNI Howl. * ‘st. ramp coal waon i want to sell you at 208 10th st. "homas Circle. frongirrvent stores; renting ior 81.5008 year, ‘This property wil ‘ture aud fatures of Godirey's BW. MAGHATAe AAP | rocheameas, Gta Furaiabed, sont truat, iat scey | 2 seas sodas. 9: tar wold at such «ture that iil pay a good interest ou | Cf E and Ipkh win uw. It contain F es a3 "OK iNT Kas P Si, S1BAVIS'b. STONE fs Pst Eitthen. “ieliented seni WANTED ROOMS, Bote OSTEO ll | for ae es, | ara : Teorey on | ite Rey Se 3 Tea — ss eats c toallc ca Moor sear tne of Cometic ul ave carn... fur iE HANDSOME SMITH AMEN. | ubie: CRYSSR#tO Mil care ‘cic | proved by trick betse stories, celar und back bu small private party. Address, with fuil partic Lars, EPPEMANEST, Star omce mdash: WAS TEDGEY 3 YOUNG Lapy with Lest of references, ome or two un. Urnisned rons, A aunty am Lue northwest of Address, givaug terms, A..K., Star office. TLEMAN AND WIFE, WARM shed room: second flour, with board in pri- ue about #48 wunth for both. “Address sg The hostiles are nearly 1,000 strong and yes- terday they sent word that they would not sur- render until the soldiers were taken to the rail- shud iad wide uses; Ustteen attend meth aes ANTED— TWO COMMUNICATING itOOMS, floor, and board tor entlewan and wi We Address Box Li), Star oftice. tt road. Preparations for receiving the hostiles in their rush through the funnel were com- pleted. A trench haw been dug west of the school house, witi. bags of dirt piled up for breastworks. A Hotchkixs masked with saplings, has been planted in such a position that it can sweep the valley in all directions. Fortifications on the hillside to the north and east are also finished and rifle pits have been dug everywhere. THE MACON, GA., CONSPIRACY. OMicial Story of the Killing of Col. Forsythe first or second floor. ntate price. Address ROUMS, Siar uftice. hod of the pension office, na private tau forms: BAEC TINCAL LRGIN EE TED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIYE, ONE Wi tarnished and one uni urn Feoin, compecting, y ANTED_BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, SINGLE room; with or wituodt board tn the petientor~ Address, stating ter ‘Stat ofice Sat 5t Wis ‘TED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. ROOM aut board northwest of Land 14th stu, ; “Georse- town preterred; ‘Tooin must be attractive and sunny, yi fovding bed and use of hot bath dinner as tate a Aciarene. statins Star office. OOK THERE KOOMs FOK LIGHT bousekeeping in private Lamtiy. om 12s, Star office. at His Home in Georgia. papers: During his lifetime Wm. E. Dodge of New York was the owner of a large amount of lands) in that part of Georgia, which, at his death, descended to his heirs. It is charged that a number of persons, with a lawyer by the name of Luther A. Hall as the prime mover, entered into conspiracy by means of forged deeds, perjured testimony, &c., to prevent the Dodges from occupying and enjoying these lands. Litigation folluwed, both in the state and federal courts, resulting in favor of the Dodges, the federal court a decree quicting their title and enjoining the conspirators from in any way interfering with the lands or with | the enjoyment of the sume by the owners. Disregarding this decree, peyere 2 os = irators continued their raids uj and some of them, including enna pas rested, tried and punished for eontempt of court. Hall uiso was tried and convicted in the federal court for ary. Seill bent on a omplishi tof their conspi Sletheged fase ctl wtih: several terns come | See ployed a negro dexperado and agreed to pay him 2600 to anmansinate’ Col. Forwythe, the soa the Dodges, residing in the neighborhood fe oe ante cobtasenteea per sactied ont on the evening of the 13th of October by shoot- ing Col. Forsythe a window as be sat with his family in his library. pon, Hall and five others were indicted in the United States circuit court for conspirscy to injure the Dodges in the free exercise of civil rights guaranteed to them by the Constitution wn laws of the cass States, and = =a |= in carrying out conspiracy, nent bsing framed under ssctions 5608 and 2608 of the Revived Statutes, An made by the prisoners ae) the court about a mouth ago sorgun, Shih ‘San refesnl Mtherapen commenced, and, after a against fi as of tee six por ve out ix int life sentence for remem ‘ears for one and six years for another, one ne ‘The G.A.R. Mourn Judge Devens. ty or ‘The Department of Justice gives the follow- WANTED—LOTS. ing as an outline of the facts in the conspiracy ous Gn seul mama in the | WasteDoy yey NUMBER OF SMALL. Fannie 3.080, to invest in suburban iots. “houre's rot such h property cubes” Whe HBAUNDEMS 00.007 rae HES WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. J ANTED-EVERY ONE TO CALL AT LAMD- goin Hall. | ellh i very doen Soithass oe oeaeee WANTED, HIGHEST CAN PRICES PAID FOR eecobd-hant Jurniture aud 20 andgents clothing bothtendsad. i HOSEN BEG, 0 He. n. jaicwe ‘ANTED-ALL TO KNOW J. BRENNER, tH0 0 st. aw, will make lurnaces, rangws and detect = ae ‘himney’s operate satisfactorily oF EX can ongan. walnut case, and in fine coudition, for Seal, 10 take Foo tor Dew. PREIFFEK & CONLIFY, ate ith st. n.w. ing Bote VIB DB STONE, 508 Pat aw. FOR RENT-APARTMENTS OF TWO On THR! cod us R SALE_—A BARGAIN IN A FENE BRICK RESI- ‘Connactic Foone: furmiabed (or unfurnished; Mrivate beth: Seton bb x 104, Star oflive. | xouthern ‘exposure; first~iass table, ‘OR RENTON G ar. SE. FOUR TWO-STORY | nw. ck dwellings, containine six roo 813 per month. “Apply to DUGAN & BUTLE! F ‘OK KENT_AT “THE IRVINGTON,” jurnisbed on SALE FOMFETTED GOOD 8Q. PIANO, 73; | WO MENTO AT THE, 1K) nh wewinie tachine, ang Arawert; Sines Vow. Avpleten kncycioyedia, be 7K SALE—83,000 WILL BUY, — new round bay: window Louse northwest; op line of OH BA SALE FU XINHING TISRARY Ain E omery and fancy store tm locality Toor beaith cagwe wale, will aust a ANGE TWO BEAUTIFUL ‘POW BALE_NEW DayToN MAGN; NO ikA- | MONT, 13th and lows circie, ar ao a. worth Ba ut ave. Sena See S| cae . AigM ON Gait ions ley: *BaviD D's ated Ser bee TO E: > dewtrabl totrernae Stiet ee agree ee 3 too aN 808 F st. n. D b.STO SALE #2700 WILL BUY A TWO-STORY and basement tty window brick on Vermout ave. ; D: offer my wou complete, ¢ south om Weaten st. etwas Peth am ane, | a Su ve i " ‘At LOAN OF ICE, 2007 orida ave. nw; rane, tatrooe, tatu, all im z mol, tps, Cheap at € “Apply to a | Mas-lw THOMAS ©. Chi sone? Fale caring, sskarats, wilie and | Bt pertect.’ $170; sulld wold stu winder watch. Amer. DR SALE == GTO WITHDRAW FROM BORENERS T atuce for or realestate. Address PERSIANS, Star DESIKABLE OPENING PUR FIRST-CLASS ing wie eat lance latrubes and sader whe house; expensively papered th irate iareceptlon Fre th ont H & SONS, Jaw SESE Y st. new. {OR RENT—FURNISHED_ 1916 rE ST. ea ue e OK RENT—TO DESIRABLE PARTIES ONLY PSS eras earnest on | Fenn tage ano tts ten atc fun stu ig aad housekeepi house; market and: venient. mt i Sacer ee aS 0. ‘SAVED DSTORE, 8087 at. aw. KR SALE JUST ARRIVED HEAD OF horses, amon them hne drivers and drait anda ‘priced hotves ; anodern stores con- 14th st, jas AA buitdine tots, 20 feet front by 70 feet dew! (On went aide of 16th st. peac wew circbe. thie ix — — a 419 ¥ et. now. A a A GREAT RG, iN HT! = ¥ ¥ ——— a, Af desared. manicure. Apply st once at IDM Fst. av. od heal upg anos ume bythe Alert t ‘ihe Bes i, Ort eh rasa. vat, Aces meas | POR RENTIOTH AT, NEAT Q—ONY. OF THE DAVibD. STONE. OF at. nw. | four trout. jane instrument tas tue rull iron irame, fancy case, three it it } inedern © reaiences, Price $50. contes' sed ALE—A SPLE! Bot "FER W) ON TWO BEAU See et Mea eee teenth | Moh Uae cae Ha Se | acre ented teenie eee | PRORRATEa SE HORE ABDUE NAT |g XGOPTE WANTED OX, top METIS cepa < romano ‘sen oak alley. Seep es aoe inne mie Fae Ee Say oes MASSACHUSETTS AVE 5. E Rew = ou in 00 FOR RENT--OFFICES. NOW OCCUPIED BY KECY FRENCH LEGATION. | igi'ani cellar, lot about Sx) salley aly gas a Ht SALE HORSE: WAGON AND HARNESS, For gard to inepect SPF 8 ree won xieh et. |, For sals—A uice gp fib at Ba ‘suital ‘any light business. Also a nice family (OK RENI—KOOMS FOR OFFICE AND BUsI- is - tol st. ;two stories and cellar; 7 rou caerinre. ail ardor"Ah ate nw. ee NESS PURPOSES. 610 PER MONTH REWARD. RK RENT — FURNISHED — 1503 VERMONT | alley. OR & WI ave.. 10 rooms and bath; most desirable location | _ It ALE A reat quantity of all styles of Sleighs at + tonish- 08 AND 81 eilshttul howe: 880 joer wont ae LURE RHUNGERTORD, 026 14th nt OR SALE O8 RENT A A FINE Ss STORY RENT—DESTRABLE ‘and basement bric ‘Hout with iron one Sr Re, ining and round vow winiow ‘handeouge. hard wood hard mantels with tiles. Open fire places throwguout the ingiy'Tow prices. @ #08 larwe assorment of Lap Bunkets | FOR BE Bo ang Witya and and 200 ests of ali tiylon oF Hataeass beat, wool ight’ aud ventilation: Mederst® JOR RENT—Iio] NST. N.W., AZ STORY BRICK dwelt ‘14 rooms; in excelent cundi- a Rat 2° SOUMBE ES Nv ve ashi z G. A. JORDAN, 1417 F st. house. rey hy ween 1th nel-te 408 Penn. ave. tw. Fe BENT Desk hoo Sen ASEMENT OF- OF- Fe RERT ONECENISHED: i —. w. G. eos te FE GALE_RAFID PRINTING COMPANY. 141i = ee oe aH Haallas 4x0, ‘aia Ei a wii keieos, ae i oes to Wr. Bat elopes FOR RENT—STORES. “Bip powtal and ‘Scent "wil call with a NUEANING. WATCHES. ToC; MAI BERING, POH MEN T_COMNER BLOKE AND DWELLING. RSDOPRYES Pe, tons Mant Ne: SB Fe SEAT TNE DEP NGULVANIA AVE at. i OO “Gud iveine Ask and H sts! nw. OR BENT 1011 @. ae My gSTORE, BACK aire Walfath pisces store.beck room ee herds & HUNGERFORD, @™4 14th st. RENT_STORES 1005 B ST., BETWEEN Pe h hie eae rele mar oe Sack seereneed Foe SAL P YUL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF a Por sae aos Saati nd i ron nonse a 025-3 reo Gor Lith and Fae a. WW ANIED-AL BAUM PAYATHERIGHEAT Cast and olore Bttirear sv ei: A dress 314 Uh st. n.w. t) Fs SALE IMPORTED CANARY BIRDG, FINE Sites: eer COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. stocks of oraddress fr “ORANGE BLOSSOM," Wine cae: raat money Bisa “Sire SATS: ‘st. Bw. 013m Waste nowairas 5 2OR RENT; BUST machines: Bod best terms, SEOMESSEVEF ERT, 10 P atc heee WANTED Houses TO BOARD "At wy farms ‘Raver shart Fatrias county, Vat ae 7 bat Vos ria Tighe hast ‘Wastungton | For ae FULL VALUE GIVEN: a PRESS ¥. G, SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. 5 LEW 210 monthly Feasitice orn ae FARM. 210 AC! ee si east fear oases ae ARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- fees ee pita wt edt sea 100 Jobe to nelect ro Fate, sOTTO" GAB ENGINES, BOTH NEW Yate, Tat ithe aw ___- PERSONAL. Dre ag ie Tine Wi cb Cas Wari ogre WILL “7 oui 7 = LA Sees hal rece JANUARY oe a ior =e of Weoeeeesaes