Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1891, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WED! JANUARY 21. 1891. THE SILVER POOL. ‘Testimony Before the House Special Inves- tigating Committee Today. Representative Dockery of Missouri, who in- troduced the resolution under which the silver pool investigating committee was appointed, was the first witness before the committee to- day. Mr. Dockery said he had no personal knowledge of the complicity of any Senator or Representative in the alleged pool. He bad not heard any Congressman say that they were im the pool, but he bad heard a Senator say that a Senator or member—the witness could not remember which—was implicated. After some hesitation the witness admitted that Senator Vest made the remark. - The chairman announced that Vest Loon aga committee to allow to be Mr. Dockery denied the statement that he had that a democratic Senator or a Rep- a op from Missouri had anything to do wit pool. Francis G. Newlands of Reno, Nev.,a mine ‘owner, testified that he had made smail profits on silver speculation. A friend and himself Rad eavecished themeclves together for the pur- chase of bullion, but no Senator or Representa~ tive or anybody "connected with the government jing to do with their purchases. He ‘number of mining men were in during the y of the silver ae to himself the witness said be bad it the legislation generally, but he ieutemes > effort to influence anybody. He Anew of no members who had been drawn into tion to influence their votes. eee ‘The witness said hag ag national silver Osos Buttes pened © e bi-metallic convention Bold at" Bt. Louis, hed its headquarters in | erencss Washington, but it had made no efforts to in- fluence ‘silver legislation beyond publishing PTs commitiee was similar to the commit- wes ting, $10,000 and $15,000 had been raised for agitat- the silver question. , The expenses of the committee of the bi-metallists, of which he was © member, had never discussed the advisability of influencing the silver cause other, than by i Gemcylt K. Hickey of Fulton, Mo., was th fone lo., was the next witness. He said be was engaged in bank- corre spondent of the Cincinnati Times-Nar, told the committee that he had obtained some indirect information about the existence ofa silver in which Congressmen were in an had made this information the basis for » dis- patch to his paper, in which he stated that a pian had been formed to get Congressmen into the silver speculation in order to influence their votes that several members had ae a His witness said, was deh George of thin city. George had told t he (George) Sco ean meee Influence oo poe Soames into the — George said the Chicago man en the names of several members who 3 goue into the pool. The witness could not remem- ber the name of the Chicago man. Col. E. M. Hill of Washington had also given the witness information similar to that given him by George. The witness had beer in- formed by George that seversl Illinois mem- bers were in the “The committee ut this point took a recess. —- ENDIANS AND INDIAN AGENTS. Commissioner Morgan Says There is No Proof ‘That Indians Are Cheated. At @ meeting at the Friends’ meeting house in Baltimore last night, held under the auspices of the Indian committee appointed by the Baltimore yearly meeting of the Society of Friends, there was a somewhat warm discussion about Indian affairs. Gen. Thos. J. Morgan, United States commix sioner of Indian affairs, took exception to lan- gnage reflecting upon the management of the government's Indian bureau used by Mr. Jos. Packard, jr. Mr. Packard was introduced as ‘one who would speak upon the connection be- tween civil service reform and the Indian problem. During the course of his remarks he mid: “I have read in the newspapers state- ments made from responsible sources that the Indians have been cheated. Bishop Hare and Mr. Herbert Welsh are among my authorities, and their words are corroborated by others.” Gen. Morgan, secording to the report in the Baltimore Sun today, sprang to his feet, full of fire, when Mr. Packard had done. “I ask for one seintilin of evidence,” he demanded, “that the traders or agents have been concerned in stealing from the Indians I have heard Tumors like those which have reached the gentleman who has just spoken, but there is not one word of proof. Mind you, I do not say cheating and stealing are not practiced. merely say there is no proof.” “Why was the agent at Pine Ridge re- moved?” queried Mr. Packard. “Because when the troubles came on he ved to be incompetent,” was the answer. “The man lacked courage and did not know how tohandle the Indians. Is his removal to the President and he was promptly deprived of his position. "A succemor attested competent by men of good standing was ted in his place. When we are creating Ke cmntiment wo owe it to carssives to he pant in charges we make against men. have the appointment of all the traders and in measure of the agents. These remarks Feflect upon the conduct of the government.” Jomah, a converted Mohawk, who sat in the audience with his wife, went up to Mr. Pack- ard and assured him that he knew the state- ments reflecting upon traders and agents were true. At the close of the animated cross-fire, which created great surprise song the crowd present, it was stated that petitions aek- ing for the tion of civil service to the intment of Indian officials had been pre- pared and all were invited to sign them. Officers Elected. The annual election of officers of the Anthro- pological Society, held last evening, resulted in the choice of the following named: President, Dr. J.C. Welling; vice presidents, Garrick Mal- lery, J. W. Powell, Lester F. Ward, 0. T. Mason; general secretary, Frank Baker; secretary to council, Weston Flint; treasurer, P. B. Pierce; curator, H. W. Henshaw; managers, J. G. Bourke, J. W. Gore, W. H. Holmes, W. J. Me- Gee, F. A. Seely, Thomas Wilson. An amend- ‘ment was unanimously adopted to increase the aunual dues from #3 to $5. The Rochdale Co-operative Association last wr tee officers as follows: President, W.T. ¥; vice president, T. P. Keene; sec- Fetary and treasurer. J. W. Harbin: ‘members of executive committes. H. 8. Smith and E. L. ” sergeant ‘The semi-annual ereoes 6 of a n.cy Cirele rnd was held last evening and the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: H. Roths- it: I. Nordlinger, vice president; inode. oe secretary: 8. Mundheim, treasurer Grsiceted): |S. Lyon, I. Wallerstein and J. executive committee. The Equitable Endowment Association has elected the board of directors; Geo. J, Bensler, Avg. Burgdort, Geo. W. Casilenr, C. Clark. H. 8. Cummings, Geo. J. John- ton, Samm. Macidos. Won Mayse, John C. Par- - B. Robinson, T. E. Roesale.' J. H. Rathert, Joba G. Slater, J. 8. Swormstedt. Sullivan Wants One More Fight. James Wakely and Phil Lynch, who left New Orleans iast Thursday for Chicago to see Jobn L. Sullivan, arrived in New York last night Mr. Wakely says be had o talk with Sullivan regarding a match with Slavin. While there (eee WANTED—HELP. WANTED-__SITUATIONS. We ASIED_woMAN +; must have need apply. Call at 707 AS CHAMBERMAID AND fo look atter child; must bring reference. Apply WASTED’ GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- Felerence; nome other TANTED-A BOY TO eo IN THE BAKE gocea reed. ‘Apply at DEMONETS: iva Pa rs Ww Soe aes for ‘ate “ana hotels.” Dic eal a3’ J ANTED_COOKS, #10 TO #75; TAT BR, W Sitnbermatdee unten, ba AST. skirt Also an BRICK. Zw Pennsylvania ave. bw. ply after 5 o'clock at 1843 G st. nw. WW ANTED_ACOLORED WOMAN FOR WAITRESS ‘and charbermaid ; Sto Call at @29 H st. nw. THORQUGHLY | COMPETEN nd reliable: Ww ANTED-A WOMAN TO t ply at once, DD st. n.w. 1 rr Wi j WASTED! COOK) WHITE GIRL PREFERRED; mnpral Bousework private tally 4 ‘and do genera! Lousework in « small fam{ly Scot Sadie ares deat ease ast be aa wasbing nor, fronting? snvust Feterence: Apply in store 1100 WANTEDA SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO at Le sith sts; Ueorweiown.* ANTED — RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL: W. ieenera housetronk WASTED — coLonED Gini Fo meee copies wish pshing and ironing: with ry GENERAL ‘house work ; to stay nights. 303 14th st. n.w. 1° WAXZED A RIRST-CLASS | WHITE COOK: ANTED-TEN HANDSOME ie YANTED_PLASTERERS TO CONTRACT FOR Wh ‘s house. Apply at depigamay vt for the “County Fair.” ‘Aiba Overs House, 1s-in. Thursday. Yo PW yuna crars | W RADON. 1¢ y aNTED A FIRST-CLAS youk'y Diet AND MANICURE PARLOR. be oa + ANTED_LADY FOR A PERMANENT POST- iran: SUPER: | bat ‘ion with ue; _no former FENBENTS OPFOR act? oe s, MANICU! piri Wee pe erie CLERK AND SALES- city reter- 320-2 ; give ences "Kalivene Bou $7. Btar oibees ] ANTED A FIRST-CLASS UNION EX Sie eRe? $3.50 per day. Address W pormeapet oy B aa Poe a x crear to het state eaperienc Dect Radrens Boe 1b, Beat offte. iNEER; K PIN, a20-3t* FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT--HOUSES. FOR __RENT—HOUSES. Sc a Law STUDENT (THREW KITE | 2O) FS per month Alirees be “ae ‘BY YOUNG WHITE GIRL. A 1131"Siet ot, bets Mand Note See Sell ‘WAXEE?_ GOTOPICK's AGENCY FOR COOKS, echinacea 25 wate Wir cocks, chanibermaid, sites, nan, bullere. Bde COOMBS. LOU a. ow: — ee a WANTED BY WOMAN, A SITUATION AS |e Seckron seme, Raptpanae ene FURNISHED— ‘3a floor, size, with lanre closet. on 3d Boor, Ra ‘VW ANTED — situation as coach Wires SITUATION AB COACHMAN BY Sigeet Bocce | han Sank, Croce k Cons Sultry sts Boston Sass "it WARIED- BAN INDUSTRIOUS COLORED youth, « situation as iver and to sive Garay psi, Galler yANTED—BY A REFINED CATHOLIC LADY. position as indy ‘or to travel or take care of intents highest Sper ven. ‘Adages with Mull particulars, THAVEL, Star office. Warez SITUATION AS BUTLER BYE fully experienced ew x and Enatintereerentes. ‘anata: MUELEA care Mes Gannon, 1240 New Hainpebire ave. joe KR RENT—FRONT PARLOB, WITH BED ROOM or unturnished ; oper cao ; KR RENT—LARGE COMMUNIC, . Fal Aig ELOAaeY PUNSIARED a jk KENT—IN NEW CORNER HOUSE, 3D AND = eceat peach yr Mth or without boas. byt Aa R Bana RS tan BRICK HOUSE, fase sw. ANTED EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERI for cfenedt work CE Roman’ DURAND Sac KD. ‘908 E wt, paste ANTED_OY_K YOUNG MAN WHO i = ven. “Address HTH. Bisrofice, rs rwnce Sven. SN” WAXTEDPARTIES DESIRING TO” ENGAGE a first-class dey vent buyer { oe gaa a oe ad SORTS ASS Yancy ado DS, care PSStionsl Advertising Bureau, Atlantic Building: Vv Weer veguta gabe work srjganine rte: | B ress Miss Bees Baar eile a Warrenton FOR SEAMSTRESSES, drivers, maids, porters nurses, encincers, silesten, Kitchen nands, ec. (conteactors" storest all buninces Houses, supplied). SUMNHAM'S, 1110 @ st nw. WAXTED-POSITION BY ENGLISH COACH. "understands nding, drivinu and care of fine stock leaving prevent place cn. account ot ate eo. class referene Poteaic, tory, les care Joyce WANTED—ROOMS. W SSTED A WHITE GIRL FOR CHAMBER work and general housework for » small family ; no children ;a suitable person will ha Inquire at 322 Gth st. nw. WSteb at Gi aud type tur Til Dumbess fovutservice. SD RRCRL RBS ee ve 8 wood, hou Y¥ INTELLIGENCE aariCk: . COOKS, waitresses, nUrSes, men for ‘En.w. WAXIEDG00p "SEAMSTRESS "ON LADIES: underwear and none but experienced hands need apply. H. SACKEHMAN, 31943 st ben‘G tnd Dee % Ware. rae ONCE_TWO ‘waist hands; a FERST.CLASS also an apprenti between Sana Fp Miss FEALY, 1012 ¥ st., te, Boe p.m. Dppost yamtepcar housekeepers, seven cham! other help. L.A. ‘HINES, 410 10th st. nw. Ju20-st* QNCE-TEN COOKS. TE men, eight drivers, ten waiters, three bell boys and WASIND-MEN To DO OUTSIDE WORK: CAN 7 ANTED_TWO AGENTS TO HANDLE AN EN- eramsine,st tirely new thi: ($5 perday ; call and once. "Room 8, 1010 Pat. eo YOUXG = ‘ciuployment : spare paid for by mail with, stamp, Jal tt We= TED_SALESMEN oF steady : SALARY AND EX- BROWN BROS. COM: | be ster, N.Y. Jal ‘OR LADIES; HOME sent and ‘adress, AUNORELLE CO. Pall iver: Mase: ANTED—BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN—FUR- pension ofice. BENING SEA: Star beth, rote. Subd Ste WATERERS ot n.w.,or six-room house. Address E- PER SANENT Star omen Jaz WANTED_BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, son iN small private tamily who want ‘ind will use his (new, beautiful uy it) as payinent; references exchanged. Address PIANO, Star office. | _ja21-2t" WE 5. THREE 0 eg ala ROOMS for light housekeeping ; d floor; convenient ipeotoraen patnd cee “Adareas X, TO ite. ANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE O8 tlewens fall particulars and price re- W, HAINES. 1 ‘Butlding and Loan ee tion, #13 and VLD 520-2" RENT=O410 PA AVE NW. .. IN oaavaee Fr. a wunicating Sgaily. two coma on BERT TWO UNFURNISHED, COMMUNI. se cars + pte the door: free, gi Prive, $10, foci OWNER, $ N st. n.w. Foe, BEST naa of quiet hatte 80) O8 RENT_18T AND ished ; meal inane MAL DL? Toth weeks RENT. TWO LOWER ¥IQ0RS Kitchen (or part of same), of house 7 all) modern ROO} =e eg a amr | rae etry A NIOE, COMFORTABLY eee FGe SEMe, SARE | GPPORTUMITY—006 family to a centle- | location for room En poe 2D | FLOORS. FU ZPEop SUBURBAN PROPERTY. ba |A* OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED. $5 PER MORTH INVESTED IN CALIFORNIA FRUIT LANDS will bring LARGE RETURNS in from 12 t 18 MONTHS. eT ar es iB RENT_THE HANDSOME BeaIDENOR, 57 to $83.33; A, 16 ese aa "BRANES, 700 14th st. ret a inod. fmpe. Ae RENT-1509 M_ ST. N.W. ONE LARGE, | _J20-% furnished or beat sieve and bat; ‘S10 per ‘month with oF wi pepmont, ater Rr onae SHED ROOMS ON Jor O17: also one nicely | YOR RENT—BY THOMAS EW. At 811 34 st. n.w. aes eee eLDeCuE pe wate SPR ease ‘We have for sale 10,000 acres of THE FRUITLAND COLONY TRACT, Tehama county, CALIFORNIA, right in the heart of THE GREAT SACRAMENTO VALLEY, Tracts to suit purchasers from five acres A turee-story English basement house, containing: ine rooms and bate room ; frout finished With brown, Sune a copper tetmuminwe; intenor finished in ined- THOS, 3. FISBER & 00... Turnished front roo, ist floor S-ecre tracts—@5 cash, $5 per month. 10-acre tracts—10 cash, 10 per month. ‘20 acres or more—¥ cash, balance 1 and 2 years. OK BALE 94.000 WILL seven-toom.bay-window brick . BS Tenting at 25 won ALE” 7 on 10th st- pear 1:7 nice rooms and cellar : red UY ON EASY TER *°DAVID D. STORE oe SALE GOOD PAYING ass houses in Seaton st. between I and 8th iw. ; renting sor #148 mouth ach 61.500. _ STONE, S00 F st. Wi ‘This property is close to the celebrated STANFORD VINEYARD (the largest in the world) and considered the finest fruit-growing region to be found anywhere. OR HENT_“HOOMS AND OFFICES AT 1109 Profits from fruit when trees are in full bearing frow $100 to $400 per acre. =e RENT m5 “ROOMB, TPF FOR housekeeping, and one furnished room, fnitersection of ee haat Soa and bath; lot 17xi8) TEHAMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Is the “ORCHARD OF AMERICA,” its advantaces for fruit growing being distinctive and superior to any othe: region of the United States. POR SALE—TWO OF Ti! BEST HOU Ses IN 9B _ RENT--SECOND-FLOOR FRONT ROOM, ; two stories and cellar. Price low. rea esd "wend board, #55 for t SALE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NEAR K;6 svome and ath. #1 at hear 1:3 ico 8 Pahire ave. ; bay For a few weeks only we will offer these tracts at from $15 to $25 per acre. Fe Circle, Sng FO story bay windows; with board, single Seen es rooms and bath good repair. furnace heat! relerences exchanged. FO SALE—L st. near New WANTEDALL auca THAT HAVE ROOMS, with or withor FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS FOR RAGE Fon CHAPPED AND KOUGHENED faller's not tease, can’ be applied at ny tinue,” Pree 25 cent tle. Wis Sat. new. “KDW. W'S, CHOGGON. iaet oe {OR SALE PINE BLACK MAKE, & YE. Fu Pounds “sound und: kind. tree driver double an ‘and aha see fine coupe rcarage mare: suite: for grocer or Use. ce$li>. Address PROSPECT HILL FAKM, Leonardtown, Ma. ja? W: valets, houseworkers, &. "( stored’ at low rates) BUKNHAM'S, 1110 G st. Jal 7-0 RSS aE AND COLORED COOKS, maids. nurses, butlers, dairy and farm hands, esarage Toow: trunks Larvest office; best facilities. OKE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- WASTED | DUN Teau, conducted by laives—iuen and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city and. we states: with references. Kemoved to 700 List. jesite WEASIEDDO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEX? Coles" box lounzes sells like hot cakes. Azents, dealers and canvamers inake one hundred sent on receipt of two dollars. ‘Mrs, Dr. lalmaxe, wise of the celebrated preacher, says thegs lounges aie very, very hice. a le Jal3-1y roukiya, per cent Asaimple of our twenty-dollar lounge,in raw silk, Waar —AGENTS_NEW ak LIGHTER; ‘cvery smoker buys; lights in wind or ain. Sample, Pe.: two for zie. ;'@1- dozen, by tall; sips taken: STAYNEK & CO.. Frovidence, 1. Sain W ANTED_GENTLEMEN OF ENERGY CAN SE- ‘at the Office AN ABSO- Jal0-Ln of the FIDELITY BOTLDING AND CIATION, 915 ¥ st. n. W ASTEDLEAENERS FOR PROF. ners International Taylor syste with any inc Tule oF tape uneasure alone, us all scientific tailors ¢ alterns aid materials faven by Mine. 8.4. yy aitTeDWosRt ing work come to District’ Ean WANTED---HOUSES. at and made and instruction MEN, Sot Gin NERD- We ANTED-WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES: must be a 2 ¢6,400 house n.w. below 0. Sroous. Also have demand for food aw. proved vroperty af varions aguot odes Swol ‘& BRAD, BEADLE A, W NTED_TO RENT A SIX OR EIGHT-NOOM Uortae with cellar and » ‘obe with stable attached preferred’ Address W0-0-,Star ole jel FASE QUES FR Tom, 500 FO pease ae tke s cabs aulz 1008 P et. WANTED—BOARD. WASTED. With RESPECTABLE PEOPLE. ‘board and ‘and mornings for cluded: aged 0 white; unmarried: fair edcatice. Address, for three days, M.W., star cht work evenings WANTED--LOTS. FOR SALE peieseeaerad DRIVING horses. sinaue o m any day at wy farm half mile from landing. J. N. GIBBS: Mount Vernon. Va. “sea {0K SALE A COLUMBIA R SAPETY BICY- Can be seen at Hotel Kenmors, ¥. ‘capitol st., aiter 4 o'clock. A-F-D- Fr 5 aE PAIR OF HORSES. 15-7 HIGH, AGE Sand 6; quiet in single or doubie harness. set of single und double, harness und » Victoria, Ate roperty of a gentle winx the city. can be se st the WASHINGTON MIDING ACADEMY. SALE—A RARE CHANCE -BEAUTIFUL wood square wrand plano ; carved legs and lyre: very full tone; rich ‘simeine quality: In eleunt con: dition; been, used very carecully and warranted as new: cost #00. Price now, for quick sale, only 110 monthly payiwents, Fine stool and cover meluded. (Qther vod bansuins on easy terms or cash. Beautitul t, slightly used ais i PIaRO WXcHANG! Jez Pennsylvania ‘Such phenomenal low prices for California fruit lands were never heard of. SOR REN? APARTMENTS OF TWO ORT furnished aE SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT, Faas ‘bear 16th ;brick ;7 rooms and bath: DAVID D. STONE, 406 F st. n. om SALE_MT. PLEASANT—OWNER LEAVING eon Park street ¢ raomn, cellar. cistern, omits. = FULD We WALKER E SON, 1000 F at ae ee a NEAR PEN 2 new (wo-story” and basement: beac peice os heap at $4,000. SSAUNDEMS & 00. 3. F. ROBINSON, Prop. pat RENT—AT “THE IRVINGTON,” 3406 z i Na'suites of twonthies oF aiNely, wanpase FOR RENT—FLATS. RENT — WELL-FURNISHED 2D-FLOOR 6 rooms and ‘bath ; com ents an gzevilent chance for coustort and dren (Call early and secure choice tracts. Se are ates a Bygnerty, on my | Send for prospectus, oR SALE-FINE PIEG GE OF BUSINESS FOP. mo td RAL FIRST-CLASS NEW dwelling houses of superior construction and cou tainine ail the latest improverments. located im the Feauionabe section “of the norti west. For tursher fo imapect apply to TY erty, Si feet frou THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ 3 Tee iT—311 M ST. N-W., TWO-STO! Dasement brick; 7 rooms, batii, hot and cold water, pols to OWNER, on ‘premises, or at 5 ROBINSON & LODGR, Real Estate Brokers, Atlantic baildime, . {OK SALE-NEW THEEE-STORY KIC = re nine rooms. bath and cellar: on Westniuster. st. ; ay window to top. The finisiinys at thie house are Wait K BAURDELo & CO. ROTHaSuD! to wecure a cozy bi or dogs. Apply, 1:82 14th st. n. ‘Washington, D. C. ORT COMMODIOUS and desirable English basement howwe im the cit year British legation: best construction | Soom Anish in quariered oa and tualwany i SALE—TEN ACRES BEAUTIFULLY SIZU- sted Just eroed nesta Brooklund. wegre ground FOR RENT—OFFICES. ~OK RENT—FEBRUARY 1, DESIRABLE OFFICE poms in an execellent location ; for a Apply before 10:30 a.m. or bet. JOR SALE—HOUSE OF SIX _ROo! land vapor Gack yard antl 10-1" alley Front and rear; Rented ta pay ae ‘OR RENT—VERY DESIRABL Rist. wear 10th New butidir on Pas aves bear 27th st.; first fluor store: secon and third flvors apartments of 5 rooms each: forrent asa whole, ADDISON & — eS — cH OR SALE OH EXCHAGE_BEA at Kensington Park, Sell Cheap or exchanue for OWNER, ae sw. —DESK Bova IS BA SEMENT OFFICE CURE A CHOICE LOT IN ‘by addressing RABLE PIBCE OF BUSINI Carb? “Sota fe TEL Ok, ‘RGR REE UTE iiss OK SALE_NEW TWO-STORY SIX BOOM BRICK Price, $23,800. [NE SUBURBAN HOUSE AT FOR- house of D st: near Ist a joey 2 remus: ear station. Also a Pleasant; wear s:rect cars: frounde. "3h. Wiatt FORD, 1419G st. K SALE—WE AKE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER Valuable ‘and teautitully ‘the Catholic Uni- ‘about 13 minutes’ ride from, is a rare chance ior a fie ait fF a Colle or other publit we Watken # 50%, Poa saben ton ib ieior oly st nw, Sr L 4 ‘etal Fed pag Boy i ong Moderate OR SALE-NICE TWO-STORY — BAY WINDOW 20 n.e.; contains @ room and + cam be sold for suall cash bath, with all uit. for a short time that very situated property known as West versity at Drooks' Station. on pins of the electric car FOR RENT—STORES. 141 7TH ST. N. improvements, Cellar co Apply at 1318 F st. PY HE NEW BUILDING GOBNER Missouri ave. and B, and P. depot Suitable for cafe prin. REDFORD W. WAL” int & SON, 1006 F st HOSE ELEGAN new 3-story Srvom brick houses on M st. near ; cellar under whole house and everythine et hg Ut laa re eee, 8 ‘For particulars iebs kids 6 : must be seen to be: al aon prone ite B. Paced ay oe 1008 F st. O42 Ni Lee AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.—This beauti FOE SALETREW oer Sana ¥AGON, Nicely pain fintabed., Our own ‘make; A dancin? BEC bh. ‘Ad and D st. s.e. i, RENT STORES 1900 B81 10th ats. ‘who! Foe 881.2 Wipow LEAVING WiamTNOTON wishes to of her furniture, &.. at slow price. Cail or ad Mrs. C.. 215 435 st. new. 1t* {OR SALEBY A LADY WHO HAS GONE ‘axTO deep mourning. a full wardrobe; dresses, toa ‘ac, 8g,j cheap for cash. Address E.¥.U., Star office: R SALE_VERY CHE) for $40, which cost stow. ita A SEALSKIN ‘Can be seen at INVENTMENT-TWO NEAT wodern, E -GO0! bricks. © room and ath - @ improvements; Toure T—STORE, 12 PENNGYLYARIA A AXE: fi woe. “Stel SERA 7 RENT—STORES 1005 = “aE, “BETWEEN Sth 3nd, dot, ste.. opposite wholeaals mary. SALE_WE HAVE STILL POR SALE THREE ‘Of those attractive houses on “Westinitnter st. bet. - Satory and cellar bricks. 1 rooume all conveniences; just bulit ; concrete cellars ; Then boinen betore buyiuue slew incre For pricesand term apply to wiiomarept FOR TT STABLES {ORK SALE_BAR ROOM AND FIXTURES CHEAP ind house for rent. Good reasous for selling. , 1n- quire at 420 3d 320-20" R SALE -CHRAP-ONE 50 HORSE POWER 12220 cylinders: can be seen corner of 13th and Ohio ave. new. BELT & DY a-0e* POE SALE_AnsIGN: REAL pas BeLONGING TO TH P STORY BRICK STABLY, BACK OF TOM yi Fist GENE "ARNOLD, AS8 La sre. or GED. ‘77 Westusinster st. ‘or, bath & furnace. $1 FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS ® SALE_ VERY CHEAP_NEARLY NEW, COM- plete fixtures of a sual grocery and liquor store Rortheast. including ice box; Hoense granted. Call at 725 Ist st. new. ja20-3e" R SALE — HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANO. beautifull; sweet t excellent condition — ce, #178 cash; » B10 Sth st. ja20-3t” ry SALE—SECOND HARD—TWOSETS DOUBLE harness Pe ee S nee SS Sencar cantons Uae paves | at family il be sold very cheap. Can be seen at 114 fn ei ANTED TO BUY A BUILDING LOT AT A mable west of Toad, or ine Teasonable price, outside the city lint Lith st. extended, or hear the Tenpaliytowa near Eckington. “Address 2008 Lith st. nw. location, size and price. WANTED-_MISCELLANEOUS. Wasten its go “ace noperatty- Bet faction V yA! a AND Y do at home. MV. A., Star office OW NAL KINDS OF INSUK- Pr Shitdren. “TARDNER: dip fake, in exchange {Or lot of "7% syed wit ave idles Washington: ‘Address i Sar office. ‘TED —ALL WANTING PHOTOGRAPHS glegant cabinets only ¢; lanre picture free, with mgirinnce; success fst, near Lincoln WH ANTED TO BUY UPRIGHT PIANO, STAND- three hi mood security. S0-t* ) SE on ai otce. Jaiset j ANTED 1 WILL PAY 10 PER CENT FOR yundred dollars (#300) tor four months; ‘Muiress FOUL MONTH, Bear oles. ON REAL BERT, star WANED WTO. BORROW $3,000 ON ALEX endria county ‘estate, st ted 5 security tndoubied. "Closest investigation’ souctted. ALEXA, dtar office. al Lay F st. bw. DRUG STO! WASIEDAT KNOWN THAT 1 Fiuployment Association is hol fined orc es to January 3 are invited. Great bicycle. Season and fair roou 220, 17 tions thanktul.y received. tmachines on best terms; rent machine to learn. foo Sa ed iy /ANTED-TVt Ey MITENS FOR RENT, BEST orcountry. bedhead #=~~¥ V ANTED_ ORDERS FROM U democratic party. JAB. COMMIDUS: Wastunyton, D.C. (Card writer, Cavitol) lea ber 708, = 7 Fetvoxtase and chadoniers by ‘owner, who has no further usefor them. Address Box 161, Star office. ote SALE— HANDSOME QUARTERED OAK pics Teasonable: made Flora oranzenat wholeaale only. Fee TRGBLEY BOS.” 1 CREAMERY CO... sa10-1W 27 and $20 Louisiana. ave. POR SALEA CABINET GRAND weak rahauer piano, a8 as new: & (or cash juire 1200 G st. n.w., af TEMPLE OF Uhre ali-3m, SALE PARENTS, WHO HAVE CHILDREN about to learn the art of playing the piano and who do ot care to invest aunch money for ai instrament shoruld not reed the following ‘bapraine: Best satnre, ‘as new, * $175; Narvisin square, $00; 28 peared, rattle trap, @18;easy terms. HUGO WORCH & CO., at, @25,7th et, Sohmer Plano Agente. mm SALE=160 BECOND-HAND BOATS CHEAP, to ie ake room for new ones. JNO. CUM BER- LAND E'SON, foot of Fst. new. wale SAL-COLAH BOX Gu WARTHOHRLOUS is © perfect lounse by day anda pertect bed by Sttickss ga dn the average wardrobe sino oat articles for the price Of Sue. "No oxtra charge for eck BALE 1,000 BOXES OF THE VERY, FINEST b receipte rilures are very very nice. im Cretan, $10, 812, SLA. 25, $30. ALFRED COLES, Sal3-lyr Grand and Myrtle ave., Brooklyn. FH SALECTHE GREATEST VARIETY OF ALT. Jrygons, and harness in the ty bath pea ery anal songe ‘coupe for o enn. eve, Da-tr FOR SALE FORFEITED GOOD #0. PIANO. 734 ‘octaves, $70: sewing wachine, ‘ar EXLUAN oro ao eso ery er 10 tote ro AND ie J a 3} Poa ‘Geumsows D.C ‘nen pa pes gt? AND COMPLE’ ae dl7an ety Mae ot. new. while for Re BALE — JUST ABRIVED — 25 SALE-ONE HANDSOME SEp a MITE AMEEI- 16.12tb ot. n. we OW HIRE GOOD LANDEAU AND FINE PAIR with dri ‘hire, Tessonable germe Ar} 512 ¥ ot. Hoow X, Halston bi Po de sheers awa. at sib ad ot se. LOST ane FOUND. eee RENT FURNISHED, —FROM 112 K 81. N.W.. A BLACK WATER had or collar 1.682 R st nw, 20r, al Fae SALE "NEAR CONGRESSIONAL eich houses: two yy ‘OnT— = HUPFOSRD 70 Tne ALLE! yROM ef inail wacom January 19, between 5 and 6 overninent, cy ting are nella ‘env Appendix to Annual Rey pyturn, proot,to Mrs, ML Department, ANTED—TO BUY A GOOD maddie horse; nist be tall, well-built and heew. DWELLING. TSE 14th ot ny, store. 840 FFIC ies) for wis wall pag 3 OK uy EAR OLD > RM, and in full view of this. ra ‘SALE—HOUSE 616 E ST. N_W.; ‘nine-room Uy 187 feet 1035 inches: Uefoot alley ‘on. i a Ewes: ra 'B. A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1419 New York ave. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AF- Nn EAMUEL BiEBED, oe TO LOAN IN spaeroeu « ATSAND a HAE Fond seate security, WLLL <The oe ire Fr 25 Lith and ¥ sts. nw. siete ee NIGHT, -ERUARY DT & BRADLEY, 927 Fot. n.w. BRENT BY BO, 1 4 HOLTZMAN, REAL E8- z and most desirable lot ia 1 well On easy terius and de | ferred payanenteat G0 per cont Adkins \t F j0R SALES 3 | FO Sit esr nevestaest 1x orry— Lanre sore and 4 a Le} a SALE_SPLENDID INVESTMENT#1-400 time at food. 7 cate ooee TODAY, WEDNESDAY, AT BOS- Gordon, Re- ith 3,0U8 feet of 5. .W VY ost—oN vuipaY—a Pain OF HEAVY, GOLD tached: "Weward it bert O8T—PLAIN esibad One NEAR, BT STH AND G inser rom May 1th TATE. LOWEST PARTY HAVING SEVERAL HUN! lars idle will loan some on | Sao security. _ opaevpan, woe iene SGEMENTS AS PuLOt PAYMENTS. = 4 MoEs TOLOAN IN GUMS CORREA eee ON as ONY. ‘FIVE THOUSAND Same TO PUT ‘ont immediately in sums to suit on. ‘TCHEL, BOUND WITH SHAWL table linen, dc... . B. Gaiswored fo 2590 ee Five ‘OR SALEAT A ‘A GREAT BANGAIN-AN OLD- ws Forced. SOuN it ‘Staite CU — AND perc Price only 6250. "C. [OF ALL Fee PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ‘and of Sichuan sa et J. JAY GOULD. ONEY TO LOAN —I HAVE. mrt A E20. Ai INHRIN, 305 4540605. ab RENT—TWO NEW GROOM BRICKS TH ‘LOAN ON REAL ESTATE inodern, in seis room, lat Setention See NO WATER RENT TO 6 rooms: = aL ‘SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE IN THE ws SOnx'B. WiGHT, 14085 . 5W. TIVERCOLQRED POINTER | BITCH, SUanipootug in the beet pomnible manner: EAP FURNITURE AND STOVE D200 WANT MONEY?—910 TO $100 TO. LOAN ‘at _low interest on horses, Prinetpal and os PP ity. Address Box’ | MEE TO LOAN WE HAVE MO! to Joan in lange and small amounts Fito —ONLY ‘Stet «. sci jet El ‘OST — JANUARY. REAL ESTATE NOT! qe Set Pana 1 ais W AXIED-IMMEDIATELY— #660; 10 PER CENT Wie cet pe nee Seok, Show. Ww. ‘ANTED—AN 5 Nd AVE. 8B: 10 jas-Ln" pL at WESCOTT, je2-1m __1907Pa. av. n.w. and 6th and § ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR. ‘approved real _ COUNTRY REAL rg Ean ME | FARM Sete ‘acres ‘nest i RENT G2 x