Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1891, Page 2

—eEE_ ‘TEET ANB NOT SO NOCH OFPRESRED as THE EDT CATED CLASSFS IN RUSSIA—THE VILLAGE com- MUNES AND HOW THET AKOULATE arrarns— PROOMESS IX EDUCATION aXD THOUGHT. Arather short man, inclined to stottness, with & wealth of bushy binck hair brushed straight away from a wide, heavy forehead, which bent perceptibly at the line of the eyes, # beard of vast proportions and black material, suche man, attired in aneat suit of broad- cloth, the vert low and the coat cut after the style of the Prince Albert, stood before # large audience last night in the lecture hall of the Columbian University and talked for over an hour on the subject of the “Russian Peasantry, asubject which his unhesitating manner and his dificult English accent showed to be per- feetly familiar to him. This was Sergius Stepniak, the Russian writer pon subjects not altogether tasteful to the imperial government that has exiled him from ite realm, the author of “Underground Kasia” and other works that have shown the world why the nibilists of Russia exist and what they sim to do. | His tlk lst night was given ander the a of the National Geographic Society of this city. ‘Mr. Stepniak spoke withont any notes what- ever, in a somewhat rambling manner, but with'acertain definite structure in his dis- | course that always kept bis head toward the climax that he desired to produce. His words were thoroughly English. well chosen andl, but for hix broken accent, the mnguage of + per- fectly well educated American. His grammar and rhetoric were never at fault and his refer- ences to side topics relating to affairs outside of Rumia showed a vast amount of reading and Peseare) ‘TWR REAL PEASANTRY NOT TRE MOST OPPRI:SSED. He started in to show how the real peasantry of Rusia is not today the most oppressed class im that great country; how, as far as their own morals are concerned, they suffer less than any other clasa. The reason for this is that they live more to themselves and further apart from the higher classes than is ordinarily sup- posed. ‘They are divided into bodies ‘calle; village communes, in which they are practically independent in certain matters relating to their own government within their circle. They are matted to speak freely in the village assem- lies npon all matters concerning themselves, amd thus they have learned the habit of free i that a proving very valuable to them. | ‘This hos likewae given to them a freshness of | mind that a surprising. They think and do what they consider to be right, while the educated ‘classes are not able to do even this, but are forced to live unbearable ives mer the oppression of an unjust system of gevera- ment. | There ix, however. « feeling of utter sympathy between the upper aud lower classes. In the ‘Tus of thie century hundreds of young men and women of education left | their comfortable homes to travel among the peasunts, to talk to them and teach them the | right as to their political state. Since the | nts look with suspicion upon the political talking of the rich people it was necessary for these missionaries to disguise themselves and travel about as laborers so as to gain the con- fidence of their hearers and to study their habits and conditions. The lecturer was one of these, working as a grain laborer. It was found that the peasantry is nubuded with the deepest sort of superstition and foolish ideas springing | from nowhere. For instance, because the | Prince of Edinburgh once married a lussi princess the idea went forth that thousands of young peasant girls were to be taken from the | country to some wild region and married to | foreiguers that they might be converted to th - religions faiths. The result was that upon reachings of one of the pensants pals er hy he peasant girls became married to the first man that showed himself, and thas a vast deal ef unhappiness came upon them. Some of the superstitions indicate « low standard of hnowledge, bat not an extreme degree oi stu- | y- indeed the Hussian peasant is nearcr | ike the ancient Greek in this regard than he is like the savage of Africa, as he is often pop- | vaberiy 907 tobe. He has 2 large capacity for jndging things and for drawing conel:isions from them. THE VILLAGE conmeeNrs. ‘The village communes are in reality small states where each inhabitant has to take his share of the government. The assembly, the gereming bods, hos the greatest power over communi For instan co, im ome enae clergyman s wife died and in order to keep his morals straight he was ordered by his village | assembiy to marry the widow of a soldier who hed died some time before. The assembly | Tegulates maiters relating to marriage. Coupie> | desiring to marry appear before the assembly and say: ““Ihisis my wife and ‘“Thix is my busband.” and the members of the body repiy: “May heaven give you biessings.” This creates marriage. assembly passes upon all small crimes and Soe thats’ punishments, while the national government judicates other crimes for which the penalty of death or banishieut is inflicted. “It is sometimes the cause that the Village resents the acts of the government in such matters, and it bas been Known to pass sentence of death upon a criminal wition its Jarwdiction und to kill the offender, not i the manner vf lynching. but in a perfectly judic manner. In all of their mter-relations the peasauts are sympathetic and impartial. Tradition ottrivates to oue of usaia s noble- men the seutiment that “with wisdom te Hussian peasunts would revolutiouize the world XO IDEA OF PRIVATE PROPERTY. The peasant has no idea of private property. Everything is beld in common. Every sis years the land belonging to a village is divided aio the families, according to the number of mem: bers of each, to be held as the property of that family for the six years to come. The result is very bad upon the agricultaral progress of the country. No oue is gomg to exert auy great amount of labor upon u picoe of land of which he is not certain of the ownership, and the re- sult is that ali that is done is but temporary, tending to get the most out of the laud with the least permavent improvement upon it. Agriculture is therefore in the lowest stage of development. ‘Ihe village sometimes migrates, in im which case, if it goes into a less densely pop- plated region. "the partition of laud is abau- it also frequently happened, in places Shere the kitchan garden is very profiwble, ‘that the partition system is set aside froxa that lass of land. The question as to wiether or not the peas- nt could pass from this #ystem of division of land to a state of private ownership has been Rartly settled. ae in many instances it has beex jone, bat the result shows that the most effective state is one im which there is ¢ com- Dination of the two systems. BARIT OF FORMING ASSOCIATIONS. There is a strong tendency among the Rus sinus to form themselves into associations of all sorts. This habit is to be observed in all of its strength in the prisons, where the habit of self-governmen’ amerts itself to the degree of the organization among the felons of bodes for as while im the prisons. ‘They by the governors of the prisons to hold meetings, at which they elect officers to handle their affairs, through whom the orders of the prison officers are communicated to | them, and who act as the medium of commani- | gation between the prisoners and their kee] Through these officer felons there Las buen blinked in many prisons @ sort cf parole whereby the best of the prisone-s are sliowed upon certain occasions to have their Mberty, provided they ceme back in time. It seldom fails that the organization of the prison Kecps {ts promises to the governor. Some- mes a prisoner prefers to violate his parole and escape and then the felon officers manaxe in many cases to substitute for him some oid Worthless vagrant picked up on the roads to be counted in bis place at the next roll call, thus saving themselves from punishment commanities have a system of paying the salaries of the executioner and the flogger,so that all sueb work is done by these officals as reifully ax possible and as is consistert with conscience. The flogger is allowed by Custom to come into the shops of the prisons and belp bimself to whatever be wants in Payment of his salary. EMANCIPATION OF THE SERFS. Upon the emancipation of the serfs they were Dut the governmen: gave each one a parcel of Jand upon which he was to work for three days @f the week, while he gave his Inbor to hs em- Breas It was intended the peasant should get the same Lind as which had been, tiuder the old systetu, lent ehe ~y great chrtakage in the nuasent ‘Was a great the amount eg yin ss. Bn hem no = ests or meadows, and wi went to bu; Bohad to pay exorbitant prices forse The peasant pays enormous taxes to the ment, sometimes amounting to more Sintee uct products of the land they own. As the soil can be worked for only a of the aemniod den oe ee stances, but it often hap} a both — oabens Boys he has resort to e User, who is c in the peasant lance, the “eater of the villa; They Fina money at enormous rates, which ate oat sorb the property of the peasant and fi duce him to a state of absolute poverty. usurers are not Jews, and thus there is no — nection between the a and the proverbial hatred of the Russians for the Jews. Fully one-third of the = have been reduced to a state of want The food supply of Russia is now on the in- crease, while the peasants are found to be eat- ing about one-seventh less than they used to. There is great mortality in some parts of the country, rising as high as 62 per cent in parts, three times as great as in the average English village. But in some cases there isa very small mortali There is a strong growth of religious feelin: ania spread of the sectarian doctrine. whie! now has 20,000,000 followers, though persecuted | 2: by the government. WILL ASK FOR POLITICAL FREEDOM. In time the Russian peasant will ask for his political freedom in unmistakable terms. There arecertain pacific constructive elementeat work among the peasantry, but their good effects are being da ¥ the work of other elements, quite aastrnolies, and the influence of this class is being felt.” The cause of much dissatis- faction is found in the absolute power of the | military division commanders, who exercise the most inhuman despotism over the peasants tader them. im rome instances going so fur us to demand and take arrears of flogging for offenses. There have been several small rel lions already that have been put down bj the gorecament. Tn some cases the pessante fogged the division commanders, they have killed one and burned the property of others. The government is extending the system from a few provinces to the entire country. The peasants cannot achieve anything by them- selves, but some day the revolutionary spirit will rise at the sume time as when there is strong rebollious tendency in the towns, and there will be nothing that can prevent a revo- lution. At present there is not enough fer- mentation among the peasants. There is nothing but violence in Russia, no public opinion there, no changing of religion withont being denounced as 2 criminal, while the peasants have shown nothing but love and devotion to the government, which has treach- eronely betrayed them. At the conclusion of the lecture a vote of thanks was pon motion of Prof. Otis Mason, to the lecturer for his information upon the subject of the state of things im the great nation. PL Rs THE NEWSBOYS’ HOME. The Good Work It is Doing—Need of Funds to Help the Needy Waifs. To the Editor of The Evening Star: ‘The incident told in Tur Srak of last evening of the little boy picked up by the police near the Center Market suffering with cold and hunger, bare-footed and bare-headed, in a driving storm and sent to the Newsboys’ Home is only an illustration of the work constantly going on at that institution. Besides the reg- ular care of the newsboys large numbers of | these waits are gathered up and cared for until employment is found for them or they can be restored to their friends, if they have any. Agent Sweeny patrols the strects at children from the ithe doorways and the dry goods | nd the areas in which they are trying | Then in the morning he is at the Police Conrt to see who of this clase are there | and who may be saved from a life of crime. | Junge Miller and the police are in thorough sympathy with him, and the little fellows Whom there is any ‘prospect of saving are promptly handed over to him. The various | charity Grganizntions of the city also send_ to | the applicants for whom ihey themselves ve no p ‘A night school and a sew- wz school are carried on at the home. Last sear places were found, more or less perma- nently, for sixty-seven children, lodgings were furnished to 959: over 300 pieces of clothing and 2,078 meals were given out. The average cost of meals is between four and five cents. Many of the cases are pitiful to the Inst de- gree and need only to be known in order to -ecure the relief which the benevolence of the city ix so ready to give. It is believed that no work in the eity is quietly doing so much good at so small expense. It receives nothing from the government. Friends have contributed two or three thonsand dollars as the fonnda- tion of a building fund, but this cannot be ased for current expenses. It is hoped this sund may be increased so that the society can | secure a permanent home, the one they now | occnpy being leased. There is just now very urgent need of help for daily expenses. The finde for theseare exhvusted. Money, food or clothing sent to Mr. Sweeny at the home, 517 | t2th street northwest. will be received with thanks and used with economy. ‘March 31, 1891. ace permese FOR! N COINS. Changes in Their Values According to Di- rector Leech's Estimates. The director of the mint has estimated and the Secretary of the ‘Treasury has proclaimed the values of the foreign coins to be followed m estimating the value of all foreign merehan- dise imported into the United States on and after April 1, 1891. ‘The values of the following silver coins are changed from the value given them im the cir- ular of January 1, 1891: CHANGES IN THE VALUES OF FOREIGN COINs FROM gaxvany 1, 1891, To APRIL 1, 1891. night gutkering these street: tsi c. Value ‘alne Jan. 1, bei. ist. ‘ori of Austrin-Hungary.......80.:3N.1 Boliviano of Bolivia. Th. es. of Contrat Aiverican States! “77.1 Shanguat tae! of Cinna... 1 Haiawan tael of Chine. Peso of Colombia... Suere of bewador. jars of tants Coins, Mabinb of tripe. Bolivar of Venezuela ‘Yen of Japan... ee ‘The Sheriff Driven Off. Supt. Lynch and deputy sheriffs yesterday went to Frick’s works at Leith, Pa., to arrest the men and three women agaiast whom Supt. Weill made information Monday for assault- ing him. When they arrived at Leith about oue hundred men and boys, followed by a number of women, came marching down to drive the coke workers away. Supt. Lyneh warned the men to keep off the company's yards, bnt the men turned on the superintendent. He drew his revolver, but as his force of deputies was inadequate to cope | with the strikers he had to withdraw. ‘The deputies succeeded in arresting one of the parties wanted. Sree Survivors of the Utopia Wreck Reach Home. Acable dispatch to Tax: Star from Naples rays: The arrival of the wrecked passengers | of the steamer Utopia has been marked by the rs. | most heartrending scenes. All seemed to be stanned by the greatness of the calamity and even yet searsely to have recovered from the shock. One poor fellow fell on his knees and kissed the ground on landing in thankfulness on being again in safety in his native land. Another in heart-broken cecents told his father that he had lost three brothers.. Among the saved are three children, the name of the family not being learned The unfortunate wails, their parents being lost, brought back with them a quantity of clothing, playthings | Muf0° andasum of money, all of whieh had been given by kind-l Rearted citizens of Gibraltar. For Attempted “Jury Fixing.” Judge MoConnell of Chicago has sent J. J. Hopper to the county jail for ninety days for coutempt of court and held him in $2,000 bail ou the charge of attempted jury bribing. Mai tin C. Shannon was held in 32,000 for al- leged complicity in the crime. Detroit to Fntertain the Veterans. The Detroit common council has decided in favor of appropriating @500,000 for the eutertain- ment of the G. A. B., in necordance with the power granted by the legislature, 0s Stakes for Racing at Cumberland Park. The executive committee of the Cumberland | Park Pair and Racing Association met on Mon- jay and decided tohang up $20,000 in stakes for the inaugural trotting meeting beginning Octo- | ber 19 next, and contin six days. The largest stake will be one for £5,000 for trotters, grown “persons; mune stay Bisnis Guired. "Appiy at 20 Nat a. we WASTEDIIN FEED STORE-A STOUT, RELI. honesty, ken FEED. stares.” coast Wares A SETTLED WOMAN ia Say a ae WANTEO-A NEAT, RELIABLE WOMAN CB for cook! general housework 1p small BOO | sgunily Anis 1250 Gat. Sees ie perP RS ay exp enh GUOCEL Star ofce. at W ASTED-CoOKs, CHAMBERMAIDG, SEAN RASS eee see THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1891. WANTED—SITUATIONS. Ww ‘BY A FIRST. Mis Giialate ees ANTED-BYA. IST, STRICTLY MORAL, gestion. teterener fade Fue cart yANi ep et an Sere, DRIVER, A Soe: | Wy ARTE = 8 a 2 | ae ener Wien = BY ST OEOTEREE ‘CAPABLE honuse- ). a aituation as bookkeeper, nt = trust. Kee Sto tan we.coe Pees ee | ee eo be ee TED — Tab COLORED COOKS, om A s Noupena wate ‘waitress, nurses, kitchen Wistar com ALY EXPREIENCED D. dex tina Scenes Walp. "DICR's ABENCY, Aaa JOUN GENOME, Sota Sek Nemton, Mae Tee Ni ED— BY aa 1 |OROUGHLY Womans COOKS. $10 Foes. tu cuam-| W tonhir se ‘single and entry, 8 ye ey | a pene on baie = Position at once; orm drivers oF fara hands: ks apl-st" . C. HENKY. ‘st. ne. SRE GUS BS. Ea ust are ape Wateal eer ss WA scene teres le the AMERICAN VAKIETY ST st.n. w. t ;ANTED-A SETTLED CATHOLIO COLORED best of references. Apply tacwenn Gand] o'clock ths | vetereeces evena, 117 Ost. nw. it 4 A FIRST-CLASS VEST AND P: i pe att |. G, BERGLING, Jr., wx A COLLECTOR. APPLY Soom, cs stn. W 4xTED- Woman 70 COOR D fron and do genera! housework : ly those thoromehly tmderwending the business Seed appiy:: with references. Tio. K st. ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENEWAL HOU WV wrork'and’to cook, wash, and tron. must go ‘bring references. 2032 Lat. nw. apl-st* ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL A 4 JACK: sy cog.niace (Lafayette square BW. )ta) take care ui snd to do walkin must ‘awe city Peer Ws ANLED—A GOOD COLORED. CALL Waa ooo mR, COTO, ear V ANTED—PIVE a ey = Fh ED FIVE Eig 805 fav ave nw. nitcoue ant aad ons pike ‘at 131 sii segromes Pisce. iY ve ere AR Ss s na i ‘iD RELIABLE Life ard WwW WwW ‘ED—1 ‘ERIENCED Vv ) ANTED—CHAMBERMAIDS. COOKS, LAUN- Sy ee id boys tor all work, man for dairy ore waxon. f. ‘a man to drive TY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, mb30-7t FOR RENT—HOUSES. Feb BENT 4 Desinai FOREST ean OR SALE Oh p ot ; va ge without board." Appar ge a ‘rt ote Eat chs eat et ee ; e peng Taye, 13. on SIGS st. ior. = ok SALE | Fe oe cog rae, Yor, Ser, § _ apse nev, Ltt whet Ee; . i. eee. | SALE — BEAT Foouns and @: tactician. Pere ten s2h on ae rea Tome Gree, with UNFURNISHED. aor “fw .oext cor | 7308 Wash circie, 107.459 Batic T1Q Green's al nw. na bath: concrete ower Turmece, wt Form RENT URGED FOR FOUsETRERING, housekeeping ..2 12 Su and all m.{, lot SURO towtaeeliag ; cary terms, OWNER, 108 K at. Pas roowe; Teal Tay toe FOR ea 0G BRIGHT Ce or 3 wenient to deparhnentes Also ‘corner AS foomns : uth tenutituily detente wee gh Bet. we. 616; atx reome. ee PUK REN’ ; —t Frita tiny: nicety Miles one third Noor: eitcee IL nod. to the e- Seen 4 nugellitee en, Mtv t RENT—THREE BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOMS, farmland, a eee ee ures honse; bay windows in ev front. ‘References requited. 110) {OR RENT—FURNIGHED OR, TReURRTSHED pee ee Bath: with or without board cela a FORRENT_UNFULNIsHED ROOMS—zWO COM munica; ny Tous on second foor ands fiatof three rooms on third floor, with: use of bath; all convensences for housekee} ill peut either fat tor, $10 per 317 M st. n. mb31-3" cery stores. rentcns rosa tar fee? houweon reer (remtas Of street TuLmiNE went. Eee Fayidly auvetot ob this attect t DAVAD BD. STORE, 808 Fw aww. MALL CASH PAYMENT, BALANCH » Fees monthly, wil) bay house Wr Ist nw Hires stories and peaeiirt, SALE A cura BRICK Hors, OFT HT ween 13th amd lath , es: soe ‘ » AL ALi. eA a Be Se OF NS er eg Vane er AC YOUNG SOLEED MAN, sr 1450 samupwon st mire Tae Se ‘AS NURSE OF CHAM- Sea eee ee STOTT a oe, A PLACE as ct lel good home, S20th si. we OR REN f—REFI ED GENTLEMAN OF GOOD habits ‘can find pleasant front room in ci home in north weet; darye ‘0 other loueers, Hent low. Address COMFORT, star office. _mh:s1- (OK RENT—Gla 1 ST. N.W., ONE COMFORT- Faia turalaned fromt roots oa socund with oh of. bet Pana sn a) a Whee c INTHE EEE | BERR ike rub Brop.s 000 Eat nw: Wee cieee a es nese saent : py ae igess, D.H.M.. Star office. imh31-3e" TED — wax BY A RESPECTFUL COLORED irl—situation as chainbermaid or nurse. bet. 16th and ‘Also, T! at 1620 Madison st 7H ‘ANTED-SITUATION BY SING! dere eg hormeman and wurdener; 06 soa ; Yavavenawe a * mbsisee W AREER BY A GERMAN, WHO TSA Fi net and. ‘garden : furnish the best ADOLPH, Star office. id / ANTEDCBY A RESPECTABLE COLORED girl. a place as nurse ina private family; vo ob- Jections to traveling. 12081 stn w. Wax aERSIAUATION TO SOTICTT ORDERS insuranee and real estate; experince many Years; ‘Address 'J.C.. Star of- fice. ay mbit" ) ANTED BY TRUSTWORTHY MAN OF EX: rience, piace xs clerk oF bookkeeper, reis. "box a0 Star off WANTED SUIUATIONS FOR NURSES.COOKS, ference, was ANTED —TEACHERS, TUTORS AND GOV- | 411, 1ude, eeuueiceenes. drivers, porters, ucuseine, ty. adjacent ifties and distant states: a, muses girls (German maple, Preach and by Fauna tic Te ee sie {itd dst nw. ZB ‘ED-A YOUNG WHITE MAN TO ASSIST = == in bar and imake himself cenerally useful. AN == S apni NAVE YARD EXCHANGE, 1100 Bthist- se. W ANTED---HOUSES. a pee WASTED IFOUR OR FIV. Sua. 1 HOUSES IN Ww ANTED-ORE RSTOL ues WaTTE pineTE | Was eer oe 81.000 t0 2,500 eae, of sober ats nt oye orion si mu | Tne 7, at ‘Aukdress, ber week and one halt over $12. At 2¥Gjy C st. ne. Wasiep—a E-AWAKE AGENT. LADY Preferred, Tully competent to handle canvassers, for a quick swiling artiese at sight ; busmess periinent Address, with references ior three days, MANUFAC: ‘ELK, Star office. saat” 2 20 GOOD ACTIVE BOYS, NOT fears old, to lueht work on “green SS -& CO., jladensbury road. mat ae iy at 1730 Penusyivania ave: nw. after o‘clerd . mb3L “A WOWAN TO COOK, WASH AND Cail, with reterences, at 1am Slat st. Bw. ANTED—A” FIRST-CLASS WHITE CO asher, and. irower; 1300 N NG MAN WITH © of the drug business. DOBYNS & ARMACY, se. cor, Penn. ave. and —_ aa YANTED BY A SMALI. FAMILY. white preferred, for cookiny, rk manst stay wbelits. Cals ats between Li at05p. W ANTED-« GOOD HONEST YOUNG MAN stand in ® grocery, enttinz meat. Ain W AN HEDO A NHILE LALA DicESn, tent to do fine work; Swede preferred. a AND CHAMBERMAID AT HOTEL, 485 Pennsyivania * maliddt ANTED—YOUNG LADY 10 ACT COOK, miust come well recom” mal A GiRT, I Latayette — W ANTED- NOUNT VERNON wil pay cusp, ations, MOT, Star o heat and ens; for gentleman only: terms moderate. 34 eR ave. and 20th st. Patory and mb331-3t : nay | Oem brn tot Saga Pages 1K RENT 220 10TH BT. N.W_ SECOND-STOR. ohm € hy tr Piventooy tae feaisied wail 10ts century, a rae Sd oe a4 ie niture; bourd if desired. ze JOR SALE Fo, TEs A NICE FURNISHED FRONT | tricks on Let. tet. Qetand 222 ate . Pie ae | each. $2,000. abst" 80736 1 st. nw. B. H. WARNER & ¢ FRE RENT —016 5 HST. N.W., TWOOR THREE | IGF &. iw, furnished communicating rooms; terms reasonahie | Kt meur ota at. {tnoo | JQOK SALA to permanent parties. wihssosit* "| Dupontcirele sbi ial. 2 50 Aine ory Tl room twick,on Concorsn for Fascists Ramee UE | Goudie eee Sty SESE nak ot Dik flat bhcor ison |_ ate teen ineat and gas amd Uath room, A H et. nw. opyesite | Mt hear 14th, ye NOK SAUESA WELL-LOCATHD PROPERTY OX j the covernnent printing oft. tse | ast te ‘Sine forbvuhena tagued o8 | brut ave Ta mecli-salk MAX’ sectors lowe remeee )OR KENT — TO GENTLEMEN ONLY — ONE | ™bSl____1esi tw and Lith. tmictl) SiUs. 5. WACGAMAN. | bath; Ineee cleats amd Tamtriee Tet th eect Srant to Eviesant Aa front rovin. 600 Oth Fe een RRS, es aALa—J0GT Tae . Geyth cf 180 to Sdoue alley, wih © kame suatee Ls. tren ees) dane tied wf mac oaunrn ot thes he“. pave D. 8TORK, m0 Feta FOR BEST SSO TMT RT Nw ATT ac. See Se Tika: on'y 4500 cash required tf Party | JOR KALE—PAYS 10 PER CENT NET AS AN IN apd Yaseen, taj -wind ree to make shal paymenta, "oalane omens | I \tatwent Howes pte 5 ana & sud WP Pouen c eae tere rice #000. Suen SiGieT. | 9c ee new, well-built, ube of the Reattng ioreticus 404 L ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY J4( Sig G at. in the cit | sm the city furnished front room and alcove, SOR SAL DAVID D. STONE, SOR F et nw SE TWO BLOCKS Fi back pario E ear room; soutl | POR Rent BOUNE ¥ ew Libre pemutataly toed aay) winchow = S > 5 SOM WEST —-WANDROMELY —FURNI-MED | 8.030 that. Ache sant LOST HU | centine for 2.crom m year Fromme avernt SN feet on 2 . OR Se IN @ 8X s JOR 3: ~ | Vermont ave running throwsh t. Fooms. jn suites oF seie, with petrase Seth aed | OS Ste ener =~ ye “ Fuk SALt MWe JACRSON ies Cont Tor NR. WHERO Nee ee nL ew yee ete srodneed Rear Te ee eeeaatice of | netween 1s OK KENT—NICE NISHED’ }RONT AL- | POOR RENTERS Sie ST. NW TO ROOMS; | Pithend Itt sts. ana | ft, wit " je neconi-fuvr tone with board, fortwo ene |X modt lanee yerd ih the rea alley ISHEK & < aT GTHST.S.E. BETWEEN + Water; im good condition; good rent nu: third door trom Pa. ave. ‘terms snoderate, S06 m30.3t 1 KENT—FLEGANT, PARLOR, BED ROOM private bath. second floor; south irunt; close GROUND , tet M ema» OWL. 2 OP RR Oe ee ee ee a a tere, ve yor ty Pm iin Square; low to wenteei tenaut. NT—DESTRABE BRICK; FIRST-CLASS | 12207 New Jersey ave. s.e.; lot 18.8 by 22 cinall brick howe. Tk Hitoien, qe SOR | back haras edie asi goeheceemnisee et | RPE Walt bw: oy gt wa T—TW0 COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON | bath, larze cellet, Sani exceuieut comition ora 3 TARE, 1900 F st. his To . A Gin Heer’ one fcouts aoutbernenposure, 408 L | #ktveramongh. AipywWSERCAT toh ste n'ws | ven % sh I MTHEAST COMNEK wb aly» sto mw mht" "| near Aibangh's, SebSi-sodina | Or a ceidence contain ne 9 my a ‘Uk RENT ROOMS 1114 AND 1110 FST. N.W., | OR RENT—OORNERWTH AND B STS. 5.W.. A | bath rou an. i ball dere id nice house, with larvt oa.s and pleasant erouRiis, directly opposite the Seausonian erounds nd con Nenient to street ON B. WIGHT, 140%% @ located on Q Txth and 19th ete THOSSS. PASIEER & ¢ sa Ps Very cheap. suitable for dressinaker, tailor. demtist or ofice. Appiy at STIEA\ FOX BENT-ONE On TWO FRONT ROOMS COM- ayatinteating, 3 floor, unfarnisised heat anu ligt 1? New York ave. MW. TOINVESTORS Sx hanoaue new bricks Hewes oe pore ropanes nortivwest stone ‘Aatiress HENEY ALLE, 122 D W ASPED~A DESIUABLE LESID) CET apd west of ath, af.. worih $133,000 t0 Yo MOF st nw. “vuhst-oe TANTED—1 HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WHO ‘want to buy Lnproved property as an iuyestment inn. ‘owners will And it to their alvantace Brpperty with metorsaie. WALAER A TANTED—AN IMPROVED PHOPEITY THAT SPT r 00. 307 TANTED-TO BUY ON SMALL CASH PAY- ments, or lease for a term of years, a house c ing 11 oF 13 r00 they ean beint: Preterred. Mu: Address DWEL fg office: 8 pp Gis Ph wt furnished ; carrets : es water, Eun * Toms, iumeshed ot tuturnisheds pravate. bathe; | m3! TAS Ee 3 Sa Gy. ae Souckerm Exposure; first-class table. BY THOWAR F. WAGGAMAS, eae ia uit Adnan aver. 5 Two nto M 13th and ‘Towa e) Leeal rate Broker, Oli Est. a. 94.500, CASE, Mater aud sewer vue Drive AMR terass—a new tron bay wan ; wodern pros st (far) 14r__. 800 1830 NED st, Sr. SH Cee tae ot eT Dt JOR SALE—A POSITIVE BAKGADN AL e4ot0 an Broom frac (rented at #25 per me. )on A's Vand “Lh sis. he tape JOR RENT FIV “41 floor: bath: windows to north line of Ost. cars: in northwest : 81 Srtooun, Unies anh the ity wt Kanal bay window, pressed bric! eiiscomesns hehe SOR SALE On able ana tnodern OR KE: in the Bischof! building, G10 F st. n.w. :latee, lent and air ves Tauge froin $15to i per month, with heat included. R & CO. Jae Wath st ne, Or eo 808 snd SON HAR or. rANTED—TO BUY TWO LOTSIN GOOD NF} Dorloo.. alsoa honse: price about #8, 500, ing Jocatton, price and size of Jo W V TANTED—A BUILDING Tx T front; elidibly located in northwest section 1or lence ; State location and lowest caxh price. PITNEY & BRADFORD, mh26-1s 2:5 4 st. 8. ANIED—PARTIES WHO WI-H 1OSELL 1 and'take es part payment furniture, carpets or ‘addgess HUGO WORCH & COs, ied ki Tt st. Pianos and furnittire sold on easy term mhis-Im Vv | AS CARHIE} SSS ina store. Ani in own handwritis Box 107, Y Star ofice. = Au werein own handwriting BUSINESS CHANCES. ASTED XK (og Aya] WOMAN 1P)WOESTEMPKISING YOUNG MEN WANA Apeis oer oes Soqeowerk ; must ani toa T ‘85,000 to start in s profitable business; will pay 10 IRST-CLASS COAT HAND: ALSO ‘# busbe.man apd an apprentice. eth & 'E AND COLORED ¢ fates aida, lauudiesses, cooks, Waitresses, Valets, Larus | nnd dafry Lands, seanstfesees, pantry uandsand others | (German abd Swedish women). BULNHAM'S, 1110@ ow. 1B" WANTED 015 TO $i FER WEEK: SALARY Of coumisel B. for advertising and seine our percent, giving morteage ob busiueSs UF an interest therein.” “Address, statine where interview can be had, ANIEAPHIDE, Star vice, apit DE HALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A WELL- AX baying feed store: vest location ip city for feed bis. ith of owner cause of sale. Addrens 1225 aa YOU HAVE OK $1,000 YOU WANT 10 invest where ee ve you handsome yrviit end no riek address Box ik Star office 2UK BALE—A BOARDIN G HOUR FULL OF - workmanship the ver ices, Sa.iuan ELEGANT OFFICE, HOOSIS AND TREES TTMGMINUS onan Caw baie: | pon Sa Taye LOW TN Wat Fe HOTTZMAN. mubrrest womed. ty, thee 4 witli OR SALE-ONE OF THOSE NEW ssroRY : 08 RENT DESIRABLE ORF ip Togas | 1 30 | mice octlae kek. $8 revue, all tu Lenman bathing, 1425 NY. ave. Mevator, nicely papered ; 2a) cheaper then any heat, good itht and veut lati owe Ga The atvet has ever bent St A. 1. COUMBI WATERS & THOMPSON, in. ook Sale Mogerate rent ‘1425 N.Y. ave. FOR RENT—STORES. _ ‘offered prs sea Room matin are saad ‘ail Bantern tmprcvrnen Uk KN» Chen v3 tern. th and 10d sts. opposite wholesale market ; enc | iS Fooms. GD) MATS een House lite? ath sta... Le Droit Park: hassix f B* So and’ $40, “Ingriie at VLA, wre. jelassm: | Central Batis rm M r drags all wert ae abi aay | Suntan, bullalin erusly turvughout. A inode! Little homes. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘The above is om a7H Sw. Good | Ki ting 1. F. RANDOLPH, 802 Ft. nw LNW A PW ry and. baseruent psi mad all mo iG Price, [00 a Asi DANERMOn i, Cor, 18th and sta ju 2X4 on books. Foriull Teall a a for bal}etin | 4 imps tice the Ist and 10th. uhdt)_ THOS. E. WAC DY YOU WANJ MONDL!—e10 70 #100 1U LOAN Jat low interest on furniture, pumcs, Louseue:d wouds or other pessunal property: | ror saue— Trneipa snd snrerest payable /u Weekly of monty ‘story G-room lack, D near 24. n.e. Aeiiem Box tm, Star omer, edt Sok SALE ‘Uptvmite the Hearst Louse on New Hampshire ave teturen Dujunt ircie and N st, 0 babumoaie, sane | ree d'ute, umedy tmmeted. hear THOS. 3. FISHER & co... IN SUMS FROM Datory traine, G wear | _— TO, LOANS 0 S-etory trick. Rh tear 3 (000 up om insproved city real estat cata asny'e ‘XBERT, ¥ To LOAN ‘On Scent Pstate Security 5 Le ENN ORO TN EERE LS, STC OPE AIUD. OLEAN Te OOS: SES ‘Soiue of our agents make $15 to $50 per day. At Sand U per cen: inn Ger cee kere hey sunt cdpenncs, | 1° Goarders, in central location. where from $100 to i s vis For torus and Tull particulsre 'addreas, with, marup. | $150can be made per inouth; good reasons for selliue. | nos am = ae me. | BEN 2story ands aS nace ee an ene aor aR aes V E HAVE MONFY CONSTANTLY ON BAND ips. ‘2-story and OR SALE x st BETWh DS 12TH AND IgtR, ¢ j ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOIMENT BU- AS OLDESTABLISED BUSINESS HOUSE | ae ee Cenc anntered ‘security ; | 23517 nie of Tr Dicanaliteat equates ah that part of thee Gonducted by ladies—ieb and wouen, Wi pe ag np ay current fates. EASIERDAY & MALLE bi 4 Ver) svintortauic fom Louw, ena colored Tor all kids of domestic Javornchiyand | £00@ position. “Address Box 35, star othe. wns | une tae et Wat. Partie Latkaine, | 408 N | sure Sites 80 a wide allay Bor “Oly yea with references. Kemoved to 700 Let. a.w. Ww ry a Ca SARE | \[osEY 0-toag is ick AND SMALL | $32 009 | JOHN'S. Ww 140 musi vt customers: or three ores. 2stors alia ek SUK SALE— Wwe ‘TED-APPLICANTS FOR POSITION OF | Well located: alsa fully, grocery with wood run of | nq oe ge cacrate, een | oz Betced ts, ins baeen: Q and R sts, con- Pail nurse at the Children's Hospital gue be ot Dusiness; price, b cseaade ELL & CURTIS, FOLD, s.w. cor: ith'and Fists pow. mb20taply | fogs mbx EB sininae 12 roo; the froptace 3 over 20 text. Price, xvod educaigon wentyy an ye : pom eate_Tinee 33m Der w Fears otro ee UR Se tnaea | _mhI0-t Se) Cg Fes Thee on ND BASEMENT | Oo eet + Oe a. ‘ yANTED—AGENTS de: CALDWELL & CURTIN, | | Ir, eburcues, | ORSALE— ae W ery musoker: bays SK unciudine restaurant, ‘stock and “Sakitisa Room 410i Pet wie. | WACK TCR ve ee Pon | FoRsaan pe fitens sia irom. business, “inquire ot W. $20, 000 sh: TUEER SENT ‘FeuNisnED. is | « Lusinees corner, neta WOR Pies Wan ER AGENTS BIG MONEY, | “YS ia | Ne delag if ya Faced Ny cor 10th ant K ste, Conn avene B sf 2. — ay a Vitae apts ger new seh ipie {NTIRELY” NEW— 30,000 FOR 95,000. ge cuhiv-tin' “XSRER & GApsBy, 1008 F st. a luvestucnt. Price, $5,000. Address Bus 101, sur Actually nettins Fich. Ube agent in tue day cleued | Cem false thie atwount ecid Nanue abd to B. EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. “egg foe ee "ee heendiemeees ee Sou" be'can You Cataloruc ince, ALPINE SAFE | Q-- Star five, und Le comviteed, rx PER AEE “8 & B, BONDS, rows apd bath 000 | aces coi ck we ae Le Ped ihn ear Obie. Jon pal "y “A CORNER STORE AND DWELLING at) ie Te et Qa. Jath and Sth, 8 Foon, bet and cel- ec = — enous tot tee + ‘ee ‘st . ; hice beizisburhood, together with coup a oe : Nonkrou ¥ ‘ Ost W ANTED-LASENEIS FOR TKOE, CHRINT: | ot erocenee: ite iueats. wnd ;Proviiona, ice boxy ave. See ee — HUNGER Gib Pia Ta se —— H her's International Tailor : (000% 4 good “hance tor an active man. rule or tale measure alone, as all wieutioe taiigivcut: | iuhSwor PLAST E TURPIN, 16-0 New York FOR LEASE. 4 See oy Mae ee Meee ade and iustruction | FOR RENT-THE LARGE STORE RECENTLY —o a = H eiven by Mune. a out cccepted gd Qlcgesd cee ce noes wa aiken te eee bath, cheap aud on easy uk LEASE — THE” PULUOWING CHOICE | Let Sih and TO sla. mien Tie to taped tes envead | cotgghore eee ER ET Tish 2a at Se a oe og St SS WANTED—ROOMS. MUSE TEAN TE TURPIN, Lise New York av ONEY To LOAN ATS eee CENT ON | “inhi os) Sear woverument jiisting oti | ite at 87270 euch” LULL New Mare ageroves Dist — E itaice, Ts Ave), beaatiul corner bowse 0 rows, ail ime NIED—PROFESSOK OF MUsic Disini JOR SALE—ON 918 ST. N.w M. Miner, | PORRENT OO + | Provemeuis, paperes. tha ui ce-ordat — * NN EE erige bain Sian oti | Feta rar eg io REEL, | EEN Sconer 9 one ta ESS Geet asa es | omniuie wil ive icwos tor nauuwcor be) dilleret ce, " 7 fons, with ® vume aud “tar venue ituny. Address PROF., ntar office. apis Tay MONEY Ze) LOAy TH BUMS" ae ae ex 2.200 | #3. me BM. WAKDER & CO. NTED—TWO t Vv 7 E OFFER FOR SALE THE STOCK, GOODWILI. FRANK T.MAWLINGS, 1000 Be. - PLAST ETC PIN, ‘muatichd Bt} i floor rooms and good board 1. ‘aud fixtures of a grocery store doing a xvod busi. | _fe21 (ihe Avliuxton Fire tus. Gos Sumee.) ‘mh30-3¢ SUST & HUNGERFORD, Clath st. a ¢ ave. B.W. areferences exchanged. Mrs. ness in the .e. : ‘reasons tor selling: price 600 | \;ONEX 10 LOAN R RENT-LARGE STORE AND D§&LLING. EAUTIFUL NeW SSTORY BIC . Sete ey « ABET obATpCwnre apply” te IN BUMS FROM x00 tpwaRD, ¢ | FOR RENT EO ee base ball rami aust: palin ye Mel = 4 ANILD — THE PUBLIC COMFORT CoM, | 5¥ORMS a st. Bw malee0-t At FIVE AND i, PER CENT, able tor any wsli-ess, stand tor 1un® oon and | Tirther particalats, a peen | 3S PEK CENT PHos- iuuttee of the vatent,centenntel desire necouue | FOR SALE_O3 iE OF THE CHEAPEST AND Foowers; reused0. OWNER, WSU st. ag uawsit” | OTT g RUTHERFORD. | AP porote red Gre lund» on ratiroad near Chattanoows. ‘ HENWirGk Bosse ‘tathue iil pariieulare. ‘uue-re | dseirand Leh Po OF ORSAY BP ® “aabs she KEAL ESTATE IN THIS DIRTRICT. Fa ie tata Somucn's to PRICK | POH SALEA D DEREAGLE wosiiae FaGs TED CHET Ohara Peele be ee WASTEDWE MENT HOOMS EXCLUSIVELY, | _mh10-1m atts B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Siw. Avply 40 Kat 7 upruveaente payin Ovee Ns Der cent eros Of Peace J you haves Too that you wish to rent place POR BALE-THE STOCK AXD = OF A ee eee = TuO-¥rORY aE, ‘000 ‘rou enous on Wot to wuld twa guar buses. : pd ous that =! rh es from Weebineton, vin Atwcestin: tng rove : ive" HOUS DIRECTORY, 004 Bet a-wes hema? Feta page ee Me TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR. PE =e cation Pik eRUTEA RG feslnag, mable. corm Rous, S:. mb 7-1ot ock. ow rent. "Good Susie if rates on approved real estate security ; special OLn mht Pit. ieared ‘Aplendd warden woul Pricecaly #10 ANTED-AT ONGE FOU NEADY TENANTR 5 | S7GoSeg nt Some = VBOS PE CPRSOR. 2007 Pata. , ‘Gents dvating, win bet nei Oe | a W 2P2t oh ete maa ag | YOUPAMY SECURE on mane x.) Be RET COT Rae a | Ex aig acre, | joe ators sarrmeanp a were Fours are, reatiested to iy youd demand | svring tor tl, aud warrants his work’ Cue year MOREY, 70 LOAN IN ANY stm DESIRED | aT dwelling nodern unprayenvtits; cell Pye OF ‘eighths of an acre, improved by a, iors to CRLETORES AoE tigen tp be the ‘and cheapest practical atch lowest rates of iuterest on approved real estate sit- larwe yard sie rk uartered oak and } Tandsouely decor | Bebered throughout: “heated by latrobe, in « es atival Sos E sta w. tm* ” | Shakers in the cits. 1224 F stn Salo” | uated within the District ot Corumiia, no delay be- | OR REM-BY 0, HOL? AX, ES | Patel ame Teal for focctupancy’; bested Uy hot water. | $5 trl Ding walk sation. dintat ‘ yond thue hecenury ior exaunination of iitie and Yrep- eee er. 10th and Fda w indirect ue liguting. g | Hsin Shi eaee RW WEE a WANTED_MISCELLANEOUS, | EX##6#8 MomuNrUm excive tation of papers: couialtaions reasumabie,” © te Wa ce: ant <n pacmnaieettae ~~ *) i Patel ntl Eres = | 4, The seme, horse pexrer for one-tenth of the soa tise Teese jon SALE- THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING: W a SEE OR TRADE Fos BODE Fos wo tir sy : N1ED-VIOLIN AND, YL: AUGHT BY s ga Paliosophy. Ue tee 3 Se ee rick stable on | Well improved : a chance for Secular For, ‘ Meese iaiiectete thera and en | toa feat wars sca O Sane gecuity. at loweat tev of inroads a Rtn Ueorstals nd rove fers macrares eteees | Siar® sdreas OXON S., Star = mice Seneie ond card writer. “MMe, SOS st" mews» nity | - dnseiusers will be prosectted : 1.20 Migs ian SLUMMWORE oe. | FARMS FARMS. OF ones \VA31ED_DOUDIATELY_caTEnER AT 124 SING. WATOMES, 730 So ee MOREY 30 Loax manure and front $10 t SOW terscre, “Now Sthetine | st uw pleasant “dining Tu suis to suit, at Jowest aLE-A BAbGATN—ON F ra | fo Yands bear Washingt cht thinner, ote of ands | SEARO RET ARORE MELAS TT eee aoe | semen TAME RETR *Shi tgs a wae hat ite ut aed | den vee ko ready in the house. ite : ee et ae 14s} Pennayivania dy large substcnisal’ building auiesite tor ani mi:21-Shn auZED = TYPEWRITERS RENTED; ALL - puss. ey Sgot : t enmat Withee fuckin reasons tra: eat LOST AND FOUND. MEER ory ea PuiSO St MEDSKELL e ACLERAN- Tam? sn. | POR SALE ULAKISTONE ISLAND — GREAT aachine €0 learn OF practice to intone spend: Sufceeeer to DANE! wr. BALL — OW EXCHANGE FOR VACANT | rounied ty "porcoes: crates vain chance eaty or country ;cuvulars. I saw. | | Ost BLACK SEITE YUP! LTPTLE WHITE | andG. aaNet ory frame ‘all | trait, water frou deep-driven weil. Ubtalling treesen, = eee swat HOT sb 24.00 breast; leather amented collar: an ere to mis et, Bric bas pow ie renin er BN por suing, crabs, oysters. duckins polut . Fiver, sennees W fines wevous, stust by betwee tot co otsea | Sa Fog Dasuiks, PSS Ute ae Ay. PERSONAL. oa om Be | yeh er aniNG TON MON ER's, ‘ Land Dts. n.w. Address STABLE, Star office. apl-dt SeaAN BTUDViNG SRENGH AND GEL Lath and G sts. aw, ‘ -ANTED_ sO FIRST-CLASS TCRNOUTS AT F OgtSh FOX TERRE BrTCa, watt wire ERTLEMAY - W se a NSaaacanael Sania ¢ No. hors. heward if meet ot] sepversation in those ov. Enery seable BE Dst-nw. A TOURED & Smee to suivae. Sa aA iho al ae Innaraure" aurees SPAS, Sta shee tan branch nnd the TWh a bis? BUY—100 SHARES RETIRE {ARIES LL THE TALL LADY BL CALE = tL ‘wort end “he pike om 2150 100 shares Hyntenic Tre mock Jd | OST -TURSDAY, MakcH Wises Lawton 6 3c carnage, Works. | F' Rice q-ram house, newly: ‘cbiainebie, “ie subdl. ‘M., Star star ofie, yellow gyD (Nell A.as. beckdgs, for a Sweet orn Te area peat. a8 | two squares! cs 520.50. AD ‘vision is etyat Uades trou, Washington and is the only Wee TED- INVESTORS Desikine 0, PUR. | 10218 13s ot. sw. Fewanl. ee Do BEAUEIFTT, (She on the Urencl, whick fruits on the pike ‘There ape their gunner ean 3 az Louses now on the subd islot Seatage will pistes eaten 3° za ‘A TALENTED SOUTHERN LADY OF TACT te Fes Ce Palit a ce. "Te er Cre Sativa a 7 inyaluable as confidential pees = | ian ths such wom to the West of Ut shout Chree-quar- Warton EW TADIEG AND GEN] WARD PAID iy 5 tere onaiuile, Executive svenue extemed ‘tne an eee Ce ete ee Saari malt _ | Joon next aids AND SoTL ST. Scorer Lousilary of tam bastonal Fore eped sll sng SiS ies iene | Jaci eee ee eG" ins ay a Sie ate Sr Fe OP evans i Sicha is man at Tu We Ee zag Ont BEY. 127 AND, ¥ AND 17TH AND PA: a. By | “Dols torsale on eauy: terme and lower ger Wasa ae ARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- | 44.8°¢.. {ty ag Pe ‘Stored; inattresses made over: ine to TtO4 he : AY —, sue tees eer? lee | ihe jo OE La oi ie ines te om the is, ell odapted ts made tv onder. UC. NELSON, G st. Bw. ener ener XEIGHBOR- room and cold water, bath sud ANTED-GRAZE YOUR HORSES ON WIL- ara Pini’on Tne, terms to suit. : has “tara, $0 pep wonth; Yor 3 saya Fit ond work SUMMARIES no eeg FORBES SE, FEAR ISTHE NW guia | Sof plteanll pericagn niy erox, : meals a day unt Bar Eee, he San of Ps mh20-3t? Glass of Fashion, 1114 and 1116 F st. fo 90400 | eana-tem 2 Le ave aw. Set ior ata Tet Fi Winsos, es rey ey. ene ‘Sao. Sots Sterae n -- p Re Sey ian nea rer FEMALE Cir SeRVICE ia QUESTIONS Ts. HOTEL PROPRIETORS : Aa POU SS Fe kt oer eres Sy. FONE 5 7 aw ole Deut lem ) Ree eaeae a Eis epi Sta Rett ASS Aa | ante We PENN Ae Iry Inga 3 pe TE VEE PE aE SEW 2 | gosome hones ath tht eee { bow, No hi recet = 2! ry ccaveulepees Musa’ SICRLE'S Utd Sires: ee arr, sre_| [Lont-o%, SUNDAY ManGH oo, O8 THE. con-| A UFHORE ere AGENCY, sia et WAXED _HOUSEKERPEMS WILL, FIND OUR | 1 lt roma, 900.8 ‘robe sud one cushion holsters aid cabined muaker® ivan Sha STs a ee Fat work af short note. FREEMAS Boe BAe fn a Fa oo 208 AIN—CORNER: AND 5S SSE | vara ee ceaed il i pal returned to’ an T stem. ‘And 176 Qst.n.w. “Also WAxEPDEVERY LADY TO GET ONE ox oe at oy 4ORSES TO WINTER; stalls: grain, tui ae Peis at. tla but the class has not yet been decided upon. It will not be higher than 2.24. Work on the new [omar OFF fatten onto aE age eres ae. tg 1008 Vermont ave.s oben face silver x aeedh |= reer nate we Ly 7 Peet aE to Tee CJ BOARDING. . SESW Scenes: Gronoz W. Kens, x ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WASHINGTON, D. c, 2 MST. N.w. sella es ea cx}