Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1891, Page 2

2 A THE EVENING STA y Ld Fd R: WASHINGTON. D.C.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1891—TEN PAGES AMUSEMENTS. Axsaven's.—Last night Mr. Richard Mans- field delighted a large and distinguished sudience by his masterly impersonation of Baron Checrial in “A Parisian Romance.” The character is « repulsive one and this play bas not a healthy influence, but there can be no nestion as to the artistic work of Mr. Mans- id in resenting the oid French cynic and roue. Every detail of costume, make-up and stage business is carefully attended to and the death scone is thrilling in its rexlitic effect. This, according to dramatic harmony, should end the piay, but the last act js probably given to allow the triumph of virtue and goodness and to offset the abundance of vice that had Bone before. Tonight Mr. Mansfield will be geen for the first time in this city in his own play of “Don Juan.” The play is replete with delightful comedy scenes, ludicrous situations and is inuoceut in the extreme. A feature of the presentation a Spanish country dance in act 2, which is pa ticipated in by the nobility and ‘country folks of the raral districts of Sargossa. It will also resent for the first timo during Mr. Mans- eli’s season here the entire strength of his stock company, including sixteeu charming foung society ladies of New York, who have Toca Grough? on especially for this occasion, Tue Wintr-Garextcna Bexsit. — The benefit of sits. George White and Miss Emma Greenburg, the sufferers in the recent disaster at Metzerctt Hall, given last night at Keh’s Hall on 9h street, was well attended The Program was large and varied and included, Addition to the mustary drama, “The Ob Guard,” a number of specialties, which were greatly enjoyed, Re ularly the performance Of the Columbia Musical Club, under the ekilled directorship of Mr. Benj. Jucd. The High Schoo! Cadets went through the different evola- tions of a fancy drill with military precision. During the evening « letter was read from Miss Charlotte White appreciative of the effort made by the management in bebali of the w flicted family. Quite a neat sum was realized. Tux Mozant Srarmoxy a organiza tion of skilled musician as gained high praise wherever its concerts have beca given, will give a concert at Albaugh's Opera House ou Sunday evening next. Miss Maud Powel! whose reputation as a violin 080 is now thoroughly estal will as this announcem ber of friends which thix iw tor. Ihe members composing the club are Mr. Jobn F. Kho-les, ¥ Richard Strelzer, ¥iola; Mlle Camille Toulmin, harp; Mr. Biodeck, violincello; Oscar Hentschell, flute Mr. Henry Sticht, double bass aad piano ac- companist The program will be selected with great care and will include numbers that will appeal to every taste. i 2 Leruze Lecruue Last Evexixo —The “Life of Luther Utnstrated” was the subject of very interesting and instructive lecture ast evening at the Luther Place Memorial Church. ‘Mrs. Monroe, the lecturer, has traveled exten- sively in Eurepe. Last summer she was en- gaged in investigating the conduct of the schools in Germany with especial reference to industrial training and reported to the U. 5. bureau of education. Her recital of the main events in the life of the great reformer showed extensive reading and esearch and an in- timate acquaintance with her subj. Tage Gevexretp Coxcert.—The program for the Gruentelad concert Saturday might may be had at the Knabe ware rooms, wiere the tickets are on sale. Alfred Gruenfeld will play nambers by Beethoven, Wagner, Liszt and a group by Schumann and several of his own compositions. Heinrich Gruenteld, the it, will play the favorite “La Cinquantaine,” by Gabriei-Marie, and Moskowski’s ““Guiterre,” in additivn to numbers by Boccherini and Pop- per. ¢ large pure- — HISTORY AND ART. My. Franklin W. Smith's Proposal to Estab- Ush a Gallery in This City. ‘There was an interesting andience of literary and artistic people gathered in the banquet hall of the Arlington Hotel last evening to listen to a repetition of the address which Mr. Franklin W. Smith of Boston made at the annual meeting of the board of trade on the subject of the proposed national gallery of history and art. This is the great scheme for which Mr. Smith bas labored 2nd thought for Years, the establishment in this city of a mag- nificent gallery and coliection of articles of art and history, tobe atgonce s memorial of the past and an inspiration for all future time. } | Naval Academy at Annapolis, irom which he | several selected forthe service. He commanded the club, ard | Fetifed permanent from business. DEATH OF ALLAN McLANE. A Son of a Former Secretary of the Treasury Passes Away. Mr. Allan McLane, a well-known resident of this city and a member of the prominent Mary- land family of that name, died suddenly and unexpectedly at his residence, 1500 Vermont avenue, at an early hour yesterday morning. ‘The announcement of his death was a severe shock to bis friends in this city, where he had made his howe for the pasteleven years. About a fortnight ago Mr McLane was seized with an attack of what was thought to be grip. His ill- ‘ness Was not considered serious, however, but it took an alarming turn at midnight Tuesday His physician, Dr. Hagner, was hastily sum- moned and did what he could te stay the rapid approach of death, but the patient sunk rapidly and died at3 o clock. There were with him at | the time of his death besides the physician ouly his wife and daughter, Mrs. John Cropper, and his nephew, Allan McLane of Baltimore Mr. McLane was x son of Louis McLane, Sec- retary di the Treasury during Jackson's admin- istration, one of the most prominent lawyers in the country, a member of Congress and minis- ter to France and for a brief period to England. MeLane, | One brother is the Hon. Robert M. | ex-governor of Maryland and ex-mi | France. Louis McLane and James L. McLane | of Baltimore are the remaining brothers, Mr. MeLaue was sixty-nine years of age. His early education was obtained at Princeton Col- lege, but be left that institution to enter the graduated. For some time he served asa uaval officer, and his first connection with the Pacitic Mail’ line was when he was acting in that capacity. When the Pacific mail was first established the vessels were placed in charge of navai oficers and Mr. McLane was one of several of the company’s ships aud_ finally tendered his resignation to the Navy Depart ment und.devoted his services and energies to the interests of the Pacific Muil Steamship Compuny He became president of the com- Pany about i860, succeeding W. H. Davidge, and remained at its head until i870, when be In 1599 he waa married to Miss Bache, a sis- ter of the late Alexander Bache, superintendent of the coast survey. Atthe time Mr. McLane Was in commaud of the compauy’s vessel Fre~ mont, and on the voyage to Sun Francisco that succeeded his marriage Mrs MeLanc became ill atsen and died before San Francisco was reached Subsequently Mr MeLane married a WANTED_HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. _| 1 FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT_FLATS. 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Joon next ESM: "HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS ag HS cooks, chembermstids: waitegue, Jaumaresess, “ainstiess, ten waiters, coul Jers, SAMUEL A’ COOMLS & C0-- couchinen, but- soscumen. but: | OR RENT GEN F ably furnished foo: LADY, sPLC ary, #20 weekly. no sales- PER MONTH ‘MECURE suite of ‘roorps. par oon: spd ‘choice boand far two. tam: at chfiznnc tars wry potonahte nak pair thar et NFURNISHED ROOMS. 331 Sinsir or oF light housekeerns ; 2620 K ST. 6. ar tis dav Farniabind Ba A most desirable swail te pean east ta tam tow 38 Patterson 'ne, tir ___RUST & HUNGERPORD, #24 14%» st. EXTSIX ROOM HOUSE ON MERI Florida ave . $0 per month, ot on the premines, TWO COMPORT- hest, use of bath furnace Circle. Address NINE- tice. any" FOR RENT — FEATS OF THKEE OR FOUR tafurninhed: beat cation incr nest Tate eee feruis reasonable, Box fs Bear oe. gt? OK KENT JUST NORTH OF NT tages with larwe a. und en both. : iYcoad references. ‘OR “RENT_TWO rooins for Kentemet rt terms reasonab! 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FOR_RENT—OFFICES. __ NTLD—A YOUNG MAN HAVING SUME fingand stovetrade, 1253 ze dina G-MAN—FXPERIENC Stenowrapber and typewriter, periune A. MLS, Star office. D FO8, MENT-SICE-Y FURNISHED BOOMS. 730 TED-COUKS. #1 F sthst tress, aurees, lauindt ee. Scrubbers and ‘buen abd wa ment ax corres) Toren es jurni Cyosited TED—A COMPE ENT BOOKKEEPER: BY A \0UNG tenosraphy sud ‘A PLACE AS river or butler, c FURNISHED cK UNFURNISHED | without board, on Le st: bet Boon tr tate eh Fat iz. NT-FURNISHED 1813 F ST. TWO fret Mor, with piano: two rounm, second floor, one room fourth floor Yuruace beat: use of bat! herdies, cars, catere FORBES Fic. FRONT ‘Foome. 2d Boor mt. to JAMES M. GREEN. 711 14th st. oa POR KENT—NEAR THE EBBITT, WILLAL F'treavary, and tolerrapi oft, ait excell o EAN. 103 Fen é rt DOK KENT-OFFICE ROOM, 7ITHST, THIS ‘is Gas of the mios! desiraiie oilice roomsn tite uw Bw ADEMT &ABENT, oe sath st. BW writing preferred. A’ a8, statin age, Kc good references if required. N Hight housekeepiax: price, “counting Utena Fennsyivania ave. NIED— A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR uetal housewor! use east uf Couxtexa: FANTED—AT Clty INIELLIG ouployers for firat-cl -ss servants 1 restaurants (reere..ces FORD'S, 477 33th st new. ies, hoteus and ASTED-A RELIABLE CAT:RESS TO TAKE SITUA LIONS iehisied din:ax room wad tmcuediate charge kitehen; boaiders already; excvilent location. ISHED ROOMS FOR $18, including heat wae 2 Hront, “bay window, S10. Go ound ives Si NE. FRONTI: ¢ third-fioor or unturnished : heat, water and lor; also basemen ORLRENT FORNISHLD OR QNFURAINAL rooms, With or witiout az Galnekicom, 1417 Fat, rar on™ Rear ENT—004 M ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY ed parlor ved room; souten exposure arlor, Ke. With first-c..s« table suitable for Congressinai. Terms woderate. BULMIAM'S, 110G st _WANTED---H ANIED—-A CULOMED: Wasitand won :aiso a aol und nd waltress. Apply Friday morning’ at WOMAN TO COOK, irl a8 chamber ANILD—AN OFFICE BOY IN REAL ESTAIE heat and zaw use of, “fice, about 18 Yeurw ot axe, Address in own ‘Address terms and FOR SA SCELLANEOUS ALE-A BABY CAKMIAGE Eh tion; cost $<; will wei! tor 810 casu.. eral hotsewor. yo bows wiqute; pericuced band; ceady eunpioy went otoxtay her, 1013 Pa, ave 2TLED Willik WOMAN do weueral housewere in “Appiy ut 1440 stn. w ‘PPOk SALE-SAPETY BIC\CLE, ANILD-A 3: pee . a cost #.40; will sell tor 80. house for man aud wife. PORK RENT—ONE CURE for two Versone; gentlemen preferred ait ‘OFFICE AND FURNISHED ROOMS, w. , front. uo reasonable oiler rerused teuaut: avd Wi. ¥. HOLTZMAN, 1521 F at. nw. FOR RENT—STORES. (OK HENT—GSTORY oRICK SICKL AnD 7 ‘dwelling roonis; m.i.. corner Verucutave aud ¥ St b.W. | fine Lusiness ication. €52 A164 HONS TRAMY & 3501, Uso Fst, mw, FOR SE 8I-FINE STOKE ROOM, 18y PNA eve b w.. dituchsions $0 ft. by 1.40 ft; baecmet seine size as ndore , price #12 per inonth. THOS. SF ive & Tsia s at. ah. © : 1 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ‘ous ty let: ratey iow to feepectablo Part erences exchanged. W027 Tat. bw a ‘OR RENT—PLEASANT F' d; two im room, €o per month. $16, with board; near e: haus LARGE | RNISHED ROOMS, LOR BED ROOM, = Jock P-1. und 4 p,m. ANLED-A STOUT WHIT EB BOY AS HELPER turnished suite of Miss Knight, the daughter of the Pacific Mail Company's resident agent at San Francisco, and upon her death, severai years later, he married her sister, the present ‘Mire. McLane. In 1880 he came to Wastington and erected the handsome residence on Iowa Circle, where he had since resided. Funeral services will be held at Mr. McLane’ late residence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. ‘The remains will be taken to Baltimore for in- terwent in Greenmount cemetery. pramnreslinsas ALEXANDRIA. THE RAILROAD MEETINGS. ‘The annual mectings of what remains of the stockholders of two of what were once Alex- andria railroads were held here yesterday ernoon in the Midland office. ‘These compa- were the Virginia Midland, formerly the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Compauy, and the Washington and Ohio, formerly the Alex- andria, Loudoun and Hampshire Kuilroad Com- pany. They with the late Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company and Alexandria aud Fredericksburg railroad have dropped the word “Alexandria from their names Thean- nual meetings formerly took up two or three days and brought great throngs of stockholders with their wives and children to Alexandria, where they spent thousands @ollars in ‘the stores, shops and hotels. These annual meetings, held in the largest halis of the city, 700 stockholders being some- times present, were the great eveutsof the year, but “we have changed all that.” A few gen- tlemen in a smali room in Alexandria, repre- senting afew men ina small room in New York, hold, for the charter’s sake, annual meet- ings, two in an hour, andadjourn. ‘The direct- ors chosen this year comprise, however, a large number of Virginians and are as follows: Vir- ginia Midiand Kailroad Company, Messrs. Geo. Yarsons, John H. Inman, L. C. Moben and John McAuerney of New York and John 8. Barbour, Robert Portner, John W. Burke. E. 8. Reid, @. 8. P. Triplett, B. F. Mason, Jos. Wilmer, C. M. ‘The paucity of works of art in this country aa well as the slight public recognition ac- corded to historical study and research are, in Mr. Smith's opinion, matters worthy of con- fideration and defects that call for marked and immediate jmprovement. The contrast that ‘this countrf offers to those of Europe is any- thing but im our favor, and in opposition to the qrident tendencies toward Vhilistinist Br. Smith proposes the erection of buildings upon Gciupendoes cmle to ourpess in enchitecteral grankeur and extent all similar stractares, but, while monumental in effect, to be thoroughly practical and utilitarian as an educational in- stitation. According to Mr. Smith's idea, an outlino of which was publirhed in ‘Ime Sram some time ago, the ry is to be erected near the rive> front west of the monument grounds. In the center of the group is to be the commemo- rative temple or parthenon, one-half greater than the original at Athens, and surrounded by ranges of temples to commemorate the dis- covery and history of the United States. Then there are to be terraces, galleries ard cour‘s forthe purpose of delineating life and art through all theages. One of the most desirable features in such a national gallery should be spaciousness, and, according to Mr. Smith, Congress should be asked to appropriate for one of magnificent proportions, with broad ap- roaches, so spacious that there would be no k of room for centuries. Charts, represeuting such an institution as Mr. Smith would like to see at the capital, ‘Were presented with the address last evening, #s well as photograpus and drawings of works of art from other countries that offer such a contrast to the condition of affairs here. The charts and original desigus were by Mr. Ren- wick, the now veuerable architect of the Catholic Cathedral in New York and of the Smithsonian and Corcoran Gallery of Art in this city. Mr. Smith has published «sumptuous ‘tus of the plan fora national gallery illustrated with photographs of European gal- Jerics and with designs by Messrs. Kenwick, Aspinwall and iusell, who have aiso been Greatly interested in the plan. —_— Deny That He Was Intoxicated. The friends of Frederick Leipold, the old soldier wio was stabbed on board the steamer Wasinington Tuesday evening, claim that he was not drank nor had he been drinking at the time of the affray, but was asleep in his stateroom. They say he is not a drinking man and was injure? by Wool, who was ina fighting mood and took it ont on the first man be cane across, —— Royal Society of Good Fellows, At sregular meeting of National Assembly, No. 258, Royal Society of Good Fellows. beld iast evening. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: J. 8. Goldsmith, ruler; W. H. | Neill, instructor; J. B. Hunt, counselor; W. H. Kimball, secretary; M. W. Bayliss, financial secretary; G. Y. AtLee, treasurer: George M. Carlile, M.D. prelate: W. W. Vanghn. jr., di- reetor: C. A Steuart, guard, and W. PF. Cole, sentinel. ak Death of Mr. John P. Chapman. The announcement is made of the death, after # long illness, of Mr. John P. Chapman of 1807 Nstreet northwest. Mr. Chapman came to Washington in 1861 and entered the employ of the government. For a number of years prior to his resignation in 1889 he held the po- sition of principal examiner in the United States patent office, and by his uniform prompt- ness, Kindness and courtesy won the respect and regard of all having business before him. ‘Ho will be buried at Boston, Mass. pesiamro> tae Easst Suits for Damages. Suite were fled today by Eva J. Turner for $10,000 damages and Mary D. Lear for 25,000, against the Laltimore and Potomac [allroad Company, through Messrs. C. A. Elliot and W. ¥. Williamson. The suits are for damages to Plaintiff's property on K street between 6th axl 7th streets southeast (near the mouth of the navy yard tunnel), caused by the running of trains with engines, shaking the houses causing the walls to crack, the plastering to fal:, the smoke, dust, gases from the engines euering doors sud windows, damaging the houses as places of living. ke ——__ Election of Officers, At a regular meeting of Charles Sumner Blackford, N D. Payne, C. G. Hall, J T. Lovell, James B. Pace ‘and E. D. Christian of Virginia. The W. and ©. railroad directors were C. 8. Brice of Ohio, J.C. Calhoun, Thomas Logan and W. G. Oukman of New York und 0. E. Hine, E.V.White, Henry Harrison, Holmes Con- rad, ‘RE. Byrd and J. M. McCormick of Vit ginia. "Mr. Logan of New York is made presi- dent of the Virginia Midland Company and Mr. W. H. Marbury its secretary, and the Washing- ton and Ohio president elected is John H. In- man, and A. J. Raub is secretary and treasurer. A COLORED INDIGNATION MEETING A meeting of colored citizens was held at the Third Baptist Church last night for the pur- pose of protesting against the passage of the separate ¢ar bill, now pending befor2 the Vir- ginia legislature. ‘The church was crowded. W. H. Freeman Murry, clerk in the Interior Department at Washington, presided. Rozier D. Lyles, pub'ic schoo! teccher, acted as sec- retary v. Dr. Fielde Cock was the first speaker. He is known as the first colored man who asked for suffrage in Virgina, Dr. Cook declare:i that he did not believe that the separate car-law billcould be passed. Mag- nus L. Robinson, editor of the Alexandria Leader, made an address He asserted that if this separate car-law Lill reached the United States Supreme Court it would be declared un- constitutional under the operations of the fourteenth amendment. It was an attempt, he said, to abridge the civil rights of the negro. Ad- dresses followed by Rev H. Hl. Waring, Norman B. Prince of the public schvols and Kev. K. H. Porter. Resolutions protesting against the proposed legislation were adopted and a com- mittee appointed to send them to Richmond. Mr. Robinson says that a colored state conven- tion will be held to further call public attention to this matter. xores ‘Mr. Robert Williams, well known at the city market for many years, died yesterday. ‘The funeral of Mr Randolph Pureell took place here yesterday. ‘The remains were brought from Washington and attended to the grave by the Independent Order of Ked Men. ————— ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Elizabeth Ann Harper to J. L. Turner, parts 104 and 105, 8q. 89, Georgetown; ¢—. W. A. Gordon to A. Ochman, parts 22 and 23, eq. 882; $2,625. G. R. Arrington to F. 1. Gregory, parts 102, 103 and 104, Long Meadows; ¢—. ©. W. King to G. E. Emmons, lots 201 and 204, sq. 7a; @. G. E. Emmons to C. W. King, same property; $—. W. E. Matthews to 0. Bigelow, subs 81, 80 and part 77, sq. 677, #—. J. H. Lewis to F. G. Schafer, sub 70, block 2, Trin- idad, $—. C. ML. Towson to W. B. Overocker, lot 16, block $3, Columbia Heights; @—. Cora B. Taylor to Elise K Taylor et al, sub 44, sq. \68; s—W. K Frisbie to W. Finn, undivided | half lot 23, block 26, Brookland; $— W. G Lown to Helena Hartong, south half lot 17, sq. 435; $-. AS. & T. Co. to Thos. Toole, lot 143, Long Meadows; $235. Same to Susio ©. Rowe, sub 170, do.: $275. C. BK Lovett to E. { Cavusi et al, in trust, lote 14 and 15, bik. 10, | Kalorama Heights; @—. G. 8. Wormley to B. Kobinson etal, sub 92, sq. 179; @—. ponssdeos foe abt The Episcopal Convocation Adjourns. The afternoon session of the Washington convocation of Episcopal churches yesterday was occupied with a consideration of a paper prepared by Ker W. H. Laird of Montgomery | county, Md., which was read by Mr. Charles Abert. The plan of holding mission services in the rural parishes for « week instead of a tew days was aavocated by the writer. After a somewhat lengthy discussion the paper was re- ferred toa committee. ‘The convocation then adjourne: Scecatieoe | Death of a Well-Known Citizen. | Mr. Martin M. Robrer died lastevening at his reaideuce, 414 A street southeast. He had never | been well since he contracted the grip about two yearsago. About six weeks ago he was [forced to take to his bed, and despite ali efforts to shake off the disease which had fastened upon him he grew gradually weaker and finaily | passed peacefully away after «very painful illness. Pa. Fetrusry 1505 -ocsanquenly wen te as t . Februar; ie ‘s juently was in | sixty-thurd ear He came to Washington | Corps No. 3, beld lastevening, the following offi- cera wore elected for the ensuing year: President, Miss Hettie B. Quander; vice president, Miss Hattie L. Harris; S. V. president, Mra 1. M. Robinson; treasurer, Miss Altce Stewart; ehap- lain, Mrs. H. i. Quander: conductor, Mrs J. Fowler; guard, Sire. F. Fletcher: delegates, | Mra. J. Fowler, Miss Ancette Wood; alternates, Miss Alice Stewart, Miss Francena Johnson. Vax Houran’s Cocoa—Send forscan. See advis. shortly Lefore the elose of the war. andhad for [the past twenty years been actively en- Sagec io the real estate business, ‘The deceased was widely known in this city. | He was a Mason in good standing, and hisdeath | will be deeply deplored by all who knew bim. He leaves a son and a daughter, both of whom | wore with him at the time of bis death. After | brief services at his late residence the remains | 7ill be taken on Friday to Lancaster, Pa., where they will be interred in the family lot in’ Wood- |] ward Hill cemetery. Yenionce; with board tor or Meuiber of Conztess. -HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR- also second story iron? room, desirabie joca- derate 802 11th stm. 7-8t* NT-LAKGE WEL1-FURNISHED ROOMS in fashionable and central locality. First-class ter Reterences excuansed L017 Toth st. incandy factory. Appy at LIS Pu a. E POWER Bi engine; will take in exchange anything of equal DEWIS, Pause TO ASSIST WITH D-A GOOD COOK Apply before 10 5m. wasting and ironing. alter 6 p.us. at 1739 At 4 ANTED-SOLICITON FOR ORDERS FoR & TOT Unk st new, between Da Counerctal vaiue. Mili, 436 stand Yacysand ave. ‘OR SALE-A B. Apply JAS. ton, termus un ‘N, W.—HANDSOMELY arlore: first floor, every con- f desired, suitable 101 8 bean ne / ANIED—2 WOMAN TO D0 GE! /Ok RENT—PARLOR FLOOR, ‘work iu a small tauly Peres ENTERAL HOUSE: 1 w. ah7d a Neuere: housework: Wood cook; wo boune mien bath op one floor, 402 kuode Tviuad av FO BENT—ROOMS. G20 VHARVARD_ Gy: $40, cost. ati, vowise apy at Si Beal une NICI FUR ‘At TL19 10th st. aw {OR RENT—THREE CONVENIENT ROOMS AND suitable for light bousekeepins. alge” d1G-2t* {IREPRONT OF STOKE 337 din two fine show windows and double doors, buyer can Baye It ab own Dgures. (OR RENT-118 MD AVE. NE., NICELY FUR. “story irout room: ‘bay window and quare frou Capitol and stree: able toF one or two xen NIED—G CARPENTERS AT MODLAT faxes. to work on bata in country. BURGDOKF STABLE, 415 Sth stn. omy FS: suit Fes STORE AND DWELLING ABOVE a7 sth at. n. dine 100 feet deep. runnin Back to SU-io08 alley; possession Liven cw the lat Avpiy tO OWNER, 907 Tu st uw. d7—an Tid PA. AVE N.W., LANGL STORE, ‘oom Lose, micd. iihps . Over store wo tWo-atury aud turee-stOry ware Ucube I the Tear jy Mutable for aly beavy business, ue throug to O-io0t alley. Lold-Lm SWOKMS1bD1 & BRADLEY, 927 F st. FOR RENT—HALLS UB KENI—8ALL AND KUUMD Um CLASSES: Fehearsais, euteriainments, & , 1213 P2th stu. 6, FeceutLy occupied by the jate Pros month oF eveuing. A) Kosta nw. of ha FOR RENT—STABLES. _ iNJ—A 1WO-S10K) BMICK SIABL:. Toom 10r barbess, &c.: rent $15. Appay. % JAS. ¥. BLOWN, Gui 10th et. ow. ‘Telephone 475. ‘aise FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS Rok BENT Wonk sir: WkAK OF Ma? Dost .W.: jor carpenter, pailer ur other sae hutic Anquire yo; La ave. S20m0niB. Mul L FOR SALE—HURSES AND VEHIOLES. FOR SAEE OW ExcuaNGE—OUaL CALC CELY FURNISHED PAKLOK bined: first floor, suitable tor one WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND be thorougiily ourpetet hd brug god Feferonee, 1817 NTN aud bed room co eztwo MC "Call 8 {OK SALE-AT a) BARGATN-ON! suitabie for a Christmas v aw dig-2t" NT-726 17TH ST House. sunny rooms, in well-kept Louse, fires to genticiuen transient or permanent, prices inoderat BOILEK-VELILT & DRIPPS ALE putting m2 Darby's pomting office ae ‘The <> horse 40% of Was Laken OUt Decatise It Was to: ANTED-A DRUG CLERK WITH BES? OF Tetereuces. Appiy to HUDSON Alexandria, Vie ‘ONE BLOCK FROM dott FO Sak House AND BUGGY IN Ex- ceilent copd:tiv : cheap ; Wili take a bicycle in part vayuent. J ADMIAN REPING, care uF Sout Cuew & Go GP st aw i Ok SALE ONE “OMSK, COUPELETIE AND Larhess; will veil cheap. ” ApIy Ms Tear of 425 Mata ave. C. SHeLIUNS statue Ricard a ze. ADDY to tue & it REN 1—UNFURNISHED~tHIRD_ FLOOR ANTED-TWO OR, THREE GOO! entrauce .o Daruy's office, LLL D if td en, bath: ho ebildren ‘reter- dig-st* > AN ACKNOWLEDGI 4 at the finest sign painting in the city as doue at Our shop, and we cluttt that our prices ars eq! tow us aby shop for stiniar Work. Give Us a Ura, COUVINCS Yourselt oO. ICELY FURISHED ROOMSUHEAP; N EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN private tamuily. “Apply at 1313 F st. now. d 1G ake preltathary exannatwne. inthe. a oftice "Address A.B , bear ole 7 AS AED Hox c Telligent; Kool Wages to experienced ui boys, “HSS Be ‘ave. re ae 1TY INTEELIGENCE OvrIce— Twniters, chaniberinants, muses, Ist Glazing of al kind at Very short notice. ‘hished rooms on second fluor; suthern lass for sow cases. Z MUUINSKI & LEWIS, ik Painters an furnished suite of roouis on p sired. pleayant bat CR _SaLe Wat suited andat ouver appucatio Mita cue’ mectacas MatAte i latest taproved. SHACKLEFOGD'S, 42, 11tu Jarge sunny rooms. froniing on aire, SHAPE A 2y NST. ONE L. ely furuisied, with board ,soucuern 2¥ Of adnate; Brst-Hoor iront Tor oftle buzs-ist™ FURY southern exposure, with exceient table voard 405'G st aw, Co untke roo inches diameter fe WoIad, GeTiuan oF Luyiish pre portion uf Louse work ; reter- red; Arst-class wages. AUPIY 103s Pa’ exposure, piivate Youu, unturnisied; sit ‘suid very cLeay + Alexandeun, Va i nu Letween 20 and 30 Yeurs oF axe as c: @ amkl retail store. Address with refercu koass and stering si lent) new Parisian and other wearing appare Hine sik plush ia SOS. ucla SLAW. BP and 815; lesley other dresses, &c , Irom Su te 10, Audress bo ISHED OW UNFURNISHED ANTED-RELIABLE WHITE GIRL Fok LiGH RAUSCHER's, 1110 an a eners: houseWors und Wasaine ior oDe lay; Tequired. Call aiter 4). mi. 020 Uth st Ww. Fo0.8 st CHARL $05; beautiful it and other laces; ERAL DRIGHT, CHEERFUL th oF without Uostd, terme’ Fessousule NIED—A YOUNG MAN, WHITE, TO AT- TWO LARGE, COM- divi HANDSOMELY NW. RGE 2D-FLOOK SHED ROOMS, yb pension. oflice. tend to «rocery and weat store; one Who uni ‘OK RENT—A LARGE. BEAUTIFUL SiLCOND- story front room and other very nice rooms, with or without board STUKE, 1710 HENKY MECKEL, of Let. nw. 7 ANTED—CUOKS, chaunberniaids, FRED ZELLER, tm Singing Birds, Bird Food ‘pow sale — a $15 inttle usea; will soll tor 3 ‘Rast Capstoi si. WAITRESSES, dadies’ iwaids, Waiters, Vantry women, scrubbers ‘(300 women, this, New Yurk and other cities), Geran abd >weuish Wouiel. ALU G st mew. i UNFURNISHED KOOMS, ae AES es Fent, $10. 1624 Marion at B.W , near K, For terms call st Go) Inquire ar FLOWIST aho-ae id st EN T— 1014, ISTH ST 3W., NEAR THE linxtom, ively ‘turminhed roous, ‘wingwe o te. wit UF jeithUUt board, molec” erties desired TANIED — DUNDOKE'S EMPLOi al Teau, conducted by iadies— and colored, 10F all kinds of domestic ia bor hd sprina, With relereuces. 7Ub Lat. u. SALE — DiIAMOND- FRAMED SAFETY 2 luo cubinon thre; also 4 Isv4 H st. nw. (OR SALE-CAKPETS, FURNITUK) and Wo1en, white )OK SALE—SAPE, SOUND AND GENILE LIT Soe uate, suitauie tor UugKy or UixLt Wako, cal Wot cious To three uunUtes, uO Feasouabie uBer re" Tused, aust be suid this Week. 70 Gst- se. dt” POH SALE-SOUND AND SEKVICEABLE CAR Flage teal, buys, Linck pomie, [0 aut cL years vd, Wetzbt, 1,000 Pouds each: feilabe workers, siie ur doubie. Prive $225, Owner swea¥inK Cty Od Ba ne. a FO# SALE 480 WiLL BUY A FINE 1. horse for carriage Or Uiht Waxon Work, ood J00ker Suid Wealth. OW MEF Was ig TUrtuer Use LOR BL. AbINS VENEBAL SLABLEDS, itu abu £008 BW. dls-ot OB SALE—A HANDSUME YOUNG DIVING juare, speedy aud suund. Apsiy 15.7 Bt st. uw between aud 10 a au. oF lauds ord ane write aa ‘08 SALE--HANDSOME RIDING MARE, SE) E: years od | lo. bahds wu; s.red by thoroucublred, ova jMaper’ Warranted sound, watuunt bien Sadule orse, seven Sears vlu, su.tav, SuUud abel Kind; acu MAL LAND, J OX SALE-2 COMPLETE OUTFIT AT GLLAT sacrifice, Pay liorse, 16 hands Lugh; sound aud kong: Wavughaw, busy pay Sheds suiky, liasness ‘and iivery. v0 Lath st. aw. aut Ft tivate mae, tures jood work horses; alsooe rrivate wale, orl 5 ‘unving Loree. "Ua be uad'at a Ustwaine uaa seen at ai 1500 D ot: uw. ‘OK SALE—ONE FINE BREWSTER T CARI -OSE Tull leathicr head vandeat, but tor private pare vod as new, one exsgaut victoria: obe beousian. tS Tockuways. weVeral Tho aud tuus-pasecinel carve at a ‘POR RENT 1347 dandsome.y fra southera exposure and all convenieuces: lear cars organs and ius Jistrumencs $0.0 "oD ters to suitar WOKCH'=, 49 and 72d sta Mt. LW. and inoved Oe NARY BIRDS; FINE pkers; bird jvod and caves, at the bird store 1153 DIEPHLN HAKLUKECHL. XOUK STOKE UR OFFIC Parlor howe employment, waking “iit tune ik Le done in jesure our Address MANAGEKESS ‘AKL NEEDLE: vod pay. Wok BAZAAL Ul NDUSIKIAL INSURANCE AGENIS Lig couninissions paid to compe ohs Kusrapteed, Cali at office )UR KENT—ONE LARGE FURS secon floor with board, $20 tur one; $36 tor two! Ge nat door, $18, “Good tawe Uoard. #4 per i ak st nw and soacitors; (OK SALE-MAKe BRIGHT SUNNY ed. ut a private fan ily; ee HED ROOM, lout d annoyance and colds. SpriMK. ILC oses the GouF and ‘On triat’ by JOMDAN & Wac- ‘Lidth st. nw. ANIED—SLENOGKAPHERKY AND tou ty pewsiter operators directed to positivus, tent stenoxraphers ad OF wervice. 2, Bemington ‘steady post FALLEKSON, FOE KEN i309_ CONNECTION Norton Door Check ana site the British ratlOD, Deautifl aud desirabie sinny roolns, Lurisueu or UntUFDished; OM the ue Of curs leauiuy to the Capitol. (OX KENI—GENTLEMEN WISHING _PLEAS- ‘with ail couveniences, cali at 17054 st ble furnished oF uurur. Tools, Bret + Or AdUite, and front vasenient FooKs, EMPLOY LBD provides SD SECOND-HAN Ne aasurtuvent of street ahd stabie | es paid Lor euud secu) . HOUCK, SOL tors SEAMANS & BENEDIU: dypewnter office, Sth and F sts. nw. WANTED—ROOMS. "OK SALE-MON AVE., OPPO- river wrest bargain wOWSE: D SLABS LS, dist Lest. bet. 16th and 17th sie, ‘Ok SALE— ‘AT SINSHEIMER & COBLEXSY, 2s, aU st swe Entize stock of Horses suitable sor shy purpose. Brotirhaut Parte built, otabaiu Pasa Tandsus. Baggies. purreys, &e., &c. ‘Lo ve wid at sacrifice fures, as we are going todis- aes SINSHEIMER LEN = COBLEN: 15.3 pero Fe, DALE—BAY MAKE, 6 Yeaks OLD, Pi fectly sound; very strong anda good driver: sole toe Carriage: Uurey UF busioces wagou. aguice at Koo 1: uuu F's aise ¥s, VARKOIS, CANARIES, amugcking birds, £0. tslies, &, i 3. BUM MID'S NEW BL ‘OR LLNT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRI- vale jaiuily, reference required. 142 Q st. 2. w. ANILD—1WO YOUNG iL, >» GOV EMNMENT Woald like Fosins will! board tor aby ut #20 excl, ‘retereuces exchanged. CABING(S, du 1, War anu indian rehes, rare coins apa bouds: Louxut dud bold, con cataoxuen, auras. GEO. W. £cCHNiM oul Pa, ave. tw. —SECOND FLOOR KOOM, WITH nourhern exposure, ‘comfortabiy furnished ; terms ANIED—THKED FURNISHED KUOMS secund fluor, suitabie tor :1<ht housekeeping. Ad~ dress, statins terius, BB, GEORG. Wate aud jew- *._ O14} a PO KES T—LAKGE, WELLFU. and singie rv. singly oF together. bacelieut table Loand: location ‘centra:; herdics puss the dour. ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—DY GENTLEMAN | ¥ tremuer, Cotivrapu wound che all Other ty pe- ISHED DOUBLE did-ot® Aud Wite, a large and sina.d 100m, ZU. oF UBIUE., fluor of a wood aid tidy house, privilege of woyuuent OL caterer dewired. Addi at at, Siar office. NIED—FURNISHED AND Tooms all parts us city ; cheapest au to secure desirable rouners (estauls suoderate. SHACKLEFUKD's AGL SCX, 427 Altus ‘OR KeENT—i0xs CONNECTICUT AVE (RESI- denice Of the late Gen. Joluison), handsome pariors, suitauie for entertaminy. bath and open fre, CHINESE Sa crocus, Be. «algo ‘Aino Foul yucuntue, tulips Eacelient tau.e convenient. dds, aii sizes aud SUajes ‘OK KENT—ROOMS, SINGLE OR 1 iurnisued amd gers = ee for Rep- couples: largest list in city. ie TRFORMALION, OL G st. choice of lore teem Lik. pold Ls CAPLLAL BU ‘onder; TWeLVe With private "SUITE, _____ WANTED_LOTS. Wed city real estate; ius: be cep; Une iuakes, “ot Lubured and nity oth OFFICE, 000 Lot. Bw POK SALE—“‘OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW Fexuiur Tice; over two (OK KENT—THE SECOND AND THIRD STORY of LSSI 7th st. mW. : 820 per month, JAMES A. BATES & CO., 407 ¥ st. nw, location and Til particulars. and second band; any siz BUSINESS | ‘OR RENT—AT 19 IOWA CIRCLE, TO GENTLE- y, one wnite of rooms, iurnished as parior, bed room aud dressuux room, with private bath; also ugle TooUs: alt conMectu, Foul veriooks the park; rewerelices exci et wecutit thuur ; excl, ‘banged. ‘OW SALE—ok store dois & Pigeon Loies, ele 5 ale wi (OR KENT—ROOMS SPECT. CHANCE, Stor office, aes one Ok RENT srk +. No. 1 stand tor dru hess. “Apply to WALT. LONOVAL NIED-—TO BU ‘Aad =A FEW VERY DESINABLE kOoMS, table lirst-class in every respec ers accomodated. dLL-oe (LEMAN AND WI7 E HAVING built @uew Louse, 11S sil st. Boe, wili rent part of same t0 suutabie parties. Aypiy 1000 10th st. at we W ind Soa slaes of wire ina) shade frauen. juake to order all suapes, styles and 2D. 5) SCHALLD, SES Tt stm. oes CASH PAID FOR SECON, hand bicycies, Lurmiture, plauo and stoces of archandise oF louis U.tde OW saiwe promptly wituou! Address PRIVATE PAKIY, NW ONE LARGE Foon Ou second Hoor:aiso table board references L¥ FITYED UP of tue lite Dr. J. 0. stanton, FOR SME Lickr SIDEBAR BUGGY (Wust $150), used ‘unly a few Uiues, for 85 cash. Can be seen at" DOVGE'S livery stable, Anacostia. 15a" OK SALE-HANDSOME BROWN COUPE ok catriaxe borse; wound, kind sud geutie. suitable Jor iady’s use. Also doctor's puueton, Inyiire at Ls Het uw auz-iwe POR SALEATANGE FINE BAY Tunes, ack about seven Years, Weixisover 1,200) ounds, sound, Sha xeute. Also baiuess cud coupe ruckaway. Cau be seen at stabse, 1007 dtl st. Low. ‘Terus, Xe. 70 Corcoran butlduney, Fee PALE HORSE. COUPE AND HAKNES: horse 7 years old, sound and perfectiy xeutie, very. Stylin; euitire CUrtiOUt Rrst-ciass, Owner Lu Use Lor theta “Apiny 450% st. uw. ren; ‘OSA ‘UM A BAKGAIN TO BUY OK HIN} horse, carriage, Wagon Or harness go to Geyer's ‘Carriage Bazaar, WM. W. sw. Telephone call 730. notin Foe NE AND TWO-HOMSE OFEN PLAT- toriu, fancy box aud all kiuds ot perch anu Dayton Wawous, ‘sit Uusiuess of wil kinds, tais wor wust be Rr gape red 2 Paes cas FORsaLe— “<" USE CLOTHING ANDLAP ROBES, ‘DA Horse Blankets ior stavie uve. $1.3 GA Horse Blankets ior wtreet use.. Fiatn Green Louver Gssiis Hat 34 eyey were foe TSS $10 915 Pusi thotee far err] OF, 020-380 Tith-aud F ate haw. Ok SALE—THE LARGEST =TUCK OF HAND- made business wagons und daytons in tue city by AH. GREGULL, _0ct2-2m Cor. 6thand Nv ave. nw. Ok, SALECARRIAGIS, WAGORB AND DUG vies onensy terns. Kepainioy and ordered work Tomphiy uttcuded wi CUUK & JALBUE on a vest Wamluuxton. {OR KENT—A SUITE OF FOUR UNFURNISHED couuninicating rooius up second flour, suitable tor bieut bousexcepang; WO children. 1600 19th st. a. We oa ee. tui floor, doan aud Truss ANIED—1YPEWIMTERS FOR RENT ington aud ail other standard makes; only trst- class wiachines, Dest terms; Siupped city OF COULRES ; ESTABLISHED YEE WAUL Lat EXCHANGE, hore, wacom aud Uxtures coupicte lor Case: a burvain it vold at once, se. between 4 ana 6 piu N » FURNISHED al-im ANTED—A Pain OF WELL-BROKES BEAGLE Lounds: also » setter anda niyht dog. Address BEAGLE. Starvitce, 7 ANTED—TO BUY SEVERAL TRAINED MAL. coats (trained to OKE, 74: Lith JO RENT_PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS ‘aanod. aspae ines; tor one or YO othe awe ‘OR REN T—ROOMS 1327 NER WANTED IN A PERMANENT BUSI- a ho expericuce Thess, WALL pay. Wel Ak Hetden: price ston 80. ty eee im SCHMID > BLi + BROKER, 1519 F ST. Newt tor ied Dividend pay ing iocal stocks and ‘beuas Dougnt and” suas thas D BOARD AT THE 1s D—WOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE § ; convenient to all car + Opposite the Arlington tare, aise stocks of toraxe shit hauling. ae Wat TWO QUIET GENTLEMI Nwistitug couatortable. frout, Soo ood HOFFER FOR SALE A HOTEL . arate Path roo, way call 125 ath ots ew.” CE BEC), ing to party who las two and. wisues to sell one at low fyure to muuediate purchaser. Hort west section ol this city. merchandise of all LOWENTHAL! cies PANIED WILLIAM C, FRISSELL, tuner, G23 Ot st. s. w. Apriy to GUE & —id0 CONN! suite of nicely turniahed rooms on 2 OF without bourd ; terms reasonable 1CE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OB Kee. aw. t lowest rates, Orders yy mail alin PARTIES WANTING HIRE horses anal carts ca get aun by applying to 7U Eurei-citen ui a ECTICUT [AVE., ONE EW SIKEE? CAR MOTOR WILL BE OUT warly in the new year: Avp.y at couibany's office, Koo) Kellogs butliting. without board. 46. a7 SEE RAMSAY'S "2 DIAMOND RINGS AND PINS. is 0c. Ster.ing Silver Puss e, LI F st. nw. ANTED—CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND silver, old aud new jeweiry, dentist cold, coins, spoons, watch cages; wold and silver of all description Douctit. "FLOEWENSTELN, Sltq. Jeweler, 12 dels rs i D2 spi w.—sinxie and double NI—AT THE IEVINGTON, 1416 K ST, and elegantly furnished, with private batk ®: noeete OR KENT—1824 H ST. F turmisved coununicating Joors: OM ine Of ave. cars; Opposite reservation: Windows; «rate oF 1 ‘heat; suitable for meiner )ANTED_TYPEWAIZING AND SHORTHAN i all its branches; typewriter letter redupicatanyg Hirst-c.uss Work Oly , reasonable rates. WEWKITEH EXULANGE,UIU F st. _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 2h PALE— ‘That Lesutifwi place containing about 43 + SUITES OF NICELY Tooms on first and second. imeinber ‘noll-2n LOST AND FOUND. ‘GS1—WEDNESDAY, WHILE ENGLISH FOX tame F. C. SicVean on collar; chain su it returned to SLAL40N BAG- . and 0. it ‘OSi—ON WEDNESDAY, A YOUNG HALF-PUG dox; has on tax and nickel collar werked Jiu. Keward if returned to 624 id st. u.w. ate OUND-LEFT AT MY STORE ApouT Foun weeks since far fut PuANCIs MiLLER Fa ~3 PAIk OF GOLD EXE GLASSES AT Cale, 9th st., December 10. Ket urn te G. WW SMITH, sixth auditor's office. = at ® RENT_I91) Pa ave aw if. Bat ama. sts ec ir samt Sr. frame new NT-ivie story bay window brick (new), 11 room DEEBLE, Davis & oO.” pest & WEAVER COMMODIOUS L THAT HANDSOME RESLD: x Superb, house: YN3. “or eid WhkoM Mabe. 8. Atlantic buidinw. General Agent. HED COMPLETELY AND corner Femdence, with ast. Rear how IDEAS | i RENT—FUENIS ences in the city J. 8. JORDAN, General Avent _KENT—HUUSK DEN. City P.O.."Box 3st eddrese THOS G re ESISHED HOLS! 4 square of Capitol; 7 rooms and bath: Call or adres 14s) Car dern huprovements RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE 3-sTORY house, 10 fine rooms, “AKIN lath Two-story and for three horses Apply at 1000 a 1yol sth, Fe, w 73] Uth de, r, m WESCOTT & WI ney lvauia ave. Bw. For cull list to For apply House S10 5th st, ne. :@ rooms aud beth, © House -14 The. 7 Rooms aud bath. House 2526 Gu w., Sroous and bath 716 13TH ST NW. BET ?roowsand bath; new y papered an & FICKLEN, Harrison ct, 4X0 Gr TS OUST ct rear J. ¢ ¥. WoKTAINGT. DANDPA AVE, BASI ood location and sui wut room and tWo Val able for uyster us.uess, Stewiu Chest and ali necessary R KENT—JANUARY 1, 2. stories over 908 and 910 Pa’ ave. ; trout eutrance Pa. ave. , elevator on C st. Apply toC.B.CHUat Hy THE FOUR UPPER ‘OK RENT-Oll NST _N.W_, SIX BOOMS AND snd cold water a lurve cellar and Yard; good kitchen and range; latrobe iu cellar, Pett, 5.0) in advance. Inquire on the preuuses. —POUK NEW TWo-81OKY FRAME ave me: 88 per SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, @27 Ft. “ROOM FRAME HOUsI Grant road. ‘Lenallytown; large lot and stable well at door: two minutes froin cars: price, # ALL. PAYNE, Tenallytow dwellings, 4 rooms, ob T OK RENT — 3113 N 8 occupied by Col. H. M. Kobert yal wodern iuprovements, i tubes. electric bells, &e.: $55 Wilrentiurmsied.” Apply to C. H. 3204 Sd st mw. 1$14 H st., 13 rooms and stable. 4 New Hatui'shire ave., 8 roous einai ix So GREEN, FT Tan 1 ECIAL—2 AST ST... 11 ROOMS, furvace aud oven replaces, $290. ee buuacs are very deat is to JAMES (Ui KENS—BY THOMAS FE. WAGGANAS, veal Estate Broker, Ui) 507 4th st(fur),12r....8195 y jag, 100 FAY, Champlain 408 La cv, Ist 12.50 408 La ay (root. 10 cena ili, “room iy & portion of full hist ealt at office for bul.etin isxues let order ;40W to Private Lanil THE BEST SIX-ROOM BRICK jelling an this city for the price cae: SouthWest, aud pearly De PHILLIPS & SO: 1419 N. ¥. ave LOOMS, BATH. ass order key went door. i soot Bas fe eas eran ck: . med hap aad sable: gaa. WM HOuIghaS 2521 Fst. nw. Ost — LAGE SI. BEENAKD Dow, YELLOW ‘and white, ans; to the naiue of Lion. Libera reward if returned to TE. OGhAgMy 1211 Pa aver itt OST _DETWEEN NEW 3EESEY AVE. AND 30TH , wulver Watch, WitOU FiBK I dor Chita ward'if forurned to 2001 N st.- West Wastohnion®” Bie Lost Goup EYEGLASSES, CHAIN ArvacueD, 1.208 Teun sts and eet reward camera aa oS naa ae OST—ON F ST. BETWEEN 9TH L. LS Chutes aoee Ss indi bck beat Ser eae Sa DORE SST, Susans ce ard if left with sap't U_ 8. deli cominisaion, “Tet UST—LAST NIGHT AT ALBAUGH' q Lititi’padiock vraccist” Meare totum ae aee ‘nw. and receive reward. ANTED—OLD GULD AND BILVEX FOKCASH. WM. FRIEDENICH, Siig. Jeweler, OOo 7th st, repairing presenta Medals unde Ub Prewises; est. 152 Root one mile trom the Capitol, out Jeading trom Washington to Hyattsville. ave. extended wil stnke this pi Ts hnproved. by: tine bre . barman other buuanice, Look At Las great promise =>, OOO, ANTED—IT KNOWN—GEEAT BARGAINS IN The 1Lost atyiton siovator, Be J.D. BULND & CU. ANTED—GHAZE YOUR HORSES ON WILSUN'S WY ice ame erase az; $8 per Sent for aud teturued fiver Ps bk. WALDON, sev b at. aud unimproved, wear Arlinaton, (ween Waslinxton dad Alexandria; hear the hear Ballston and, Fal Sendior lange tuayor Wasuuncton and to subasoon Send tor iarge map os Wanninston aid ite st sent free jon of property, and pei ‘Olt SALE—LAND BY THE ACRE, SMEROVED Church new the per iuonth; tor J meals jernon avenue, ‘Best uitention, ‘OR RENT—ROOMS AND DR REN T~ROOMS AND BOARD AT THE WOOD- * F HoBINsox, Fifteen yeors at Wormley's in pesky ‘URNISHED APARTMENTSIN THE and. suites: NE. BEALL, Agent, 1:8c1 Fat. PERSONAL. FUEL EVENING Diese: t order, BONS, i7 N. Faca st. anges Zw JAMES E CLEMENTS, 1 KR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN NEAR this city—ten acres of iand ; 0 ttn sites tor « suburban Oniy $2,500. Une-taird cash yearly payiments. osu ANTED—ALL TO USE JONES MAGIC ROACH R tee banished by contract, watiniuc- feuscoten ASTURE AND WINTER stock farm: conveniences: ‘Attention; not PR ate acne ANTED-HOKSES “TO KEEP. horses the inost beau ‘react ‘of nO vay; 10F sale by all ome overiooking tiseuy. KOR butcbits PRE % 141) New York ave. —3 ACKES UPON IME RIVER RO, District ; ‘Tenaliy' TANIED—HUKBES TO at Gen. Beale’s model Just outside the the eectric road bot bis EABLET, PT (OKIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Scuraein RTs ane cu a So oe BOARDING. BogRDNGr By Day ow este tar EEK; ALSO A FEW Ist nw. 17-8" TABLE BOAED CAN BE ‘MEAN BUSINESS EXTRAORD! ae Thales ‘oe cltes Unrate OC ] OS1—DECEMBEN 104 MASONIC CHARM IN ‘shape of abepscoue. Liberal wi ERs iattachererers eae ed ‘O8T—FROM 1101 K ST. NW., DECI Lay one W.. DECEMBE 3, por tail” Reward i returned. aie" ‘OSI--ON TUESDAY IN WOODWARD & LO- ‘throp’s, a pair of guid eyeglasses with chaiss, ward i retiraed to 103 Q's aw pire LOSt MONDAY, 4 FALE OF GOLT-TaM EYE- 16t6 Higsa place new Set ee ‘O8T—YELLOW COLLIE DoG— 5 breast. Lr io cast: tag No. 6734. i QTHAYED FROM 1127 13TH 8T,N W., A WHITE marked with large ‘anewers Raupe ; blue ‘sround beck, with = are iene Ashes carat are Gaxre Surrs Scounsp sn ee 0 ‘Eutaw st. Ma. ENI—BY B&O. HOLM, fase and Inwurauce Sroker. 10th 83 | 1405 H at creary....... 620 RO. HOLTZMAN, 10thand F sts. nw. RENT—CL2 KN. E pee m Conn ave (rear). ___ FOR_RENT--HOUS! F Ok NEXT XPURNISHED— pane See eS bib Water et Se 10 S381 Tith wt on. has 1e77 Fat... FURNISHED. at op McPh Rg @ 108. nar Inthe 1 am > ‘OK RENT. Fem FURMISRED. Mass ave bet 10th ane HATb ste, wach ste. #4.000 J be: 18th and Lott” lat. Lath st bet Sand T ste 140 KANG > Boor. x ber Deh and Zast and ie rx D ot bet Co ae ae In square be and N st and 24th ‘ties Losth. wt ‘0 BULLETINS CAN BE OWTAINGD AT OVn OF FICE “VULSE MOUNES CAN Bie INSTR LR ONLY BA PERAUES FROM OOK OFRICE : WILD a JOHNSTON, 415¢,ta.th Ac berms, ave. aw. Uk KENT —UNPURNINME a The Lupertal How "1S ikwt mw, 22e ORR Pa ave vet lath an 1028 Lot sty Ae RS Lath mw, oF: e500 eh trcie 14 Eb WO) Mi4 Mi gery Holimh twe, Ve W1hé 4th et ww, ie oii, Ve"! S50 ethat your win st aw. 405 11th at naw 1s Pat FURNISHED. yas circle, 0r #400 Farracut sq, 12r..0106.67 venearKatnw, Muse ave teat Lith st ° 106.6 Comectan it hear nt aw. a 250 NDave ma. ie “iene hae at is aw, ie Nstuw. lie 10» ste 1 Tous SEEN wt Saruisled ediaie-sibeRd Owellinae. TYLER & KO TARE Fee, 2ST-O8E OF THE WORT HANDSOME Uses “LB. 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SHED: Ox KENT-FURNISHED-SEW GOUSL, 1aIT « nucderh aipreve bie for & jroressional wan oF am MAG. bly to W. O. DENISON & OU., WSF ot. uw. de » FOR SALE—PIANOS. JOR SALL—UPaiutia ELANOS—810 MONTH: payments Weare oflerins spe ial opportumues ew uprugt. We mpecial barraius tof day seletioh. 1M tiauuus alowalice ior square woyive you Tail Vaite Tor sae, any baiaboe ‘Sttherate of $10 mouths. We can save J From €2)t0 $400. “Ont juanos are the best im te trade. Don't iat! to see them and the prices. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, az 13 Pa ave. £ wall seit for Wed 8 wouthe orncnal price, © ES; We pevmeate BCG Ww olacis Agents, Ws wud VA Th wt. B. _ "a Fk AD BCI Mt aren y GRAND, so TAS oer BRICK: AVE. RY