Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1891, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON. po eS f D.C. FRIDAY, PECEMBER 25, 1891. BRAZIL'S NEW ADMINISTRATION, How Fonseca Stipped Ont of Office and Pelzote Stepped in. Advices by mail from Rio Janeiro, Brazil, under date of November 26, give details of Fonseca’s dictatorship rule of twenty days’ uration and of his overthrow. Whi seca’s absolute rule lasted Ric Janeiro was terrorized. The press was muzzled, editors were threatened with arrest and deportation, prominent members of the opposition were shadowed by spies and business interests suf- fered. Three-fourths of the residents of the city were not in sympathy with the dictator, but, lacking courage, opportunity and leaders, were content to submit silently to the abuse of power. In Rio Grande do Sul it was far different. There one-half of the army was stationed and largely officered and recruited from natives of the state. The garrisons at Rio Grande, Bage, Pelotos and other points deciared against Fon- | seca on November 9, and on November 10 the | regiment at Sant Anna de Livramento revolted. Its commander, Gen. Isidoro Fernandez, re- | ceived @ wound in the band, which had to be | amputated, causing his death. | ‘The garrisons at Jaguarao, Cacapaba, Ale- grete, Uruguayana and other places next joined | the insurgents, who were under the command of Gens. Astrogillo, Taveres and Osorio and aumbered 20,000 armed men. ‘The garrison and business men of Porto Alegre on November 12 forced Gov. Julio de Castilbos to resign and Dra. Assis Brasil and Barros Casal and Gen. Rocha Osorio were con- stituted janta to govern the state. By November 23 there were 50,000 insurgents in the field. A flotilla of five small vessels was also organized on the Logoa dos Palos. The opposition in Sao Panlo was terrorized by the soldiery. In Paraand Babia movements against the «iictatorship were started. j In the meanwhile ® naval revolt at Kio | Janeiro was in progress, under eadership of Admirals Wandenkolkand Custodiojle Mello, ‘They were joined by Gen. Floriauo ' Peixoto, vies presiient of the republic, and Gen. Jose Simeno. F The dictatorial goverument got wind of the revolt and issued warrants for the arrest of a number of officers and citizens. Early on the | evening of November 22 the insurgents’ plans were completed and an officer from a ferry boat sdvised the Rinchnelo of that fact. ‘Admiral de Mello boarded the ship at 7 p.m. and took charge, her commander, Capt. Duarte, being ashore. The commander of the Aquida baa, Primeiro de Marco, and Solimoes were sent away by their officers and crews. In the meanwhile the government arrested Admiral Wandenkoik and Morques Guimaroes. On the morning of November 23 the war ships, gun boats aud torpedo boats which had joined the revolt were ready for operations. The Aquidaban fired upon a steam launch, hit the Candelaria Church and wounded a laborer. Panic reigned im Rio, as it was rumored the flees was about to bombard th ‘The Dissolution of the Koumanian Parlia- meut Caused by Her Jealousy. The recent dissolution of the Koumanian chambers is considered victory for ussian intrigue. The Russians have been laboring with unusual earnestness of late to secure a pre- dominant influence in Roumania. It is said in | Vienna that Russia is only waiting to be sure of | ‘Roumania’s neutrality or co-operation to attack Bulgaria. The recent attempt to drive King Charles into abdieating is attributed to Russian intlu- ence, the Russians being jealous of the prés- ence of a German, and esp:cially a Rohen- gollern, on the throne of the leading® Balkan state. King Charles and his ministers have shown a stubborn determination to prevent Russia vio- lating Roumanian territory, and the Russian waneuvers on the Pruth bave not only been | ¥ tilantly watched, but also reported through- out Europe, to the great chagrin of the Kus- siaus, who want secrecy for their military operations This has made Kussian agents the more active in their plots against King Charles and his advisers, and the dissolution of the chambers is the result. The elections, which will be held in Febru- y, will be a test of the strength of Russian in- fluence, and are expected to Lave an important Dearing on the Balkan probiem. <o-— RICHMOND TERMINAL AFFAIRS, Appointment of a Committee to Assist Mr. Olcott in Adjusting Them, F. P. Olcott, president of the Central Trust Company of New York, has announced the ap- Pointment of the following persons to serve with him as a committee to adjust the affairs of the Richmond Terminal Railway Company: Col. Oliver H. Payne, F. D. Tappen, W. P. Persins and Henry Budge. Im financial circles it was said that the com- mittee was a very strong one and was bound to give satisfaction. Col. Payne represents the Standard Ou Company. F. D. Tappen is the well-known president of the Gallatin National | Bank and on the committee who represent the Iselin and Astor families, who are largely in- terested in the Tuchmond Terminal through | their holdings of East Tennessee securities Mr. Badge is of the tirm of Hullgarten & Co., bankers and brokers. and will represent the Louisville snd Nashvilleinteresta. Mr. Perkins ie the president of the Bank of America, of | which Mr. Olcott is the vice president. | Mr. Olcott said toa reporter that he should not call the committee together until Monday at the earliest, and it was not likely that any- thing would be done until after January 1. Probably by Junuary 15 the committee, he sai would be sble to report. Mr. Qicott said that no difficulty of any kind was expected. Jobn H. inmav, the president of the Rich- mond Terminal Company, is still con‘ined to his bed by sickness, but was sid to b- some- what better yesterday. He has been so ill, however, that he has been unable to see any | ene except his immediate relatives, :ne ull | business matters have been rigorousy kept from him. At the office of the Richmond Terminai Com- pany no one would say anything about the ap- | pointment of the committee. The vice presi- | dent referred the reporter to Gen. Thomas for information. Gen. Thomas, who was at the company's office attending a meeting of a com- | mittee of the directors, suid he had uo time to | talk to newspaper representatives; there was | Rothing new to state anyway. Ou the stock exchange there was a marked advance in the price of Itichmond Terminal se- eurities. which was attributed to the excellent character of the committee appointed by Mr. Olcott. and the belief based on Gen. Thomas’ ablished statement that whatever plan should proposed by the committee it would not in- clade am assessment on the stock. enanceaubeh aac The Werk of the Canal. The Cumberland Times gives » review of the Dusiness of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal since it was reopened July 9, 1891. The entire Jengih of the canal was not opened until some time in September. Including the way busi- ness the total number of tons of coal dis- Patohed by canal from Curaberland was as July, 2,069.05; Angust, 4,091.1. p tember, 1,574.01; October, 16,692.08. Novem- ber, 15,629.08; December (to December 2i), 4.313.06. ‘The total shipments of coal being 662.08 tous. The Times addy: “Besides these shipments of coal there are shipped between oul points, as well as ter- minals, large quantities of lumber, mine pro] hime, wheat and corn. The = traf d not be definitely this end until after the first of the e year 18% the Prospects are bright. Mr. Nelson Read, the General manager of this end of the canal, says that there is great activity m boat-building at ail the yards, and the season of 1892 bide fair to be one of large traffic. During the winter | months there is no special repairs tu be made, | but general repairs will goon all along the line at the dams, locks, c., and everything will be @otten ready for uext year. The steam came up to this citya few days ago and will Work this winter in this city, opening up the chanuels and cleaning out the docks.” = see 4 beath Blow to Confederation. ‘The Harbor Grace Staniard of St. John, N. ¥,, reterring to the situation between Canada ead Newfoundland, says that the strained rela- tions brought about by the receut tariff issues ave given the question of confederation its | coup de grace. ‘The Kee . other day we referred to the fact that American fishermen who come to our bays tor herrings smuggie large quantities of goods to the detri- ment of our revenue and of Newfoundland traders. The goods which the United States fisbermen bring are not altogether American and are not on board when leaving the United States. As the island of St. Pierre is off the coast between Fortune and Placentia bays, it is ‘the custom of the United States sehoouers to ‘t, first, to ascertain where ber- IT WAS CURE OR BE KILLED, ‘Two Surgeons Threatened With Death if ‘They Failed in an Operation. A rather blood-chilling adventure, which Dr. Louis Hess and Dr. Arthur Smyhe of Williams- burg had in the apartments of Peter Reiss, a saloon keeper at Williamsburg, has been brought to light through a civil suit for professional services which Dr. Hess has instituted against Reiss in Brooklyn. Mrs. Reiss was sick three weeks ago, and Reiss kept the physicians imprisoned in her bed room at the point of a loaded gun and threatened them with death if she died under their treatment. When Reiss fell asleep ina chair while guarding the door the doctors made their escape. Dr. Hess was summoned to Reiss’ house De- cember 3 to attend Mra. Reiss. He found her in a very serious condition and called in Dr. Smylie. “They concluded that an operation was necessary to save her life and so informed Reiss. He offered no objection and told them | that he would rely upon their judgment. While the operation was in progress a woman whose curiosity was aroused and who peered the doctors, with their sleeves rolled up, sitting onchairs near a table She saw one take a glittering instrument from a satchel and think- ing that it was a knife and that the physicians had designs upon Mrs. Reiss’ life she ran down to Reiss’ store and told him of her fears. “I saw them sharpening the knife with which they are going tocut your wife,” exclaimed the woman. The news almost drove Reiss out of his mind and he armed himself with o and bur- ried to the room in which his wife, the mid- wife and the doctors were. His excited con- dition was noticed by Dr. Hess, who asked Reiss what the trouble was. “Life for life! Life for life!" exclaimed Reise, ne he levelied the weapon at one and then the other doctor. ‘What Lave we done to you that you want to murder us?” asked Dr. Smylie, who was trem- bling with fear and who tried toget near enough the door to escape. “Don't move another step or you're a dead man,” shouted the saloon keeper as he pointed the gun at Dr. Smylie. Reiss sat down in a chair near the door, and [ith the weapon still pointed at the physicians, “If my wife dies under your treatment I shall Kill you both like dogs with this gun. Now, go ahead with your work” Dr. Hess and Dr. Smylie had been in the room nearly an hour when they made a second effort to leave. Reiss appeared to be dozing in his chair, but as Dr. Hess was tarning the knob of the hall door Reiss opened his eyes und threatened them with instant death if they left the room. They returned to Mra. Reise’ bed- side, where they remained twenty minutes longer, when Reiss fell into a sound alee doctors ran out of the house, while sev- eral neighbors disarmed Reise. He was furious when he discovered that he had been outwitted and was on the point of going to Dr. Hess’ Louse when a relative disuaded him. ———_+eo_____ MONEY WANTED FOR THE FAIR. Executions Issued on the Property of De- Mnquent Subscribers. Nearly two hundred executions have been putin the hands of Chicago constables, with instructions to levy on the properties of those who have not paid up their subscriptions to the world’s fair. The constables were told to serve the writs at once and accept no explanations or Promises from the delinquents. ‘This vigorous policy is mad the large demands on the eseurer by the tore tractors at Jackson Park. The funds of the world’s fair are lower now than they have been at any time since the first assesement was ordered. The treasurer has less than £700,000 to the credit of the exposition in the banks of Chicago, and funds are pouring out of his office in a torrent. The directors are trying to avoid making another assessment of 30 per cent on the stock before February 1. At that time they will get €1.000,000 from the city controller from the sale of the first block of 5,000,000 city bonds. THE DBURY HOUSE TRAGEDY, Boston Police Arrest a Man in @ Neighbor- ing Restaurant on Suspicion. ‘The Boston police have been searching the lodging houses in the city, but have failed to find any trace of the murderer. The officers are now satisfied that the assassin made good his escape throngh the window and walked across on the fire escape to the Alden House on Court street, entered through the kitchen win- dow, which was open, an@ passed down stairs on to Court street, where he is supposed to have escaped inacab. It appears that the man who claimed to be Scannell bad been do- ing the town during the afternoon and evening and hada male companion. The hetdic driver who drove the man and woman to Sudbury House says be got them at the corner of Wash- ington and Hanover streets, where the supposed murderer had trouble with another man, pulled arevolver and threatened to “blow bim full ofholes.” ‘The womar got her companion into the herdie and told the driver to go to the Sudbury House. ‘The other man ran after the cab apd reached the hotel first, and was at the door” when they arrived. | While ‘‘Scan- nell” was registering the clerk called bis at- tention toa deed that was sticking out of his ‘ket. “Scannell” said he had just bought a house and paid #500 on it ‘The accepted theory is that the man had fallen asleep and that while he was in this condition the woman bad attempted to rob him, as he bad previously exhibited a large roli of bill ‘The man awakening found the woman in the act of reaching over him. and he then fired the two shots at her. The woman is well-known to the police as a street walker. “Mike” Sullivan of Charlestown, a man about town, bas been arrested on suspicion. He was found in a restaurant close by with blood stains on his clothing. Frank Lang, resembling Scannell, was ar- rested. He says he was out all night with a woman, but not at any hotel. Mike Sullivan will be ‘discharged from custody. A dispatch from Lawrence, Mass., says that loger T. Scan- neil is well known to the police of that city. He bears a bad reputation. He bas been | charged with many offenses, such as drunken- news, larceny, illegal keeping of liquor, £0. olved in a shooting afray. On Tuesday a former sweetheart of Scanuell’s learned that he was in Boston; that be was tired of wandering and would return to Law- renee on Christmas evening. The police were confident that he would come to Lawrence and every avenue to the city was carefully watched. MAHER TO MEET DEMPSEY. Trouble Over the Gibbons-MeAulifle Money— What Billy Myer Says. A match has been made between Peter Maher, the Irish champion, and Jack Dempsey, who has long been known as the “Nonpareil,” to spar four rounds,on their merits, in Madison Square Garden, New York, on January 14. Maher must gain a decided advantage in the judgment of the referee to get the verdict If Dempsey is stopped he,gets no part of the re- ceipts. Dempsey, who is looking remarkably well, also challenged any man im the world to a finish at 145 pounds, give or take five pounds. Gus Tuthill, his backer for years, said he would furnish any stake asked for by Tom Ryan of Chicago or any other. It is said that the siaher-Dempsey match will hurt the Cor- | bett-Miteitell go on Febrnary 14. The stake money of $3,000; deposited with R. K. Fox for the fight between Austin Gibbons and Jack McAuliffe i to be the subject of » contest in the courte, The fight occurred last September, but was unfinished on account of ‘ice interference. McAuliffe up to that point bad somewhat the best of the mill and the referee, therefore. decided in his favor. Gibbons protested aguinst this decision. Later he enjoined the stakeholder from paying over the stake to McAuliffe and sued for his portion of it, amounting to $1,500. Mr. Fox we cured permission from the court to deposit the €3,000 with it, pending the ,suit, and to have MeAulifle substituted. fn “lly Myer, the light-weight poglit, ver, the light-wei handily whipped Carroll, arrived im last evening. Iu an interview he said. not certain up to the thirtieth round whether I Sorts win or not, batiafter Out 4 {bad my man beaten. As to Jack al- leged champion, to.tight me for @7,500 0 side and a purse of $10,000 before the Olympic Club I will pay no attention to it.” ae Dynamite Bombe in the Walls. through the keyhole into Mrs. Keiss’ roam saw | xiving ref WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT__HOUSES. ‘MANUFACTURER OF WANTEDI AN, ‘7! oi Spear aa Sees ae Oat. nee. 2. enh aie c DESIRABLE. Vy axe CHS TEE ss 2 Won TE TALE rae ot. we cos On aT ibe ENTED_OOOKS, 910 TO 9757 CHAM FRC? Toth ot. n. w.. one front ist-foor room, BIERS NURNEN OLS Miners a%5-t+ 4] POR RENT— Ikea IST. NW. HANDSOMELY WANTED — WHITE GIRL. FOR GENERAL, | ji, y Toned sulle of rooms: parlor Boor : three if de- Ad OO ed oe oh oe and appointments WANTED-4 WHITE NURSE TO CARE YOR | rstclare. eee ‘OB RENT—O11 1sTH 81. dren; toetay niguis. Apply at 1102 Verwont ment private iautly, two large 70., betore s D.t- F Baek om \dscmiely furnt ANTED—A COMPETENT NUKSE; REFER- With pleasant beth adjoining; tments HOUSE, ; central and convenient ; tne of Wire reseds dea Sane BRR | Sch es srs J ANTED—EXPEKIENCED get Fe FOR eral housework and Wash one indy. “Efuof wive good reference: Gall after ‘Oh st. a. w. FIRST-CLASS EXPEKIENCED mn. 20 Gea W *rotheeper: one whois duick and occuratt’ tor work on individual ‘and computation of inter- est. Apply by letter to BANK CASHIER, Star office, vi ference. a24-st 710 PENN. AVE” FINE OFFICE pores ak ne MEN AND LADIES ‘and second room : all furni ‘rooms for light = 1708 F st. n w. ; nice turnis 3 == Wish- ‘call at ‘or un- veeping. FOE RENT_FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON ‘vecoud fluor ior liht housek i ‘and also one lane hall roou, tart double bed: able for que oF twowentiomen. At 314 Fa ave, NOR RENT “U0L KT. WW. BEAUTIFUL large 9 fronting + With board. Feferences. Mrs, SHAFER. poets FOR BENTPURNISHED ON UNFURNISHED, 2d floor, soath-tront room; latwe; very desirable j ANTED—CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN WHO PLAY WwW Cee, canionet vr tromibate by nots forse Shai. weer oe clan Eee oe WANiED(A BELIEF CLERK AND A YOUNG ‘man with twoor three years? in the drug business, Address STALION 8, city. d23-3t" ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- W esa conducted by adios see tap eae white Jolored, oF ail kinds ot domestic labor, city-etates | Aiso turnished pariors sultaule tof MG. UWNE, sore? with references, “TW Let bow. desu | 22 eww dese *ANTED—AT STELLIGE CE, | J{OH KENT—3 LARGE SUNNY ROOMS; FUR- W cooka. wasters) chanbernsiier arivens mee: | EF ntahed nicely tutable tur embers oF othe owen, boys tor all work, piaces yeiven UUtil suited; | meaiwif desired, private tamily. UL? 1th st. n. we appiications tor Pulluan car serv.ce. a23-Lis pear ACKLEFUKD'S, 427 11th st. nw. )OK UENT—40 K SI. N.W.—TWO COMMUNI- FOR _SALE---HOUSES. 9 | 9) FSS5 De. x ‘2 Dupont 1 Pe nak | inti Mase ave hi parered oye HUNT, 190) Pet aee pas = in "6 E.; BEAUTIFUL KEW ‘rooms: batt end consented {OR RENT—G22 2D ioe 4 Ea i il Hn a i Ha tl [AT DESIRABLE 10-ROOM BA\ dwelling, 1117 O st. n. ne 26 F Pa ad doe FE Shs Sea aoe aoe AS. OAT WOOD. SoS Gih oe meee hy “A. 8. CATROO! ‘POR SALESSSTON), PLES buTC | Brae? eet iceetson vn capstel Mit aut tht SS | fronting Seward Park. one square from cable cars just | flutshed: eleven, bate eid cellar: al) wekern coe, Prices #2000, Tague of HITS OK SALE. ri ay NVESTMENT—Pa. cable cars Faint the door Thaprowed oy there" four ory brick ‘store: will rent for Ws “anes ie . NEAR. SPICREES, Ui Tash st FOR SALE—A BEAL 1, HOME stable Investinent—1206 North Capito! Mindow brick; two stories end cellar, ot 17 seet front r ; all modem improvements, : ‘si00. ot nw sega RENT—OPPOSITE THE CAPIT\ DI ASS GUS 14th st. a RENT—17-0 Mass, AVE. N.W.. ROOMS, fiprebed or not, tout, “Apply at dbove Buniber: BENT_FUNNISHED HOUSES IN FASH- jonabie 1 x G25 °RENNEDE'E FICKLEN, 008 14th ot. FOR EERT, THREE DESIRABLE 6: 400M COT- LacHLER s BATOHELDER. ‘cor ith ‘As TED—COOKS, WAITRESSES, 2D COOKS, | £' cating rooms, unfurnished, suitable for liucht house. Rh RENT—129 L ST. _N.W., THREE-STORY iy Wi ga Keeping; alsv one 1uruisbed room; table board if de- Wich Lsreora; all’ mod. Gee ean A Ur mi. Duters in or out ‘qty 50" pomtioue ‘for cooks and | sired. azvin” | ¥. HOLTZMAN: 121 Fete aw pe Saeeoe | Lar So ee fr, bee mie loxeiber). German Sad. Swedish women. = = a 7 SCR eA Se aiv-tr"” | Bch aoc, suapas no children, cotvenient to au eas | DQM MENT 450.4 MONTH FORA FIRSTCLASS | 5 ep 1264 32d wt. u. Ww. ANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR ME ON MY | lines; for one ortwo gentlemen; price iron 90 up. ‘coudition ; best neighborhood. Oall at 2114 M wt. RR _RENT—RESIDENCE 14) Parlor bowe "3 faght taney aw bo 20" a 'at botie Christies. pty ‘Apply to J. 3. 4 ‘etaplog men 10sT oth et 20" Cn rat | Froome ‘Sued, goods; can be done in leiure hours; constant work: | TOR RENT—1023 CONNECTICUT AVE, (RESI-| oom MENT-BY THOMAN ED WAGGAMAN, celia BN fddress, MASAGEKRSS ART NEEDLE: | For oor tne inte Gen oes bende ee | F Beal Eatete Brokers it at OKK BAZAAK, Chicago, Lil. noo-¥w" | suitabie tor entertaining, or ductor s office. AsO HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTs. WASTED INDUSTRIAL INSUKANCE AGENIS | Tague, with, private bath and'open fire. Eacetient | sy, 5 any, and, suiicitors: Use cotunulsaions paid to compe. | table convenient. __ dldzw*_ | 507 at nOALE_HALY SE NEAR MEW LOTS aT fentsuen: stoudy postions guaranteed” "Call ato 0% RENT—UNFURSISHED-FIRST OR 8EC- | 31 Fee aise thos 205 teat, Beat alee ee as SON. 7 uw. seaitu_| Kona floor, four rooins; leat and gus: bath; no cul: | Gro can‘buitd 4 houses on And i on pea er t., Soee W ANTED-STENOGRAPHELS AND REMING- | dren; reterences. 304 U st. n.e. aiv-ar* Age YWUOD, ‘od yng ton typewriter cent stonovraphersend | POS RENT—#13 VERMONT AVE. OPPOSITE THE | 4M EMPLvY. provided competent stenowrephers and, Ariu mn Hot ‘Three comm cating rooms on | }. BECROPE, SERN ice B meSED Tcl wentaytca | FAiteor, Namdeowely iurniahed with mew farnitare: | j TO Typewsieer ofice, tchcad Baer socket 1 a7, namie sae oben era t Pe ger en = = 7OR RENT—ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE, | 120 3a st se, Ur. Hor SALE_LOT ON 4TH Si ¥ WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ | Fiunlehedtna tutersiniua ait socnsten, tor tcp” | taf tee San: ly SS Ee ee oa = CAPITAL "BUTERU OF TRFOMSATION, Ui Ge | Na pe A. 8. Ca¥ AT HEADQUARTERS—POSITIONS anuberataus, wartvan, loundresece Wier cock ratrean, < wurses, seauustress, ties, Wall omelet: Butlers. "SAMUEL A. COUMBS & CO. Set ee nw. akin ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FUR W scons. chaubermaids, wastress, urse, lady's maid, seatistress, butlers, couchiuen, footuen; reter- ences frou: last employers. G13 7th wt. u.w. wed-ot™ WARTED — BY A EICENSED | ENGINEEE, ‘strictly sober, industrious and first-class reler- Adress T. T.T., Star office. FOR RENT 720 17TH BT. ONE BLOCK FROM aaa I pony Mg in well-kept house, ices wode: a K euey, Roo tay Fe. ater aw. it RENT—LARGE, WELL FURNISHEDDOUBLE d19-12¢* 483 ot nN OR SALE-WAKD PLACE NEAR 3 1299 sin at (Lot INEM) feet... ies ALS, 64 Btore: kok SALE_ON M 8T. BET -D AND 2b STS. 5 on i puns — fine ro houses, oe 8.$ trout ~ va ‘4 ‘Boor. ests WRCER ORD GPT ae at S24 ones 25! CoH SALETLOT 30250 ON NORTH SIDE KEW a4 gu ave bet, 14th end Jen . pene dad 2a! feos i, HeGnAY & ‘The above is portion of ti my books. For full lt tall ot otbee for'b Tnened ca the Ist and ._ [a2] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ences, s situauion. and single rooms; siugiy or . Kxcolleut co table board: location ‘centra; herdics peas te dour, ‘Seryaste in pita allies beeele oad eee | ORR ae tery fate fal iu y AVES Fante (with tele.) aloo ‘positions for cleric! per SE Sige ead he ieee Gants, City Intelligence £77 1ith et. nw. ‘Ouice, SHACKLEFORD’, EL-G (Ok HENT—L20 N ST. ONE LARGE = front room, nicely furnished, with ANTED—POSITIONS FOR DRIVERS, COOKS, | exposure; rat ‘adults: Seionuen, draftauen, Cletke keene’ MOUReKOOMSES | TO unt AT 10 OWA CIUCLE, TO GENTLE. a1y-te" BUKNHAW’S, 1110G st. n.w. men only, one suite of rooms, turnished as parlor, Led room anal dressing rows, with private bath; aleo = single rows; ait connecting; ow oor ; each, WANTED—ROOMS. sp —S———— (OR RENT—1209 K ST. N.W._ONE LARGE room on secoud floor; also table board. exchanged. G4 RENT—4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAVING built anew house, 118 4th st. u.e., will reut part of sane to suitable parties. Apply 1000 1¥th st. uw. Sry FOR Be8T-isi0 Ht aT. NW, room. Foe RENT-RooMS AND BOARD AT Fo GE ESIDE, 15:27 1 st. 2... opposite the PCE RENT ONE On TWo QUIET GENTLEMEN wishing comfortable front room, «rate fire, bath roo, may cali 1325 14th st. ‘aw. Yederences. )OR RENT—NICE FURNISHED ROOM, WI without board. 40 K st. n.w “ tema and wuaranteed. “4 5 a WANZED_-THE ADDRESSES OF 15 OK 20 Liouses be1ore January 1; no tee 1oF rex- ‘waine. A.eo furnished and Unfurnished rooms ali parts of city. y 227 itu at. uw. BHACKLESUKD's AGENCY, prsars WANTED—STORES. FURNISHED ‘al-in THE IN- an WANTED—LOTS. (OK KENI_—AT THE IKVINGION, 1416 K ST, elugie and duable Fart VV ANTED_FOK Casi—CHEAP LOT IN NOMTH- | tree ie aaa ‘lewantiy furnished, with private, bail: astern section nut less than 1Bect in width, of | ou det Boor. ke GieaNT oat a ee eae FOE RENTS Ht ST. SUITES OF NICELY furnished conmn.tnicating Foous On Best and second = Hoots; ou line of ave, cars, opposite rewarvation bay WANTED_ MISCELLANEOUS. | sriiisssernie its ket ouitie ora FINE HORSES BOAKDED—DEIV- W Aten, FE RENT HOOMSAND BOARD AT THE WOOD- ux. saddie and 1 horses taken at Asi Hill ‘mont, 13th st. and lows circle. nisbed house on 10ty strest op thee brooks Rast wee on 10th sti 2 or yette bouare. Will rent. ref reduced Sreeinteuen sien ities Jotsbr os a l-Ut 1503 Penna. ave. n.w. (OR RENT—NEAT NEW, BRICKS— 123i Asa as Yile st. m.e.; $12. U2 a. a eieils Si Lettie at ‘sw. KA. MeINTIME, 222 C st. n.w., 421-108 Opp. "Trinity Church. rN. {OK KENT_BY B O. HOLTZMAN, KEAL ES. f,; hhas two Iron POR iit insurante Brofte Habana ae * OWAKLES Bal HAKLES: FX BALE_ ‘Lote in that beautiful snbdivision Adjoining Fort Meyer, the latvest itary postin the lever, the Jarvest wittery post in t Unites Sates, 200 leet above the Fotouac; plenty of suade; pure water; beaithy location; maxnidicent views: everybody chamued with the secatsou prices, Scents to 15 conte per square tout; terms easy. dead for tape ROBINSON & LODGE, _416 Sand W Atlantic buildivw JOH SALE—WILL SELL SEVEN LOTs, 0306, ON Ast si. east between Massachusetts ave’ and 1 at #115 pet soot, ABH TAY MENT Vik L1G) AUGUST DONATH, U1g New Jersey ave. uw. dvew,tudeflus {OH SALY—BANGAIN THREE LOTS WITHIN two ulocks of Dupont Circie, tor $1.80 excl; ¥ cheap. CHARLES FAKLX, us léth ot. nw. digit 100 Powe meee bit 2,000} 3d ave tear cles Tir. 00) ti above K ste lai." 1a) Lilayoite squats LSi_"S00| 3 ave bear Bie. 1D H near 18th nw, 16r. 6200 ih, Air. 200 FOR SALE HOUBE 174 OST S-W. E new, ‘Anished. containins 10 rooms. ta oak vextra tiled mantels, electric us f pPilances to vas Bxtures thronehout, ev foomlisht sud cheerful Pricer #12000; hail Sank, Balance on five years’ tame if AMlw )OR SALE ‘8. ‘The above is oniy's iT Por SEM eee pe SL Room 8, Sant FRM sox eT Fr Tone. reasvnsble oler reread facia cree ‘Vy ANTED— LIVE Rial MeTate MAN WITH AS oS ne OR DOCK, FIXTE {oe oes. rel eesnce Apply ca Premiees or vod 3. Fox, Sahat A SAckiri DAIKY doing s fair business PPeh resgons for seuing. Ww. a Eel oles cl Donnan PRE Ra algae Ok KENT — FINE Bi rear, k end cellar for any hice business: hs GRO. We LINKIN, AO ith st ORSEY CLAGETT. ar byron time to invest tor ve) SS" =e ib. #2 DIAMOXD RINGS AND PINS. Also bie i0c. Sterling Silver Pins new store, 121 Fat ew LOST_AND FOUND. Ong WEDNESDAY kab we ann eae Bee ts WEDNESDAY. Trconre <3 BET. 40..1n OF Dear Kolinson & deathier porket bouk-comtaining « pair ot 5 rlacere sud muue money F inde wr by reterning same to OWND at SUG at. x BED. OST_ON WEDNESDAY, | 73D_ A 8 XE a‘errier, tae 4164. dame “Clade,” Mieweed hte roou shypers. und pay tor this Call at 640 Last Capito; nd Vertinenient. turned to #05 M st. n. 6 ps SEAL RING. ENGRAVED “xPAnE A liberal reward Will be paid for its re a wean” 1763 P stn. w.:3-story and cellar; % os yered aiid iu every wa) a ypertect Luuie:ai's very iW Driceindeed vo? “* One of houses on Tt, a. w. between Oth and Toth she. eSeaery end colar Phe ee Several ho: between 13th and Isthete, E. T. KAISER, aio Room 4. Atlantic building. {OK SALE—NOKTHWESI—FINE BA) wINDOW brick house containing ¥ ruows aud bath. 00 cash; balance @40 monthly. KASTRGDAY & MAL- LeRY th4 Fst. n.w.. Pacuic buildin. divaw Ok SALE-VERY DESIKABLE HOUSE, SITU. ated ov cor. of 11th aud Kvorda ave. newt ie Catholic Church, two ‘b.ocke irou care, interior of house finished in “artistic style, calmer mnutels, &e-, contaming 8 rooms, Vath ald celimr: ml tit house, ‘11 Dow: Der ect condition and hos all mod. tmps. phynbine, | Price, 911,00; oe-tourcicaah, 2, cand 4 years at 9 "per cent: uF $2,000 cash. ba 100 monty, with interest at U er cent. House imayection dat ¥.. Apply to ow Der, CHAKLEN W. MANDY, 020 F st. now. Uk SALE—A NEW. COMMODIOUS AND DE- mrable dwelling, with atest conveniences: well ed for cutertainine: situate neur the Dritinls seuution: Dest \oLMruchon, Bret and second floors Lhisbed in quartered cus und 1 deecrated abd reeuy fOr uct witer: Pe FOR _SALE_LOTS. Fee »aLe-Lots. PALISADES OF THF POTOMAC STABLES. ‘911 D nw (rear)........825 | 1020 Coun ave (rear)..825 az1___B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n. w. LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Frou Fe modern MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES—OF ONE OK MORE ACKES— ‘Aud FINE BUILDING LOTS rele, stock fafa; horses kept 1M condition ; exercised on the J. ¥. ROBINSON, Toed and track erooued aay de ‘ECF Beale. 5 vro- | _Fifteen years at Wormley's pay oe ieee a ee. BRENT FURNISHED APARTMENTSIN THE vr ASDGt ay. "hauseer, oth" | PON ert large gud, sual! suites; steams heat, | 4 py fate. ANIKD-HUMSES TO KEEP. KEEPING | elevator, &c. JOMN &. BEALL, agent, 151 Fat, "| Pear, St each. W {Avies winter and scumser ecualty ;order box, | _Ocl? Drug pr Rasreie ne rannceaebe aa WASTED A MAKE: TROT G STOCK; SUIT: FOR _RENT—OFFICES. ie tor breediue purposes ; mu ‘well bred; = 1OUE Tecurs. Address SELDEK, Star | [}OR RENT—OFFICE AND FURNISHED BOOMS, Satie. acer Pein front; no reasonable offer refuse ANTED—WOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FU&NI- | DED" i WA SEHOLD AND OFFICE FUMNI-| “povs-fm ~ Wai. F. HOLTZMAN, 1321 Fst. nw. Storage and bawling. At WM. LUWENTHAL'S, 457 thst nw. coat FOR RENT—STORES. ANTED—WILL BUY OLD LETIEKS—LOUK Up od papers; You way have autographs of OUB KENT—A BEAULIFUL NEW COKER spigbuties ot att “century.” Addrew Sabin; auoH | WOR MENT A BEACHIFUL, SEN COMER ae iy si | ent Myvi THOSE WeaGTuAS" ofr Fat / ANT! GOLD AND ‘Ek FOKCASH. — ply 4 a & a Ww Wat, BRLEDSAICH. say: Semeer, Gu stat, [i Saicees eS RERUN 2 neu of; Pu ocean watch feasriag = Leper rv c one reac PSR STOKE ON WEST SIDE 14TH ST. dela WANTED HORSES AT @8 PER MONTH | TWO feeds daily : references, W. cl gad dude Lander. roon lod, Corcoran bul 1. SAUNDERS, Cabin Joun, Ma. WAATEDR 4 SILVER on ‘with crooks complete. Wei Mood Lusiness stand; 20 azsti Moon dH GRAY & C0.. OS F- Ft, Tiivee nwo, buudiar 100 tetas, ABONE 7th st. n.w.; Dui runu Yack to i0-100t alley; posseasion yyven ub the wit December. “Appiy to OWEN, St st st. we ATL FOR RENT—STABLES. OX REST-STABL FOR TWO Houses AND sapiawe. @4 per month. Inquwre at 7 Pst, n.w. fiat cornet of standard iuak 1 Kood condition, ‘Address CUBNET, Star oes, W ARIPD THE LADIES TO KNOW HAVE ON hand and iuake to order all shapes, styles and sizee of wire iaup shade frames. 2D. 5. SCHMID, Taz 1th st. nw. ai7-sw* Ou. PALISADES Of THE POTOMA ——CUNDUIT koab — > TERMS, ia every case, TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. Some of'our cuvice Vullding lolscan Le Lougut 4S lowas $25 CASH, BALANCE 1N SMALL MONTHLY PaY- MENTS. VI 1% vi] BEING SETREOTED UN Piuk eit attests woLD- THOSE PURCHASING NOW are sure to KEALIZE BESDSOME iu las the eariutare oF Piais, painpliets aid Surther usormat toupee ater wg ply at coms > Adio Pst. n.w.. Washington, D.C. 2 fate, 1914 & 1016 2318 G st, 7r. 3 30 & 055| Hear a ooz1 Sun FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS FE SALECLAMGE STOCK OF Varna, VARI ‘ous sorts, Window shades, fixtures, picture frauen ial atures, incu sae, ‘sieving, ‘shaie table, as er. Mangers’ tovis, ac-, 10F save 1a quautities to suit at and below cust at 1237 itu st., West W i RK SALY—CHEAP POR CASH—-NEW GIANT ‘safety ; never uucrated: 1m periect condition: Bo seanonabic offer refused. regular pree, 680. 1704G 120 iat os oe jpon bane or Het Calicrnas B Dealer im Singing irda, Bird ¥o0d and Cages, Beanchville. @li-lu* U7 Lousiana sve. 2. w. ‘Highland station, sr. rt = SALE—CAMPETS, FURNITU: eT ‘be. B, it. WAKNEL & CO., VIO ata. POR RENT_TWO-STORY STABLE, ALLEY BE fnen 20 and id und 1 and C sta,’ Staal and ‘pleut Toom; ‘concrete, apy ast awe WANIED-SPOT CASH PAID YOR SECOND- chhandise of loatss unde on putve prouaytly without Fouoval. Address PRAVAIE PAIVY, ‘Box 25. Star Sibce. Pest W SeteSTiPEW This FOR RENT; neat ington and all other stardard makes; only tirst- class uacluies; Lest terms, ainpped city” oF Country ; gavamre TVEeWitiew BRUBASGL, “Gly et: aw ra WANIEDI WILLIAM CG. FRIBHELL, PIANO Tuner, G3 Ut st. 5. First-class tuning at lowest rates, Orders by mail proupiy attended to. ater MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN ONEY TO LOA! MOS Sits Thos 8500 vpwaRD, AT THE LOWEST BATE OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, R. O. HOLTZMAN, 7 7 7 77 421 Cor. 10th und W ‘Siver: cin snanrg owery, emene St cae, MOSBY, TO LOAN O8 Criy kia ustate OR shove: 6 i phe in Gollnteral security. sa sone tres tutte =10,000, AU oWest rales Of interest. KM. A PHILLIPS & SUN, 14iY New hors ave. ae $100,000 23 LOAN ON MARYLAND ‘aac. ‘au uescriy TF. LUEWENSTEIA, Mix. J ele, 7 ANTED — EVERYBODY TO HAVE Toacbes bumisiied contract with Jones farms in suis to suit, roach powder. ae ‘ Gh: WHITE & CO., Tereale at all Uruguaw’. “B, B22 N. Chaties st.y Baitimory, Ad. Aligeneny, Fa. = W A32:D-TiieWTING AND SHUMIHASD than tsbranches; ty yewriter letter redupncatany LOAS aepecuaity urst~sase workon.y | feasopabeersies, US selwiu Pivewhlirl eXCHANGE.WUE stcn.w. Bea, ANIED—Ii KNOWN—GSEAL BAKGAIND IN aATR. W Adee styiien 818 up. no THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Soup, overcostings, €.0 up. All yarmuente made IG Weauinyton vy Dtet-ciees tuisors.. Open wutil Up. au. J.D, BURN & OU., Dercuant TaLors, Uk Wu ot. 4 OME TO LOAN AT 6 VER CE) ON BEAL M estate in District of Colmmbia. SMITH & dh FORDs, 51) itu st. u. aw seat a aaa aoe W Axi okamE OUR MoMmEN UN wiisux's | MOSEX,10,L0AK ATG vik CENT 15 ous stock ond atase 108m; 85 26t BwOth; for J meals ents of the United Secur.ty Lite lusuranceand Trust say, an Ses mentn. tess suention. | Conipany ot heuunysveuie, we wake metesuent (oats tent for anasurwed ime. $8. + Mey Fat. | Cr auy auuount, pusuule wontiay, Quurtorl¥ UF seal” snpusly. Gude Dullding luis ease cousuered, a0 an BATA & SONS, nol7.te manana Thy {O LOAN—85,000-43,000 ON REAL Ks'taik 1X ty Of Wushibwiod, No ue.ay bey uud exami juation vittitie. de. PASIEEDAY SMALLER Oal at. Yacite buuaing. oouttr ONEY TU LOAN IN SUMN 10 SUIT, ATSAND W 2322D-ALL TO Usk JONES" MAGIC ROACH Yowuer; roaches banished Ly contract; watiaisc- thon wiven or no pay; tor saw by all uruggists. KD. JUNE, =k Lot at. Bw. se20-co3ni* ANIED—STEAM CAKFET CLEANING AND Leneveling works ; feathers renovated mattresses Deve! W pate Foe RE, 3. ‘Organs and musical shstrunents sud on teruis to Suitat WORCH'S, 125 and ind sth st. u.W.. Sober Piano agents. Pui rent abd ‘POR BALE—IMPOKTED CA FINE IDKers, Lird towd and cages; at the bird store L163 in ste ow Hen MAWIBEECHI. dela Fez. SALE-NEW AND SECOND-HAND HAR- ‘bess, fine ussortwent gf street and stabie blankets. Muctresi cast prices baa uid warbess, Kepainngaapeciany. SD. MUCCK, SUL lum 3 nw. ‘nol -su POR SALE MONKEYS, PARKOTS, CANAMILS, Dirds, Ko.d fisbes, kc. 5. BCMMUD'S NEW BIRD STORE, Bolan" 12h. aw ‘GK SALE Ok KENI-HEMINGION. SMITH EF Yrenser, Galsraph, Baumiuond and al other type Writers; Drit-ciuss tuachines, Lest terlus; cirewars. AMFEWAITEL EXCHANGE, G10 Fst. bw. J¥s0E OK BALE-IMPORTED BULBS—CHINESE Sa- qed lilies, hyacibtle, tulips, crocus, Be. : INE bes bees: brig, ih Mass. ave nw, 18. Wire Bower status, all sizesaud shapes, SUHSUD'S, Pst ueer 18th nw. 356.9175 | Ges ae Sorn i «, McFherson sq, 1r..100.07 | Je O8 ©: pl gg ad Base ave near loth wt | can ou br Bars ee al tea nS FOR SALE—PIANOS. FOr, SALE_A.SEVEN OCTAVE SQUAKE ¥TAN With stoul aud cover; $50 cash. App.y at 1626 nw. ee EAEREREREEA Ea xo. Handsome French walnut case; full tri-cord, rT] L { 200.8 st ‘ot, Te. 0U' you a Al ots (fiat), Laz. with sweet ry ae | Qty —— epee ‘The above houses can be exainined from | oFicinal price $400: leds with ane for sale; will Us sacts= our office uly. urns reas it fing ache eed for apot cash, OF on easy peyiucats af a gat oa ‘ay Lise Wats a. ws | Vance, G, SUITE, © BENT—FURNISHED-SEVERAL DESIBA- sated a ETB ned pci sed R SALE—TO & QUICK PURCHASER A RARE opportunity is offered to buy a nearly Rew magnif- cent fuiraize dprigut graud bueno, im beara condi Hun, tor omy 62 caal. sinest ‘wake: richest tone: quosi durabie wade; ten yeurs' uaraniee; @ superd ‘drt iniss it, Cail st once, 1307 ¥ ot. TaN bowl sae tm mae Over, cont. 0, D.C. Fea, estate necurity, ———e ANILD—HOUSERERIEMS A :LPRO- masa a. SGby ios ta: ave, W Erietoss io Snow a oe a surni- aud (ihe Arauston £ ite aus. Co.'s ofce.) THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ture upholst Tepaired, pac] s tored at rea- JU YOU WANT MONEX?—910 10 81 ‘UIA RB RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, ave. SADE COT REE TAME: A | Dahon Vitter ou suratiure, “pater hone ‘Appiy ou the preuuisess or to W. Deki am soets acme, rd wocnle ox ker ferkoen 3 Ditte Priucrpad aad interest yayulue im Weekly of muntiay ‘FOR SALE-FIANO-WUST BE SOLD AT SOME Payucnis; uo reuoval ut Kuuds trum Zemdenee: BO price: 735 octaves; in good condition, ~HOUGH- PERSON buvhenty. Address box U8, bur office. eulv-o 200, avth st, B. res AL. UDEY 10 LUAD 1d AN) BUMS DESIMED AT Fo [DAY BARGAIN. SRIILL GAVE Ain TO ANT OME alainina ick jowest, terest ‘real emtate WEBSIEK UPRIGHT PIANO. WILL GIVE 810 TO ANY ONE SECURING ME | Sateq wituin the District of Cotta ap dees oe Hie spony cave, ull rand eale Degas, onder: situation as Soule pry Looks fe Adhd douL tice Decessary lor eXauination of Litie aud prep valuable evel ormcally ; apecial by letter, 8. A. BROWN, 1004 7th Aration of papers; LoLudesobe. pric ern easy “ULE RVRine DaaSee : ‘TiUss. Bioetas de CO, ie 7G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. os aoe gy 13th Ug F nt. ined, only €30. DONS, 17 N. race st., Bultuwore. a a UTHOMIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. ‘Communications prowpt.y attended to; coui bal 7 Sis Utes’ opens a hours. Ww WILLIAMS, Stanawer, te F ot 2. @7-1u* MVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS as ee eS (MOREY 2OLUAN ON MEAL ESTALE OX FIuBT- cluss security, at lowest rates uf interest; no de- Jay wuere tue secuity iy good. ‘aps Q. C. KEEN, 303 ith st. n.w. MOXEY Te W0aN aro AND o PRE CEAT U5 ‘ebyroved Distrut real veiuie; nu aways, ‘answers. i PARKER, seen W. FLING. AM, Ivy Toeeitnte, | _mno PTI 1m*" _“Soutuwest cor. Sth upd Kats. b.w. OXEY Fo TOAN oe FECTIV SARI. ju SUIS to SUL, at lowest on ZHU, PELE APS OATAD GARE | unter TELM BI Loum and Trust building. Detecuve work ip alt Cd J4ios_Feunsyiventa ave, its branches by the beat protessiohal skill. ad- | OEY To LOaN-iN BUMB OF FROM 0300 pil ee By 10 B20. wm approved real sees WE, MEAN BUSINESS. | EXTRAORDINARY Bo delay. vases gighity Raines ‘ce Sites USTOLD MALE | prow ATE ATION ‘or calses JUBTH'S ‘AND. | yj ONEY, TO LOAN ON Are Sve. a wv. oc est rates. Wi % g hRconmer to DANEN BOWEL & BUN, cor. 13th and PROPOSALS. 2 EFICK OF THE GEORUETOWN GAB LIGHT ar SUBURBAN PROPERTY. gS Fe. RENT—SIX ACRES 36, MILES. FROM Serene” Ne kak CHIROPODIST. J.% i BALE—Hi AY BARG: . ey nn atten tern ede ae ee ey ‘Ok SALE-HANDSOME dwelling, Ibs 1Wth st. w. w.. i Lath rows; all jatest uuprovenweuts, bands y Gecorated; carefully Uuilt Under our persousl #ujer Vision and firwt-ciase i every wechub. Por iurtuer particuapeand price a Tithe BUTHE MPC Fan BERENS CoS Ee a front on 9th sto nd'B1% feet frout on W st uw, rey Teasouavie figure vo prowipt pasclawer ( si M& KUTHERFOKD, Lous Fst. os LAK BRICK bath ‘od. FE SALE A TS OST ORY AND cr BALE * 22 and 724 Sth st.n.e..r..b.and ¢..e.1m.4..63,500 tus at, Ur. abd bath, wil i... A choice S-roun brick, A hice 7 Tou. b. ou Frene CK; 3 Storlesand basement; iodern tuproveuents. piytooW eK, ou breuises, between 4 and p Es a, rs OK SALE—11TH ST. BET. H ANDISTS NE, new two-story Louscs: Pwess brick, bay winduws: Glare rooms: bath and pantry; all wod. ips oud size vote and parkitns; Louse opened ali day . suid cash payment; balance montiuy. GLU. P. NEW IU, but der and owner, 80: ¥ st. cosy PEASE GF THE oer COMPLETE. house in the city. Massechusetis ave. near 2 at. ue, tacine south, cut rou, ntl Tarnace, eee trie appiances; can be bougit cheap. Apply Asoon 22, thind door, Cnty Mall sil Ln ;OR EXCHANGE-TWO NEW THKLE-S1ORY prose DEC bowser bear Waskinetou Circle, will change 10F couse UF Vacauit ets JOR SALE—AT A BABGAIN—ONE OF THE MOST veautital and attrachye Hotises in the northwest ; Just competed and bunt by dir. Wan. M. Fo.udexter, arch.tect; om Compecticut ave. near Duyout Cucle, 25 Gevict CHARLES FARLY, 903 14th st. nw. QOk SAL $2100 AND 92.200 EACH—TERMS EASY— Several Dew fraite icuses, euch containing is iad Gignets yosnd out and tack yards, eased mater. Wily reut for 13. “Vilix DESIRABLE EW CORNER HOUSE: pres brick trcut; stone steps and trimmings, contains six rooms, bath andalia. i drive only @5,0UU, on easy terms. ALNO TWO NEW HOUSES; press brick fronts; stone steps and triunings; six rooms: bath; all ui PRT Tall petigulars cat ot u WO SSCLACHLLS & BATCHELDER, nolé Corner 10th and G sts. 2. w. POR SALE-IN LE DROIT PARK, NICE NEARLY new two-story brick dwelline of 7 roums. colar under whowe, wed. GUS THER s RU riwUND. aut ‘nowy at Fur ull last the Int and lath, Lae Ls On BAe 1A Kol r ‘Aipeautital $.atory balck: 10 rooms: lot Ling soto: partcf chet. Pace. es ad sup ELEGANT. Jy ee SOREL Hore: acraxoxr. EUIAW PLACE, BALTIMORE Hixlest and healthiest potnt, on handsomest boule vard. Achar! to ‘the Winter, southern ENigate, with advaatanwe PSSaawe “a neaithcest iuode of steam heating th the 4 thous at tue Laurance, 000-1" HOTELS. 4 oma gttgres, Oxon agrees geere fests fone ect. One. ASS TR iy eo aeeuucen tion the tae Met iret Fa ad Ac fiir ce at uk COCHRAN, 24th and K ts., Frapklia Square, Washington, D.C. ‘The capital's fashionable residence center. Kieraut rovms, single oF ep suite, for transient or Peruanent guest. Appomtwente aud cuiaipe ubez celled, Auwerican and Luropeau aystenus, noise W. F. RAIGE. {oT wixpson, eee COA. and Now Kort ove ven tor, the seeeptien vol Ganaeray penne 2 101 “ day boarders. Mire. M. J. COLLE1, dropretress. 017 VWtakos nore. Pe ave end 14th ot. Mestiaeton. D.C EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C. BICYCLES. Sas od fl £3 % ¥ PS : u G ¥ te ‘ous od F® HOLIDAY PRESENTS. From 10 per cent to 30 per cent off. THE “"WHEELERIES,” 01 8 8T. X.W., BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. 2 a _@ SMITH WHEEL MANUPO gFert PBR 000 nd occ %. BOB eo ce KBB o c Eat | cs] 4 © © E FOR CHRISTMAS. What better selection can you makefor » Christies _ WE OFFER ‘The finest assortment ever shown tn this ity. ighegrede, mates, ew. shop. wore iio $5010 $105, ou ‘eony puymmuls, O18 pet used, trom. mouth. ‘Boys’ dandy 922.50. Little, = Open eveuttae Call si'examiae cur stock. CAPITAL CYCLE Co. al62w 17086 wt. BO°CLEs Fox Bors AND Gis, Just the thing for Christmas presenta, A full eweh of Children's Velucipedes and Tricyeles, MEN'S OVEROOATS, 06, €7.43. $7.50, 88.75, SV and again ART; DEST M $10 i geseient order. CARL ear catce "| soem ma rat eid of wine a. Fe te ie! pea iH _ 7a. re 2 Vice.” “Guest |— _ Sires 13 to Pe resatiog SON SALE GOOD OURD Mahe GOorr cau | — Panis’ G00, GAGS, Ba, Oh al Ou urea FSRSBE CO st BP ane ry CHILDREDs SUITS, BALE A HANDSOME YOUNG Div iNG in or 1 and Dord ands prin, oF 2225 Pa. ave. Daal hing Urideat FiAxo, Shae Recaps trom | Bee erent age tpn cn > RENT ONE OF THE } HANDSOME Ee Sri aoe a rx ite as 8 yeni, ed and G28 Teh at. nw Flames or = — BOSION MAKE, GARD Feu 3 SRE Site See et wach oes Spaescearee tends ieare «ae ND, FINE BUSINESS: 2.25, SE SONG , os. upween. —CHILDEEN'S CaPE COATS. —— st Te ive unto you at the: arse 7 ckwest, Tecks an8 Pourde- Zs. Bor and Wo. Reckwest, Gentlemen's Fine Kid Gloves, reduced to 0Ba. 6 pair. Sas | pS Se UTE Bice ene