Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1893, Page 2

i ll THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ©. TUESDAY, UARY “21, 1893—TEN PAGES. DISTRICT IN CONGRESS. Long Discussion on the Government Print- Ing Office Site. BRFE PLANS ADVOCATED, BUT FINALLY ALL ARE DEFEATED AND THE MATTER GORS OVER OTHER MEASURES OF LOCAL INTEREST CON- | p SIDERED. } ‘The struggle to obtain a new government printing office is further from solution than | when the movement was firet begun about three years ago. The Senate today Tefusel to invert in the sundry civil bill the amendment favorably reported by the joint committee on printing appropriat- ing $250,000 for the purchase of the Johnson site and the erection thereon of a new build- ing. Thix action was taken after the Senate had devoted tive hours to advocating one site or mother. The debate began yesterday at 3 o'clock, an | account of which will be found in another column of Tux Stax. The first substitute, offered by Mr. Vest.for the Mahone site was de feated 24 to 21. The amendment of Mr. Gallinger to enlarge the present site met a similar fute by 34 to 14, and then the original amendment also went down by 28 to 21. When the consideration of the sundry civil Dill was resumed im the Senate today the dis- cussion of the amendment for the purchase of a site for a government printing office was continned. Mr. Gorman took the floor. He said that he disliked to detain the Senate, but the need of additional facilities for the government printing office was admitted on every side. He reviewed the history of the matter and expressed himself frankly in favor at one stage of the proceedings to have the — government. condemn property adjoining the present site and enlarge the building now occupied, thus saving thousands of dollars. He has not changed this opinion, but Congress had placed the selection of a site in the hands of the joint committee on printi he was amazed and astoni-bed after Congress had expecially di this committee to investigate this ques- tion and after this committee had dealt with the question fairly and justly and decided on a site which was the cheapest one available and snitable, another committee should report a different proposition. He de- plored this condition of affairs and controversy ofa personal character between two committees aud would be surprised if the report from the committee on printing was rejecte?. Mr. Harris interjected the remark that the Proposition seemed to him to be this: that both sites had equal railroad facilities, but that the John«on site was cheaper and nearer the Capi- tol—two very desirable points. ANOTHER OFFER FOR THE MAHONE LOT. Mr. Vest claimed that the Mahone site was not farther from the Capitel than the Johnson site, and without objection submitted on the part of those advocating the Mahone site a Proposition to sell it for €1.10 per square foot as a compromise Mr. Gorman thought that this matter shonld not be an auction on the floor of the Senateand reiterated bis hope that the report from a com- | r. Allison asked whether if the Baltimore | and Obio viaduct ran down Delaware avenue it would not be an injastice to have the street oc- eupied and then at the same time take the parking on one side of the street for bailding purposes, In reply Mr. Gorman stated that, like the Senator from Missouri, Mr. Vest. he considered the permanent location of the Baltimore and Obio tracks in this city was a matter of the dim | future. Mr. Faulkner interrupted to state that at the | nt referred to Delaware avenue is 160 feet wide, and consequently the road would not ran | elose to the proposed site of the new building. | MM. GALLINGER PROPOSES TO CONDEMN. | ‘The floor was then accorded to Mr. Gallinger. | who supported his proposition to condemn land | adjoining the present site and enlarge the | building now occupied. No one, be said, was more dexirone than be to have this question settled and a new buildi erected. He was glad to have as an advocate of his plan the distinguished — gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Gorman). At some length | ber he stated bis opposition to the Johrison tract, | the principal one being the necessity of the ovess to cross at all hours of the dav and | night the tracks of railroad. The change | of track of the B. and O. was something that Congress has tried to accomplish for twenty-five years, but were no nearer the desired end than ‘ever.’ It is not connected with the Capitol by | any line of street cars. and is twice as faras the present one, and a great deal of money would hare to be expended to| give gas and water facilities. A more inconvenient and undesirable site conid hardly Lave been chosen. He thought that a direct communication between the Capitol and the | printing office was much more desirable than direct communication with a railroad on ac- count of the cartage that was necessary. To ENLARGE THE PRESENT BUILDING. ‘The logical and suitable solution of the roblem was that to enlarge the present build- ing. a plan indorsed by every practical printer | whom he had conferred. It met all| the requirements demanded by the com-| mittee on printing—the area was suffi- cient, facilities excellent and location better than any yet proposed. Phe amount to be saved by an enlargement was argued as one of the points why the pian ki advocated was the best solution of the problem. The buildings erected adjoining the present Daiiding were not of an expensive character, | and while the purchase of the land might cost more the total expenditure in his judgment would be less. As between the two sites the Mebone and Jobnson—he had very little choice, but believed he would foilow the com- mittee on printing. Mr. Manderson wished to controvert the ab- Jections made to the Johnsen site becanse it ‘was claimed to be of irregular shape, and con- sequentiy a bad one for architectural purposes, ase of the New York post office as Zone of the finest structures ever erecte., and it was a triangle. The Jobnson tract is Almost 4 square. | in the Baltimore and “that be undersicod the Pians for ihe were already completed, aud be hac » this great improve- ment would socom be begun. When this change is made the Mahone tract will be re- moved trom the railroad. THE MAHONE SITE KNOCKED ovr. At the conclusion of Mr. Manders: marks Mr. Vest made a brief statement in re-| buttal and a vote was then taken on the substi- | ture offered by Mr. Vest to substitute for the Jobneon lot the Mahone site. The substitute ‘Was defeated by 24 ayes to 21 nays on an aye | and no vote. | SOT TO BNEARGE THE PRESENT Beitpixc. | ‘Tbe question then recurred on the amend-| ment offered by Mr. Gullinger, which provided | fora condemnation of property adjoining the building and the erection wereon of re- vote was taken Mr. Stewart re- marked that he cousdered that this propos: wen the best t the Mahone site had been Fejected. In opposition (o this Mr. Manderson stated that be believed that without improve- | ments the property weuld probably cost at} least €3 a sqaure foot, aud at the suggestion of | Mr. Vest added that with the improvements the cost would approximate $51 square toot. The Gallinger amendment was defeated on vote by 14 aves to 34 nay Wisen the vote finaily recurred to the origi- na} amendment reported by the joint commit- tee on printing Mr. Vest inqmred whether the | committee on appropriauons favored this | amendment. Bir. Allison in reply explained his position as | having favored the Mahone site, but as far as the commuitiee was concerned it had taken no action. He thought personally that perhaps | the whole matter might without injury be re-| ferred to the reform Senate and reform Con- Gress which woud soon be in se=sion. It makes Very litte difference to the committee. THE ORIGINAL AMENDMENT Lost. ‘The finai vote on the original amendment was lost by 21 yeas to 28 noes. REGULATION OF STREET CAR LINES. Mr. Gorman gave notice that he would move to recommitt to the District committee the House bul for the regulation of street car lines, c’niming that his select committee on corpora- tious bad ju: M8 aust auready gathered the reports aud doue wwe work proposed by the bill -< given full jurisdiction should not be re- | * | WWantepaa ¢ dic iow over this macter aud that | wh Doe ai _FOR RENT_HOUSES.__ | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES.,_ FOR RENT—HOUSES. sat MALE. aaa MALE. FURNISHED. Wi ANTED A FIRST-CLASS JOU) NEYMAN barter. Apply to BOA. MIDLER, S1v Oth gt Ww am a pat SPERIENCED CO) -LECTOK: | W Ast) YUNG Wax. Goop— aT “2 5 sore fleraidofeted Marte i de aay eS SUMERSS cerca nn eee Wists at PEAR THE «rocery Dusiness. Address ‘Star ofc Wamans THAT Vv EXPERIENCED WHITE BUT- ler in a private fain ly city references required. Address Box 1-73, Star offic W4Antep a ive handle inangural souvent bedwes Apply to JD. FERGUSON. Owen House. 13a 1413 Penna. ave.. near Treasury Dept. _ WASTED _4 MAN ity UNDERSTAN help ones es App'y 315 13th st. n. ANTED-AT © 1Y INTELLIGE OFFICE, rs. drivers. laundresees, men, women, all work: places furnished until sulted. . W., SHACKLEFORD'S. SMALL (WHITE) BOY TO RUN inust unlerstand driving and be able to manae « bo se. Aj ply. with seference, TOLMAN STEAM LAUNDRi, st nw. Ia WASTED AN | ACCOMPLISHED GENTLE: Avance manager for a high class fasbion— liberal! teri's to one capable of meeting lucy. Address for interview,C LIN- NETT, Star office. fe21 WASTED ROyS FOR MESSENGER SERVICE. ply LER F at. fe20- ‘a W AN PERFORMER< UPON ANY ORCHES- tral juste ment fo Jou, hestra already ppieet. uitual OROWEST RA, Sar ottice WANTED COOKS, WAITERS, LAUNDRESSES, bartenders, bell” boys. chatabermaids, house- Morkers. vorters, kitchen and wenl. hands (German OG st. WwW —A YOUNG MAN WITH 4 OR ‘ars experience in the drus business: stndent National ALOME Pharmacy preterred. |“ <idress fella" W ASTED_ 10 Boys OVER 12 YEARS OF NEAT appearance for lichtemploy ment during int m Beek: good money and exsy work for boys. Call between @ and 5 at Ro 16, 805 Pa. ave. nw., Si floor Ass for manager. Those stiend- fog school ‘can call atter 3 p.m. or on Saturdays. fess” \WANIED_PRINTER-A YOUTH WHO HAS é, had several sears’ ‘eat tynesett ng and working <mill foot power press: state ase, experi: joxerand owest salary wanted to start “AP.” Star office, tel® a — SALARY Ok COMMISSION TO awents to hand Patent € Tnk Eras: Pencil. The invention of Whe ave. Frases ink thoro ‘ghly in two seconds. Works like magic. 200 te 000 per cent profit. Agents making $50 jr week. We also want general agent fo take charge of territory and appeint sub agents. "A rarechanceto inake money. Write ‘or terms and (OE ERASER M'F'G. CO a30-1ya JANTE" A NEW YORK CITY DRUG AND wen down town (ant acturing, Ke.) offers trustworthy man (trained q_ teacsable) Position” ife: n ributes capita! 810,000 t0 820,000- bee Rides successfa| exnerience : #25,00 invested already. Addr-ss CO-OPERATIVE, Box 3808, New York city. teleo'la WwW AXTED_STENOGRAPHERS 1 AND REMT PP ERS nner directa to peaitions WV ERS rrovl apetent stenoeraphers ai Reuinwton overator= no chare= for sevice WY a OPE SEAWANCUE, BENEDICT. Heminctom writers fice, Mth and W ASTD A SHITE RITCH'N MAID: KEFER- euce required. Call 16 c fe21-ab* WANTED. CHILD; MUST have city references. 1920 15th st. now. 1b" WANSTEDIIN SMALL "FAMILY. WOMAN TO cook, wash and) fron; must have reference: French or German preferre |. Cull. Wednesday and Thursday. before Lo'clock, 1590 19th wt.n.w. £21-20° TED-REL'ABLE GIRL FOR GEN® RAL usework: no washing or ironiny: must stay | nighte; brins refereme pply ISH 9 bist. n. w. Tb" WAASTEDIA COLORED WOMAN WHO Ca cook, wash andifon. Call at 410 6 h st. now. 1b" WANTED GIRL FOR GENE At HOUSEWORK in family of three: must understand good cook- sg. Apply. with references, at 1107 New Hany, bire aven.w. for and delivered: Net. nw, We ANTED_ BY YOUNG COLORED MAN. SITUA- Fe3 18th Michie iG NEATLY AND AG: carately done: revising a specialty; wo F cal tion as dish washer oF pM Soko su eee a position in an office: best Rie are ag cA YOUNG, RESPECTABLE COL- walter 4n_ private famtt Bene’ Cail aot we id m ANTED— 4 SITUATION BY Al rs MAN [WHO HAS had considerable experience and who b Sewn in th8 Whlenfe Dusinees \irees Ww ANTED- mate clerk f¢ WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS CHEF, | WITH he best of reference and other help for, the itchen to Fo i) fo. suft. zischen toro te Chicaro any date in A a a experte fae Si eoaen fe Fok RENT 600 aT Het. XW... g; | ererpthime completes Howse in patfoct improvements; good attendance. i -ARLO! i Fi Yolding bed bay indow ae Fees DESI RICK HOUAE, 156 et "Hie ee “CLASH COLOKED TEN Fo Fe. RENT_ located nearly new Sstory Mlodera tin ‘ot Ket ot ah ned 08h ee tw Fo: ek Seats Ty ENT—124 4TH ST. a: sean THs Be STAHL, 484 La. ave. NT- A DESIRABLE HOU! OFZ ROOMS yith brick wabie im sel OR RENT UNFURNISHED. piste centrally tig ee road, 12 aoous Ss THREE ELEGANT <cRriE “AND front rooms, with sleyant tabi occu en $85 verinonihine fs R_RENT—-TWO COMMU Beene catregie ental or four peut table board; Virginia cooking; terms. B | POR BENT, RENT— Hangs nats 2 JTELR st, te. 88.30 Capt :ENT—807 11 Qrns Bit floor.” with ‘bay. window fur: ished; suitable for two gentlemen; also hall. very convenience. IK RE Hee ti Jeo ee et ‘and bath, for married cour! atlemen room ; 0 children in house. | 1O37 10h at nw. O 1234 20ch st nw, Se 40) s0Up sot pa TO Bas iB 10 whois 6 references. Callat445 Nst.0-W. 4 WAXIED-SITUATION AS MATD AND SEAM. Beg Mailing % gosto Washington” “Aaddrean: fort weeks, MA a v re cafe. "Atso by nice ‘Beat city reference. Call 30 MeLean ave. southwest. fe1-ze" W ANTED—BY A NORTRERN WOMAN, A SITU- “W3IFD_GO_ To DICKS AGEN waitress or iaundress, lady's maid. Rw. Te’ st., Alexandria, Vi WANTED — BY” manager for wentleman’s bot fervants: none but strictly first-class need appl Xddrewe for four days MISS MARTIN, 403, Sou Pacast.. Baltimare, atd. fo20-20" Tork jp Private family: best of references, WASTED BY YOUNG Gi GERMAN WOMAN, SIT- Enetish ‘ood neanustress. WASTED -A LADY | WASTED BY A COLORED WOMAN. SITUA- ‘ood Con as chambermaid. nurse or waitress ustomed to trave'iug ; with high refer- New \ ork city, N. ¥. le CHAMBER MAID. AN EXPERI- enced English wirl, a <i atiou:' sxellent New York references. Addrer= G. F-, 110: 19th’ st. nw. _fe21-2e* y ANTED-SITUAT! FOR AN EDUCATED Frenoh woman to teach and care for halt one chila. “Address, for three days, FRENCH, 1719 1. st. nw. WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE ae lace a Working ation aa companion or honseKeeper : ain willing to ight housework. "Apply So2 6th at n.e-" “qeal-tet 7 Cook, iuaids, laundresves, chamternalds, seems tress. butlers, coachmen. footmen snd kitchen help: referencefrom lastemployers. 6137th st. WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE fe21 De® SOCORED: Soman a nlace a chambermaid. pantry WASTED_BY MALES AND FEMALES_EM- Plosment in private families, hotels,restaurants, club houses op where Fefs. fur): also post V J ANTED_BY RESPECTABLE COLORED @IKT, pince te cook. wash and! on. Address 315 Henry 1 Florida ave, Ge BOTH Ist at, Ses. RR RENT— THREE NICELY | FURNISHED ily; board Pata Bownd Sas B = kas 3 -FLOOR ROOMS. WITH HFAT, Cafurnished, €10; partly fur- NISHE po W for two in room, heat and yas, & one, $16; near Cars and de} Connecticut av nw “8.2 S;, 7 “OFFICES, ke. Gunton bldg, rooms, 21 and 23. 1th st aw, Sr. § Gunton building, room, snk silsoa 11 Conn av nw. 1 000 Sdavar knw. Tir. 300 Nooo 20th & Jar $200 | nrlSth nw, 16r. OR RENT—797 13TH ST. N.W., NICELY FUR: nished rooms: transients accommodated ; modern, hear leadine hotels: well-kept house; RENT — SECOND-STORY F oe ROOM, suitable for two gentlemen or wentleman and wife: board; other rooms $25, with tral and first class. 1327 10th st 1850 Larch. Nr, in seh an edge OT. P easton” wuilaian, pavriechaw, :. Seetastona Sete enue Tati OR RENT FURNISHED BACK Ro Mes @ grea arried coup'e or two xentle- — or without board. 11706th st. n.w. OR = T0276 BA. AVE. rooms, with or without board. Al rooms for the inauguration and dining. ros Kitchen to caterer. Jay for suitable for Se cor 12th and Fst Bose tt entire thie Fst nw, entire 24H stuwirear) shop. 20 are isi aan hg ere ar 30 50" id floor . m building, ony 50 Gunton bisiidini. vatit FURNISHED wie es ice the Bor Halle at alee Tsth. (feet r se cor fith and F sts 510 ae at. Ge Hist nw, 2d'foor. — tSTORE x CELLAR, 1 rth itt Ak ai UNFURNISHED, Kt RENT—THREE UNF AR Path st aw, Br Rust ® eioeeen 624 14th st. FOR PENT —1oUs anodern inn} ent Own, Wang gts, NPrUveNneste, JOR RENT—BY R. o. tate and Insurance Broker, UNFURNISHED HOUSES, --853007 oth ne, Ze in advance: ‘references exchanged. He 16 eta ne HOR in TE 7th st nw. 1105 14th stow. FURNISHED ROOMS ON HOLTZMAN. REAL Es- Fills Seen 40'1214 F st nw, Boxb0. ‘24 floor, with heat and vas bait om same floor: suitahle for light housekeeping. EBEN X avenwirear) $15) 1209 13th nw (rear) 1121 14th st nw (rear). icmnuvays boise iors ts cocomaia te permit from THOMAS J. FISH’ 6 For tui int els #10. nw, 138. 207 m white woman, a place ENT SSE D hotel _housekeerer or te where there are other zADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for cooks. chambermaids. waitress, Ia mndresses, WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED rl. a place ax chambermaid or general ho SEN at nw. tation aid; speaks French and ‘Address or call at 1820 K Se HO HAS HAD SEVEN Fears’ experience in New Yori and Phila. desires situation as housekeeper in first-class hotel: nnex- ceptionable references. Box 43, Stur office. fe MALE OR FEMALE. Waren -2.000 COOKS, WAITERS, DISH- fablemen for inawru- it ood ROPEC* AND RESTAUHANY, Meat gextere as, 27 Lith st. nw, ferl-3r WANTED_-ITUATIONS FOR MAIDS, COOKS, howe rome, nurses. drivers, searnetrenes, hostlers. bartenders, p rters, kit-hen. laundry. store, Tnen'roou and gen{- hands.’ BURNHAM's. i110,G st aw. fel8-be* WANTED — MISCELLANEOUS 1324 F st. nw. FUMNISHED HOUSES. (Conn ave near K.20r. 812% ‘Mass ave and Thomas 7. provements; turnace B. H. WARNER & Co. ; VER) DESIRABLE NEI K cute, with 19 rooms and bath: | exeelien nice Deuhoor: PBL HL WARNER & COs? Figg < RENT—O10 14TH ST. NW., VEI able office rooms on second flock and ba-ement, ‘erms reasonable if taken at once. House in cellent order; “rent, $70, We near B st." 13r. ISON J dvenear Anw.10e Istnear Be, I6rn See 1406 G st. (opposite the American ‘The room is in pe - RK RENT—THE all improvement: ood. Elegant rooms in “Sun butiding.* from [MLP at nie, Pi trout! 1? 11th we, tira tn 12" heated by steam. 930 470 Le ave, from 810 3 nd Trust Compsny). red with steam and hi 9 ROOMS, BATH nd back porches; newly ce side lot, with rapes, Pet shade trees. "Apply" to Dr’ OB. Papered, ‘pain ed, Be. 5 ey torte fost Bicker of Tavera Ofc aa pot fod 2 pus eT CH, FORE BROWN, 1406 G st. nw. R_RENT—DESIRAB! E OFFIC the Henman building <2 sean het Hint, including stean (625 La ave, ball. | 8:85 1028 Conn ave, rear....$25 sts., Ohio Bank 7 ROOMS AND ‘stable in rear . KEYS, 918 F stn. w. AR W. WHITE,{00 F ST_N.W oR RENT 1001 K ST. NW. bath: in therough repair; a.m-i. ont fo ver month. ELFGANTLY furnis ‘ed house in ook's row, West Wa. hington. B_H. ROBERTSON, 141.6 8 MS heat and elevator LEMING, Mar ave pear tom, 19ch and T st pand. With sis” Aue tis MePhoraon Farragut sauare. 18thKC reoran sta FSS BENT BY 08, 732 Vist st nw, 12 FRAL FURNISHED h we can let for inawehration week at BEALL, 1:121 F st. —@ ROO_§ AND BATH; ALL Mon. ico yard, with back and side entrance; jer month: 12h Wiley OR RENT — WE HAVE desirable front office rooms over onr which we will rent at low rates to aoe eae & CONLIF! 417 11th st. nw. OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS near 14th. = ave near Thomas Qstmear tath a” Circle... ook place: BUILDING, ‘617 re and cheerful. FOHNSOS OT Fe WOH RENT- PINE OFFICE ROOMS, 913 AND 915 it mn prices. pare JOHN B. WIGHT, Fs stea heat: wuites of front orehear by BL Only $20 and $50. JOHN | ane. bee Tie aed 1 J BAGLI sw iia OR RENT—FU! MNISHED House near Lincoln Par! Tow fos careful’ tenant. Conn av ir RT ay. Mass ave near “0th st Rl avenear 14th st “R RENT_NICE HOUSE all conveniences: conventent to Neatly, furnished 8.9. BLOCK, VWbASTED-WOMEN COOKS. #12 TO rai = wenth: maids, waitresses, noses, scrubbers. Potlers. wen cooks. coachmen, kitchen help for fam! fesand hotels. DICK'S AG! 7th st. fe21-b' W SNTED- FIRST-CLASS SKIRT HAN Want one who unde stands cntting and rapins Kopd pes and secular eruployment, 208 Indiana ave Pand Siete, now 1b" W ANIED-A WHITE GIRL FORT. keeping and to assist in store; age Ito 2 years Address Bx 147, Star of WASZED WOMAN TO DO GFNERAL nots work: good cook ; must stay at mbt: referei 1312. 9th st. nw, ‘Tb WANIED_AT ONCE to do some ve: Sixteen. AP WANTED PALAIS ROY VW ASTED_a Goo eral housework. ave nw. é cunbmaries ace W ANIED-A RELIAB’ E WHITE OR COLOR girl to dolicht housework. 605 620-2" AN TO COOK IN RESTAU: red; one Who understands t IRL FR Gi o'clock 471 fe 0-3 Ww 7 ANTED_A Wo fs ite oF © ’ st nw fe20-cb" WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 875: CITAM- nurses and ‘aind esses; in city or Bo py A plored men cooks! SAMUEL A” COOMBS &CO., 527°10.n st. f620-6" v ANTED_A SET'LED COLORED W MAN TO wash bed linen and do chanber work; m" nights. Apply 6/6 Pa. ave now 120-20" WASTED © 4 RESPECTABLE COLORED cynmende . as: hambe-ms aseist) with Washi WASTED A PRENCT ity reterencrs aad t cf babe: family gotme abroad for sumuuer. ‘dress A. BB, Star ottice. 620-30" DC OK, WHITE OR cor Ord: also n white cirias maid and seas good waces. Apply with recoumendacions at saw. fels- 0" Wé33TED_ A Good WHITE NURSE FOR BABY six months ol: none need ap yy without cood Cali at 15-3 New Hamisnbire ave borwoen Wastrpis coupes FOR GEN eral h sework ; ood was foone that willmsit: Address F. BPO: Box ath felk-d WAS; ER -At HOTEL LINCOLN, COR. 10TH ‘nd Hi sts. ;chambermaid and stuse room girl. fe Shiv Wane EXPENMIFNCED COOK; WHIT! Woman preferred : must come Well recon mended: Avply I nw. E1830 Want If KNOWN DRESS CUTTING taught by tailor system at reduced ith: lessons at lavll and tttine a spec-alty. At MALE OR FEMAL Ww ANTED BOOK AGENTS; BIG COMMIS 10 gat pamiums paid to riglit parties. Room ne sew WS, BO MAS AND wire Gren; man to wore the farm, wit northern people referred. DUNDOKES, 17001. st nw Tats tie WASTED peor EMPLOYMENT Bi nducted 'y Indies —inen and women, white aac red, for all kinds of do labor. city tat electors: © st nw. felbzwee Wate ton ave. orde Gines week paruntied ot lowe en taken care of by the year. WASTED-A CLERK OF “CLASS Loose covers cut ani laid. Upholstering im all its branches.» mail promptly attended. fe2] WS TED-1.000 GENTS’ SUITS TO CLEAN AT for and delivered. Ja trict, "laced with us for sal stourexcense. WHEAT s SUTEN: Wore Ply Si Sat Wasik V 7 ANTED_ TYPE! TEDW. W. BARNES & PIPE AND \s tuned and repaired at 3137 Du:bar- Va.. and all’ pars of the will receive prompt attention; first- weneral land office desires to exchange places with aclerk of the same grade in the treasury De- Partment. Address, without delay, Q. A. office. W4STED- MRS. ME. SCRI'GGS, 805 M ST. formerly forewoman Jultus ‘Lausburgh’ made, old carpets altered and Drders. by suit; Coats, 30 cts.; pants, 25 cts. : vests, a. -Dew process ; "popes ‘experience. Goods called 19 14th nw. D x Gnuinprveds in sll sections in andi wear the D Same will be advertised fel8. WASTED-THE HIGHEST 1 ae aS “PAID FOR second-hand fvrniture and all kinds of merehan- dise.” Box 6, Siar office. fel7-8t" TED AND FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD AND TAN W thie futattare of cote anon toves, feathers, store. ant ofice Aztures. ‘Promnt and liberaldealing. A.C. WINSTO: WASTED — TAKE 7th nw. fe15 WILL ‘coins from #3 upward, in blank: xilt, with Sinch frieze. | Yow can save 25 ‘days only. All work guarante extra, fele-im" FG" NOLTE, O07 tithet nw Wan iH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND ind new jewelry dentist col |. coins, semi eul! aud silver o all descripti ne NSTEIN. Manut'e Jeweler and See ae eines PAID FOR second-hand harness. Ja31-Im TERS FOR RENT—REM- Smith, Hammond, Calivraph, ingion, Densmor Ae. :lowet' rates: first-class mach nes only; free de- livery : sold on mou thiy payments Jall TYPEWRITER EX HANGE, 610 F st. n.w. W: LL KINDS. SUCH a ‘ (on jn LARGE ot SMALL quantities, for which ity highest cash prices. Call or address B. ELNSTE! G37 Louisiana ave 1ORSES TO. WINTER ree THE ANTFD— Wiiiena “stark rar ben efcars, Abpinis ALFKED KAY, Forest. Glen. P. 0., Monteomery county, Md. Grders at EB. Laffertys, La. ave. and 10th st., or Alfred E. Ray. 4221 nw. WASTEDIWILLIAM C. FRIZZVLL, PIANO FOP 8! ee at Star office SOK ©\LF—OWNER G ING ABKOAD, FOLLOW. inw articles | ft: Chiffon er, dressine case and toilet stand: elaht dininy room chairs, in leather; hall JOR S\LE_CHEAP PIANO, FINE BED Roost ‘dining room table and chairs. Address C. W AN} ED—HOUSES WASTLD-A LARGE HOUSE: NonTHWEST; tures: ectable neighb: rhoud :conventent tocar: must Nave large ro urs, suitable for meeting turposes enn f woutiomen. Address M. HERM SN, ehst'n fe) Ww SNTHD_A HOUSE ON (CAP TOL HI it) in Sor 4 blocks of Carftol; $500 cash, thy Alma stua.] hous= for 600 KRONE &°CO., Keal Estate, SOSF n. w WASTED | HAVE #8 HOUSES IN THE NORTH bat will exchan 6 for unt section of the exty ; price $240. 000, KOS. DON ALDSO fel8.st* 705 12th st. a. we WANTED 10 PURCHASE. DWELLING IN hor hwest, south of R and between 1th and 20th ste: 3 roo first flour "(0 “hasenett), STABLE and FU WASTDSA, SX TO FIGHT-ROOM BRICK hovse; must he near ear ine and be sold on eusy | terms: price from $:1,000 to 85,000. fe16 6t Ne WASTED WASNT FOR A CLIENT FROM ON! stwenty small brick dwellings at bargain for cash. "Prices inust be deculestiy fell-Lan ELAS McINTINE, 227 Cst. n. WANTED—LOTS. 2 WaAsten TO PURCHASE FOR CASH VACANT serail suitable for bu in varpones of will ex we" ermal Loses 88 ws shagee email mses vy G93 Waste , LOT OX OR NEAK CON woe ales bash Bad, Bi Seis V PANTED— OK A CUSTOMEK_LOT IN THE sera Sane EA ap SUTER, 18.9 Arlington Ins. Co. bli, 1500 Pa. ave. th. Representative Tarsney Better. Representative Tarsney of Missouri, who has been quite seriously ill at Willard’s, was re- parted to be somewhat better today. Dr. Sowers, his attendant physician, made a call thus morning and afterward said that there was § silshe improvement im Mr. Taroney « condi- on. ‘D—ROOMS. Fax TeD- iH, BE OR FOUs UNFURNISHED W rote ¢ Het houetew inet pte focation the reesouah Ride GE Tay st ee eis W ASTED-BY G=NTL MAS—C NADIAN SIN. row near Wasiineton Circle: ef mon‘h; permanent if suitable. i 3 sor FIVE ADULTS. YOUNG as +e = Jobn C. Eno, the absconding president <f the secund National Bunk oi New York, who Bad been # fugitive in Canada since 1454, re- nice y farm qiter witeue ara! ware and Fuiniig. “Addrees APPLICANT: Near office 10 Fy move. reftinerator, diains tabiee, parior chairs move. ator, “dininw ta: ior cha Totes, Look cane, carhete, drumgsts, chamber Fultes, Caile'1 to, antl Saturday evening: fer-3 bicyere: Ww 1 Star office.” by Carlo Bervonzi, 172 ‘nateur; net cash price * goo! INSPECTION, 1300 0. 2. Ee Fos SiG LPT Thewer bet. 8 ond POR SATE IMPORTED Hake F birds, Sine sinwers; canary, \dicaes at tue bird store, 1133 7th sk. new. HARTBRECHT. 161m For Sees. INE, HINGING. HARTZ5, MOUN- duck at 7 anced very 00 is lees than, one-half ite present worth: ie salle tente. | Partice GAME Prana. ave aw. 26-00 poner WORCHTS FURST Fe SALE—BEAUTIFUL CHERRY FOLDING bed, 830: nearly new ~iash sofa bed, costing ild’s folding crib for $0. Please examine. stn. w. fe20-20° OK SALE-GET READY FOR INAUGURAL; rare bargains in,new household furniture at O12 one attractions, Peerless sly wa DR SALE—TWO FIRE-Pi.OOF SAFES: ONE ‘small, one large size; will sell cheap to sell at once ant save hauling aud rtoraxe, Address Box 141. Star office. fe20-3t lines of cars. For price and particulars, 15 FOR RENT—STORE: DR RENT bed OR RENT FINE STORE flats: 26x86; heated by steam ; wa rent cl veratuent tenant ra 11 rooms: excel- IF; Rew wire ecreens fitted to ail doors and Windows. to ord tenant rent will be reduced to #3 tore brick table if Key at BENTLEY'S DRUG STOKE, T PEAT and convenient, owes BO Est. fe. ; Gr, and bat! House 04 4th at 30. “OR, RENT_TWO HAN je viass fronts; bet, 1ith and 14th; EiSrer mouth, Inquire of FRANK I. BROW 416 oth st. nw. proetd 0 “OHS Go RROTE ECO, od | telN B JOK RENY—FOUR-STORY BRICK, 108 CST. b.e.: twelve rooms and beth | molern improve- 50 per month, Inquire 328 Ist st. ne. Newnes sit 50 Tith,ofice racials. 5 2d, Gr, ta 1 26 Bue, Gr, mi “new. st, Le Droit Park, 6r, Er FESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pennsylvania ave nu. DIS th at ne, sr Ab ME 4 oe RENT 12k Mass ave nw, Vila ey 1019 12th se, “30 Twining city 7th st ne, drab fr ami. 18.5 FURNISHED, 2354 Mst near 14 a FITCH, FOX & BROWS, 21406 G st. hw Re .3sty.Or & cel..®: andceliat 7r. b., furnace... NT THOSE HANDS W NEW HOUSES | 326 and 2s th wt. now. celeht room, bath and | ndern conveniences: mndid location ; CELLAR AND SE eted, at 1537 14th at ply 411 Lothi st. new. d27-0os3m JQOK RENT—LARGE WAREHOUSE, 1005 B ST. 2, mw.» onan te wholesale mark a8 Woke buliding, 828 603 10th xt ne, 7, room dwelling, Just com! Re rf MG, ae Oe ave ne i \ tine business Pe aa a "si entry, Inquire at Louts- = te61 O1 sith at nw, 1: “8 Wallach place, fur. & Maw, strédw Greene court, 4r.. Naylor's aliey, 4r. 45.16 MeCuliongh st. 47. ar 716 1th nv. Om ALBELT F- FOX, NDSOME COT- of railroad track ; PRESCOTT & SON, 1416 oma Park: thie please return te “STORE running through to © st.:also the ? hal upg gevarately from the ward (returned tg Lost PAIR GOLD RIMMED SPI 4 houses for colored tenants. Apply 470, BETWEEN 44 AND : : 6th sts. ; nine rooms anc batl ae d a hexpens ag ward if left at STRATED OM STOLEN-SMALL. WHITE bod: ONE OF THE HANDS UMEST I "ores in the city is for rent in the McGill Just west of the Patent Of- $26 C st.mw.: _Inquire 926% La. ave. FSH BEST BY W. ‘Duncan place n.e., 6 rooms, bath, rooms, bath, all m. - One 6-room fravein Brookland, #1 M HLEN & B Cor. 10th and G sin, nw. answers to, turned to 1208 49 st. sw. Lopaateseay ho Rertne. Be isthand K tne, cuft bar b leay 1008 Sunderland pl €83.33 bath, water, was weter, coal vauit; in good order, ih, wate, we Pete 20-8 ven — st aw, Frontofficerm, $d oor” 401 Pav uw, fel8- 800 499. ow. Gr. 16r, ami ith sm, store & dw 25 Ro 1421 Rhode Istand av 190 20 1716 Conn ave. 100 Ag e bss Lew. ire s gael 3 an 100 2030 Pst nw, 222Let nw. EAL ESTATE FOR SALE— Large and small (property in Baltimore cable car ouper woing atroad. reward paid if returned to Dr. J. 30 77 £30 ‘hey Wana Ta MS and 6th sw, 4r-s.. H. PARKER, cor. 43 and F sts. sw. 18th& 19th ats LINDSAY & SO! Sth st fronting _LOST AND FOUND. Osta Br, leather, wi ith hock: nan MADE OF UNDNESSFD ed clamp and rable chain clasp. ‘The finder will i PALAIS ROYAL, J2th | sand receive reward. tt DAY MORNI ROUGH-COATED ob: white body, black-spotted eare, rking on face: no collar. — i 2 De Saiesst. ‘tex PTACLES AND Diack Lemyrite scartpin in zold ¢ brown head blind in one ey of Prince. Maury Dove ner 21st and I sts, and | pntaininy 9 gold Stone. | Suit S1a Kets need SDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1803 A OST_ON St OST—TWO MASTIFFS, MALE AND FEMALE: collars aud tags, Keward for return to G NK, OSTA SILVER CHAIN POCK®T BOOK, Co’ 4 fstnine an emerald-set ri 7 at juneti Prize’ ‘an a. git, SLATIFRY. BEV ee Houchivore an Cor 15th st and Se ror te aad Ww. st bet 15th and 16th, 21.67 Jefferson 34 16th bot T and 208.53 Hilives piace bet 30th, and 21st sta (season). 110 200 19th st "between N and Dupont ci-cle aon uh net Pasa for horses. Ad« sy AitgTal reward will be paid’ at Ess sf RY FRONT AND BACK 16th: south of S; stands ding line; fine chanve for new front and additional story; must be sold; owner leav- Box 121. Star office. _ SXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY “man with satisf 1,000 within a year, to jo dress Box 118, Star office. STED IN A COLORADO. ae ady in operation and ‘ow ‘Tree alley, Van .6., 4-room frame. 144 Quander . RT ave bet Tih and 208, N st bet 19th & 0th: Kat between 20th and. . Ao jaa frame e B.STAHL, 464 La. ave. inecity., Address feo Bi ng cast command ertiser with equal L081 SILL THE PERRON WHO PICKED U PA 200 28th st ret P 4 200 Sunderland “100.07 Pst bot Tath® 18th. LS 10 acres about two iniles from Washington, 12 Toom house and barn, “feitit” GEO! M BAY-WINDOW sand bath; 500 Ast nw. eed cl tain ranche; fish culture a! an uniimived field for its extension, with extraordi- iapted for ‘sheen oF Aman of refine. quire st 937 M: feniting and a ie TEAL lath ot, now: store, Colles and table. ‘OST—ON SATU NG, PAIR OF 4 opera glasses, arked Trewsia, valued ass keep- + Room 42 OST—GOLD BRACELE diamond ‘setting, goin iach gpider will be itera im H st. nw. JOS ‘. 20-30" eh POINTER PUPPY, TWO iberal reward if returned to 1331 K Fal case, contail 7th’ st., thi f outdoor life, with from $2,000 to: at command, would tnd. thie’ the, oppor up Address OWNER, P.O. sh sin wy Ors with Fund tn. W.. Sirs. wd Bath 2 - Mis. on 3 toms in reat 1108 F at et Boor a base hae sc . Box 613, ‘Waning: YOUNG MAN WITH SMALI, < ae = business ex verience of several enter a business; references exchanged. with particulars E. B. ., Star office. — BUSINESS PROPERTY B.W., running through to a wide streat: now plendid invest 5 years desires to Gitsnw, each... "95, Biker ind B67 1 at Sth aud idth sts, room for 3 hay loft and groom's BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF- Fr" SALE SOME VERY CHEAP PIANOS. BULLETINS CA FICE. ‘FOR PERMITS APPLY Ti iti: & JORNSTON, ROOM AND FIX: Box 67, Star office BUY A BAR ‘Address, LIVERY STABLES; CENTRALLY cuted good line boarders: net profit, iast Tease ; wood openin. 1816 Core Ee is eras .W..10rooms, furnished. Tal Madison st. we, iadison st. 0. W.) ‘ re BALE ONE. BRILLIANT TONE, BEAUTI- fce-bei. Git and 7th lar. funy warranted: onl BRO 77 4 KR SALE—LIQUOR STORE AND DWELLING: steel Sxturce aud furniture: 13 room: Hicenine a ‘cqutrally Jocated seven Seare in ‘Address Box 63, Star office. 10 rooms, aii ‘mod. iit. . Brganin, all “modi Bat ioe Rw. B rooins Be Hctle used and without a blemish: ¥ YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR STORE OR ANY stock of merchandise address will be treated confidential, to G13 ath, Gr. woe wate cS iculars, whicl 7 a iculars. which vaplain ave,4r 1 Pp toate Ba 1757 Seaton st. n.w. $18 25th at. nw. 6 Fou PPIRST-CLASS RESTAT NT FOR SALE: GOOD Kocation.” For particulars address TANO, UPRIGHT: RECENTLY PUR rely cane and qualities ee safety i “either for haif value. "Ads OR SALE—CREMONA VIOLIN; A er SARE chance to obtain a genuine Cremona violin, made Atable for a virtuoso or chased ; RY ae EVERY 4mhand 5th, F st. and,1 o'clock: at NAT. CAPITAL bets Iath ant Idhand D tad Lat. ne Z o'clock. Cheapest feed for all stock. “ew tain, Norwich ant St. Andresbure canaries: iso females and yoldeiches, bul iucbes. mac ine bird, Benerend equeriams, SCHMID'S' BIND wetghe. 712 12th st. 201 ONLY 2.000 YARDS Sit THAT yi NALE—t ‘very desirable S-ounce West Point in Tote so eult; cotton based por zara. ie sui suit vers and many othe- uses. RR RENT—1715, 1721 G N.W. OR. AND B..865 123 18th st nw, Br. Abe 1313-13821 Sees JOth and Cate ow 13r.- Bo > FOR SALE oF PILOT boy. 1s for the steamer Pilot Bo: SEAS “Trhoupson, Gl. Pe ce ‘Thonipacn, E purchase of the stentner Pilot Bo; panniers. Fu qulsellicrta: alont nex month. HUGO WORC eS Fin seat. t SALE A "FULL, os UPRIGHT PIANO, | addrevs SH. SNOWDEN, ave. n.w.. forthe iron huil, caracity information will be ‘Boat can be inspected shy time at her wharf, foot of hird floor: Pe Basics = ‘is ith as DR RENT 1210 G OTN. W..12i..M.T.. 4H ROOMS AND 199 FST. N_E.. O| BOE Ett FEE? sett HESis scone, 417 thst aw. asi A ae ORGAN. hee et a rd tertect dor cont $150; wll ull Siew a F. G. SMITH. 1225 Penna. ave. n. lide of very fine pianon, some suited for be- ers’ practice, others s'icht ¥ used: good as new: fect order ; in order to make room for new stock ‘sell on pay ments of @5. F. G. SMITH. 225 Penna. ave. n. w. fully wood sitghtly used Aeranted nly @isvcanh, “ALG Ee WEED & 7th st. n.w., agents for the celebra & Bacu pianos. “tele-er* Fok, SALt FINE UPRIGHT PIANO: EXTRA ordi ificent, instrument: but juest fake; extra ‘an! full tone: ail the best iy Eig came for ony 810. Guick cash must be sold: half cost. Can bescen at THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, ‘almost new, in first-class condi- ¥ Even wer New Yor heen Hight is reserved to Feiget ai seat FOR SALE—Honrses & Venicies, OR SALE, CHEAP_ONE OF THE BEST MEAT felon sto-< Sr ie thgportherest, with hovne. wagon yon aad harness. all for $300. FOR, RE RENT—06 30 30} ROOM FRAMES OX TUR. maeieigsese tote: FOE, SALESUST ARRIVED FROM ROCKING. ale POOL A 1 RENT _ONFURRIHED— PR. airromees a 15. R RENT — 2624 K ST. N W.—sr aan 5 bath: ail nod. amu yards, a enn aa tN: oftas Red hy oat 9 ie pais of matched bay cach xDY WISHES “TO SELL FU po. tding house of ten boarders: te rie RY. Stadia wats SELL ENTIRE, STOCK ent locality party gatng toch articulars Sek ace = ‘as we have no use fori. @51 Ct. se. rite x folate SAL¥—ESTABLINHED GROCERY STORE: hiese could mot Bird bok 1010 a. m., et ‘on J. eye ot Grue more: dnd Hita a RENT—4 | BEAUTL THR! TUL eatlcgwmtina Call. E. POOLE, $10 F st. nw. R SALE-SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER Pee SALE—ON rhe amt casey U CAN BUY ald adhe as | FS ‘Nascura ‘sale oy urumewmee weneraiiy. 25. oci-Sa” BENTLEDS Drus store, 14th and CP GATENGIOGY, Bon ew BREN, BF Re BICYCLES. m SALES A BARD-TIME COM NATION eae Sata ce R SALE_CHEAP_ONE HORSE, BUGGY a Tia co. R SALE_ Ht ip Atantie Chis. Nye eee BATH HOUSES og tar pelainn, z. yl A TWELVE-TOOM ee All vor BOARDING. aE ELcar alr cal age WARE MAKING IT LIVELY THE District of Coltmbia. i WE ne £1,200. a iM 3300, £2. 2%: Minyount of moneys traneneth Address Box 140, Star's method ef Soin t Mowex situated within the Dis MO 8V To Lay ertate security. ae, rtd a oe. fatd Sarah A. Sparks, decea: goekes spante! dor; answers to the | 18% against the era tine at 120, Silliman Blarien es strom, Harriet 8.” Mathewson, cause ber “¥ entered herein on or before the fire’ fale day oseust Ting forty das after t Ieithe cits Known a ote surveyor of said Di-trict ington John Walker and Ai their solicitor. it ts ordered that the onder for the Tet LOAN—$7.000 ON PROPERTY IN NORTH. = MUR be SSR non mn § C0, $100.00 D ALR, REX CENT To TaN - x Spier $s saci tonne” Erie & Ta 13.090. 1.00. In band; x po delay. {16 CHANLES RARLY, 009 14th ot. ow. OXEY "TO Loax Matas eye ANS ANY SCMN DERIRED. EEG’ Gh pyrerst real eeuate te cubis Walter HACKER. a , Ra; de MIO two sore bs EMERSON COLA. id leet aw. v1 TO LOAN ATS AND @ M sprtd AAAS ESB CREE GS foam Sw cor.’ eeatren ks Peal eotate Wovdanat feit-1m wads wepeitic loan ue District af Cor District of Columbia, th sass" trem @S00 apt aban BH. WARYER 8 co. ONEY, TO LOAN ATS AND Meoxex,2 EE 6 PRR CENT, IN ae SRETO'S mouenan, MoH VOOR Pat, ONEY IN SUMS TO BUTT. ATS aw: cont on D. (real ater wocuriy” VRASe Te Mores member of Wethineson tock Ext henes Pa.ave the Anineton Fire Tas. Co eafire fel TO LOAN AT 5 AND Sq PP rent om ineide tinprovel seat . and where amount of Jon does uot exsent ty ah valueot property. Noagents. Ativece reeeepoR Bk CITY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAIH RONDS” or dees of trust notes. All lorei tomive: can RA PMI eas 1° ig ry "0 TOAN Ww i is Prompt mewonat furniture. pianos, her wecuities wit ene END MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT on rictly private. YOU WANT MONRY? Hf wo. do not fail to act our ‘We make inane on furaiture, pianoe, herene wane _ without removal or publicity, at the lowest por le rates and in tnoget est poasthie thine aus can be paid inpartor tn full at aay time ts tthe convenience of the borrower, ahd tus nest reduces the cont of carrying the loan in profer ‘he naonat pall vou havea lean with parties or have por cf other woods on time and tnd tive van. Yom ca junet conten up and-eatry the Loan for but"you wet the money the day desires loan call and investigate our WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN co., ‘ Fst. nw sa10-20m, MOX"%, 70 Loan ON FIRST MORT@AGES IN the city 500 and 810,000, OSCAitW. WHITE, 90 Fat. now NELIO,LOAS TS ANY SUMS DESIRED AF lowest rates cf interest om approved tant exten, istrict of Colusiie. po delay oe. yond thme necessary for examination of (rite and prep- tration of papers serene THORAS'S. "FISHER & co. iene: 1508 Fat nw. O LOAN WASH. BALTO. AND NORTHERY tal on first~claiw ten’ estate in D.C placed on frwt-class western, A OS JOHNSON, CHEW 8 C0..017 Fat hw \ AND 6 PERCENT ON ie in the District of Columbia, Laree amountan, srotaity. A fsrents of United Security ‘Trast Company af Philadelphia, eit loan 19 per cout of value revavable in instaliomise ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, ein and 1418 F stn w. Ty RUMS FROM 9100 Cpe AT 5 AN ce cesT REAL ESTATE INTs prstercr. R. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘or. 10th and P sts, nw. ONEY T) LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT aT CUR ood tt Meee ns oe Privileges restecting prior a ———s viet TYLER A KUT HERPORD, 1907 Fat. nw Ey TO LOAN ON PROPERTY IN CTY AF nedlicr ceutum per annum. RELL & Jomy Tit Pa. ave. nw, NON REAL PSTATE OR FIRST” security at lownst rates of mescurtty ati of interest. no delay 2. GREEN, 208 7th et now ENHOWRK, cor. 13th and eee AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON real estate to ‘ie eM SEY TO LOAN WAGGAMAN. EY TO LoaN LEGAL | NOTICES. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT of Columbia. Holding a special term for Orphans’ Court business, This 11th of February. Issel Tn estate ot Sarah A. Sparks, dorama. ineton, D. 0. S414, "Admantetration Doc Ih ‘Are ‘ini been made tor the paper writing nrepounded se th inent and for ‘letters testa Boodward, notine Ra re ‘all ‘ear in thie court ot PRID. TMK, TEN O'CLOC “ieee ‘© of this order a Law Reporter ai hires successive Weeks betnre maid dl rt 4B HAGSER Sue Teste. 1. P. i. oe 13th any ot pet Agana Pay docket. Se heathen On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr W. 8) his solicitor. it Inordered that the defendant, le “day occur is dav -otherwiee theewuse be proceeded with asin race af default, eceaee Mit The object of this sult tethe male for the purpose of jon of these otice sha'l be published fasb- la Kepurwer and rss iar ba ro AGNER. Justi y. Tet. ~ 5. R YOUNG, Clerk. So By M.A CLANCY, Asst. 4 copy of tim Pr THE SUPREME COURT OF TH DISTRICT Thin sist day of sah! ase. ‘tnd Lewis Kent. complainants: Sane y gent ‘William ons cz fume) Red 3 Jecteou, ie Walker so Her! nd va Ligele and Keck Maiker, Uefendaite equity No. Ise et un motion of the complainants, by R. B. Lewis, Peja tee shat defeat eitered the ‘of January. A. D. TMieh be Sete in noc 80 asto rewilas follows” Itin under Se ae: fendants, Etta Walker, Wi i. “ dents, E r, William Otis Walker «in HR, KeNraiay of Ide, Walker, ker and Reed Waiker. said Keed Walker (in- fan), cause their appearane. tobe entered hereke cr beore the first ‘rule day wccurring forty daye afte as otherwise this cause will be asin case of defantt. ‘The cbiact of thin cuit in tain a sale of Jot 2 in square 100 in the aL, t a Speten. and for partition or divtaion of jone ventsted. Tits order 2 Evening Star and tee ashi Atruecops. Test 10-8 | pieted, crowsen the fe17 913 Pa. ave RK SALE—ONE LARGE 01 11 STOPS; flognnt cane: ri: tone 4 sote of read cost sort $150 a: bet | fruit. siectric railway to “yale oe A ain IR SALE_A GOOD FARM OF 100 ACRES. SIX. room house, barn, een fort = ms EE ao inte of Wash- veming Mar onceia