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CHTLDRENs HosPTTAl-Eyecfion of De,pcApS7-
Al the annual meeting Of the inoorporosoes a
the Chiidrens Hospital, held at the Hospiti
ing gentlemen were chosen 90 IN oocurrfna
vacancies in the board:
For the term ending December, 1884,
Daniel X. Hagner, NJ D., vice johnson Eliot
NJ. D., deceased.
For the term ending December, lss7,-
Millam ". Johnston. n. d. vice Grafton
For the term ending December, 1854. z
r Garnett, NJ. D., samuel v. Niles, r Ro0
For the term ending December, le00,-N g.
Lincoln NJ. D., s. II. Kaufman, r. 3 Ncaairs.
Edward Temple, reelected.
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DROWNED IN THE CANAL.-Yeaerday ths
BODY OF W. III. Shreve was found In James Creek
canal, near the n street bridge. and was taken
TO the first precinct station. The body was
turned over to Mr.. ). Shreve, brother OF the de-
ceased, living at 1920 9Th street northwest
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CITY AND DISTRICT.



Senator Leland Stanford, of California has
made lease with Theodore n. Vail FOR his resi-
aence, 17o1 X street, (Psrragut square, nor .
term n four years, including the furniture, nor
s 1850. The privilege OF renewing t FOR two
and % 2. time
superintendent OF the railway mail service, but
Is now connected with the Bell Telephone COM
Formerly owned by Gen. Thomas ]. Brady.
Another Vein OF Natural Gas.
STRUCK WHILE BORING FOR FOUNDATION roR
s1CICS GATES.
While workmen engaged IN the work OF 10
claiming the fats were boring for foundation
TOT the siuice gates for the reservoir last Thurs
DAY, a second time they struck q vein OF gas, nc
depth OF nearly sixty feet This time the
iorce OF the gas was much stronger than pre-
yiously. IL rushed through the pipe with much
II IL had been shot out OF a yum. When liohted
~ threw lame nearly twenty feet long. COL
hains has not yet determined the character OF
tne gas, but II Is 20 be thoroughly examined
Col. Hains is inclined TO believe that il is sim
ply marsh gas; but whatever Its Character it
furnishes but poor foundation for sluioe gaiss.
Mother Screaming for Her Chtuareu.
Minnie Jetson, q nes Ly-dressed white woman.
who lives i'm South Washington, was before the
Police Court to-day with her two small chill.
dren, aged one and four years The court
heard the testimony OF Officers ]. N. Barry ana
c. W. oNeiil, which was 10 the effect that ON
the 4th instant the children were found alone
In the house; that the stove was red-hot. and
the children were almost suffocated with coal
gas Also, that on Sunday the children werO
leit alone In the house without any fire and
with the windows open, and almost frozen. The
court ordered the children 20 be sent 70 ST
AIMS Infant asylum. and the woman was dis
charged. When the court ordered the children
10 be sent To the asylum, the mother began
IA RI 70, h.
children TO her. They were taken 20 -
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MAI RIED.

GARRETT-PALMER On Monday. Dscsmha .,
Rev Wm. A Leonsrd. ID D. xTic.E II. vooD
PALMER, daughter Of the late Oliver II. RalmG, a
New York city, to LEIGH OSBORN 0ARRET1Gf
Orlando, Florida
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.210O H st. n.w.1Or-$33.33
81" p ST. NV. l1r... 10
HIS y st. NV, lUr.....4.s)
2it6 Eillycr Pr. 10r. 10
:D2 2Ist. 14r. .m.i......-...6U
-i3i II st. NV. Sr.-......o0
ial2 18th st. NV. .Sr... 40
1884 aSt.i st.n.w. ,sr......35
n HOUSES.
I11US + *. NV, 17r.. $50
1855 + st. ,ljf.....lTo
iiib s.i.aye.H.w. ,1r-.iOU
l341 N.H.are. =, lr......l25
3iOt z st.n.w., i1r.......i50
ttTu9 NJ ~ 3.W., .pT....-.iO0
Road ST.. W. Wash, :. 4 l6.ii.
t'r. 4th Sfayette, ". w. 80
1898 18th st.n.w.. l9E..1ts9
iI01 y St.n.y.. :Jr..... 100
40 4th st.u,W-,l1r.....l5O
TIT y 81. NV, l;sr......4O0
LAOS II 1t. NV, 2ttf. ..4JO
Los lit'i st. NV. Sr. lis
lUi2 iiih 81. NV, l0r... 300
examined BY permit nom
AZ j. FISHER d CO,
la24 + etyeet northwest.
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ARCHITECT CLARKE SUES THE DnrRrcr pua
S2.oOo.-Mr Edward Clarke. one of the refsrssG
entered suit against the District 70 reoover
5000 for that portion OF his fees due by the
District. 1t was stipulated that each Of t.
three referees was to receive a, OOO--ono-haif
from plaintiff and one-half from the DistYfcl
The Treasury having refused 70 honor the va
rant OF Mr.. Clarke on the ground that he WA r
government officer, he brings this suit
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EDUCAmONA.L

~ .nea % 1Aq0AY EYEAfN4 DEC ora,
% G e s,y4Dss q 11ga $50 sese1ea. ossdneeed
ssi 3D. = ',is g =.
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ACCIDENT TO Mr. DANIEL CAHrLL-Yes.
terday afternoon Mr.. Daniel Cahill was cross
ing Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner OF
9th street, and stopped down 10 pick up pack
age, which he had dropped, when one OF Knox's
express wagons ran against him and knocked
MIN down. His injuries are not considered
serious, and he Is expected TO be out IN one OF
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs

HOUSE, Ma ssiss "a ess sis.s,s sS S
xs PA n ss
~ x1o one square from market and school Apply
tMssfy S hsksSSTI,1 ,aalo sTH 81. n. W. THREE
1pss :: IS n ns al m0dss; I'M
south asnaaN ,..l BRICK aWkLLINS;
iSSaHs sA mouse new and modern In eyer respect:
Sn.ns 0ensF4l rent reduced SO TO u if1ediAte
~ W, Z RsyY 4. he.
nor RENT-BRICK DWELLING 1884 9 ST n.
ss SIss paece In ettfsciye order; heated by fur
rcnt. st ssaf pAriors. al mods.p impreyenaentS
ASA s 2yF & a. NV
E teR E.EsI..s6s 10TH sT. T. r: NIcESEVEN-
= 'o'1' dwelling in good order rent reduced 70 SIS
asst -. - - w. Us IS s. NV.
s o.sol HGNT1,,FERNIsHED,e CENTRALLY LO-
sa.eo one House 90 rooms $50 one house. Is
yJS Saao one h6lse, rooms $50. Also, uhfuf-
nl s1 9. eoassA Apply - 4. s. GAYWOOD,
-So-Ssl Corner 9Th and Sta. NV.
For KENT-3O38 3 ST N.W.ENEARLY NEW
4 xaSS 6lloH House, with bay window, mtfobes and
& ttmn psrl9rs fhfary three bed rooms, dfniig
&c TO fesPonsihIe and perfsahent tenant, $50 per
month Apply 70 Room ldI Cofeoran Bids ds+5i.
FOR hENT-HOUsES IN n. ". AND $. ". ron
GoSs OF the city: also sets OF flats with gas and
NOV rent cheap to good tersnts-either white
coloIed. II23 Pennsylvania ave- d5-3ts
EoR AENEDECEMBKR 1bTH-6Os + 81 \.
.se. sWoRMs sirisiS 's 4 B ias1siss
.- oo-os -.-.- S,s.. 8a2 F st.
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For THE NIGHT LODGING HoUsE-Mr. z
w. Hawk sends % TO The STAR for the bene1t
of the Night Lodging house.
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FOR RENT-HOIfSEs

n y
i IoaI1rcae-slsassf a09c ST. n W 40
{, 81 i ;s 81 s. !
issa Gsnn 90. .-lsss, sss il,s :. 49, Y y
is 81 81 i 1871 sYa I 90 i:sssi.sss
Is i5ss. siics fooms .sS - So '-'-'-.-'.-ls
RI.sve, MT Conn ssls. So, 5tA g. mr. RI Az. s,sc
z:: {: s;s 81 S!s'. 4
5 5s:S .ls a!:4 :sS; fisss and
A. 'e"'@'A A''' ass.S 18th and IsiSi i %
d. FITCH i1 Esn r 4 ss sss
CNOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - -
"a E. F. IS sss F. .ys
isSs g IS IS sTS i
Msars P,essss t9 sSi P $
HGxara Snivsssty 1903 St NV q rooms
Rr.s.s.1,sA, ,s su ssSS eann .v. mr. H,a,x,
sssa c,cs 10 s. ns; ~ sS.9
Is, s:s ~, ssss = 81 =
f ID near ns1n s @ ur st. lSts II
Permits to see the above houses can b had at my
Office only.
Property placed with me for rent sale is literally
nd ~ K q R0ITzMAS. 10Th and r s.s.nw
nor RENT-A NEW, AND cpMPLETKLY FUR-
Il nished House: all linens. table ware silver &c
eleven rooms; within half block Dupont Circle res,
sSs a.
NV. oc7:,m
DOR RENT-FRAME DWELLINGS, 8 ROOMS.
II S. Also Dwelling and Store. SO. on the Bladens,
burg road, Just north of terminus of street cars
sW9kMsIEpT BRADLkY. %. ST n2ArlmI
FOR THE SEASON Or
Apply to - -
". HUYCK.
nIo-Im 1905 Pennsylvania ave
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
Furnished, 18th ST., near Dupont circles $3.50 Der
month.
Hnrnished, 18th ST. near K; 5000 per month.
tufnfshed, q ST., near 18th: SIPS per month.
F9rhlshe9 81. Rear 18th: 500 per minth-
'e' near Iowa A f3ssif sieG n RI @Sa'h
1426 + R.nw,
bI4-3m Real Estate and Loans
LOk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE OF
10 rdehis In one OF the choicest ioeatit es OF the
desirable as home for family of means rent S325
n25-iit jS6 A. PRESCOTT. 1915 Fstn.w.
EoR RENT-A HoGSE or THIRTEEN ROOMS,
newly furnished and complete in all its appoint
neats on Na.3aciusetts west of 10Th ST. WIN be
ret TO oesitanie ant for the session or longer Adj
dress Box la, star office alH-Im
IHttR RF.NT-HAN DSOMELY FURNISHED / 4 40
netiriit ave- to private firnily only rooms.
iosse,sah gwen at once Apply at he house no2l.lm
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FOR RENT-R00MS

ERE ssdlssAss s5Is b Is ksE
~ ssss sd isn Y 4s. nsf sHs snssss
Eidk i, j EzsT1zHaE aas1s5zzf azsi FUR
very desabs pssSn Ma % e ys5sss
for &c Song .:s Gentlemen only l7a0 n
HafybI.r nsss SpssaR 9 = R S
m rs in ahS 9s ,oss91s and Win All
f is st the coming n MH
E0R RENT..A FINE PARLOR SUITE OF
sa r In sssfy
ss. sESr ,oi,Ssa s,IaNS u As ExeQI
dress Box 1856 Star Office en'eS Helm
EoR RENT-stTrFs OF FURNISHED ROOMS
q, sps s;oase hSnss with or wthoet beard ssatae
ply to W. O. DENIsON. 92S st. NV nlSim
FOR RENT NEWLY AND HANDSOM ELY
ss pnp &c WITS or SINGLE gs a9ss
s. Es a aSs cars terms I
FOR RENT.l754 N ST. n. W. INTERSECTIONS
farie2s sSa ~
mouse complete Ia its appointments telehof
reerescs Can set~ee sna s
FOR RENT-HANDsoMELY.A AND NEWLY
rnace onsn suite OF apasaents southern
appointments Of wekept. refined home: three
s1 ssa Sys @ Sss
EXCHANGED. Penn. ave. cars pass the door. n1O-1m
FOR RENr-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, NEWLY
1 ana snnt hRan s furnished Rooms suite o. sin
ences 14l1 street NV. nglm*
faoR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENIs, FUR
hoo nished In private dwelling: convenient to the
n4Him J - - - -
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED--SITU ATOMS.
WANrED-BY Az ExPERiEscsD LADY ~
guaranteed. ADDRESS l. b. star office; lf.
WANTED--BY An ExPERIENCEp DRESS
chiidrens clothes and altering dresses spe aaiiy.
Address NJ. p. scar sffee w,
"ANrED..BY AN ACTIVE, ENERaEII0
w Young Man and an experienced clerk and sales
Star Office. lf
UYANTED-BY Az EXPERIENCED FRENCH
w cook with the best Recommendations. Position
In private family or Restaurant Address A; ",
UTANTED-BY s YOUNG NAN. 4 sITuA-
ply at gus 2tth St nv. --zs-- - :. Its
WANTED : BY REsPECTA BILE ceLORED
arve III d, e.n do NAM Swine and Is Wiling to
travel Az Apply a4is St. nv US >''' It's
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR TWO First
COOKS, waters, drivers and porters DuNDoRE &
WTANTED-BY TWO REsPEt-.ABLE WHITE
60 gaas sasr a In s Isste Gam s live ens =
city reference Can Ut 81 H 4 n e Its
WANTED--BY REspEcTABIE WHITE
cook ASdss fi6stsE sa
office. ..a.=-ss. 1s<
WTaNrEp-B A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w white girl: situation as hsusemaid Of nurse
XyyASTEp-BY A REsPEcTABTE coIoKED
w Girl Situation as tirss-olsss Nurse. Can fur
Eish good references Apply 1t l849 l2th st. NV lt*
WANTED : BY a COMPETENT COZ RED
CoacLnaan OF perfer. Can give good referencea IA
dress sls 10Th ST n.Y,- it,
WAIVED BY a LADY : coPY1Ss : AT
Address ,iiss L., r O. Box eS6 nIs-im*
"ANTED-BY 4 WELL EDUCATED LADY,
=. s pd wfsT G ses s
nished- Address CLERK, star ONCE ds-3tsl
WANTFD--BY COMPETENT FRESCHMAY
800 ss Per saod a!s ass ' 81 ss
" 4NTED-A POSITION AS SALESMAN OR
dss re sad S
w tNTED-BY a WHITE MaN-SfTUAFION
arst-ciass. Adde'S ]. L, isII ' st. nv. dsrsis
w ANrEp-EvENING WORK IN sTENoGEA-
andehs.s to usIiibers OF congress aud others
a t Sci Bos ~ g.sS o m i'o "'ras
N1yAN1ED-A SITUATION BY A CON PE4ENT
w white woman AS ht,ssekeeper or cook il d first
class prvste family best OF reierences Address BOX
2u. Star office. dS-3f*
WANTED BY A REFINED. CUMPE.rEYT
Young ia Position as for g1
OLIVIA, STIR oice d.-3,s
UANTED-BY 4 COMPEL tNT WHITE Wo-
t. s.w. d1-2t&
Va ANTED-Bi y REStfd"TAII.E COLORED
w t'ri, Situation Cook, without Washing
IRONING or 10 nurse City references Address 3ll Sd
81 ne d .-:t$
W ANTED-A SITUATION BY a YoUND
w Man OF good address i'm Patent solicitor At
torney oice: mas had two years ;ercnce in
Ps, office drawing, &c. References from last
employer. etc Address A. I. II. Box l243, huston,
Mass. lT-}tf
WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN Fxi,ERI-
w encet nglish coacanl has best ref feiceS
Cal Ell address WI. I. DOwNEi' = Livery stable,
inzD L. 81. n. dI-3t*
NTANTfD-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG NAN |
w aged 10 years. employ ment in Store grocery
rreeTred IS willing tp work and give refer
eHca: Address GEORGE. W. HiTZ Southwest cor.
Pennsylvania aud Oti! 81 Sc. d7-Sts
XNANTED-BT a YOUNG MARRIED MAN. 4
w SiIiaton; experienced ia Gents F1rnisi q Bust
neSI, or willing 10 work in any department. Adj |
dress {. f ". 1929 lth ST. n.w. d5-3t*
UTANTED-!F EDG MED A GOOD. H0NEysT
w cook, chamberiiiai, w.ritress nurse, cvacnap,
WALKER or for any ,.iiid OF work, White eoi1ri
u.i.iU ;l q reference. go to NATIONAL LA Ok
bU "a Z. OH Itii st. n2s-zwA
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WANTED--KOOMS.

Vy-iN'EEi-f OR FIVE UNFINISHED
w Rooms good legality ior light hou>ek. D tg;
sec.sfi hsor trims moderate Address
lthtt-.
u-ANTED-DS FiRSr OR SECOND FLOOR
w comfortably furnished Room stifioary wash
stand Ni.h hT~t -SS able and privileges of hume
priya:e fin5uy ~ eie-Isd- Best OF reference given
ABd required Sat: lowest price. Address II <. V.
star aihGr. d--2ts
VlyANT.,D-AII WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w irssrTnie.s Zoe will ii il realty their
aiv ~n..v 80 register iil saf t4clars
ClICiDTy renting Cloud building.
Stli and z SIS. Room IA. Ufhce daily from >
q pm. ~ B-.isT y. kiS-EII- dltt*
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ENOa RENT
Il Cor. 18TH & NY, ay..'
4Ur.. m.i.......... ss5o.uD
1466 T.. l. av,l2r.,inlS3.3;,.
10Th St, bet. . / e.LGG.o.
1873 \. IL. av .,.l3 r...l2;j
1919 y. H. av., - r..-.iOGi
l Ii1S ] st. NV, Ii ..<:}.3t
go Sd st. NV. IL r-.tS;5. b.
FURNiSHE
1910 18th E.w., iOr.. .Si5G
lila y G.n.w. Il 2r.....2:.a1i
S3I h st.n.w.,l0r.......-iS,I
t:O5 h st.h.W., i 5r.....-2 sUI
1911 o st. l.w. i IT,. 100
13S3 0oypoTan st. ,..,F. S:i.,;.s::55
l4l3 II st.u.w.,13r ply.
221UO II st.n.w .iUr... SO
ia. Conn. ave. 3tsD
1926 " st. n.w..16r...-.2iSet
l1U2 10Th st.n.w. .9r......15
1902 II sr.n.w. ,l6r......9H
1865 Fl st.n. w..ilr......15Ul
1913 lNh'st.n.w., 10r.. 50
a:19 Ith ~ n.W-.Qr..,c5Q
1888 Vt.aye. n. w.,sr....fo,f
Tire above n onses can he
our o1fi6s onfy. ritOAl
dflr
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

II BARBER SHOP,
--- THE WOODMONF
CORNER 18TH ST. AND IOWA CIRCLE
Apply TO S. y. nFYGK,
as, 15oS Pernsy iga,lia ave
EH0k RENT-STABLE IN r4f REAR eli, iAl2
street, opposite British texattQr: rer stvite,
four stalls: Coachmafs and all inIprcy pns
Apply 10 A. r. BRICE, ia 18th 81. dl-lm
TNOR RENT-A HANDSOME TURNOUT. Cox
l. sisting of a CoupeletIe New York ffUil1. two
spirited Horses, an1 nickel mounted Harness: viii
be let for the season 4 reliable party willing to- pay
fair price Tor private equpage. Address BOX To-.
Star Office ,fy-lm
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr. ALEXANDER SAM
MAN: = Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Alexander
sandman tof Sandman Breen, comm ssion
merchants louisiana avenue and 10th street.
walked over to Wilkinsons commission house
ana was seen TO totter. He was caught before
iaillng and taken into the store and died i'm
precinct station and thence TO his residence.
2o2 street northwest He was q man OF tam
ny, % years of age, and IL is thought that his
death was caused by heart disease.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Issued by Inspector Entwisle: NJ King, cree,
Tour two-storv dwellings, corner lst and X SITS
story and basement dwellings Vermont ave
nue., between u and v streets north west:ef Ooo
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District Gover.meus AGAir..

Mr. Martin Cronin, chief OF the firs depsee-
ment has submitted a report OF It's operatious
10 the Commissioners for last month which
states that there were ID alarms for firea heinz
an increase OF over the preceding month and
decrease OF 2 rom the corresponding month
VI the preceding year. The estimated loes
amounted TO SD $40, covered by Insurance of
Si1,. 30, against loss OF $4,000. with an in.
surance oil Sl 900, for the preceding month aud
against loss OF IS, 100, with an Insurance Of
Ss,ooo, Tor the corresponding month of the pre.
ceding year. During the month local alarms
were received Tor hres, entailing q loss OF $50,
covered by an insurance OF $40 Fire Narshsi
W.. Drew inspected S5 stores I'm regard 20 the
storage and sale OF combustible material and
hHanfnable oils. The average quantity kent
on hand at each place is one barrel The two
horses put TO trial with engine com panies and
o have been found suitable and their purchase
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LOST AND FOUND,

4 OST-A CIRCULAR SLEEVE ON ETH ST
j north and south. Liberal reward will be paid al
ZIG l3i2 ST. ) ~ Its
L OST-ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER BID, A
- small gold shield bangle. with initials ~. A. +.
y on one side and Il monogram the other. Finder
will Please return TO 9l1 ST. and receive re-
ward.
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3Si5 " st., 6R.. A.LS29.50
g41 18th St.. 7r......20. 40
20 II ST., Sr............20.sO
1903 tOrcOran. Yry....2u5O
] lat36 C0rc0rsyn i. 6rl9.3O
1850 Valley st., sr.-l6.5O
0:3! c:sth S.. 3 rs......15.5O
i2224 1 St. 5r.. m.i.....1S.3O
lSaO 23d ST. Dir. ,waterl3.3O
Canal ST., 4r.................-l2
Rear gn15 N.Y.avenpe.u
iSf:32:<d st. water, II. 30
IG2S L ST., 5 rs...-......10
24.,S + ST. n W., 4 rs. 1890
i3u2t Wafer ST., 3r.........lO
1920 PENN. ave., IT. 10
1927 2Ith st. d, 4 rs...........S
Nfuhln l,.fh n GaSS aN Oh
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

E'OR RENT-oFFICE AND CLUB ROOMS IN
- nov National theater; elevator TO each floor,
running daily until l2 pm. Houses furnished and
uninrnrshed in all parts of the city. q. A. ARMTS
1887 r 1t. nIp-Im
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A'YD "<AAS -
IAOa6-8 Pa ave. $50
1910 19th n. w.. 1S ss,1M
1853 T n.y., II rs. .NS. "a
4zO5 NAN, 10r. .,3. "a
1914 tSth NV, FRS.
1908 Conn, ay., Jlrs. 20
HsreWQ0d ave. l0fs. so
1899 l4th st. NV, Tor. go
24QH Pa avs II w. /, 12r 40
3ge MsG n. W.. 12r.,......4O
639 MAsAav. H. O., ii. 80 so
45g4M Wash. st. or. %
1915 18th II. w., 6rs. 40
OFFICES.
1877 Pa av. n.w.. I'd A.lOO
ass La ave-; I'd stofy-.,2.,
323 2 +. lCha ;ncy b'lgl
several Office rooms.
Basement 33i Az ST.. ...l5
do B. H.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UrAXrED-H. ttls-Es--I DESIRE To PUR.'H ASH
w sound. dUcle Horse: weight iess than 40
b.: hs-kt. aOu4 10 To lola s.s.s: for coupe. >tufe
whsrc AMI when horse seen and pre- Al
crrs< th1St .. flee I4oc< BOX ~. IL, :St~
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NOR RENT j,
H. 15lAj il ST.. Tor. .S55.a5l
l412 10Th nv. tlr-.......0
3li9 ifst. Or. furh'.:
2iO9 ttsi.. Sr......... ........5O
>4G6 Pa.xv- lUr. ,nI.i 45.50
l143-i5 list ST.. Dr.,
III. l....A..-.............42.E0,
1927 HA ave. lt}r 1870
1889 X St. = r.,m i...Si5. SD
2l37 + 81 fr.. n.i..-;W. 40!
Store, 3O19 II st,.........-lSi
6f51BlT ed 81, 7r.. %. 30!
2..2l n st., lOr.. III. lilo
2l4l II 81, rs--.......8.5ui
1916 NJ IT., Sr. m..-2:l.:E1I
l15l-l155 ) ST., ,iir...25.H3
3Ui7 Is ST., 8f. ..:s.5O
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I H. HERTtOkD,- REAL ESTATE, LOANS, IN
State and at has y 4 sye Aonsy tosped 9arsai
sod sKen's coaaecae iiHurapM q hrssclxs COM
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INOK SALE-TWO ELEGANT NEW HOUSES
ott l0sh o. bssween MAsx. Ave. and ~ 81 ,aN.,
containing cellar, with heating apparatus: Rase.nent
Dining roon kitcNn and Haalries; First floor Parlor
and Sitting room Second floor. twp lsree I@smhsr2
bers and q nu4Aher Of WardroSes. The houses are
constructed very substantial aud the plumbing ia Of
me best ind sHeuSss are open Tor i,sneeta0il For
PIG i!ce and terms apply to owner. R. GOf4ns;HMlh
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AID YOUNG MIN De
w sisHy I,st srs'ii si.s.- saspiosnans home
SET y is,r elscSss uSnei Zee DstaIIcs.
3eStio- No c-.s'va-siH.- al Jia;eriais furnished.
A%,lfess a kkSi NATION ART ROJl~. 10 Pearl ST.
Boston Iass- r. D. ..b.S. Be14-ta, tb.s to k4t
WANTED L.TDiHs To WORK Fol. - Al
w stseir ONO homes 81 te $40 pei vee~ can be
9i.eJiy MATT No fiicta pdiutins no clny assng-
FOr iul particulars .esISe address. ht oGcp. TX y
CESI ART CT. Ke-tos Mass. iiox 5.l1O n2l-aw
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LTOR SALE-A 7-8OOM BEItn HOUSE 1910
9th st. NV; lot - feat inches front by 90 feet
Az. in:ii'.s deep ihs Is q rare aFpnfidnf.y for Il
small investment. and is offered for close ~
al estate WAGER rents and uxes paid To June, 10th
1856 The Title is indsputable. the ground having
been purchased frs. the United states about forsy
u Yeas ago, and has not since changed hands.
Ie!as e,s5. Apply at 5Ol NJ st. n. W., between and
u Dc.Ock D. M. dJ-1t
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ICOR SALE-FOLIOwTNG BARGAINS:
STORY rame, ST bet 18TH and 10Th sts NV,
d 70 ms, large irUIt yard terms easy: 81 $50.
3sory bt.ck, q ST, te.- I'D and gath str nv, 8
rooni> gas apd water: - cash, bal In year: 81 0UI
Printed list of other pI operty furnished.
WESCUTT 4 WILCOX,
DIT 1907 Penn. ave.
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An TngeniousIy Organized
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Wheeling Register
The policy Of Republication
this STATE by slsly and sprFepti-
tioasly capturing OUT public insli-
tptions j. thoroughly aud deeply
laid Thepte.eni pointscf insid.
ious asiask tho Hospilalfot the
Insane aud the University pfsyest
Virginia, The fact that Dr Bland,
ina small village, in which his
connections are very extensive has
nctseen Iiitsto exclude them from
positions for which they are emf
nently qaaliIled is nadeIthe oslen.
sible object Of attack. The real
object isloa discrsait the manage.
melt because IL il conducted On
der Democratic auspices.
The samesecret motiyeunderlies
the whole scheme Of reorganization
II the West Virginia University.
The presen. Regency is Democrat.
ic,and the Governor was merci
lessly assailed for their appoint
ment. The assault has been con.
tinued ever since, bath upon The
institution and the Regency. The
secrstof their attack is nneues.
tionably political. And one Of the
most injurious and insidious u N,
phases is TO appeal to the Legislai
ture TO undo what the Regent,
have dome, or 10 do something
which they have thought iuexpe.
dent. For example; When the
regents upon one occasion took The
liberty Of selecting their own sec
rotary a bill was forthwith pre-
sented in the Legislature to TAX,
away his salary. The secret wa
that the secretary was u promi
nent Republican and the new ap
pointee was a Democrat. This Il
only ono Of many instances.
The Register warns the Democra
cy Of the Staten due season Of thi,
systematic attack upon Dur publ,
institutions. Az the proper time
itshsll DO prepared TO show tina
these institutions arein safe hand
and prosperous condition, and tina
changes emanating from Republi
can sources should be regarded
with jealous caution, as the expert
ence Of the past should teach tina
there is some Interior, hostile ant
political object.