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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-12
MUSIC DEALERS.

USIC
b W Prentice, leading music dealer pianos. or
gaus, sheet music, musical books. etc: lO1 FRS
street.
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UNDERTAKEN.
Norstio Cook, furnishing undertaken importer and
manufacturer, III Second street.
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+ 8 Chadbourne Go, dealers i'll artistic furniture
cor First and Yanhill streets.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
JR Gill Co. wholesale stationers and booksellers,
publishers of maps of Oregon and Washington
Territory; % 80 First street.
blake McFall Il Co. 1902 Front street importers
and jobbers OF book, news. writing and wrap
ping papers. paper bags, cards stock and straw
paper, straw and binders boards.
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

nR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN, IS REGU.
~ LAR graduated Physician, educated at Bow.
doin College and University of Michigan. He has
devoted a lifetime to, and is acknowledged to be,
the most expert Surgeon in lis specially the
Pacific Coast,
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STAR SPRING BEDS

e Haseltine & Co, 22G and 22S Front street. i'll
porters and dealers in wagon and carriage mi
terinl.
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First National Bank-President, Henry Failing
Vice President, II W Cor.ett: Cashier q With
Europe and the Eastern States. Collections made
on favorable terms.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-12

GALVANIZED IRON AND TERRA GOTTA.
Bayer l. Stauch. metal roofers and manufacturers
of gal, anized iron cornice: agents for Glad
ding McBeans terra Gotta chimney; 2i3 and
$50 Second street.
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FOUNDRlEs
BANKERS.

Campbell, Jones 4 Co, Union Works, cor Front and
Main street.
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IMPORTERS AND JOBBEkS OF HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL.
Corbett, Failing h Co, 81 and IS Front street.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-12

JEW
Butterheld Bros, manufacturers OF watches, Jew
el-rs and engravers. Agents for American
Watch Tool Company. Lathes and Watchnakers
Tools; lC234 First street. up stairs.
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IMPORTERS. WHOLESALE GROCERs AMI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
McCraken 4 Co, 60, 81 and "a North Front street
Allen Lewis, North Front street. betw n e and u
Corbitt l. Macleay, "a and &C Front street.
Miller h West, III Front street, between Washing
ton and Stark
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-12

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. WAGONS. MILL MA
CHlNEkY, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18
Night Schools in Our City.

To the Editor OF The THE EVENING STAR:
All praise 10 the few philanthropic and noble
hearted ldies who have raised and pledged
several hundred dollars 10 initiate a system of
night schools, and demonstrate their necessity.
That they are needed is very evident from the
hundreds of applicants for admission. Liberal
donations are yet needed, and will be, until
Congress can be induced TO make suitable APP
pr, priatiOns to secure their permanent organi-
cation and support, without employing the al
ready overwurked and salaried teachers of our
public schools.
These night schools should be an additional
Industry in our city, and the funds raised for
the purpose should not be used to increase the
liked salaries of our public school teachers
There are plenty OF well qualified gentlemen
and ladies in this city who would be glad to en-
ter this field of instruction.
"LET THERE BE LIGHT
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
xAfrcm Washington, containing l12 acres all under
high state of cultivation IL has convenience
for easy and nrst-ciss farming and the marketable
produces more than the expenses Of the place
mansion recently designed by q we'll known Bos-
Ton architect. and is rstclss in ali Arrangements
Also good dwelling houses foreman and other
hands As suburban home II Is luxury. and needs
only TO be seen 10 be appreciated The parts
with IL only because business demands his
Boston inquire OF owner. - X. PRIEST. the place.
one mile from rakonla station. ID. c. on Metropolitan
Branch, B. and o. h r. Post Office address Box 1913
Washington, ID. c. dl1-5t*
INOR sALE-THIRTY-ACRE MARKET FARM,
IN near the city, Stotts station, NJ b. B. and o. K H.
Improved BY 6-room Stone House. Barn, Ice House,
and other buildings Apples. Pears. Str wberries
Rsspberries, Grapes, Currants and garden vegetables
are marketed Well of good water, severI springs
fSi pord with 3-year-1ld carp Will sell exchange
FOR city property. inquire OF /. e. IOU NJ n W.
9th 81 and Pennsylvania ave n dl7-3t
DROPERTY AT LAUREL FOR SALE, ON THE
Il b. q o. X r.. about half way TO Bailimore. front
ing about feet Main street. n0t far from K X
station laurel Machine company properly, con-
sistux Of large Sote factory britinS foundry build
Ing dwelling houses. with the land. IN iee suit
able manufacturing purposes and COED site for
hotel. boarding school De: viii b. sold low
address III. e. EATON,
n25-e04w 50 Franklin ST., baltimore, Nd
I,oR SALE -FApMs- HAVE FEW
1T Farms end Bo.s.ns Lots Tor sale on the Metro
DosiIxn Il IL. cosagei TO lie ETY.
A "A IL 4 D. Is
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IA h.

BROWNE Departed this M. Decsmhee l1sA,
1885, q the residence Of her husband No eco 20gk'
street northwest, SARAH, beloved wiz Of Rrh0s1
Browne. at SIS y. m, eyed Sorty%x yean ed ew0
monthA
Funeral It two O'Clock. 90th inst.. rom g. NasYs
chapel, I'D street northwest
DAVIS In the hope Of hsight immortality. g
tieth year Of her oge
21st, at two o'clock.
RAY. Al the rssidenee Of hh brothsrinasw.
James Caday, No 2x00 = street northwest on me
The ftenos u the hniy ere respectfully iuv1se1 =
attend his mineral on Sunday. DScsmbsr 20sh, = 3
O'Clock.
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Real Estate Sales.

Celestine Gusts has sold to Francis Wharton
for 81, 1917. 10 two lots the north side of Hill
lyer avenue, just west OF Connecticut avenue,
one lot having frontage Of Att feet and the
other adjoining with ten feet Of the next lot,
James y. Davis ct al, heirs Of jos. G. Davis,
have sold TO Augustus Burgdorf for S6,772.57
Bonndsry street: Northeast M. John I'M s Sr
man has sold to James e. Gilmore, through
Dulany & Whiting, the block OF three.story aud
basement houses, Nos. 1913 and 1915 goth
street and corner 2Oth street and Sunderland
place, for $26.OOO. MessrS. Hufty & Dyer have
sold for the Corcoran Fire Insurance company
premises No. 1O06 18th street northwest, to p.
81. Christman, esq, for q 900; also for Alfred
Richards, esq No. 1902 18th street northwest
70 DIR. w. T. Hord, U. S. n, for e0, 700; also for
corner 9th and = streets, TO w. G. Newton, ESQ.,,
for 81 Per foot cash; and tor VIM. H Claeett,
ESQ.,, lot 1Sx1OO feet on the north side OF St,
bet. 18th and 18th sta, to II. I. johnson. ESQ.,,
for IS cents per foot cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18
tn. Gaze os sseorx. Hath.

1T WILL ror GO To THE GRAND JURY.
This morning In the Police Court Judge smell
called the attention OF MIR. Thomas % the case
of George HUH. the car driver who was recently
acquitted OF a charge of manslanshter, I'm caus-
ing the death of Becky Bunyea, and said that
there had been n grea; deal said about the dis
position OF the and the court would like
the case TO be presented TO the grand Jury IL any
additional testimony was discovered, or the
government Was not satisfied.
Mr.. Thomas said the government was per-
fcctly satisfied, and did not claim that they
had any case whatever.
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The seventh street. Pole Case.
FINAL INJUNCTION GRANTED ny Jupo



In the Equity Court yesterday Judge Hagner
granted an injunction against the Western
Union Telegraph company on the suit OF r. c.
Hewitt, stephen ID. Cassin, VIM. T. Thyson,
John Pepper and VIM. O. DonneIl 10 restrain
the company from obstructing 9TH street with
poles. The case has been before the court since
last May. Judge Hagner I'm granting the In
JHnction decided that the permit Of the District
commissioners 10 the telegraph Company 10
ereci poles did not give right To Interfere with
The right NJ citizens on the street.
Ihe proceedings 10 obtain an injunction were
begun when the Western Union company had
decided upon plan, which met the approval
OF the Commissioners 10 lay their wires under.
ground from their main office TO the corner OF
ath street and New York avenue. From that
point the wires TO be taken up on poles and car
rled out OF the city by way OF eth street and
the Commissioners granted q permit for the
erection OF the necessary poles. The property
owners on eth street north of New York ave-
nue. seriously objected % such proceeding and
began the proceedings which resulted yester.
day In a final injunction. W. A. Cook and W
G. stone appeared for the complainants, and
the right of the District Comm issloners 60 grant
the permit was defended by Mr.. A. q. Riddle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18
MAR RED.

December IL, 1855, by the Rev. W. H Laney, Mt.
CHARLES II. HARVEY, Of Maryl.ud, 20 Mis-
G. No cardA ..
sMooT-BELT: On "Wednesday. pec. le. lSes. =
Mechanicstown, Nd by the brides brother, 1ov.
Osborn Belt SAMUEL q SHOOT, Of wsshinGsoa, %
RACHEL A BELT, Of BairanorS soanfy. "A 10
cAraR
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

ENOR RENT.
1913 10th st: NV. fur, IL rooms 81 SEQ per year
Y0S r st. NV, IL r, $40 per mo.
faSS14 ST. NV. furnished, - rooms, $l25 month.
0sSo . st. Sc, Ia rooms ali imps, $50 mo.
20! A. NV. rooms over store Ss mo
IN IN, In In st. Sc, rooms. all jumps, $50 mo.
r1SS Otn ST. NV, q rooms, all impS., $50 mo.
gSs ST Sc. 6 rooms and bath. all mps Sl6 mo
10 18th st. Sc, room. SO mo-
-. houses on Bladensburg Road, near Bdy, So mo-
a1-Im sWoRMSTEDT l. BRADLEY. 927 St
nor kENT-S1x-ROOM BRICK HOUSES. 1871
nnq 1910 90 81 NV water and gas. Apply TO r.
T. PAlRO, 4S2 Louisiana ave dS Inc
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II ST. n "
* rooms, m. l.; 81 800 per year.
nIs-im ADAMS & BEA Ii, 1920 St
FOR RENT-HOUSES
month. P 0' P>"" feA
FURNISHED, 10th ST., near K; $500 Der month
Eurnished, st., near 18th: 81 IS per month
EurnsheG, St, near 18th; 800 per month
FURNISHED, near Iowa circle: 800 per mouth
AUSTIN P. BROWN,
.,.o- 1920 + st. NV.
.H9-on Real Estate and Loans
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FOR RENT-STORES.

L,OR RENT-sTORE 225 PENN. AVE g. F.,
II Capitol Hill, good stand for Dry Goods, Cloth
lug Boots and shoes, Millinery, &c Inquire 40 9Th
StSw. d11-3t
Tor RENT-A FIRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR
4. Bank. Brokers Office or Insurance tCOmpany'S
Office: 18th st. opposite the u. - Treasury. Pos
session January lst 1856 Apply At It's 18th st.
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|. A BAD Boy Price, young
coored man, was before Judge Smell to-day for
assaulting his step-mother this morning. The
old lady testified that when she called william
to breakfast this morning he refused TO get up
and Afterwards became noisy and struck her
with q stone and threatened TO kill her. She
said he had stolen his fathers pistol and had
gathered up two dozen eggs and some of their
chickens. The court fined him 800 or 60 days
for the assault, and required him 70 give $500
bonds In default OF six months. He Was sent
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T>Ko1xAs BOWLING. Aucssonssr.

TTNKoNAs BOWLING. Aucs5onesr.
FINE COUPE. HOODED KENTUCKY MARE.
PHAETON, CUTTER SIT OF HARE EsA
Bells 0oACHhANfs OUTFIT. Ac- &C. At
On TUESDAY. DECEHBER TWENTYSECOGD,
1855, q TWELVE L., In mont Of my salesroomk,
win sell one Fine Coupe IN splendid order. with shans
snd pole, ane Black kentucky Mare known - MID
night" . splendid ANIMAL one utter. with bella
Phaeton, Harness. Coachman's bel0n0dngA &c, Ac.
those In search OF any Of the above wousd DO well %
1--WE this sale their atte Atom.
dis-& THos DowLING, Aucsionss.
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Sinking Fund Office Appointments.
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS AND TREASURER
JORDAN.
United States Treasurer Jordan has replied to
the letter of the District Commissioners Of the
5th instant, In reference to the appointment
of Miss Mott as a clerk in the sinking
Fund Office, and inviting attention TO the Ques-
ton whether the law does not devolve the APP
pointment upon the Commissioners. Thet
treasurer says he ie not aware of any provision
of law comforting upon the Commissioners the
power to appoint clerks to perform duties in his
Office, and asks the Commissioners to point out
wherein he has violated either law or prece-
dent
The Commissioners in their reply say they do
not see their way clear to pay salaries ex-
cept upon legal appointment, which Is Q
question of statute, and they have sup
posed the case to fall under the general pro-
vision Of the organic act June IL, 1881
devolviLg upon them the duty to make. APP
pointments to any ONCE under Them and to
include their salaries in their estimates. II
they are correct In this case as analogous TO
that OF the policemen who serve at the White
House."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

ARRAIGNED FOR MANsLAUGHTER.-Iu the
Criminal Court this morning John Mahoney,
indicted for manslaughter, in killing Patrick
Bennett on the 14th OF November, was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18
The Hebrew Fair.

DONATIONS OF MONEY AND SUPPLIES RE-
CEIvED BY THE COMMITTEE.
The following donations have been received
since Dec. Z, 1855, by the committee in charge
Of the Hebrew fair: From Mrs. Sommers and
Mrs. Strauss, cash S27.95: NJ. w. Beveridse,
decorated tea set; ]. w. Burkart & Son, 100
cigars, through Mrs. B. Strausberger; Mrs. Fis-
chel, cash, 80; F. J. Heiberger, $40; sewing ma
chimes from Louis Baar, c. Auerbach, ]. ID.
McKenney; Mrs. NJ. Newmyer, SO; johnson
Eva Stern, 81; Miss l.. solomon, barrel Of flour;
Samuel Palmer, ten dog. bottles Milwaukee,
beer: Muhrs & Son, New York, SO; Louis Ny
erhardt, 50; Stilson Hutchins, So; Crosby s.
NOyes, $5; Chas. t. Zane, Philadelphia,S1 $40; W..
H. Hoover, south down mutton; John w. Bot
eler & Son. decorated ci ner set: Herman
Gosch, 100 cigars; Great Falls Ice company,
ice for the fair; VIM. Shuster, table cover and
doz. napkins; Mr. Goldberg, violin (Michaeiisl;
N. Sampler, Sons & Co., Brooklyn, y. y, Mrs
w. Nordlinger) suit OF clothes and overcoat;
Independent Ice company, ice ond the usa Of
water coolers for fair, one ton coal; Robert Disc
Co. sa IL q e,9ss
Moses Montifiore; {. A. Sauter, six bottles of
wine; Max Cohen, printing press; ID. Hoifa, sill
yer mposing stick; l.. Heilpria, opera glasses
Lutz Bro ladies' hand satches; e. FanIen,
Baltimore (secretary) ACCORDION and ALBUM
Barbour Hamilton. 2 barrels -four Cash
S4.65; Mrs. Fischer and Daughsen, S4.75; Miss
Hattie Strauss, $3.50; Mrs. Sanger aud Stern,
5000; Miss kaufman. $3.50; Mrs. J. Herman,
$2S.75; cash from friends, $3.50. Fancy ar
ticles, paintings, needle work, &c, from Miss
NJ. Meyer, Miss Bertha kaufman, Mrs. NJ. New
myer, Miss Eva stern, Mrs. Sacherman, Miss
Wolf, Miss Rose Lewis, Miss Richard, Mrs 2.
Cohen, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. X. Harris A. Mi
chaels, X. Goldsmith, Miss Emma Rasher, Mrs.
Fellheimer, ST., Mrs. Sacherman, Mrs. Fischer
and Daughsen, Mrs. Sanger. Miss Sanger and
Stern, Miss NJ. kaufman, Mrs. /. Herman,
Mrs. A. Kaufman, Maury Dove. ton Of
coal; d. Walter, two boxes OF soap; Mrs. Schro-
denheim, fancy doll; Sullivan & BachschInit,
ottomans; T. solomon, Turkish rug tall through
Mrs. kronheimer); ID. Turpin, card receiver
and two pair OF vases, Mrs. Strauss; Mr.. Ken
sing, Miss STERN cash, 81; 8. Bensinger, sleigh.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


INOR SALE-OFFICE FURNITURE WITH
II sleeping accommodations and snail amount of
business; will sell low. Address OPPORTUNITY, Star
office. dIS-2t*
A N INVESTMENT PAYING 20 PER CENT
"A guaranteed to any one having 81, 600 to So, 600
cash. Address BUSINESS, Star Office. d173t*
T,OR sALE-THE FINE MARKET STORE 7O5
II 9TH St.: doing good business Inquire on the
premises. O. X. WHOM. d15-6t
EINHE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
i Company have large and choice line of inn
proved and unimproved property for sale offering
rare Chances for investment Parties desiring to pur
chase or having land for sale in the north or north
east sect3n OF the city VIII find to their advantage
attention and energy TO the development of that part
Of the city. This company has seventy thousand
feet in one tract on New Hampshire ave. at bargain
Also, 10000 of improved farm lands in Viz
giniR for sale or exchange.
n23-6m $40 St NV.
II X. HEREFORD, REAL ESTATE, LOANS. IN
u surance 142S n. Y. ave. Money loaned on real
estate and other security. Real Estate bought and
sold. Rents collected Insurance in drstcass conn.,
panes. oc243m*
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I,oR SALE FApMS- NE HAVE A FEW
IT Farms end Buissns Lots ior sale on the Metro
posilxn L. IL, coageiiIe.ii 70 lie city.
dI2rlm A. r. al Ii & CO.. 1885 = 81.
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PERSONAL

oSn CASH AND TWENTY PER CENT LONG
s~SDO as retained VIII be paid to any one securing
me employment under the government paying not
less than $40 per month Address Box 66. btar Office.
dl7s3ts
VXyASH DETECTIVE AGENCY--OLDEBT Is
w tablished; reliable fu1ormati0n f0rnished con.
sultasions and strictly cdnhdehtai. Office hgurs
am. TO 1Op.m.; maDaeefa, w. WALl1A4SG G K
PRICE. 026F nv. d16lm
REcDEVITTS DETECTIVE AGENCY
Nl Information furnishod 70 reliable persons only.
dim. acDEvITT 4 1IINDER, eos ra.avsn.w
ON ACCOUNT or THR HEAVY DEMAND
SSenfx seconS. hSnd CavtSins xidrsS or IN q
.JuSTH'A Old Ssand.s 6lo % - NV. ec6s3W
4 NEW DIsCOVERY- -
IA NAaAI1NE
easarTh. De lSc box For sassv al dsus.sss oi5S
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ESoh SALE--A BARGAIN-IN THE NORTH
anploV oy nice twostory, six room. modern Inn
.IOVea Frame House, with front porcll stable in rear
years ago ago. Hery easy terms have also three
stoiy Press Brick House; eight and bath water
ana gas; just two blocks from the new Pension office.
on ST. price only 50 900: 1900 cash Balance TO suit
dIS-3* o. NJ BRYANT 81 sth 81 n w
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The SALVATION ARMY Neutrality-suspicious.
the young ladies have taken charge Of the Sal
walton army meetings better order has pre-
vailed. Next Sunday, In the afternoon and
evening" the meeting will be held at the Ma
tional Rifles armory, conducted by Commits
sioner Frank Smith, who il in command Of the
forces In America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

NJ WHITE & co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- peaers IN oysters Fish and Game Of all kinds.
staue. hampton Bars, Hard Grabs, Cian,a ind Ola.
nload Pack HesrapiIs ~
goods Delivered Tree in all parts Of the city.
81 SrREET NORTHWEST,
dl5-lm Between 9TH and It'll a1Reetx
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

ID RCHELL'
BEST flour
For Family Use.
NONE EQUAL TO IT
1T NEVER FAILS
To Make
WHITE AND DELICIOUS BREAD
i14-eo3t 1925 2 STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

A NEW PASTOR INsTALLED.-Rev. II. L. Cole
man was last night ordained and installed pas
tor OF the Rehoboth Baptist church by u council
of Baptist ministers and delegates. Revs. Vim.
Gibbons, of Zion Baptist; w. +. Graham, of Sd
church, Alexandria, Va; Madison Lewis OF
Grace church: DR.. Shields Peter Hayes, Peter
Lewis and Others took part.
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District SsOverument AMAirs.
VISITORS TO BE EXCLUDED FROM ENGINE

Chief Engineer Cronin, OF the IRE department
has issued the following general order 70 mem.
beers of the department.: The Commissioners
direct me 10 state that IL Is reported TO them
that IL Is becoming the custom for citizens lo
visit al the truck and engine houses 10 talk or
play billiards with fremen. Upon careful con-
sideration IL Is believed that these visits are
injurious to the fire service. You are therefore
directed TO put an end TO It. Notify the FIRE.
men that they Will allow visits I'm their houses
only Tor business purposes or for q brief inspec-
ton within the hours xed by the present reru.
lations. THE days OF for fremeu give them
ample opportunity Tor visiting elsewhere"
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.WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED.-BY PARTY OF FIVE ADULTS
w four furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with
beard II furnished: not to exceed S140 situated be
star Office. d1S-3t*
w room, with board Pennsylvania ave- preferred.
Address COLUMBIA, Star office d11-2t*
"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent viii pd IL greatly to their
advantage to register full particulars at the
directory for renting rooms 81 Cloud building corner
9Th and sfs, Room Ia. Office open daily from
a m. to 81 pm. ROBERT 3. KINSELL- d16-3t*
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nor RENT-LARGE, WELL ARRANGED STA
y bic in rear of 400 Massachusetts ave. Inquire at
above number. diS-3t*
and stable at 314 and rooms at 8l6 and 81 lndis
ana avenue. dl5-lm
FOE RENT-STABLE IN THE REAR OF 1912
= street, opposite British Legation: new stable,
Hour stalls: Coachmans room and all improvements.
Apply 10 A. Z. BkICE, TIA 10Th St d4-lm
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"ALKERS. 2O4 10TH STREET NV.
w .Fiain and Ccder CAgpet Liniag. noW lol
mn elts Tor timers and slat0ra
Charcoal. Lime CemsnL - COL
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EToR RENT.AT s0l NEW H1NPsHIRE Ave.
Il 8 house Of SIX rooms and Mon m. ~ II. HAR
Der 4 CO, lie Df0is Building 6lO-lOe
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SHARP's ARTILLERY.-The performances a
the Dime Museum were L. terrupted last night
by Henry Sharp, who lives on Buzzard's point,
and he was arrested by special Officer Weldon.
took from his pocket what he said was pistol.
IL measured about twenty inches In length,
weighed about ten pounds and was loaded with
nine large bullets. This morningIn the Police
Court sharp was charged with carrying con.
cealed weapons, and the court imposed q tine ol
$50 or 30 days on the farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

THE CONDITION OF THE AssoCIATIoNs-wHAT
Mr.. KING sAls-How THE OLD AssoCiA-
TIoNs HAVE SUFFERED BY PAYING HIGH
RATES OF INTEREST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

I1OR SALE-AN ELEGANT CABINET up
Il right Piano that we wsyra.t good as and ia
great bargain ever offered for only S225:
$40 per month, il SlUO is paid down will sell for
500. PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOsS,
A,.pO Och
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

HEAVY RoBBERIES-About O'Clock thI
morning thieves entered the residence OF ].
OMera, 90 Defrees street, through the bass
ment door, and carried of a pair Of gold brac,
lets. a gold chain and other articles worth eAs
.Augustus H. Stovall, Of fredericksburg. Va
was robbed OF S15l.-This morning about
O'Clock thieves entered Hop Sing's laundry, 81
Pennsylvania ave-, and stole S5.-William :
Tappan. 6O4 9th street northwest report
stolen from his store q gold watch valued q
S25.-Mrs. n. A. Newton, 3l6 c street north
west, reports stolen from her bureau drawe
Sl2a.-J. j. Carroll reports stolen q bucket q
mincemeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-18

NOR SALE-A SPLENDID RARGAIN-ELE-
Il giant Square Piano. fill octave, rosewood case
carved legs but old for only SoOOwith stool
and cover: SIO per month. IL SlOU cash down will
sell for $40
PLANO EXCHANGE wAREROONfs,