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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
The ClairvOyants Fooled.
RETURN OF A wANDERER WHOM THEY DECLARED
DROWNED.

DROWNED.
Edward E. Smith, twenty mine years old, Of
Hartford, was student of Yale in 1882. His
he was taken out of college He was placed in
the Hartford retreat for the insane. Last
June he wandered away from home. Every
possible effort was made to find him. He had
a quarter of dollar in his pocket. With that
he bought shave and a package ofcigarettes.
Thus equipped, he strayed away. Every effort
was made to find him. He was extensively ad-
vertised for. Circulars we're sent in all direc-
ton until Connecticut was flooded with them.
One very positive announcement came from
Ashford. The authorities there were sure
they had the man. A friend went at once to
Ashford, where the supposed Mr.. Smith was in
the keeping Of family who had found him.
They found, not Mr.. Smith, but another poor
wandering imbecile, who only knew enough to
say he was lost and who did not know his own
name. The search revealed other cases of a
similar character.
Finally his friends were compelled to think
that Smith was dead. All sensible methods Of
finding him having failed, the clairvoyants
were approached. Four different seers, ap-
parently without consultation. declared that he
had been drowned in the Naugatuck river.
Their agreement was an amazing circumstance,
but it lost most Of its force because Mr. Smith
suddenly appeared in New Haven last Wednes-
day night. He was taken to his home in Hart
ford. He had been gone nearly six months,
and is known to have been in New York and
Philadelphia, and even as far south as Cape
May. He made the whole journey in a penni-
less condition. He found his bed in barns,
freight cars and fields. He begged pennies to
cross the ferry at Jersey City, and on return
away except a thin coat. He will hereafter be
carefully confined,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
HOw's This, Ladies?

A MAN ACCUSES YOU OF sELFIsHNEss AND DIS
COURTESY.
From the New York Herald:
81 wish you Herald fellows would stop writ
ing all that stuff and nonsense about giving
women seats in the cars" said merchant to
me yesterday.
''Why, Mr. Curmudgeon?" said 1.
because 1t makes me tired" replied my &C
quaintance, land its only sckening sentiment
tality. l am an old traveller, as you know
continued the old boy, ''and never met q wo-
man on the road who had the slightest consid-
Grafton for anybody but herself Women have
no hearts. and outside of their families no man
ners. Time and again have seen a woman
what you newspaper fellows call lady-in a
railroad car order a conductor to turn over a
seat, and then she would spread little packages
all over it. have seen the cars filed up and
/ have seen men standing up and looking at
the room taken up by these packages. Do you
think that selfish woman would remove a
package to let some one sit down? Not much
Then look at these COMPOUNDED women"
Mr.. Curmudgeon went on with increased fury,
''who get into horse cars with kids whose far es
| they don't pay. 1 have seen those young var
minis occupy seat for q couple of miles to
the exclusion of a grown person. The woman
lets the child kneel on the seat, SO that it's
muddy boots can make door mat of you. Did
you ever see the mother, or the aunt or the
sister, take it on her knee to make room for
her fellow-woman? 1 never did and nobody
else ever did. That's why l never give a
woman a seat. When they learn manners and
do as they would be done by then you re-
porters won't have SO much opportunity to
gush."
80: IT'S your wife aware of your antipathy to the
''Never mind" responded Mr. Curmudgeon,
as he hurried away, tits none Of your darned
business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E,oR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
IL tracts q Land with very attrsctive sGrroundings
or less within i've minutes, walk q depot at which
This property i admirably located for subdiyisioS
and be bought prioe that would make IL a good
dl5-3t. l503 Penna ave. NV
EoR sAIE1,7FINE: PROPERTY FRONTING OK
Grassland, the residence Of Secretary Whitney,
This properly is well adapted for subdivision, land
rolling and the hills commanding hne views Of wash
SION. 1908 Penn aven.w dl5-a
INOR sALE-I WOULD LIKE TO CORRESPOND
secure cseee Badns Site IN i tse bs ioo 70
offered yet ON the line Of the Metropolitan Il. T. ee
station and all passing trains, also public highway;
10 surs ara Soo es a5d
Please address, with fun name, C. 5. L. owner, star
I1oR sALE-TEN ACRES, ALL UNDER CUTE
barn high. healthy; hne view; two miles nom etyi
81 acres prime garden land; Broom house, stable.
county, Va X miles from city; church school. post
acres: new Broom cottage; stable well and every
thing neat and sttrsctiye in same location lAss
FOR kENT-country home Of 30 acres: lO-room
house; stable, bennery' god water; IL miles from
Also, 81 sroom house and all necessary out
oniiaines n1,ss i5o ro s,s NJ
'0 Sls.s sa'' I, IL sffREk Issi e. e..
EOR SALE Or ExCHANGE-FoR A Farm IN
MARY land or Virginia, valuable corner stort prop
Paul st.. Baltimore. Md DIM
LyoR SALOON METROPOLITAN BRANCH NEAR
- WASHINGTON, superb country seat: fine buildings,
spacious lawn 24o land in highest state Easy
terms. COOKE ID. LUCkErT, 1856 81. NV dig
EoR sALE-NEAR STATIONS ON METRoPoLI-
tan Branch grass grain, fruit stock, poultry. and
y 5omss COOK b ef T6ckff sss 81 .n ss scs
EoE sALE.l65 CHOICE SELECTIONS OF FARMS
y AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES IN tmInedists
Mcln1ty OF Washington, finely adapted 30 fAkHik9.
IhUCkING, DA1RlING. or FRCIT GROWING. Cd
or send for new bulletin Just issued
n23-Sm T. H. slPHERD co. 1921 1t.
EOR sALE-4o ACRES OF LAND, \ NILE FROM
5snnipE'a % me yster. spiend,S fs ,,1 .5nsl
Trusses and Attorney st-I1v, Bsdensburx. Nd ns-sm
EoE sAlES ,,! OF Us AcHss, IN Pr flEISos
seabrook e, b ~, n. n. Ten milss frsm cty; l45
acrea, DWELLING end fmprvveUenn; Tire four<hD
cleared md in cutvstfon Also II srres At yson g.
~. ss Hffs 5E99 f.f{; ssa ~ sa. sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

Shs-.rDo you play on the piano?"
He-sI did once, I played on u with the gar.
dem hose, and thank heavenl I stopped The
thing. "-.BrljngtoM xfss Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
{ LoTs AND HOMES FOR SALE CHEAP,

al.
49,. wM. p. YOUNG.
+ LoTS AND HOMES FOR SALE CHEAP
s. Jni. cS%T;sny !: purely everyday
s,ed ros contains .Ssns EDs
and Is ~ miles from 9Th St and New York ave, and
BY suction the 0SL Sii M Il sSla
fssf 1Rf III se
saas
celed in the event of death. shares s25; payments,
.s Boe an and Grpalas
THE coofERA MENT ee5 5MbaNSS AND INVEST
d15-3t' 929 + st NV, third nosr.
Tor sALEI;BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT 1875.
y near New Hampshire ave and NJ st. Only 81, 200;
water &C. MaIT
1NoR sALE-LoTs WELL LOCATED FOR BUILD
HIM fs on S1se
H aIs and Lanier Heights A p PARDON 1896 st.
offer for sale the following. properties at prices
on s ss
water and on grade, q 600 feet at l2l& cents.
houses 70 Cents sewer s,d II f front
g Lots ST. s.e. water main in st., from 1900 to
1sr BfE nt 6nS bo pay
Il Elegant Lot, 23Hs3. on St. near Scott Circle,
Stable Lot near Dupont Circle. 25x62, facing two
paSfTa ot sslf is.s5 5'2 near and ODD
All soove are free and clear and viii be sold terms
The return to republican rule means increased pros
pertsy and restored confidence No tinkering with .
Old and esh. in
saying Washington can never be anything but social
Why should Washington prove an exception to the
capital cites OF other countries-Pars, Berlin Lon
The people of this country bound to make WASH
inx1Un sne greatest os city IN The world
worth 80 cents foot to-day.
Prices Oh the city Tor sale
d15-st Rooms and T. II fss i S Il. NV.
FoR sALE-sEyERAL CHOICE PROPERTIES AT
y investment prices; owner will take secured real
nso $ M taken
srabls 5nIdins lot a5as6 70 Alley ON nt isth st.
ena ID s sS S 81 J. aooSt
west side Of 14th st., bet. and W. Small cash pay
dis,3t H6Tis p SHOEMAKER, 900 F st. NV.
EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
r. 18th st bet and s, $50 feet front by consider
number Of houses The depth can Be utilized e Ion
dI4-st LOUIS SHOEMAKER. eaoFa.nw.
DOR sALE--LOTs- is THE TIME TO BUY
u Meridian Hin, Ianier, EekinstO1, Brookland, and
'e dii:st BENZ f + BE + =.
EOR SALE-F1NE LOT ON Q ST, NEAR n. H
- ave Fine lot on 18th st.. near I. Front of 50
152 at 75c TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 + st.
NV. dll-6ts
IHOR SALE = LOTS ON NORTH CAPITOL AND
Home near reservoir 20 to 80 cents foot: one
Pss1 ieo sse u
and + SITS. NV. d5-2w
ENOR sALE-BARGAIN-vERY CHEAP, LOTS
low Price Soc Apply EIRIY 6cs
st. NV d5-lm
NOR SALE-ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITES AT
J.R HEREFORD
dim 14231@ st.
INOR SALE-ONLY $40 MONTHLY FOR BEAUTI-
Il ful Lots IN Rosslyn. and your money refunded at
any time you desire; no such offer made before
GEO. r. HERNDON CO., Atlantic Building n24- I'm
IHOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL SHORT CORNER LOT,
by handsome new residences near ST Also. a ten
room new House, per cent net on investment; near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
E.. n. Gay s. Co. Z os,.,.

ENGfNEERs. MACHiffSTE AND fOGNbERs.
Manufactures Of Qenerl Machinery, Engines,
ineD Of every description.
On hand and for sale new end second hand Eneinss
LeeSanotive Boiler Of eighty bore power chslp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
WANTED-HELP

WASSTIE ED, ANA ACTIVE NAN ,L9cATEp egT
SSS;s yG,s sap' Mfg H0.s Ia sss 1910
w Maids Nurses Waiteress, Lsandfs.s Basisrs,
can @ s SYs 9a nsn
w beTm.ids, Nqrses and Laqndrssses in city. or
s2e H' g. c0l0rsd Men
WANTED-A GOOD HOUSE GIRL. ALSO TO DO
n ON, wash abs ana must be neat and strong
WANTED-AN ExPERIENCED CHTLDs NURSE
city asss Box s %Ss a ssss good
hE ESTz ES kESS SHf fo Rn sss
WANTED : HONEST, RELIABLE WHITE
sos Star ce out Of town
WANTED-A SINGLE MAN WHO UNDER
stands caTpenterng TO job around house and be
Washing Address Box ~ Star i Once sS'm
WANTEDI;AT ONCE A, FIRsT-CLAss CoNFEc-
~ work. must be a good cook reference from last
esda ssaarffffi s Ry between IL and IL
WANTED : IMMEDIATELY - FOR HOLIDAY
w weeks Man. energetic and obligine, to wait on
st. NV
WANTED-A ,HALF-GRowN BOY TO RUN Err
w rands and clean up store; must have reference.
Apply in store, 1109 st. NV. It.
WANTED..A HALF-GROwN GIRL TO ASSIST
w in general housework. 513 18th St NV. IT.
WANTED-AT ONCE-TwO RELIABLE WHITE
W ONCE boy IA to IL years; frst-class butler also,
COOKS, maids waters, nurses. Swedish and German
d15-6t.
WAETED-ANY BOY. WITH SO CENTS CAN
~ make one to two dollars day with sslesble
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN.
w eral housework in small family and small house
References required Apply 1892 P st. NV. d15-3t'
"ANTED-AN ENERGETIC. TEMPERATE
w man to represent an old house with new line
OF goods; salary and travelling expenses paid; perma
cinnati, Ohio. d5-eo1m
WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white
and colored for all kinds labor District
and states. with references III M ST. se29-12w'
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST
W NER'S New International Tailor System Of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone Patti, rms and materials and basted
Mime. s. J. MEssEk. SS3 st. NV, n3-2m.'
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WANTED-BOARD.

"ANTED-BY JANUARY l, BOARD AND A
w nicely furnished front room for two $50. Bet.
18th st. and Conn. ave-, and n and SITS preferred
permanent if suited. L. u. Star office. dl 7-3t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED COMPETENT, YOUNG EN-
w glishman situation as Butler Valet; good ref
erences. Address BUTLER, Star Office d17-3t'
WANTED-KNOwN WHERE TO GET PROFESS
w sonal and plain Cooks, Laundress Maids Nurses,
Waiteress, Coschmen, Buffers. City references. Pri
vate Office attached-at DICKS AGENCY 81 8 7th W.
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks Chsmbermsid Waitress, IAundress, and
Nurses, Seamstress, Men Walters, Cooks, Coachmen.
Buffers. SAML A. COOMBS, 920 st. NV. IT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ], 900 RELIABLE
w cooks, maids, walters, seamstresses housemen,
nurses coachmen, scullions, dshwashers. (All help
selected). F. NJ BURNHAM, 630-632 F NV. d15-6ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, TYPEwRITING
w (speed rs words per minutel, copying after 5
p, m, either home or at office Address L. j. r, Star
office. dl5-3ts
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY
w clerk-situation; will work for small wages at
first best references. W. H. M, Star Office. d15-3t'
WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL MARKET GARD
w ener. situation as foreman small farm
den. Address ! HENERY, Anacostia, d. c. dl5-3ts
WANTED-FAMILIES DESIRING FIRST GLASS
w help, white colored cooks, chsmbernaids &c,
will find them at J. B. BURGESS, 936 st. NV Room
4. Orders by postal promptly attended to. dl3-6t'
WANTED-JOHN F. BROWN Is NOW LOCATED
w at 1898 St NV, where he is prepared to fur
nish families with good, honest and reliable servants
and at the shortest notice. Also rstclass servants
Will find 1t to their advantage to call early and
good, permanent homes. 1923 St NV n24-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD, CONVENIENT
w to the Capitol, by quiet lady, where privacy is
"ANTED-ON JANUARY /, THREE OR FOUR
w unfurnished Rooms: heat and for light house,
keeping; in northwest Address, with particularly NJ.
A. B., Star office. d15-3ts
WANTED-UNFURNIsHE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
" housekeeping: any part Of the city; also fur
ROOM RENTING AGENCY 6l2 9th ct. NV dI 5-3t'
WANTED-SAvE PART OF YOUR RENT BY
w renting out room or two. have customers
for desirable rooms IN desirable localities. r. p
HUTCHINS CO., 1921 st. NV. d15-3t
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS BY
w man and wife from the northwest; republican,
Protestant; pay cash and mind their own business
Address, With terms. Q. X, Star Office. d15-2t'
WANTED-FOR LADY, COMFORTABLE AND
w frst-clsss Room, with board where there but
west best Of references given and required Address
Box ia, Star Office dl5-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTERS
A special to the Baltimore Sun from Columbia
s. c.. December IA, says The house COM
mittee on elections to-day recommended con-
stitutional amendment to provide an educa-
tonal qualification for voters. Under it voters
must be able to read the constitution of the
United States and to write their own names. It
is doubtful if the measure will pass, as opposi-
ton to it comes principally from white people
Of the middle and upper portions of the state.
1t will require majority of two-thirds of both
to a vote of the people of the state. 1t is said
such an amendment would disfranchise over
$4,000 whites and 40 900 to 80 900 colored voters
Most Of the leading daily newspapers in the
state are supporting it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

RAn1 Ans IN South CARoLrNA.-A Colum
bia, 8. C., dispatch says: The state senate
has passed, by an overwhelming majority, bills
70 prevent railroads consolidating in this state
without permission of the Legislature, and to
enlarge the authority Of the railroad commits
sion by giving IL absolute power to nrescribe
and regulate freight and passenger taiilis, pre-
likely TO pass the house and become laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sALE.CHolcE LOTS on THE HEIGHTS
wM. p YOUNG
d17-6t 1909 Y ST nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

SMOKED Two CIGARS AND DIED.-At noon
Saturday, G. w. Partridge, a well-known news
paper man Of Kansas City, was found dead in
bed at his hotel A half empty bottle Of lauda-
mum was found under the pillow. On the bu-
reau were letters addressed to friends here and
at West Midway, Mass. his early home. On Q
chair lay the ends Of two cigars which he had
smoked while awaiting the end. He was about
forty years old. He was versatile writer and
had served on the Boston Herald, on Chicago
papers, and on the Detroit Free Press. III
health is supposed to account for the suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
FOR RENT-FLATS.

INOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELEGANT FLAT; /
y second story; four rooms and bath; complete. APP
ply 1888 14th ST. dl4-3t
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900 ST. OVERLOOKING IOWA. CIRCLE
LOyO dclishtfu! s0o@.; Rsricss .psStslly adepsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-HALLS.

TcOR RENT-TwO FINE SPACIOUS HAL.LS-SEC-
It ond and third Floors of Enjoyment Building, 4l9
10th ST. nw thoroughly heated by steam suitable for
society association meetings. Also fine building
in rear suitable for workshop, soraee stable In
quire at Office Of ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 419
10th st. NV. n26-1m
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they are suitably clothed. At 621 Pennsylvania
avenue, l. HAMBURGER 4 Sons, can exhibit
bargains in mems and childrens' clothing that
are positively gilt edged. man can get an
entire suit for 30, which before the fire was
Sls. The $50 suits are also offered at half
price, and the great stock Of overcoats are
marked down in the same way. An entire
family can be clothed by Messers HAMBURaER
at so little expense that everybody would be
justified IN getting an entire new outfit Of
clothes.
What pleases a woman more than book of
fashions? Mr.. G. AUERBAcH, corner of 7th and
n streets northwest, win send thirty-six page
pomestic Fashion catalogue to any address on
receipt of postage.
Unique and rich designs in porcelain, bric-a-
brac, Rochester lamps, &C., &c, are now on ex-
hlbinon at SHEpD's, 432 9th street. Their stock
OF gas fixtures is complete and the latest de-
signs IN crystal. wrought iron and polished
brass are attracting much attention.
Lovers of the beautiful should not fail TO in
spect h. HARRIS Co.'S large assortment of dia-
duced prices.
II you want to give present and hayen,t
time to make one or embroider one. or pa;nt
one, call on Mrs. n. b. BRUCE, 9l5 z street.
and look over her new designs in hand-painted
goods. You will be astonished.
A well-furnished parlor is not complete with
out n piano. Nh. +. g. SIXTH, 1925 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, offers beautiful upright, grand
piano in mahogany, walnut or rosewood cases
at factory prices. The pianos can be bought
by paying $40 a month
MADAME ROM, of 9S7 street, makes q spec
ialty Of ready-made dresses, and has q large
stock Of elegant garments from which to make
selections.
The latest etchings. engravings and photo
grsvures, are embraced In Messrs. Woop a
FoRsYrH's stock of holiday goods. They are
located at l206 y street, and invite the public
TO their exhibition.
r. HAnnw b Co., Of 4S2 It'll street, mako q
Cutlery display Of 800 pairs Of diamond sar.
rings from DO up 70 O, 800 per pair.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-08-03
An Eminent Lawyer.

The Hon. c. II. Berry, who has just
been confirmed for Associate Justice of
the Idaho Supreme Court, is an eminent
lawyer and one of the most popular cit
liens of Minnesota. Although that state
is strongly republican Mr.. Berry was
elected attorney general by large ma
jority; lie is a member of the state board
of charities. resident director of the
state normal school at Winona, and has
held other public offices of trust and
profit. lie is also vice president of the
Vienna mining company of Vienna, and
interested with Chris. Johnston, in the
mines of Alton district. He is therefore
Il gentleman Of high standing and con-
siderable means, and his name for up
right character is a household word
throughout the state. He will there
fore prove an honor to the bench and
bar of Idaho.-Er.