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WANTRD-FoR cAsH-FURNITURE- FEATHER
Nv beds, gsxIeeA Stoves. or Entire Household
n2Sim' n. ROSENBERG. ll4s 7th It, nv.
WANTED HORSES wINTERED-BEsT CARE
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hshsst price. PAID fo2 Old s.ms .ss
ment stamPs such as Executive, Justice state Navy
sns
siEp stsmls bought sold and sachsnEsd 10Th
oIen day and evening. na2-&.
WANTED-HoRsEs TO. KEEP; BOX STALLS;
gs.Snni attention; ETasf 30. 81 Prince, stable
cy on Clam sd ssshs %1ls finn
M ANTED-TO SELL SNAIL CONFECTIONERY;
address sta. rem oOe terms
WANTED HORSES wINTKREp AT GREEN
W Hin Farm. estate Of I. Laurason Riggs, on Riggs
E direct . farm
s .Susa ma sSf Sl
syis5:: !! w. I'd asSs.
w property store and dwelling in the northeast sec
ton Of the city. JAS. H. MARK, 936 St nl9-lw
WANTED - THOSE DESIRING CRAYON POR-
w traits for Christmas will do well to call at my
studio before gong elsewhere; weekly monthly pay
ments taken b. B. SMITH, Artist, studio LIST docr
cor 9th St and Mass ave nv Open until pm n17-os
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w gums revolvers, old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Cali address
LAsKEY'S Loan Once. POI Penn. ave-, corner I'd ct
NV my26
w ANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
w Ter pound; don't get strong rancid keeps bet
ter tnsn bTttss sat . sssured or money
Center Market opposite Golden's nsh stalls open
daily tiIi ESQ saturdays all day also 461 ct
open all day Telephone. 643-2 or 96-5. WIN. Q.
Va ANTED-STRAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w KenoSating Works Feathers Renovated, Mat
tfesses MADE Qyer EuEnitYre Steamed, and Moths De-
cor. 9th and SITS. .. Telephone 6lO-2 or lO0S-2
sp11-Sm
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter is churned every morning and de-
nvered IN ID Mard, pTtnts 40c Rsr p Also Cot
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

S sEaT a Eso ~. 81 100 70 AZ
e: foot s& s5 sS1dRf s SaS
+ price if taken in next ten daysNthres desirsbis
Els a' VIEW
s SsI; IVY CITY w LOTS AT SACRIFICE
.shsrs; to Close an estate Inquire ROOM 4 SSes
1. OR sALE-ECKINGTON LOTS, ON ELECTRIC
@ aa s sSssss
win Das build and owner will Sgiia %1SFS
asEs .Sa ssalb ass Hf IT
S054 SiSE line of sas
buy them Cheaper than they can be bought to-day
Lot Sa bs 3 4; bswse9 aales and BsDDns
New Hampshire ave-. 20 and l6 feet front. Price 81
IS, Lot. On ~ eth St between and ne 20 by lis
Lots "a and s. tr s SQUARE 1s4 18th
near Dupont Circle. Price q 50 Gsr foot ~
nses. Real Estate ks sSsG issf &. co
II on 9th st. NV; 43 by so feet deep: surrounded
~ Hn new near o. Also ten
Fl
FOB sAL Il. LOTS AT Low PRICES on n.
Electric g, Railroad pssss; them a;1.rn 90
FOB sALE-FINE BUILDING SITES: NEW
Gssi Dupont
h nsis5 ISLAND ave- WIN, 1903 3 o5s9fy y w.
EOR sALE--I HAVE FEW LOTS IN MOUNT
% ss iGf ss Sr
BY the District thereby greatly enhanc-
=, aa 20, - ''' 49, ALLEN & Sos CLARK ! ::
FOR sALE.CHEAP-CoRNER LOT ON 10TH ST
ssss Lots In T. fiis;sRs hfbss0
EOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE CORNER LOT,
0 SppS dupont ''Si1 ssii E
FOR sALE-LOTs ON lsT. 8. n. W, ABOVE
cash S.snss Sn two 70 p spss
years na Gsi H. for plata. A L BARBER CO. corner
ton Plats of this subdivision, being the first I'D
dition ever made to the city Of Washington,
and number Of the choicest lot. viii be sold 70 per:
sons who will improve the same 1t the purpose Of
vision about Warrington The Streets are exact e1-
tensions S those Of The city and every modern
Perfect system Of sewer;se, ipcandesesnt electric
sns az saen ss
laying Of curb and pavensnts will be commenced in
At the at "a Of
On New nS the
TOR sALE-ATTENTIoN! BRoOKLAND PRICES
advancing; Now is your last chance to secure lot
to eSaon sse e ABOVE
good water only i've minutes, By rail from the city
INA sssuSs yosT Choice s0 Scfhc Shs az
6AlChELDEk. ITO ST. NV. nol-lm
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raise for Capt. Emory and His Crew.

Secretary Whitney has received a let
ter from the owner Of the schooner Jane
Gray, which was recovered by the U. 8. 8.
Thetis after shipwreck, in which the writer
says: mo one but myself can adequately Judge
Of the great efforts Of Capt. Emory to save the
vessel. His generosity in waving all claim
70 salvage in my behalf deeply touches me.
Their kind and courteous treatment of myself
officers and men will ever be remembered with
gratitude"
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LOST AND FOUND

osT-oN TUESDAY LAST LARGE BLACK NEw-
~ foundland dog. leather collar on neck; ansvneu
20 the of Lion. Reward for his return 10 r.
BRECHT, 231 New Jersey ave NV n23-3ts
II osT-oN NOVEMBER 22, A LEATHER CASE
IL con tanning baseball eold medal, inscribed Geo j.
Heel, between 10th and tn. and r. y aud 9Th sta
ne. 30 reward II LETT at HOS q ST ne. n23-2t'
II osT-oN VERMONT AVE, NEAR l4TH T.,
LNhte and Liver Setter Dog. with name collar,
18th st. and receive reward lts
II osT-A UNRESTRICTED SPANIEL GYP; An
~ swers TO the name Of "Topsy = ribbon with bell at
tsehed on neck. Liberal reward II returned 10 lh34
loth 81 NV 1t
n. osT-oN WEDNESDAY. NOV 21. BET WOOD
- ley Lane aud 18th st, by Tenallyto road and
ST., pair of gold spectacles in black morrco case
suitable reward viii be paid II returned 1916 ST.
NV. n232ts
T osT = NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, WEDNESDAY
afternoon, white Setter Dog with yellow and
yellow spots; year old Of Dash"
s5 reward If delivered at l524 Conn. ave. n22-2t.
II OsT-BETwEEN 18TH AND 18TH sTs- RAIL
IL road tickets from Ogden 10 San Francisco and re-
turn, via Central Pacific. The finder viii be rewarded
by delivering them to Star ONCE. n22-3fs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

i ing inventions and desire % sell The same:
with his weapon uPon : body Of troops . an eIpsrt
boana to fnos before Whether he VIII LIZ ID, the
I'd An invention by means Of which person wholly
o. or sas oa .Sg S IN % h the ens IN
moment ascertain the range q any object . be red at
AZ S9sa p -s the s q 4
breasiworks and out of SIGHT o. the msrfsinen.
9Th An Invention which s1li dspsns. with riss
growing Of al firearms and enable material recuc-
These Inventions are al simple and wi do than
!, ,.s e1sa tSs sns and are psT as1sTSrs IN n
If l20s ST nv.
ExPERIENcEp BUSINESS NAN can DEVOTE
Gas. rsfsSsasss ssrns rsssonsbis. AdSrs.s b. Il
Il WILL GIVE e35 INTEREST FOR THE USE on
sue :ssssy pa1sss p.ss sisrs s AaaI re;
EoE s 49, Grand ,a.l orPosTyxIIY.A FIRST.
street. IN w,ssa.Es,on Ne. sssEs and pc. goods
,.s.m Successor 70 Sslisl:ssa s !sss:n !,
S 7ss s''s IN uisSifss 60
u ST. BUSINESS PRoPERTY-NERcHANrs DE-
sirins ssSrs 40 on ct can coEesrond With p.rt.ss
ton Of u st. near l2th Addrso Boa 8. btar ofhcs.
Pms Arr HEREsY MyiIED ron TIT srock
ri 6;E;d ss';:'sss = Il; e ~ s
QRn ACRES or sIoUx. HHLY5BKEED LAND
q: g: 8 r; !: ~. .si !: ~: 81 s:
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md tssu{es: erocsHsA hncdysrA peines. 1llS
49, - 2lDeA 12o1 16se Az. ec91-l0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEDmAN oRGANIsT OF EXPERIENCE
sr U best
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED GIRL
niss srS.Sn Y rssc.ss MAO S1n fur
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN EMPLOYED
w daily till O'Clock journal and ledger to write
and kas passed an sxsmnston in i under ci9
drinks neither plays cards CANDLES any way.
1ssSe.ss With mot Of SOD
tan people wherever Re mas lived and taught
no3-2t. " city POST Once.
WANTED-KNOwN WHERE TO GET PROFESS
w sonl aud plain Cooks Laundress. Maids, Nurses,
bos
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERs-- POSITIONS
sasr ssS esUas
WANTED.-A GIRL WANTS PLACE AS CHAM.
Serpsia or Tor general h0usew0rk in small f1ni
WANTEp-BY GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS
maid Sa "a maid OF
WANTED : BY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED
woman stustSn =. plain COOK and to make her;
:s sah family N.Y. Good home
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY WHO WRITES
w plain and rapid hand, Situation copyist Ad.
dress stating salary given, F. W. s.. Star office. IT.
AN
d nation as TPf.lnF % for 5aSheioE or
1o3, Star Office. 1t
WANTED-BY COLORED GIRL A PLACE AS
Address or call 400 9th st. sc. It.
WANTED-A- COLoRED DREsSMAKER wILLGO
w out by the day will also take work at her home;
reference. Call or address 1928 L st. NV n22-2ts
WANTED-BY AN ExPFRIENC D wAITER-A
w situation in hotel restaurant private family
can furnish best Of references. Address, A. H. zoe
Sth st. n22 -3ts
~ ANTED-BY COLORED MAN, SITUATION AS
w cook In frst-class private family or boarding
house; understands bread and pastry cooking refer
ences both in Washington and New York. address
L X J., Star Office. n22-2t'
~ ANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND
w ability position housekeeper IN school, col
lege or institution references Address Box 3d. Star
office. n22-3ts
WANTED-BY A GRADUATE OF THE MARY.
w land College OF Pharmacy position; best refer.
ences. Address Box 80, Star office n22-2ts
WANTED - HOTELS AND FAMILIES FUR.
w nished with hrst-class White or Colored help;
cooks walters, drivers and buffers always ON hand
references guaranteed. J. B. BURGESS CO., 936 +
st. NV. n21-6ts
MANIFESTATIONS FOR 1000 MEN AND
w women cooks walters, maids, nurses, drivers,
housemen, scullions tAl1
help selected; no tramps) BURNHAM'S, 63Q-632
NV n2l-3ts
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION AS
w collector or in Real Estate Once to sell on COM
required. Address F. L., Star office n21-3ts
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CHICKEN THIEVES At WoRx.-In view Of the
fact that Thanksgiving day is but one week off
turkeys and chickens will have to '.roost high"
If they are expected to do the honors at q
Christmas dinner. Their roosts win have to be
very high indeed and in the open air, 90 that
when the long arm of hen-house thief reaches
for them they can fly away. The presence of
an old chicken thief In the neighborhood of
Anacostia has made the residents in that local
ity take extra precautions for the safe keeping
OF their large, fat turkeys. In the absence OF
turkeys chickens do not stand much chance,
but the losers say they are better able TO part
with chickens than with turkeys. Last night
the residents about the country near she gov
ernment insane hospital were startled by hear
ing noises in their chicken-houses. Thinking
that thieves we're about several persons left
their beds and went out to investigate. The
only place where Losses are reported il the
premises of Mrs. Frank Whaler ON the Living
sson road. from whose poultry-house six hens
we're taken.
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WANTED-HELP

WANrED-cooK. APPLY SOC 5TH ST. NV.
as1s. sG q az 20 Nj Nov v s SaSSEsT
w M.idI Yurss.. Waissrsss Lsan SSs SStiers
b Bic S1 1ss S 81 Rss:z s ss
WksNSII..lR3.: Ss COOKS, sl0 10 $40; CHAN:
PrSss5 Fl a: Sso H'a q eoss
...t aaAs ss4a. fos TIE zITsEk
I.1s;, 5a5D1a5 AGED WOMAN
WANTED : IMMEDIATELY CoLoREp
W. SOp "a. e s SSH ron
s...ea: Oall :. pug 10n 81 NV. n23-2t
W,AnXST5EaDom;,ssoY, ABOUT le: 70 LEARN BANK;
references: s1Sk. ssss ocs in ssh
WAcNSnTyE:DI.1 WILL NIL. PAY 2! THREE GOOD BOOK
to handle our work Old neas sena sws
and address . q a NJ Star Once. psA'e 'en0 I IL
:. X ss AND SKIRT
w for child three years old and to do chsmberwork
Apply 2l29 st. W.; reference required IT.
WAAMSnIIEEp1SEAANs. UPaoLsTERER; STEADY WORK.
represent IRE, life, accident live stock and SICK
SfSa1;;1ss Cos &
WANTEp-A STRONG, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN
w a. scrubber, cleaner, and to do plain washing and
1ro oa Address, with respectable references Box
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HOUsEKEEPER,
keep n very large sonss Address with full psTticp
WANTED-sTEADY BOOKKEEPER FEW HOURS
w each evening. in exchange for room and board in
best part Of city Address W. NJ. Star Office n223t'
WANTED1BUTLER AND GENERAL. HOUSE
w man twhte) in private family: rst-class refer
snSss IsSSifsd Apply between and p Sail
WANTED-A NATIVE GERMAN TO GIVE PRI-
w vate lessons also instructor in higher msth-
ematics: Address 9. +. w. Star office. n21-3t'
WANTED-,IN TRANSPORTATION OFFICE.
good %q sei
Office. n2I-3ts
WANTED-A GOOD BARITONE SINGER FOR
church choir; liberal salary to capable singer. Ad
WANTkD-ExPERIENCE AGENTS FOR THE
w Women's Insurance and Accident Co. Of America:
two Intelligent lady Accident and Life In
surance combined for male and female. Can e room
IL. Central National Bank Building n19-1ws
w HOuseworkers, Maids, Nurses, Houssmsn Coach
ssfss .Ss
w reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white
and states. With references. III St n w. ss2s.sw:
WANTED PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT FOR
~ twenty-five good men NJ agents. Apply COS F
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST.
w NER'S New International Tailor System OF Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule aud tape
Or made: and the system taught By Nine 5. J. MES
Ser. 1903 II st. NV. n3-lm'
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GEORGETOWN.

RAILROAD TALK.-The classification of the
different freights entering into the trade of the
merchants Of Georgetown asked for by the
Pennsylvania railroad in their examination as
to the feasibility of extending branch line to
connect the business of the town with the
Pennsylvania system Of railroads has been
made, and the matter is still held in abey-
ance but with every probability that the ex-
tension asked for will be granted Talks with
the merchants Of Georgetown by STAR re-
porter develop the fact that they have every
confidence that the road will be built Some
say that even though the extension is not made
this year, it will surely come sooner or later
The situation of affairs was summed up as fol-
lows: The District Government and Congress
are having a hand to hand fight with the rail-
roads and are gradually pushing them
out on the suburbs. This makes
an extra long haul for the mer-
chants Of both Georgetown and Washington.
Relief can be speedily obtained by building ex-
relieve the freight accumulation at distant
points out Of the city. In many instances the
relief would benefit the merchants of both
places. Nearly all the ground on the Virginia
side of the river between the Long bridge and
the Virginia end Of the Free bridge is owned
by the Pennsylvania railroad, and the tow-path,
in use by the old canal, is a natural road-bed Of
itself.
SENT WHERE THEY WILL BE KEPT WARM FOR
TWENTY DAYs-John Fisher and Saml Booth,
TWO wandering uamps, were arrested last night
by Officer Bloom, and charge Of vagrancy en-
tered against them. They were sleeping on the
premises occupied by johnson 4 Libbey's lime
kiln last night, for protection against the cold,
and say they were given permission TO do 40.
They were given twenty days each on the farm
by Judge Miller to-day on a charge Of vagrancy.
GRAIN TRADE.-The boat LoudOun arrived to-
day with 1000 bushels of wheat, consigned to
@. T. Dunlop. The wheat market is quiet and
good wheat is quoted at S1.07a$1.09. Corn il
slow in arriving, andprices are quoted at SIC.
per busheL
TKMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
4. n.-Great Falls, temperature, 40; condition.
6; receiving reservoir, temperature, 40; condi-
ton at north connection, Z; condition at south
connection, Is; distributing reservoir, temper
ature, 46; condition at inhuent gate-house, g.;
condition at efiuent gate-house, 16.
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FOR RENT-STORES

EoR RENr-JANuARy l-sToRE NEAR MAR
IL ket spee; VI zoo Ter year For fnformation cau
on McLkCHLEN BATcHFTnTR'
h~S-~t 1918 St nv.
- "; eood cellar also ID and 4th nOors al -.n.a
oaildiag sTElGER LIEBERMANN. 1903 y 81
ZOE REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING
southwest corner Of 10th aud . its NV dwelling
contsins 10 rooms, bath and all mod imp. cellar
snytr enure pudding. stable rear price for entire
putnp,9 ,f MOO per month WASHINGTON DANEN-
hO"Li@ NOR St Rl2-2w
EOh kkNT-Pf.ATE-GI.Ass FRONT NEw STORE
n cO icel deep. best business location AL conVeni-
snS~; rrh n ssry low, only s+o per 1929 81
n-N- no-L rum ave ns-3m
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD WITH A RE.
w fined family. by . German lady, who. in
sons best references. Address GERMAN. Star office.
no22 -3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TwO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR
w gentleman and boy; private family preferred
Address stating price Box 50, Star office. n23-2ts
WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, LARGE
w room, with board, for q young lady for . few
weeks. Terms reasonable. Address Box 244 City
Post Once. n2J-3ts
WANTED = BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A
w room on second floor: heated and lighted use Of
month. Address 8. r. b. Star Office. n23 pfc
WANTED-TO RkNT-THREE OR -FOUR UN.
w furnished rooms for light housekeeping; GEN.
trally located and reasonable Address with full par
ticulars and price, W., p. o. box 36l. It,
WE ANTICIPATE AN. INCREASED DEMAND
w for rooms about Dec 1st. Place your rooms with
rs and secure tenants. r. p. HUTCHINS CO, 1921
st. n. W. n22-3t
WANTED-sLEEPIN0 RECOMMENDATIONS ARE
w desired for hundred and fifty men for two or
three nights during probably nights Of
c. p LANG. Secretary, Harrisburg. Pa. n21-3t'
WANTED-ROOM WITH PLENTY OF SUN.
" shine, with board for husband and wife; win pay
$50 per month state particulars. Address Box d.
Senate post-Ofice, city. n21-3ts
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TIE NEW RRcroR or EPIPHANY CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Randolph Mekim, the rector of Christ
church, New Orleans, will assume the duties Of
rector Of Epiphany church the latter part Of
next month. His FIRST sermon viii be ON the
last Sunday in December. He will occupy the
rectory, 1884 New York avenue, which has been
prepared for his reception. DR.. McKim has .
family Of three children, his wife having died
last spring. His son 10 now finishing his medi-
cal studies in Vienna, and the two daughters
accompany their father 10 his new home.
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NEW QuARrrRs FOR TIE NEW YoRK STATE
REPUBLICAN AssocIATIoS.-The New York State
Republican association in this city has taken
steps TO become apermanent organization, and
viii in few days move from the League build
ing to l205 street, where q suite Of rooms on
the FIRST door has been engaged. The apart
nents viii be handsomely and comfortably
Atted up, and throughout the inaugural period
win be the headquarters Of republicans from
the empire state. The membership Of the club
u naturally increasing
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TIE ARLINGTON HoTEI PRoPxRrr LEASE Re-
xEwEp.-To-day lease was recorded from H.
Hyde and c. N. Matthews, trustees, under
the viii Of the late W. w. Corcoran TO T. e.
Roessle Of lots 10 TO II, square 1900, known a.
the Arlington hotel property. The lease il for
the term Of two years from April I, 1889, for
90. 900, and cannot be assigned without the
consent Of the trustees.
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PAPERS SUBMITTED.


Lieut. Townsend submitted in evidence q
map (the same used by Capt Symons in his
testimony showing the progress Of the work
statements setting forth the dates on which the
various sections Of the work we're completed
and in what manner they were packed.
Another paper was submitted-a letter ad-
dressed to the witness by the chief inspector,
giving the names and occupations of the in
spectors employed in the tunnel
THE WORK THIS YEAR.
In resuming operations in May Of this year,
said the witness, there were notifications
adopted in the method Of lining. Mr.. Kirlin
was the only inspector remaining. II being
thought desirable to employ the same men
they were searched for. but Il was found that
all but Masters and Lucas had obtained other
employment, and these two were again hired.
The work was reorganized. Col. Kirlin was
MADE mao cnisi Inspector along the whole line,
been ct work at Great Falls, was made one,
and Lucas was given the duties of the other
without increased pay. The witness recon-
mended that a. the work progressed the num-
Der OF inspectors on the masonry should be
doubled.
TEE BRICKS AND xoRrAR.
Lieut. Townsend said he made . personal AZ.
animation Of the materials furnished-sand
cement, and brick. In his inspection Of thu
work both this year and last he found the brick
and mortar TO be all that could be desired.
But when he came 10 the packing he Uncovered
bad work. Sometimes the foundations for the
walls would not be bailed out properly. Be-
hind the brick work be has several times zen
and had reported to him
BAD PLACES THAT H HAD TORN OUT.
He gave directions 10 Col. Kirlin 70 report "a
him whenever he discovered or heard Of bad
work being done. On one occasion three GEN.
tiers were torn out Of Masters' work. II wa
ordered that any workman discovered
doing bad work should be discharged. The
next piece Of bad work was discovered on
O'Brien's section In Rock Greek heading
70 the effect that he had received too vague
orders. Kirlin admitted thst perhaps his In
struetions had been TOO vids, and Lisuk Town.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Nv. 70 Iodgea' Club aud Assoc3stlons, on days .
evenings 70 suit Apply q ". O. DENI6ONA p
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TIE FORMER STATES THAT TIE WORK or LINING
THE TUNNEL HAD BARELY COMMENCED WHEN
CAPT. HoxrE WAS ORDERED AwAY--THE LArrHs
TELLS WHAT HE KNOWS OF TIE BAD WORK.
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0k SALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO AT sAcRI-
nls oess make piano possessing an excellent tone
ana responsive touch The case is highly finished.
having side and center carved pillars, also side and
bottom panels: the entire IL made Of double
yeneeu snd stands feet 3 inches high. Price s215
cash. or 600 on time; 10 cash and 10 per month
dlsno guaranteed Tor Year, HUGO woRCH A co,
BID ftn 81 NV. ocl3-sim
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-12-07

STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF a
PULLMAN CAR CONDUCTOR.
AFTER NINE LONG YEARS.
A Remarkable Case of Miscarried Jus
ticc-Iowa Settlers Reported Organic
ing to Resist Eyiction-A Tale of
shipwreck and Suffering.

ST. Louis, Dec. 8.-The Pullman Pal
ace Car company is greatly worried
and perpleXed at the sudden disappear
ance of a conductor named l.. II. James,
who is believed to have been foully dealt
with, or haye met with a fatal ac-
cident. He left st. Louis on Wabash
train No. Z nS 8.25 O'Clock, and was
last, seen as Ferguson station. The por-
Ter of the palace car missed him at st.
Charles, Mo-, aud the train arrived in
Omaha without him. The strangest
part of the affair vas noted by the train
hands on Wabash train No. 4, a through
passenger, which arrived at the union
depot in the morning. When a
short distance east OF ST. Charles
the engineer noticed a coat and hat beside
the track and stopped. The train was
backed to the place, when it was found
that the articles were a cap and a part of
a coat belonging to a Pullman palace car
conductor. The cars were examined,
and on the brakebeam Of the forward
car elots of fresh blood were found, but
a further search failed to find the body
or piece of the body of O human being.
The pieces of coat aud cap were carried
into the city, and kilograms were sent to
every station between this city and
Omaha, but nothing was seen or heard OF
the missing conductor anywhere. James
was 30 years of age and married, and
lived with his wife and one child ut No.
OH Franklin venue He has been with
the company about five years.