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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
Recent RObbpripS.

Tuesday afternoon colored girl carrying a
baby in her arms stopped in front Of Mr.. Wash.
b. Williams furniture store on 7th street and
inspected some baby carriages which were on
exhibition in front of the establishment. She
placed the baby in the best carriage there and
wheeled it off without saying word to any
one. The carriage was recovered yesterday
Last night some one rode. off with tricycle.
from In front of Geo. S. Atwater's establish
ment. No. 1902 Pennsylvania avenue. and failed
to return with it.-A sneak thief entered the
hallway at the house of DIR. r. H. Buck, No. 1917
9Th street. and stole an overcoat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Otho
III. Burrows, Of Montgomery Co., Md, and
Alice Maud Mouldin; Andrew W. Hancock and
Mary E. Davidson; Chas. Tulty and Rosa Ward.
both OF Savannah, Ga; j. Morgan Wilson and
A. Lorenzo Sharp; John NJ SNYDER and Dora
T. Goodwin, both of Manassas, Va; Charles L.
Hynson and Kate E. Trimmer. both of Manassas
Va; Clarence E. Reynolds and Cecilia A. Glenn
ents; George Iseman and Minnie Xander
Z Noyesi Theodore A. Burns, IT., and Eliza A.
Mowbray; George White and Harriet Dogans,
Nathaniel Bacon and Mary Eliza Grayson, Of
Jefersonton, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

Arthur A. Lotto and Jean H. Williams. men,
bers Of Fanny Davenport's company, begun
libel Suits against her in Minneapolis, each
claiming $1,000 damages for notice she posted
IN the theater, terming them .ungentlemanly
and discourteous," because they insisted on re-
celving all the salary due them
Governor Cooper, of Colorado, has issued a
call for a congress of prominent western men
to meet in Denver this summer to formulate a
plan to secure the west benefits from the river
and harbor appropriations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Wade, aged respectively
sixty-two and fifty nine years. of Appleton Cecil
county, Md, and Jas. NJ. Linderman, aged
thirteen years. of Wilmington, Del, were
killed by a train on the Philadelphia, vii.
mington and Baltimore railroad at Newport
Del, yesterday.
Mr.. Murat Halsteads condition is so much
improved that his sons, who were called home
from the east, have returned.
Hiram W. Miller, ex-county treasurer; Super.
intendent Williams, of the poor farm. and
several others were arrested at Indianapolis
yesterday under a conspiracy charge of voting
challenged paupers at the late election.
A very disastrous collision occurred last even
ing at Buford's station, 8 miles from LYNCH
burg, on the Virginia Midland railroad be-
tween two freight trains. Several cars were
wrecked, but no lives were lost.
Mr.. A. w. Haage, superintendent of the Mon
| ticello wine company, of Charlottesville, Va.
| disappeared April 2, and has not been heare
from since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

g. Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates of The EVEN
ING STAR are only about half as high as those of
other Washington papers. But cheapness is
not the only merit. It's serrice is better than
any Other paper IN the city can possibly gire,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

AZ the annual meeting of the Reform league
o. Baltimore last night 8. Teackle Wallis was
elected presidents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

HALF RATES TO New YORK VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD FOR THE WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL
In order TO afford the public every facility for
attending the centennial celebration of General
Washington's Inauguration as first President of
the United States. to be celebrated at New York
April 20, 30 and May l, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will sell excursion tickets TO New
York April 9th to 30th, inclusive, and for the
7:2O am. train May list, at rate of $3.50 from
Mashinpfnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
LOCAL NOTES.

The Lyceum dramatic company gave very
.creditable performance of the colleen Bawn'
at St Elizabeth last evening. They will play
at Rockville on Saturday evening.
Mr.. Henry like will deliver at the Column
bian university tomorrow afternoon at 4:3C
an illustrated lecture upon The Emotions as
Expressed in Music"
John Robinson is a small boy who was re-
Gently given home by Mr.. Sweeney, of the
NewsbOys Aid society. He robbed his bene-
factor, and Mr.. Sweeney had him arrested
Judge Miller this morning sentenced him to
the reform school during minority
Several small boys were before the Police
Court to-day for playing ball in the street and
the judge accepted their personal bonds.
Last night the Lyceum dramatic compan
gave performance of Colleen Bawn'' at ST.
Elizabeths hospital for the insane, which gave
much pleasure to the inmates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED - BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
1909 10th st. NV. ap25-2t'
WANTED-TENANT FOR HANDSOME OFFICE
w room in large new building on F St Obliged to
enS address s. sap
WANTEp-To RENT Or BUY AT Low PRICE
CIV. good Remington typewriter. Address Box 90.
WANTED PROF. J. N. E. HALLS FENCING
w school. at W. l. l. Armory. under Albaughs opera
house; telephone 9. Summer prices now: Classes in
taught in two months. apls-tm3
WANTED-DREss CUTTING MADE EASY
W Madame Wsshngton's Dress Cutting Scale" just
garments readily and accurately The system will be
for So Persons learning this system are immediatey
bsced in posion to earn good WAGES Ladies need
any time. 1923 st. NV mhe43s
WANTED-A FEW SHARES OF GRAPHOPHONE,
dyphogtaphlc or Mergenthaler stock Address
WANTED.TO RENT-FoR FIRsT-CLAss TEN
W ant, building suitable for carpenter shop. J. W.
T. MYERS son, 1920 New York sp23-3t'
WANTEp-HIGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
BERG'S, 1143 9TH St H.. ap-22-2w'
WANTED-HORSEsPAS AT GREEN HILL
Running water in all pasture fields horses boarded the
telephone to farmeai ii5e5 or to 4 BfSE sToR
Agent, care Riggs Co. ap2O-6t'
WANTE;D,, L FOR PROF: CHRIST
ana Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone and the only system used that is based
upon Scientific Tailor Principles. System taught by
Mime 5. J. MESSER. 1903 II ST. NV. f9-3m'
WANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w prices for secondhand Furniture, Carpets and
Feathers. Entire Households speciality. Address
219 9TH ST. sw. apo
WANTED-TO BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE
w second hand Frrnit Carpets Stoves, Feathers,
etc. prompt attention TO orders by mail otherwise.
F. J. FINSTEIN,
ap1S-1m' 1909 B st. NV, opposite hay scale
WANTED-HORSEs TO PASTURE KEEPING
w horses winter and summer speciality Order
box at Prices Stables 81 9TH NV; farm 9TH st.
road miles from city. q. H. ?. CLARK, Sligo p o.,
Md. apl7-lms
NANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
tresses Made over Furniture Steamed, and Moths De-
stroyed: FH.lOUNGS.14 o2 Pa Telephone l00S-2.
apll-lm
WANTED-TO BUY-GOOD SECOND HAND GEN
W tlemen's Clothes, Guns Pistols, &c, for which
highest cash price is paid. Call or send postal to
ap61mE A. EIZNAR 1901 l It'll ST. Sc
WANTED-TRY sCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE,
w Rolls and prints 20 cents pound; cooking, ID
cents pound Warranted not to get strong rancid
Glke butter does) for one month"; money refunded.
Families served residences For only Stalls
32S, 29 and $50 decorated stall middle of fish aise)
Center Market, and 145 Northern Liberty market.
Open daily. WIN. c. SCRIBNER h1-2m-
WANTED-GOoD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolvers, old gold and silver for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call LASKEY'S
Loan Office POI Penn. ave-, corner I'd ST. NV. my26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

IHED.
1907 18th st. NV. ] Or. 40
ll24 Conn ave-, Tor. 40
1914 2lst St u.w..l4r.s-
1880 Riggs II. NV, Or. 50
1882 Riggs II. NV, Or.. 80
1884 l,lggs St. 6r.......35
1906 10Th ST. NV, Or. 80
1905 18th 81. NV IT.. 30
l124 2.,th st.n.w..Sr....25
l5Os Caroline ST., 7r.-..5
.s;gS lst II. s.w.. 6r......l5
g22 LIST II. s.w-. 6r.......l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
JIoR RENT WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
IL pleasant Rooms, second floor, suite or single:
also communicating Parlors on first floor 2141 Ii St
ap2o-:ts
E1A / ST. n. W.-WITH BOARD-ROOMS EN-
clO suite or single; house first class; convenient
to the departments; also cars and herdcs pass the
door, Summer rates. ap25-6t'
NEW YORK BOARD, CENTENNIAL wEEK-PAR-
IN Tor floor g large roos) also other rooms. large
and small, with or without board 317 East 14th ST.
ap22-1ws
u OOMS AND FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD IN
HI most desirable neighborhood; con venent to
cars and departments; private baths references.
ap2O-1m 1406 II st. NV.
no TO THE wEsT-END CATERER.
" To Strangers and the Public: beg to state that
i can furnish hrst-class Meals delivered your
rooms nice and hot at any hour Mail orders promptly
attended to-. w. JACKSON,
mh29-1ms west-end Caterer, 1905 81 NV
DLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT RE-
ducsd rates for the spring and summer months in
ducements to families desiring first accommoda
tons q GUNNER prices Inquire at All @ St. NV
mh26-lms
TINE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home; central 70 al points Of interest," new
furniture; elegant rooms. with board. % TO e10 per
day, d to g. J. A. DEWITT. Prop. Alicia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

q c. EsHER LATE OF THE FIRM OF FsHEn
Ne TAYLOR. building stone contractor Al mo-
located n T. ave, bet. 4th and 5th sta n " VIII
full stock Of al kinds Of stone. Estimates cheerfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

INOR RENT - SALE Z OR EXCHANGE THE
II houses recently erected Indiana ave. G. and %
SITS. n. W. zoo 10 IA Indiana ave. and POI 9l u
ST., nov entirely finished and On the market Tor
rent sale, or exchange upon such terms should 10
satisfactory TO purchaser: the care been
exercised IN the erection Of these houses nothing bnt
the best material used and they contain an the
most modern improvements and beautifully m
lshed inside with all the cOnYeniences for housekeep-
lng and IN that respect have many advantages over
houses built Tor speculation and renting purposes,
Apply TO JAS. II. MARI,
ap2O-Ot $50 D St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED : EXPERIENCED REFINED WHITE
w woman desires to 70 to summer resort country,
dress [ap-25-3t.i ALPHA, Star office.
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE SWISS WOMAN,
w situation IN hrstGass family as nurse for one or
ap25-3t' NH c.. Star office.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
w tor Cooks, ChamberInad Waitress, Laundress and
Nurses. Seamstress Men MATTERS, Cooks Coachlnen.
Buffers. SAA'L A. COOMBS, 920 F st. a21-Jt'
w Housemaids, Waitress. Nurses Laundress, Coach
men, Buffers Waters and general Homework 6l3 9TH
st, NV. Also European Steamship agent. ap25-2t'
NyrANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS
w sewing in private families by the week, month or
day sewing done neatly and carefully. Address Miss
NJ. W, Star office. IT.
WANTED - POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE
w keepers, farm and dairylnen French and German
maids, nurses seanstresses cities summer resorts
country main office and reception room first foorD
BURNHAM's, go 9th st. NV. ap25-2t'
WANTED - EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
w and typewriter, owning machine, senior law stu
ofhce Best references. Box 81 Star Office ap25-lw'
w ANTED-BY A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS GER
w man gardener 4 situation private house; ref
erences exchanged. Address l02 Indiana a253t'
| WANTED-BY, SOBER, HONEST AND INDUS
w trous colored man situation as coachman hostler
or driver experienced in care Of horses; references
furnished. Call or address l9351f 18th ST. IT.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl, situation as chambermaid or waitress or
or address 1909 18th ST. NV.
XVANTED-BY A WOOD-TURNER, WORK: HAS
w own tools and understands his business; cabinet,
builder general work steady and moderate wages
required Address NJ b., lis .. Eutaw ST., Baltimore,
Md. ap24-2t.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WHO is A FIRST
Address STEADY WORKER, Star Office. ap24-5t.
| NVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO Is NOT
W afraid to work, Position as collector OF rents or
bills make himself generally useful Best of ref
| erence Address IN NEED, Star office. ap24-3t'
VVANTED-IF YOU NEED A COOK, LAUNDRESs,
w Chambermaid Waiter, Porter Farm Hands,
! help of any kind send to EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
AND ROOM RENTING AGENCY, $40 st. NV
apl6-l2t'
| WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN;
w good penman, and thoroughly conversant with
Office work or bookkeeping; position in Office
collectors comes well endorsed and will furnish bond
| or security if desired. Address PROFICIENT Star
\ office. ap23-3t'
| XNANTED-BY EXPERIENCED LADY'S MAID
w and seamstress, speaking French and English,
situation to travel Address A. NJ. p, 1905 Sth ST.
| NV. ap23-3t'
| NVANTED-FREE, WITH REFERENCE, EMPLOY
w are furnished servants. our plan the
| best. Clerical applicants same terms Rooms regis
| tered free Information furnished gratis,
| CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
| ap20-Ot' III street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

aps4 laOT IN ave nv
rHOR RENT-THE COSIEST LITTLE HOME IN
Il the city, IN perfect order MONS aud bath mod
inproN emeits garden nllcd with roNerg ard fruit
$50 per month. 1906 stnw. ap33-3ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

JyOR RENT-sTORE l722 PENNA. AVE. n. w;
Il now occupied as branch OF the Oriole rent $40
per month. ap24-:}t
NOR REMITTANCE STORE, 4l9 9TH ST., NEAR
IL Pa size, l0XS5 has two plate glass windows.
Apply to J. JAY GOULD,
ap:93-6t' 42l 9Th St
E'OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, 1918
Il ST. suitable for restaurant other business.
Apply to OWNER, :l29 7th st. s.w aplS-2m
IGOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 1928 9TH
IL st. NV, bet. NJ and y. W. W. BURDETTE, 1925
Vermont nYe aplS- I'm
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ISoR RENT-FOR SUMNER OR LONGER. LARGE
- cool House, northwest. handsomely furnished.
Star Office su.,S-:gts
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IGOR RENT-UNFURNIsHEn

III hN
x St, bet. Conn. ave. and
18th st.............S3O0
q St, near 18th ~ leo
Cor. 18Th & 4 sts.n.w. POO
III st, near Arlington
HDtcl............2O (
/, bet. 18th a 18th, dor
summer;..--;,..;.,..,..ls.
j. bet. 18th & lath.l6o. 81
h St, bet.l6th&19th. 500
o 81, bet. 9Th a 10Th. 100
Ian, bet. II and 1 uor
sunni. or .....-.......--.4t
y St. bet. 18th a l4th.l4t
Z st. mr.. y. H.aye..l5l
Il, near Mcpherson 80. 30,
COnii.ay., above r. O(
Coun.aye., above 4 81. .25(
BULLETINS CAN BE
FlCE. These houses can
mits from our Office.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIs
Il E2l4 + ST. q. W.

II l2l4 + ST. q. W, 1907 18th st. NV. Tor 40
lsoi r. avenue NV, i6ii SIs st S Gw..i4rs
1909 Mass syenwI 6067 1884 fgss St Dr.. *
lbs VI 81. NV. l5r...l25 1906 9TH St w, Or 80
1870 Mass ave- i5r. is 1924 29th stnwsr IS
It nv l2r......... 10 1907 Caroline St, 7r.-.s5
100 10th st. y, - .ss2s lst 1t. s.w.. or......l5
lib i 10Th sinT i5 rI rs ~ Isl St s~ or.'s
100 Mass. ave, l3r. 100 FURNISHED.
ls2S stnw.. l3rs. S;I.:33 II ST. mr. 9TH. lJr 400
ls sS1a l4thStn " 9rs Ss "a s1 n. lsth SS3
1888 MSss r b. sr $50 SS
24ol stoughton ST., M 18th st.-nr. l, 800
YS ST nm Es3 f56 and me S sa: SS
1873 st NV, lr....15 Conn. sy.. Il, lSr 25O
2O23 Q stn W, llr ana = /. q and sts, I5r. $50
sl9 18th ST. nw- lar, 20 18th ST. near Mass. av,
1922 st NV r. sv, mr. Scott cir-
50 Il NV Nv store RI Slt s1 4ih 2SS
e0iS Hyer PLACE s SO st near 18Th
LAS 81 NJ Tor. % 6 st, 2Oth, llr. l25
1911 81. NV. 30 18th st near " Tor rs
1873 10th ST NV Or. y near l4th, l20
1885 Pierce Place. Tor ~ 54U3 18th st.nw i2r 100
24l0 i4th st nwior 40 1851 o St NV, IS
1906 Chapin ST., Or. 40 1928 18th st NV, 9r. 80
The above houses ean 4e exsniined 5y permit from
apo i354T st. NV
E0R RENI-MAY lsT. HOUSE, 100 5TH ax sIs
Drug Store. Hoo 9TH 81 NV. spls-2w
IGOR RENT-3-sIoRY PRESSED BRICK BAY
Rd st. won't T. NET 66
lilo st NV. Rpl6-lm
IGOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL l2-ROoM COTTAGE,
BEALL BROWN a co, 1927 + st. apl5-2m
LOB RENT : MOST >, DESIRABLE n;s. BE-, GOMEZ
month, Apply CHARLES EARLY
apl-lm OO3 l4th 81. nv.
r,r-a~1r s-1 NJ R-r
IL 1923 ST. n. w, 3-story and basement
1908 y Hamp. ave, 2-story and basement. 81
207 St 2-story and
M mh ~ s1 Sc BEGiL BRowN co. 1871 st.
EolBk. R r. .,.seo zos Or, 40
1920 18th 81 NV, lar 5S SIS 9Th ne. Srwster IL
i4si IS a rlr s i5iS wyye st
1889 Se 4; ST W. 81 %r SO SO s sEsf Bay y.
lao5 Col st NV tr - s9 go go 5Sts St se 4r.s
! " 81 SSsS n Sr Zoe S:s Sc
6Is & "a . Piers sTSFfs $3.50
SO Pa Pa s awe ss;i es7 Pa ave.
1893 S Sth St & me- it sTABLE
go 9Th st. se' Or ~ 30 Eesr si5 .slo
ap15-1m 927 stn.w
NOR RENT-CoMPLETELYF FURNISHED 8ofjsT..
cty. overlooking circle house paricuisriy sdspsed
TO entertaining. Rent 600 per month careful par-
ties Address H. A. c., Star Once. apo limo
EoR RENT-N. W. COR 18th AND Sis. NV
- lsr and stable; m 4, per 400
10l1 T. st. NV, 2-story and basement bay windov
brick; southern exposure; delightful location;
1913 Sd ct sw- 2-siory bay window brick ir .SiS
Large warehouse Workshop, stable, new, rear bt6
and NV, 80 It. alley; water. gas. sewer. he AK
81 nw Is
o. &c. '''''''-'''''--c;;ji5 Ia II sioS
m30 $50 y st.. Atlantic BUILDING
~ c. ESTHER LATE OF THE FIRM OF FsHrp
IAfEoE building stone on co s,Srntractor is nov
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IGOR RENTING FINF BRICK DWELLINGS. Ia
II and 20 81 ne, - Gud IL rooms rcsI'estively All
mod lnll's $50 and $50 per month % good tenants
ap-o-lw ;. Il. BOND, 52l AZ 81.
I,OR RENT-2o26 HILLYER ILACE. SO PER
II month; a-story brick l2 ro-Is bath. cellar, and
buffers TSptry; kitchen and dining room on nrst
floor. WHY h. KING. 500 n st apia-tit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
GESTs SU1rs ScoURED
AND PRESSED FOR A.

Coats, 6oc.; Pants, 25c.; Vests 25c. Altering and
Repairing done IN best manner Goods called for and
K HAHN, 7O5 9th IT. NV.
au2 1929 32d ct. West Wsshipstop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| TvOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD AND
i coal yard, corner 10th ana SITS, scales, stables,
sheds aud office. For terms apply to GREEN Gun
| NINGHAM, i405 L ST. ap23-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

EoR RENr-l2 9Th ST. n E.. TWO DOORS
from East Capitol ST. and two lines of cars nice =
room House, modern improvements; large yard
$1,000 key at 81 > Pa. ave NV ap25-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-25

de1s st. NV, 12r.. ESQ 90
922 10Th at n W Sr '''-'-'''--'-..'----' 81 S0
superior St. Meridian Hill, 5r............... 1000
Ssrt,
stable STALLS water, &C, near Penn. 100
ap22-2w GEO. w. LINKINS, 18th and b SITS.
EOR RENT-l417 9Th ST. n Va STORY AND
imps: large balls in the rear suitable for artists
good tenant. $50. By cH1s' & sHREvE iooe StS
ct. u. w.. ap4- I'm
EoR RENT-l026 18Th IsTRREf NORTHWEST
EA0OSS SMITH.
Bo66bn Variety Store
mh2o-1D 7o6 1axkst epats.
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EOR Ri1NT-BY r., o; HoLTZMAN. REAL ES-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS. NV
HOUSES
La Pierre Hotel, 10Th 1875 9th st n.w sr s45
and L SITS. NV, 4Sr., 5l5 I'd ST. NV, l0r.... $40
MOD S2DU $50 st st. NV. 10
III 81. NV. l2r. LOO la39 9th n. W., Sr 40
1l34 st. NV 5r. .123 Sl3 Rst. n. w. 9r..,, 40
81 ST.. Strand store. % sos 9th ST. NV, Tor 40
AL IL tn ST. NV, ar. 100 22l2 Fl 81. W. 30
1919 ST. NV, l2r... 80 l23 c ST. Sc, Sr -. 80
5l5 st. NV lar .S3. IS ZIG II ST. NV, 80
1907 st. NV, 1Or..... 20 lO21 18th NV, or 2l
ITO ST. NV l3r..-.I5 1871 II ST. ar. 20. 80
S0s 10th ST. w. lOr. as lob ID 81. W., Is
l017 18th NV. lOr-..o0 623 AZ ST. s. W., Or Is
st. II. w, l2r...oQ go stn. store. .l6
ls4l X ST., 1Ur..... 30 3Uy u ST. s.e Is
1911 ST. NV, 30 l70l 18th n. W., Ar Is
1232 l4th st. NV, Tor. SO 307 ID St Sc. Is
S13 Penn. ave n Or. 10 l034 n. j. ave. 10
FURNISHED HOUSES
I, near Sth ST., l3r.soo0 H. 2lst ST.. SRI so
bet. 11th& 18th. 90 9Th. above X ST I:sr I'D
Mass. ave, bet 18th = X. l. ave-, BIT 16Sl7..l25
and 18th, 11r;: 333 80 ST., near 18th, Tor Il 20
Conn ave, near ST. $50 2eth. bet and r. Or 90
h, bet 18th Is, l5r. $50 n H. ave- and y II yr Is
L ST., bet IA & DOR. $50 35th near . wv iir as
Yer av. mr. n, 12r. 1906
OFFICES
e41 St, I'd floor, front g39 st., I'd noor Pr ESQ
rs heated BY steam $50 y e. cor. 4 +, fr B 20 %
fli 81 MOOR 'front.' r., Ia. ave-, from 10 10 20
Leoeu w seedln oO DID Il In st., 2r......2o
1iegaLi rooms IN Sun III ST. NV, Pr %
bunolns, nreprooi2 ele-l III ST. NV, 3r %
from $50 70 $50 each l5l3 IL h ST. :}r - 20
n. Z. cor. 18th and Pa. 400 49, ST u W., shop 20
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tion assigning for his two reasons first. his
inability to speak English, and secondly, his en-
tire ignorance regarding the causes which led to
the outbreak and the reported downfall of the
Empire.
The Brazilian Minister said again to-day what
he has already said on former occasion, that the
situation has been talked over by all of the brazil
ian officials at present in Washington, but that
none of them can understand the reports received
SO far about the revolution. All left Brazil In
July last, and at that time there were no lndica-
tions whatever of an outbreak even of dissatls-
faction in the army, which seems TO have taken
the initiative in the present NOV ement.
The State Department. like the braziilans Is
without official information regarding the up
rising, barring the short dispatch received DAY
before yesterday from the Consul-General at Rio,
and is therefore wholly dependent upon news
paper reports and spatcheS received by private
individuals in New-Y ork.
In the absence Of better information as TO the
incidents and the causes of the revolution, the
character and past history of the men reported
to be the leaders in the revolutionary movement
becomes of Importance Unfortunately, here.
too, the data obtalnabe are of the meagreSt
kind. Senior Da Costa, the first secretary OF the
Brazilian legation in speaking of the trlumvirate
which seems to be IN possession OF the UoVern-
ment, said to-day:
Deodoro Da Fonseca has been an officer in the
Brazilian Army and has distinguished himself In the wars
about fifty OF and has OF late taken an In
terest in politics. But the most potent force in the
movement far learn is Editor Bocayura OF ''El
Pals published in Rio de Janeiro He is Republican OF
long standing and writer who is greatly admired by all
people Brazil for his beautiful style and complete COM
mand OF his language journalist he has eXerted his
influence toward the establishment Of Republic In Brazil
during many years. Three four months ago he pub
lshed in his paper able outline Of the Republicans
platform embracing the political ideas OF that party inc
article copied by nearly all the newspapers In Brazil
and was universally circulated and read throughout the
region OF the Rio Platte.
BENJAMIN Constant, the Minister of War, has
heretofore been a professor in the polytechnic
school and member of the Board of Military
Engineering