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ANACOSTIA.

COAI. THIEvEs.-Three more coal thieves
Jacob Beacham, JAS. Berkeley and John Swee-
ney, colored-living in Hillsdale, were ar
rested Saturday by Officer w. T. Anderson,
on information given by Edward Garrett and
VIM. Nelson that these men had been doing a
thriving business all winter selling their neigh
bors coal stolen from the Baltimore and Ohio
cars, sidetracked at Anacostia station. Each of
the prisoners was fined IS or 80 days.
NEARLY BLEED TO DEATH.-Nlrs. Peter Lesh
was taken with a severe hemorrhage Saturday
night, resulting from the extraction of TOOTH
The united efforts OF two physicians finally
stopped the flow of blood, but not until the
patients condition had become critical. She is
| now improving.
| BAL MAsoUE.-Mr. Samuel Armstead, of
| East Washington, and Miss Susie Egan, of Ana
| costa, received the prizes awarded to the
| most unique cOstumed masqueraders at the
ball given by Prof. Mazulla's dancing class last
| night. Mr.. Armstead was attired as .Negro
dude:" Miss Egan as Flower Girl" Notable
among the costumes were those worn by Misses
Annie Smith, saint jacob Maud Egan, I'm
dian Girl Lulie Winter, Yachting Clubs"
| Elvicie Roberts ''Topsy;" Ida Roberts, Gamer
ica." The prizes consisted OF gold scarf-pin
| for the gentleman, and a cut-glass wine set for
| the lady.
NOTES.-The culvert on jefferson street
which caved in has been replaced, and 90
| foot culvert has been built on Washington
street, opposite W. I. Anderson s.-Lemuel
| Clark, colored, who assaulted Thos. johnson,
| trustee of the Burrville A. NJ. E. church, at a
church meeting last week. was captured Officer
Kirby, at Benning's, Friday evening, and paid
| Judge Miller IS Saturday.-The Bethlehem
| Baptist Sunday school of Hillsdale has elected
| the following officers for 1889: c. W. Davis,
| superintendent; Miss G. r. Simpson, assistant
| superintendent; Miss A. L. Phillips, secretary;
Miss Maria Bryant, assistant secretary; w. H.
Liverpool, treasurer; Misses Diggs and Green,
organist; Silas Shipper, Librarian; Miss III. Phil
\ lips, assistant hbrarian.--Bishop Paret will
| paw his official visit to the Emanuel p. E.
church March II to perform the rite Of confr-
| nation.
Jake Gaudaur left st. Louis last evening for
San Francisco, where he will row with OCon-
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Twice as Old as the Bridegroom.

AN ALEXANDRIA COUPLE MARRIED AT THE
COURTHOUSE HERE.
This morning, on the opening of the court
house, man and two women appeared and a
marriage license was procured in the names of
Benjamin F. Murray and Mary A. Harrison,
both of Alexandria, Va. The groom appeared
to be about twenty-six years of age, and there
were two women with him, one well-settled
one, approaching sixty years, and the other
not half that age. Those persons present at
the courthouse naturally supposed that the
candidates for matrimony were the young man
and the younger woman, but they were wrong.
They were in formed that the younger woman
was happy wife and the mother of five chill
dren. and that the bride expectant was her
mother. A speedy marriage being desired,
Rev. E. D. Bailey sent for. the Circuit
Court room was opened for the event, and in a
few minutes the marriage ceremony was per-
formed.
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The Engine Jumped the Track.

AND THE PASSENGERS GOT SLIGHT SHAKING UP.
The engine drawing the Chicago and Pitts
burg express, due at the Baltimore and Ohio
depot at S:35 o'clock this morning, jumped the
track near the street crossing and brought
the train to sudden standstill, giving the pas
sengers slight shaking up. Many of the
passengers thought for moment that a COLI
sion had occurred. The accident was caused
by defective engine wheel, which had been
damaged while on the road to this city. The
fact that the train was going at slow rate of
speed prevented serious accident and prob
able loss of life. The accident delayed the
passengers about fifteen minutes and the en-
CINE was removed from the track later in the
day,
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds i'll fee have been filed as follows:
J. H. Darnulle to Jennie NJ. Crummell part lot
%, So. 1872; 2,4OO. T. A. King to Mary A. Grin
nell sub POP. 50. 271; $4,000. Mt. Jezreel Bap-
fist church to T. S. Robinson part 70, so. $40;
$1,000. I. Z. Waggaman to S. E. Allen subs
~ to so. SO. $50; $. 4. A. Mitchell to Z. l..
Mcintosh sub lots "a, SO. So to SO, SO. 597;
$4,000. James F. Il. Appleby ct al. to f. VI.
Harriss parts 163 and 16l, b. and HIS addition
to w. W; $3.50. Amanda VI. Wheat to l..
Goldschmidt part /. 50. 5l4; $4,000. W. S.
Cox to W. VI. Sigourney ct al. parts %, %, and
"A, so. 465: 5.
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The Death Record.

During the twonty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Fannie T. DeMoll. white. AZ wears:
Ethan A. II. Nichols, white, Is years; Hannah
NJ. Depue, white. SO years; Theodore Linson,
6S years; Jas. Chamberlain. white 63 wears:
Annie Champbell, white l day; Jno. II. Sess-
ford. white. 6S years; Jas. f. Goldsborough.
months; Jas. WEIGH. white, 90 years: Mary
c. VI. Anurd, white. 50 years; Mary l. Miller,
colored. G2 years; Eliza l. Bowman, colored.
IA years; Maria Jones. colored, 20 years; Mary
A. Eden, cOlOred, days; VIM. ii. Campbell
colored. 20 DAYS; Vim. z. Mason. colored.
years; Hattie Connick. colored. "a years; Vic.
toria Brooks. colored, 20 years; Bessie Thomas
colored, IS years.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD WArcH-A
young man named Clarence Denny who was
formerly employed as telegraph operator in
the Western Union office. arrested last
night by Detectives Raft and Horn on a charge
Of stealing gold watch from Mrs. Mary Nc
Caffrey, who lives at 1893 ID street southwest.
1t is charged that Denny, while visiting Mrs
Mccartney last week, took the watch and
pawned il and afterward sold the ticket The
case will be heard in the Police Court to-mor-
Tow.
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Real Estate Matters.


Annie n. Spalding has bought for $1,000 of
Kate Field sub 81, square 155, fronting on Q
street, between 18th and 18th streets north
west.
r. B. Clark has bought Of G. Truesdell for
s4,3O1.62 lots 9and 10, square 4, lexington
5.735.50 square feet each.
T. F. Schneider has bought for 1852, of
Elizabeth S. Stevens. sub lot 80 and for "a 400,
of G.. NJ. Brayton. sub lot As. square 49, each
1927 by 100 feet. on @ street, between 18th and
18th streets northwest.
s. C.. HILL real estate agent 9Th and F. re-
ports the following sales made by him in the
past week: For J. A. Luttrell, trustee, TO Chas
II. GLADDEN., lots SIS and 81, square 779; 81. 944
For same to f. s. Kennedy. lots "a. 55. and S.
square 779; $2,916. For same to . b. Lybrook
lot So, square 799; 1912. For II. l.. b. Clarke
TO Il. I. Schneider, through L. j. Fisher & Co., :"
lot &c, square 155; $4,000. For Laura NJ Doc
little to Il. F. Schneider. Through same" lot
"a, square 1856; S4,654. For r. b. Boylston. to
L. F. Schneider, through same," lot A, square
155; s4,654. Mr.. Hill thinks there will be great
activity In the real estate market this spring.
MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to
Edward Quenan and Elizabeth Edelin,; James
Brown and Amelia Burke; Thos. J. johnson
and Sallle E. Burgess both of North River,
Va; Is. +. Murray and Mary A. Harrison. both
of Alexandria; Cyrus W. spottswood and Helen
Alice Davis; Chas. H. Langley and Katie Stamp,
of Prince Georges county, Nd; John NJ Green
and Mary j. Peterborough; W. +. Lewis and
| Serene Sanderson.
The California state assembly yesterday
| unanimously adopted SCOTS Chinese bill, ask
ing for its rigid enforcement in the interests of
| the industries of California and the nation.
The Sutro tunnel was sold at Virginia CITY.
New, yesterday under a decree Of foreclosure
| granted by the United States circuit court TO
Judge Henry Dibble for the Sutro tunnel COM
pany, Of New York, which holds a mortgage in
| favor Of McCalmon Brothers, of London The
price paid was S325, 900.
| Twenty-year-old Ernest Buxbaum of Phila-
delphia, has absconded, and his employer, Reu-
ben Cohen, a pawnbroker, believes that the
fugitive is a defaulter to the amount of So 600.
At Arlington, N. j., Samuel Beckett com
mitted suicide by stretching a rubber tube
| from al. open gas Jet to his mouth
Carl Schurz delivered an address at the DIN
ner Of the Commonwealth club, in New York
Saturday night in which he deplored the cor
ruption in American politics.
Thos. Axworthy, ex-city treasurer Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, arrived at Toronto Saturday night
| and will take up his residence there His
shortage was S400, 700.
At Jefferson City Hon. d. r. Francis was duly
inaugurated governor OF the state Of Missouri
At ll:So yesterday morning.
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Jake Gaudaur left st. Louis last evening fol
San Francisco, where he will row with O'Con.
nor in the Smile race for $1,000 before the
latter leaves for Australia.
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WANTED-HEI,P

WAsSS55I.DD5wMIIITE Eff 5FIRsTGLAss COOK. ONLY
Die KS iaESG2 81 s6 St. o. n '' city
AWAITED : WOMEN FIRsT-cIAss COOKS,
C w Maids Nurses Wattsrsss Lsundress, Buffers
always. Call Quick DICKS AGENCY. 6I3 9Th stn.w
WANTEp-woMEN COOKS sIO TO s4O: CHAM
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WAANS,TIIED9om,A,. D. THoRogGHLY REspEcTABLE
ing and ne Children I in heme must come highy
VVANTED-AN EXPERIENCED sALESI.ADY AND
" ''AD .Ol our 0nG The Rsl PthHIs ROYAL
1t Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 18th ST.
WANTED-LADY OR YOUNG MAN sTENoG
rSP9sr or for Office work snail sa3rIy
St, Room s. IT,
WANTED-LADY FOR OUR OFFICE. ONE WHO
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WANIEED-A SETTLED WHITE SERVANT. IN A
Apy sd washing ironin
WANTED-AN HONEST YOUNG MAN LIVING
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those accustomed TO tirst-cass work need apply;
highest wages paid; call 722 18th st. Il. jal4-2ts
WANTED-,wHITE AND COLoRED GENERAL
5S9H a. and d main office. first door f.
WANTED = SUPERINTENDENT. 81, 800 SAL
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w and pleasant work to call at Capital City Benefit
Hall, Rooms il and u - ' jaI2-8t.'
WANTED-LADIES TO MAKE WORSTED AID
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WANTED-FIvE FIRsT-CLASS ACCIDENT IN
wv snranGe men to represent the largest Eastern
DEMAN, Managers sos St. NV: E. L. MATTicE,
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CANvAssER FOR
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WANTED - .NON-UNION PLATE PRINTERS,
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VVANTED-DUNDORR'S EMPLOYMENT Blu
,nd rea conducted by LADIES' men and women white
and x a5 rl nnds Of M s Labor tor
WANTED-;AN OvERsEER OR CHIEF ADvER-
" iser, and two to ve assistants taccordng to size
OF county and populationl $50 a month salary and
ding, no soliciting. Duties confined to making coec
ons distributing printed matter putting UP adver-
tisements &c for the two greatest in
Amerca-the Farmers 81 Q Fire Proof Combination
Lock safe lsold on monthly installments), and the
wonderful Electric Fuel, for warming sleighs,
rages, &c, which burns without flame, smoke odor
and will heat any vehicle PA hours for cents Ex-
penses advanced; salaries paid each month. Enclose
to o M Co.. IeS S oho
Ja4-14t
"ANTED-TO TELL. YOU WHERE TO OBTAIN
w nrst-class help and those seeking employment
where to secure it at once City Intelligence office,
$50 La. ave. ja2-tol9
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 Patterns and materials cut and basted
made one fitting required the system taught by
Mime. >. j. MESSER. 1903 III ST. n n3-}tns
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EoR saIE-oR EXCHANGE FoR CRY PROP
is for one or four 6eass ssHth ;ss ..sisr
T TT5as s5 5s g'ERs 2silOO APF %
EoR sAi.E-A RAGE OPPORTUNITY To PUR-
co ,se ssSsIa 'rssts q well-locAted ground IN the
ial5-at' = c Hill. sth sndFa
EoR SALE -LQrs IL RoSENoNT PARK-NEkR
~ eSnntemI.htod park; - and 20 cents Jer foot
PER foot wHIrTAkKR s wHfTTAkER. 1857
E9R SALE.-NAlUABIk LOT ON HfIlYRR
the rear. Hill. JOHNsT0ys
I,NQR SALE-LoT 25Nloo FRET. IMPRUvfD By
goo e taken at Address Q. NJ p star Sisce
INoR sALE-A BARGAIN-Bor on CoLUMBlA
HEfFnKh ' is Ssh s,reet cars only slSS9
ISoE sALE-FoUR LOTS on L ST. NEAR l4TH
j. y y. HUYcK CO..
I,os sALE--A BLOCK OF GROUND esKso TO An
AR list & INE ga H S'i'G co;
ISoR sALE--A DESIRABLE LOT on p CAPITOL
-; llear lancolu Park. f5Nl2s feet 10 alley also
rE,sSs5 y eash. Apply to CwHsr. ). 1, sTEEIE
FoR sALE-LoT IL. BLK Ia. MERIDIAN h1L.L
l., 3 blk, !, Meridian Hul. 3ac. pcr foot.
Lots and i t H. NfSsh NH ,i sos er foot
Lots ! x y and 80, blk. O. Meridian Hil. Doc per
rr The n 70 S,; are Sssre at special srstys
ij jaia-! Heights }. AsLrrLL Sc9:,
IoR SAIL SOME VALUABLE LOTS. NEAE d.
pI jsi i9S5i IA sEfriiEd 4 Co.
Ifoe- sALE-A RARE CHANCE LOOK AT THIS
lots s ssr ie, S ~ l'h 4 aud 20 ,ees on Il
~ anu cents yer except curier) or the whole
$4,000 teeu with buildings At a reduction below
jai2-3t 'hAS' foe sh y =, "
lFoE SALE BAEG AIN-IOT la-FFFT FRONT ON
iNocH MARis CO. al a'f st i n'w NV" al ss,!'
f,oR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD LOT. IS FRONT. on
"a ~ bet ~ AID oth -, and . feetun NJ, s5c. 10
St. bet "a and az. $500 Terms very easy 5 lot "a,
bet Ii ara a. & pr d psF tSi s SS4 Il, ois o n
n ald I Sts sw 30 per foot lot 9TH. bet u sfi
100 deep on Is bet Q aud Il u On per lot .S io g
by l3O' on ~, bet. NJ aud \, COO, per foot,
JaI2-@. az ami F.w
IyOR SAIE-FINE LOT on o ST, NEAR IL
feet front on IN 8. n.W IS fcet mont on Mass.
ave. H. at . low igure. - ,.
jaI2-Gt' Ah" u NJ iso m s 3ip;
ltok sALE-To PURCHASERS OR oWNEkS OF
Isn KS,S The Maeh,1ston Go lerstise Liam Com
10 build Accept Payments weekly New ulan and
ie S s sfs cal RS 81 5nd for to OG 4 AID
NOR sALR-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT, SOUTH
II front II st, bet 2Oth and 2Ist sts rs
per foot: very cheap.
jal0-5t 4. c. CUTTER a co. l423Fst
NOR SALE BEAUTIFUL LOT ON NORTH SIDE
OF ST. bet. 18th and 18th sits. 3lAlOO. price per
St. bet, 18th and 18th 35I95 to alley party walls
St. near 18th. iSis. iX 90 ~
lots ON sd st. bet l. and VI, IsK74 each price per
sre number lots in ali parts Of the ciJ asd N n
Columbia Heights, Mt Pleasant Iaucr Heigts Nash
lnsion Heights and some special bargains ~ Meridian
HILL Ua9-Otl GEO. ". I1NKINS.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrED.-H. j. Amber, 1911
was entered last night and robbed of an over
coat, frock-coat and heavy circular.--Mary
A. Cullen reports the theft of a lady's coat
Annie c. Hancock, 80 9Th street southeast,
rePorts the theft of bracelet
Mrs. Carrie B. Kilgore has been appointed
by Judge Allison Master to take testimony and
report TO court Of common pleas, Philadelphia,
IN the divorce case of A. B. Keerl against his
Ssfe Kate. This is the first time in the history
Of the courts Of Pennsylvania that a woman has
been appointed master in any case.
j. Z. Sheatfer, u distiller and liquor dealer OF
Lancaster, Pa, was arrested last evening on
twelve charges Of violating the internal revenue
laws. His store and bonded warehouses were
seized
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w situation as chambermaid and sewing. or cham
Derfnald and nurse; reference Call at present
pm ja15-3tk
w sional and plain Cooks Laundress Maids, Nurses
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WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
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grsss Men Waters Cooks coachen
WANTED-BY A CALIFORNIA LADY A POSI-
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WANTED-A. LADY WITH BEST REFERENCE
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WANFED-BY A YOUNG LADY-A PLACE AS
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character, ability, &c Address T. NJ office i5-Iw'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL
of ven Address Box sar T
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
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WANTED-A PLACE AS CHAMBERMAID AND
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
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Box l26 Star office. ja14-2t'
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WANTED-POSITION IN A FIRST CLASS FAM
Star Office. jaI 4-3ts
WANTED-A BALTIMORE LADY DESIRES
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for an invalid or elderly lady. Address GOVERNESS
Star office. taI2-:}ts
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS
w English Coachman and Butler: also, Bookkeepers
Cooks, Maids. Housemen, Nurses, Drivers and others
all with references. f. NJ. BURNHAM, $40 9th ST NV
jal2-6t'
WANTED - BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY A
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, AN En-
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
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reasonable. Address Z. L. p, Sl3 10th street Ii. w
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED PROPERTY FOR Gus
w TONER'S in all parts of the city: single lots and
large blocks. HERRON l. RAMEY
ta12-1m 1907 St
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nR. DUKE, DENTIST, us 18th NV TEETH
lextr.cted without pain by aid Of local Application
fect-ftting sets ARTIFICIAL Teeth opersdons .gusr-
snteed. n17.xms
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ISoR sALE--A DESIRABLE LOT on r. cAPlTOL.
- - near linc9ln Park. f1Nl2s feet 70 alley also
slde air, n sol. IN few days. Boz PER foot il the
iFleSs a. oAsh. Apply to owner. }. 4. SELEIE
sal.-d 1900 Il
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED - GENTLEMEN'S GOOD SECOND
hand Clothing for which highest cash prices paid,
also guns pistols, Watches &C., at 1901 tn st s.el
ja4-1m' A EIZNAR
WANTED-HORsEs TO KEEP; BOX STALLS.
~ personal attenton. Order box at Prices Stable.
city. Q. H. p CLARK. Sligo, Md e10 permo d24-lms
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolyers, old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices win be paid. Cali IASKEY'S
Loan Once, 2Ol Penn ave-. corner I'd st. n. my26
WANTED.EvERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
cure them or pay required; Ranges, Furnaces and
1413 18th st. NV. dl3-3m
WANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERTNE AT 20 CENTS
w per pound warranted not to get strong dixie but
at residences regnlsrly IN Al Part: q the city Send
Market dock for the decorated stals) opposite Col.
denis Dish stalls; also 461 stn.w. Telephone 643-2
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IVY 60 to the ~ n"A' 'A'&s
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING @.
n6-3m 9Th and q Sta
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT--STARTES

nor RENT-STYLISH SQUARE PIANO GOOD
II tone, octave. THOMSON & co,
jal5-3t 52l / 18th ST, below T.
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NOR sALE-A BARGAIN-Lor on CoLUMBiA
~ htlEhts nesr Sth street cars. only sl.35O J. X
hEAIEOkle l42.sls street. Hl4.di.
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

IFoR SAILOR EXCHANGE FoR CITY PROP.
- .rty.Corner lot. &fSNloo; avery elesAnt build-
cNiosure. side parklug 53tlOO ApTix H. Owned ,,r,
preinises 1903 y 81 nv laiSIst
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LOST AND FOUND.

UNoUND-AFTERNooN OF 18th INST, AT
il Marine Barracks lady's silver watch and chain.
Call 1892 ST. prove property and pay for cd
vertisement It.
II osT-yANUARY Il. 1883, DARK BAY MAZE
turn % WM II. FTTToN, 311 n IT. s.w., and receive
liberal reward IL
II OsT-BUNcH OF KEYS NEAR l4TH AND r
~ SITS. Return 70 II. ID. MANLEl, sos 14th st.. and
get reward IT.
m OST-THfs TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IS,
~ q pair OF gold spectacles suitable reward given
ON return TO MRS. BENNETT. 500 North Caroline
ave. Sc 1fs
n OsT-AT ALBAUGHs THEATER SATURDAY
Aafternoon, January ~. 1853, Pair opers GlssseA
marked -Grsce Elmore. Xmas. 1856" Finder please
address Box once a. theater. )al5-3r
Il osr-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
~ Thursday afternoon, January 10. either H 81,
between Vermont ave. and l4th 81, or on 14th St
between and N sts, for which suitable reward vii
ta11-4'
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ISos sALE-A BLOCK OF GROUND esxsO TO An
n ailey. n northwest section. at 81 - psr foot
Apply 70 J. '. y HUACk co.
AlA-1 lpQa
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E'QR SALE-LoT 25Nloo FRET. IMPR0yfD BY
a Drown frame house. good new, viii ssl for
81 900 q taken at Address o. NJ p star ofcce
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FoR sALE-FouR LOTS on U ST, NEAR l4TH
j. V y HUYCK h 90.
@i4-1 1908 penusy NAniA ave.
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DENTISTRY.

LSREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
ment of Columbian University from to pm. daily
except Sunday. Extraction free. InfirInary open
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST, COR
II ner Z NV Filling specialty Teeth extracted
cia teeth inserted aching teeth saved; hours to s.
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LrOR RENT-STABLE, IN GOOD ORDER; ACCOM-
Il modations for horses; large hay lott; will rent
cheap TO good tenant. Apply at 2lS ST. .l2-3t.
VSOR RENT - A FINE, BRICK STABLE, -FOUR
Il stalls and ample carriage room, two coachmens'
rooms. 13lS Stanton alley. OF Hamilton House
Apply at Office of the Portland. Jaw
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I-oR SALE-CHEAP-TwO GOOD SECONDHAND
II hre-prOof Safes. one large. medium. cOmbina-
ton locks modern improvements. Sacrifice TO sell
cash installents Box al. star ofhce
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IrOR RENT-OFFICES-THR OFFICE ROOMS
II single or en- suite. ut 1907 st NV, near the
Treasury Will be rented cheap to desirable tenant
jal2-lw JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO, 1407 r st
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WANTED-ROOMS


WANTED-BY TWO STEADY YOUNG GENTLE
w men cheerful furnished room, convenient to
Patent Office; give location and terms Address Box
go, Star office. jal5-3ts
"ANTED-TWO OR THREE HANDSOMELY
w furnished Rooms. with strictly frst-class Board
for gentleman, wife and child's nurse permanent
state price and particulars. Box 95, Star Office 1t.
WANTED - BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A
w nicely furnished room in a quiet neig hborhood
where no questions will be asked Address G. b W.,
Star office. al5-3ts
w single gentleman in private family; front room
preferred Address 61S and $40 14th st. n. W. 1t
WANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN A
w quiet neigbborhood, where privacy will be as
| sured. Address DISCREET Star office jail
WANTED-TwO UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping; heat and gas; on Capitol
Hill or near National Museum; for two adults. Ad-
dress n T. NJ, Star Office. jal2-.3t
"ANTED-UNFURNISH ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping part of the city; also furnished
Rooms, well heated: can rent soon See US.
ja2-1ms ROOM RENTING AGENCY 612 9th ST. n W.