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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoRsAIE-AC oNFEcTIoNER AND ICE CREAM
soef .0a en- .na svs Own sso
Inquire Of o GEO 1a, w. L. LaIEkINs
S snt..: Il Il ayE
active or silent; no risk Address Box To-: tar
L,oR sALR-GRoCERY STORE NEAR GO. LIN
Il ment printing Office; good reason for selling In
WANIEp.To EXCHANGE EQUITY IN TWO
for $12o Per month. for unencumbered House of 8
or 10 '''n' good ' gSSaS fsif CO.
EOR SALE OR TRADE-ONE OF The BEST GRO.
s for eood
I srss e ri e q I s
Handsome Cabrolet, Buggy. Horse, Harness and
ST Fsui st. Bait BaitimOre, Nd YEA ~ ns,si'
NOR sALE-REsTAURANT, STOCK AND FIX
ras
01 ncr and IL In and b spa si g
kok sALE-A FIKsT.ILAss GKOCEkY AMI
No: /: License assured. Strictly ali cash business
yearly Only reason selling Is acculnu Of
soi Sl ts9 q
yentory more. Call between and II knd 8 AM:
i0 D6i.s. u Z sI Bo * 4 .r
koR sALE-A .FIRsT-CLAss MARKET STORE,
nv; reason for selling sickness Apply at ~
l3oR sALE-AT BARG AIN A Wholesale AND
L Retail Produce store, south side La. ave Def 9th
and 9th SITS satisfactory reason Tor selling. Address
Igor sALE-OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
4 erty-A J3y Acre Farm; LOO acres In cultivation
seod e SaIn and sarsss nearly
s Ms p sas sshG 8 Apply owner
&OAn UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
~@OVs To the right party with e2oOor more is
offered an opportunity to maze 81 900 e. $4,000 an
dF Cs.. 2 ~! ELLCThlc co. FhilAdeipniA
WAAssHJNaToN LOAN AND TRUST co. STOCK
49,. FkANh Il; PELo2UzE. 1913 F street
I. OR EXCHANGE-SEvERAL SMALL HOUSES
l. for Building Material or Vacant Ground
,.oa.,u s"okMsThDT BRADLEY,
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL LOCAL STOCKS
= - ~ " N''''" Io6 5ft cfThNN1NaHAM.
oc2l-1m 18th and sts.
ERANK H. PELoUZE, 1913 F STREET,
Offers to investors some hrst class 4. o and per
cent dividend, pay ing stocks aud Bonds.
1 zee INSURANCE On IhE UUMMON sENsE
FRANKLIN
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
.u,.,.0tM ashinston, C.
beash 81 for M asrch ~ 1915
$1,000 PAID nenencisry Upon Death of Member
Only ~ deaths since organization.
SAM'L &. MILLS, Esq, President
For further information apply to
j. BORDEN SMITH, Secretary.
Southeast corner 4th aud SITS. n.w., opposite new
tension building. ocl7-lm
u lCH h CO.. BANKERS.
~ 6l3 18Th ST.
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS SPECIALITY.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
ocl2-1m
ssFfNHE WORLD DO MOTE"-REMEMBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned, hrstcass nIain-sprinsA
warranted one year. 81 all clock and jewery work 1T
the lowest prices the q Icfy
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HE WILL PROBABLY RECOVER.
Theodore G. Valiant's Attempt to Com.
NIT Suicide by Suffocation.

The unfortunate man who attempted TO COM
init suicide last Thursday night at house No.
1872 Pennsylvania avenue by lying down altar
previously turning on the gas is gradually get
ting better, although he is not yet out Of dan
ger. This morning was the first time he has
spoken since be reached the Emergency hos
pital. When he was taken to the hospital his
name was given a. c. E. Ballard No one
knew who he was nor where he came from, bus
when his clothing was removed the name "T.
G. Valiant. was discovered on his trousers'
pocket The facts in the case we're then COM
municated to his friends. The unfortunass
man is Theodore q. Valiant. He 10 apparently
about forty years old He is Q son Of the Rev.
Theodore Valiant formerly pastor Of the
Methodist Protestant church in Georgetown,
but now of church in Baltimore. The patient
was formerly in the china business in BAlt-
more, but recently he has lived in ParkersburR,
VIVA, where he was employed - hotel clerk.
The exact cause for his rash act Is not known
his story, but those acquainted with him say
that il was undoubtedly caused by drink
1t is said that he has not lived with his
wife for several years, but yesterday she Was
among those who visited his bedside. This
morning his father came over from Baltimore
and visited his son at the hospital. DIR. Elyson
said today that the patient had improved 90
much since yesterday that he now thought -
would recover.
LAST WEEK OF THE AUCTION SALE at ]. Karr's,
629 Pennsylvania avenue. There will be od-
cred several hne Rockford watches, q fne Amer.
lean thermometer, several American chrome
graphs, together with big stock of fne clocks,
bronzes and silverware. Sale positively closss
this week.
Rev. J. d. Winston has accepted the cell e
pastor for the Gethsemane Baptist church %
this city.
Yesterday afternoon ere took place 81 the
house Of Mr.. Harvey Ellis, opposite the govern
slightly burned
4l5-pound cinnamon bear was killed near
Taunton, Mass, THURSDAY. he escaped ~
August from IN organ grtndeEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04

- a2l9 e Ras4 sdy ono 1913 12'h 81. MYTH
NV, 1890 Or 80. - =. w. $500
ia4s s.. 81 ind q . st.: S $500
~, sr 1000 .-........:.; 500
st NV, b.h.; 8. 900 T...........:... 5soo
=: s tsrn ana 900 co.'s ssh st: NV. sOo0
1hs zoo 5000 1ais and aaa Msdi ooO
se's and + house: sGn .s q Kdx. 1900
1$ii S. .H EI :1'oOO 1885 sih st w.
ssas 70 1854 st ooOO 7s5 = ID & n w. b. h. 'sOO
Il il 18Th St nw ,'ooO 1915 and isa0 Law e'OOO
SO 70 saS sd 2a sfaSs ci s ave-
4o6 to Bssrs alley SO 14i4 sampson ST. n low
4!5 3: fI ana lsis 81 St 5 SS
houses rear ..;.. 1000 Sc. cor. s. c. ave. ana
1873 st. NV. b. b.. l4th st. se..........1,0 900
he above ,s only portion Of the property on my
and 18TH noii TH6 u.s. wAdd1ISS.
E'oR sALE-I HAVE some VERY DESIRABLE
VAIL cor. 18th and sta n. oc5-lm.
EoR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE HOUSE; SIX
Improvements; near I. SsR sHa iisH =; co
j. Row Of broom and Bath Bay-window Houses ON
Sd ST. bet. + and ne left They are the most CON-
plete houses Capitol Hill. Only 81. 800 each. W.
i. HOPKINS l. CO., 1920 st. NV. n1-3t
ICOR SALE
Il fine three-atory Brick Residence on Rhode
Island avenue near Iowa circle cellar under entire
house with furnace room. store rooms. &c.
pantry and kitchen.
second hoOr-Four large chambers and bath
Third hoor-Three chambers
Closets in each room. handsome wood mantels
Open fire places.
Lot 22xl20 to alley.
oc31-6t J. F. DYER. 1904 r st
LOR SALE OR RENT-IN BALTIMORE CITY,
Il Dwelling House; completely furnished desirable
location; Is Eat Eagar st, between Charles and St.
Paul SITS eau be seen at any time. Address NOAH ".
Md oc30-6t
LOR sALE-A NONRESIDENT INsTRUCTs US
Il to Deli Of his Houses, located on 9th st. ne -,
new 3stOry bricks. at $1,000 each; 900 cash bal
ance IN small mon thly payments through period OF
twenty years. SWOhMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY,
oc26-2w 927 F.
NOR sALE-TO INvESTORS-EIGHT GROOM
Il Bricks: wnter and sewer wide street; lots Tx
DO just finished: $1,000 each will pay IL per cent
net; rent for Sll. BARNES WEAVER,
oclS-lm' 629 st. NV.
EoR sALE-S2OO CASH, BALANCE ON 20 YEARS.
4 time, Comfortable 6-room House mod. imps. !;
why not obtain Q home? SWOhMSTEDT BIAD-
LEY, 927 st. oc5-Im
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AUCTION SALES
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9th and d SITS. n, W..

Our regular sale Of Household Furniture and Effects
Will take place at sales {. oms ON TUESDAY
MQRNlNG. NOVEMBER FIFTH, 1859, ct zen
O'CLOCK,
Comprising
Fine Parlor Suits (both Walnut and Rosewood, NJ T.
tables Easy and deception Chairs. Leather-covered
Couches, sofas, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Walnut and Oak Dining Extension Tables. Walnut M.
4 eideooards, Leather-covered and Bent Wood and
Rush Seat Chairs.
- ALSO.
Library Tables, Chairs, Desks Book Cases. &C., &c.
~, ine NAL M T. Cottage Bed Room suits, @. s.
Chairs. Pictures, Odd Washstands. bureaus, Bed
steads wsr6rooes Tables, HAIR Husk and Cot
large assortment Of Carpets and Rugs all shares
O'CLOCK, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04

A MEXICAN ICE UU.
G1ry.s, ,cr ~ successor to
once: 1Oth and SITS. n. W.. Ice and Coal. Orders
oy he'd wagons. Depot Telephone. 4se-2; Once Tel
e. n. WILLIS.
suAo-d@ Warrington Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
FOR lighthouses.

lIoR RENT-THE PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN
Il surance company of Hartford. Conn.,. woul, re.
spectuly call the attention of persons IN search OF
Dwellings, with larEe stables attached. IN PHG,
NIX TERRACE. East CAPITOL street between "a
square east of CAPITOL park u Interior hsngipgs
Painting by Mr.. J. NJ. Hodges Heating and san
itary plumbing b. Messrs- Ward CUNNINGHAM;
ali and complete steam pump furnishes constant
supply OF water to third floors. Apply on premises
before / m. and after pm, and At Room 1S, At
J. 8. JORDAN
p2-3ts General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04

lNOK RENT -
Il Store and Dwelling 1881 9TH st. NV
store, with without Dwelling, 1920 9TH st. NV.
n2-3ts For terms see OWNER, l424 9th st. NV.
IVOI. RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE
II in First-class ocAtion; northwest. bargain to
yearly tenant Address II FL, star office. n2-3t'
IHOR RENT-II54 22D ST; $50. 224s CLEvE-
II land ave-; SI7. so. J. W.. p. MYERS 4 SON, 142O
\ Y. ave. NIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04
- lCH d CO., BANKERS.
IL 613 18TH ST.
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALITY,
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS

ssfINHE WORLD DO MOVE"-REMEMBER THE
L Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned, u hrstcass nIain-sprnga
warranted year. 81 all clock and jewelry work at
l2.4 st. W. GuI7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04

EORsALE-ACoNFECTIo AND ICE CREAM
Il establishment on Pennsylvania ave. n ", with
stock and Equipments and Portable Oven. $500.
Inquire Of GEO. W. LINKTNS,
Conner 9th and II ats n
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GEN. kELTON'S REPORT.
Over One-Tenth Of the Army Deserted
Last Year.

aKcoMMENDATroNs FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD
ANNUAL KScAMPMESrs sHouLp BE LONGER
THE DIET OF THE SOLDIER SHOULD BE MORE
vARIKD-aYMNAsIUNs FOR ARMY POSTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-04

A 4l5-pound cinnamon bear vas killed near
Taunton, Mass, Thursday. He escaped ~
August from an organ grindags
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O0''
lNOR RENI-A FIhST-CLAsS kESIDEN CE, lois
i L.Hode Island ave. Apply 10 J. j. sHI4DD. 1907
khOue island ava oclO-3m
L. OR RENT-ELEGANT NEW DOUBLE HOUSE,
1901 Mass. ave. - rooms eec bells, aud
all nIOuern cUnyenlences; price 500 per month.
ocI2- I'm JOHN SHEhMAN 4 Co. I4U7 st. NV
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box III. lei GppIy - WESCOTT WILCOX.
q. 1907 Pa. ave n. v.

L.Ok RENI-fUkNIsBE BID
4 y ST -e@r { tn 5 =. CyLn ave. nr. Dupont
ct lSIh, lls....lJUI cIIcle 300
I1N1 ci.cle, Tor SEQ Is Up. Cap, lGr 300
4 So ltt4I. I&r.---.-UiI JNft. NI-IFD
81. nr 14L- 100 Mass. l7in, l4r. 800
"a, bt La. la lUT...... 10
p2-3t i4C5 st.
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L'Ok HESI-EURNISHID -SEOOM MUDLhN
u br. DWlg.: ceAIAl.y lUcIted. nicely furnished
hrvughOu inc udlIZ china, beuCiIug and piano. only
$40. ". @. lULALL. w. / 4 MT
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4, OR RENT-sl35O, NEAT sIX-ROOM FRAME
10th ST., Mt. Ple.stant near Pine; water Key next
door. JOS FORREST.
ocl7-1m' 1908 + st. u. w. Hours. II to ..
EoR RENT-HoTEL WINDSOR COZ. 18th AND
= n Y. ave. Recently remodeled and repaired
throughout steam heat and electric bells located
square opposite Presidents house. u. =. Treasury,
State. War and Navy departments, PASS door
Dc. se5-2ms
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He advocates the establishment Of gymna-
Sums at all military posts and at the recruiting
depots, and to recommend for that purpose an
annual appropriation of 100000 until every
permanent military post, and especially each Of
the three recruiting depots, is provided with
the necessary building and suitable apparatus
Justice to company non-commissioned Of
fcers demands that their pay should assimilate
to that allowed similar grades in other branches
of the service. submit the following rates Of
pay, which are deemed justly proportioned to
the rank and duties of each grade of regi-
mental and company non-commissioned officers:
Sergeant major, s36; quartermaster sergeant,
S34; chief trumpeter and the principal must
clan, $50; saddler sergeant, &26: first sergeant,
$34; sergeant, S25, and corporal. go.
THE adoption Of the above schedule OF pay
will undoubtedly greatly promote the efficiency
of the service, while at the same time doing
but simple justice to q meritorious and deserv-
ing class of soldiers."
THE REcRuIrISo SERVICE.
Touching on the matter of the recruiting
service he recommends ''that all recruits be
kept at the general depots for . period Of not
less than six months; and in order that the
strength Of the army at military posts be kept
up to the requisite numbers, that the appropria-
ton for the pay of the enlisted men of the
army (Which provides for the payment of only
rs, 600 men) be increased to an amount sufh-
cent for the pay of 2s 900 of the 30 900 enlisted
men allowed by law. 1t 10 earnestly recon-
mended that hereafter recruits for the army be
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E,OR RENT-l3O3 ST. NV. CORNER 18th,
IL Excellent room House; spacious arors and all
cow eniences; Will be leased. Apply on premises
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I,OR RENT-26l6 L ST. NEW sIx-ROoM BATH
- aud Cellar brlck house; bay window front: coDVe
clent 10 csr inarke aud chur hes; rent .25 80 per
month. A y. wHIIAkkR, l.SO7JS + st no.-:,t
EOR RENT
Ie24 ID St s.v.. l0r.. bay window. all MI s35 90
~ st ", ST. oAy window. ali nIi..........3o. so
Apply TO n. q. CAMPBELL. 5ii 10Th 81. NV.
nl-lm
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp.
II lTOl RI ave N lAOI

18Th 81. mr. K.1Or s.t.B3. 30
Conn ave. near X, 15r. 900
Mass-sNe. M. 18th. l3r.25O
Dupont Circle, llr.2.S.G3:I
Dupont circle, lar. 20S.33
Ri ave. nr. 18th ST, T
lor ........... ....2Us.3 ~
q. nr. 18Th. 12r....2OO
ELL Av. nr 10Th. 12r. 2OU
The shove houses can be
cur ONCE only. THOM
NJ
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force: ellie fait allusion l uus cou(nm. .ro.
maine aui vculait que lee spsctateurs dun
combat diathletst rapproehasssnt lsurs non.
cee IorsQujls vouIaient fairo eesser oetta luf.
9 au moment cd ruu dss athl1tss Stait pr1s
Do suecombee. -
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quct sppsllc. "eordon blsu une person.
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enereher a,lle9r: que dane l'histoirs Dc v0r.
d'un ruban bleu-ls titre dicernS M r....
de- astistss enliuaires.
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possession, Il ttait Do tFadit;ou ace b peuple
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AR0l EST JEAN-BAPrlsF, sAMEm JUN 1885,

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24
AnIpcenious Wav of Killing Rats,

Victor Poissant. young electrician of
Omaha, has very ingenious way of killing
rats. As he has been practicing this
method Of electrocution at intervals for
the pass three years, he may be fairly cred
tied with having anticipated the New York
scientists who are now puZzling them
selves and the rest of mankind as TO the
propriety OF sending Mr.. Kemmler out Of
of the world by the overhead-wire system.
The prying rodent is caught in al ordinary
oval trap, the bottom IF which is covered
with tin. Mr.. PoIssant has a small dynamo
Of his own manufacture. One wire. cou-
nected with the dynamo. is fastened 10 the
rim lining of the trap, aud another is thrust
into the prisoners cell. The wellknown
propensity OF Gagged rat TO do battle as
aserts itself, and he seizes the wire between
his teeth. In doing so he makes the mis-
take Of his life. The circuit is completed,
his jaws close on the wire with death
grip, and, without "a squeak, and almost
without culver. he passes into state OF
eternal desuetude.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-24

Narrow Escape of a Bold Professor in
Boston HarbOr.

A Boston telegram SAYS: Professor Old
TieVe. who started yesterday afternoon 10
walk on the water from this city 10 Boston
IAght on a wager of 500, was picked up IN
the lower harbor this afternoon bv the
revenue cutter Hamln and brought to
the city. According 10 the Professors
story. he must have had a very narrow
escape from death. He says that after
passing Governors Island at 4 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon he had to struggle
against wind and tide. and he wandered
about vmpiy cndeavoring to rcach land
until 1905 o'clock this morning, when
almost exhausted, he made landing at
Apple Island.
There he staid until o'clock with no
shelter and the wind blowing almost 4
gale across the bleak island. Then he made
an attempt to reach Governors Island, but
one OF his shoes leaked and he was forced
10 return. At $50 4. NJ. the city steamer
J. Putnem Bfadlce was sIgnallcd. but his
signals were not answered. Finding some
boards and a rope he rugged a raft and at
10 o'clock started in another attempt to
reach Governors Island by tins means.
The tide was too swift. however, and he
was forced TO put out to sea. His guiding
pole became useless and was thrown away.
and the Professor was left to the mercy of
the waves.
He drilted down the channel and ont
past Buoy No. =, when lie was picked up 10y
the revenue cutter on her inward trip. Tho
Professor was terribly exhausted and more
dead than alive. but revived.