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Paying for His Fun.

Albert Fawcett, a resident Of Montgomery
county, Md, was in Judge Miiier's court this
morning charged with violating one of the Dis
trict ordinances. His trousers looked az though
he had walked over the muddy roads to cele-
brate Christmas in town. He went in saloon
on 7th street last night and called for an oyster
stow, which he refused to pay for until made
to do so by policeman. When he left the
saloon his behavior was such as TO cause his
arrest. Fawcett plead with the judge to re-
lease HIM as he lived in the country. The
judge said that the fact of his being a back
woodsman would not save him and he would
have to pay fine of S..
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Indictments Returned.

The grand jury today returned indictments
against the following persons: John Pollard
and Braxton Edgmont, assault with intent to
kill Richard E. Densmore November IL; Geo.
Carr, HOUSEKEEPING at the stable Of ]. q.
Cops November 81 and horse stealing Novem-
Der 26; John o. Cantwell ct al, larceny Of
horse, buggy, &C., from David Murphy Deem
Der Z; James Buck alias Brown alias Hunt.
prison breach; Daniel S. Hill, forgery Of $50
checks of George Ryneal and James Lansburgh
October l. Robert z. Hall, false pretenses, OBJ
tanning Sl8 on check.
The grand jury ignored the charge against
Edward Garrett Of arson in setting fire to o
house at Hillsdale November 26
They returned presentment against Chas.
Il. Woodward for violating section 54S6 and
for false pretenses in obtaining 800 from E. b.
Edwards on November II, but a nolle prOseQui
was entered in this case.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


An EMANCIPATION observation-disclosures
tions are being made for an emancipation cele-
bration to be held by citizens of Alexandria,
under the auspices of the Frederick Douglass
library association, next Wednesday night at
tho Third Baptist church, corner Princess and
Alfred streets. Mr.. VIM. H. H. Hart Of WASH
ington has accepted the invitation to deliver an
GRAFTON. Among the guests invited to be pres
ent are Senators Blair and Chandler, Col. D..
A. Windsor, Frederick Douglass, jr., Col c. p.
Hon. L. w. Corbett and Hon. Lewis Mckenzie
Magnus L. Robinson will preside. Rev. r. H.
Porter will serve as chaplain. Mr.. VIM. A.
Carter will read the emancipation edict Mr..
r. b. Robinson will serve az secretary and
chairman Of the committee on resolutions.
MAKING UP HIsroRY.-The Friendship fire
company, which has passed far beyond its hun
dredth year. is about to prepare an historical
sketch OF its existence. 1t is older than the
United States and had been fifteen years in ex-
istence when Washington was inaugurated. 1t
Is one OF the few institutions of the country
which has existed under colony, a king and a
republic. Major Downham is taking now q
special interest in the affairs of the company
and the project for the preparation Of its his
tory
NorEs.-The question whether the appoiut-
ment Of Councilman Cation to be common
wea!th's attorney creates a vacancy in the third
ward delegation to the city council is now being
considered.-The national banks here have
uccioA Gu "a per cent eenl-annual dividend,
The young brakeman, Poss, injured ON the
Midland railroad yesterday, is much improved
today and will soon be out.-The building as
ISOLATION here win elect officers next week and
new association No; 4, will be organized by
the members OF Mechanics association, No. s,
An alarm Of fire last night was for the burn
ing OF foul chimney on Gibbon nssr Royal
street.
The city solicitor of Philadelphia has decided
that the eight-hour law il applicable to the de-
partments under control Of the city govern
ment The law was enacted by the Legislature
twenty-one years ago, but has remained dead
letter.
At Rochester, NY, early yesterday morn
ing burglars entered the residence Of Will
bert A. Naramore, 81 Prince street, while Mr..
and Mrs. Naramore, . newly married couple,
were out attending ball, and wedding presents
to the value of q, 500 were stolen.
The Pittsburg southern coal company, the
syndtcate Of large river coal operators Of Pitts-
burg, which IVES formed three years ago
With capital stock Of 81, 0o0, 900, win 70 into
liquidation st once, and the thirteen Arms
comprising the company win hereafter DO
! business on their own account
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From The New York Sun

From The New York Sun
They were dining rather elegantly at table
dhots restaurant Conversation had been
brisk through soup and fish, but was tagging .
little vhsn the waiter put down . platter Of
rare roast beef
Miss wishsrs crooked her finger ssnteelly ~
she raised glass Of ice water 70 her Inns.
Are you vegetarian, Mr.. Jenkirson?" she
asked, after an sPpetizing sip.
haraiy, Miss Withers," said Mr.. Jenkinson,
and be carefully wiped his moustsche with the
air OF man about 70 make . remark. II have
always had . leaning toward the Episcopal
faith"
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MRS. COLES HOUSE.
What Inspector of Buildings Entwisle
Says About the Decision of the Court.

The discussion of the action of the court il
ordering the removal Of the projection of Mrs.
Coles house still continues among the builders
who frequent the inspector of buildings office.
''wili this decision if not reversed by the
higher court work equally against other pro-
jections of a similar character" asked a STAR
reporter Of Inspector Entwisle.
That's hard to say" he replied "You see
Mrs. Cole put up her building under a protest
from the superintendent of public buildings
and grounds. The decree Of the court states,
however, that all projections more than four
teen feet wild Illegal If this is so all pro-
jections over that width would have to be torn
down"
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STREETS IN THE SUBURBS.



nov UNDER CONFEDERATION BY THE coHHrs.
sIoNERs-IMPoRfANr PROVISIONS CHANGING
P1ssESr NErHops-suBuRBAN SUBDIVISIONS
10 CONFORM TO THE GENERAL PLAN, ETC.
A. stated in yesterdays STAR the Commits
sioners have before them Q bill for the extern.
sion Of the streets and avenues Of the city Of
Washington. There are probably few bills be-
fore Congress Of % great importance 10 the Dis
trict, for If passed IL would establish per-
msnent system Of highways and simplify the
general plan Of streets outside Of the city and
prevent confusion OF thoroughfares in the
suburbs.
ONE IMPORTANT PROVISION or THE BILL
Ii that the Commissioners shall have the power
to extend the streets through any existing sub
divisions and through intervening tracts of
land. Every one knows that before Congress
passed the bill providing thai all future sub
the general plan Of the CITY Of Washington a
number Of subdivisions were recorded, the
streets Of which were not in accordance with
the general plan Of the city. This prevents
the extension of the street plan through and
beyond said subdivisions, and causes great
deal of trouble to visitors, who find it next to
impossible to locate street in . subdivision,
whereas did the subdivisions conform to the
plan of the CITY the existing system of number.
Ing would make the task an easy one.
Another important provision is that relative
20 tne Nlotn OF stteet. Inc ni1 snpoiates tnst
tban ;natn go T.; III $3.50 .uhd;
v;s;ons ahc,t AZ c;tv tho st,oa.s ~ra n ,nsnr
cases not this wide.
DAMAGES FOB ooNDEMNATIoNs
But perhaps the most noticeable of the pro-
visions of the bill is the one in reference to
damaoe. avord.a for .ondom,.t;on. 90 ..
s.I.:'
T T, "a. ooluPio.e Sns9 " eHist,hs netnoos:
tne ~ o'n ssys tuas one'Io shal pe assesseo
" s!o No"inissoners upon @ne plIvase prop
erT ~ sns aousSme s9uares. siSeps Icr I'M
pm tone IN conaemne 1naer .nis acs' anu
"u " I0necso 90 sPeclat lruProVo 9, ~, saAes
co,, :a sur sha m'e 10 auah 40 1o, nsg
y si Ill 20 pSS~e :. nss 49,
teYest from date OF assessment. the remainder
shall be chargeable to the revenues of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and to the United States In
e4 TS psrS, .
casas IS Observation-Disclosures - 70 MAZE tbsm, rsvah i
from sneciai snnronriations f'e-
The riacin0 ~ tie discretion ~ tba ramino
NJ strset. avenuas o,iavs ara nnhTo .nacas T.,
the Observation-Disclosures 10 snnthar nrnv;S;nn anJ
will meet With The snnrovaI ~ The Comm;s-
s;on.rs "Ff'0"'S A 'Ao
- 60.
THE SECTION As TO ISSUE OF BONDS TO TIE
AMOUNT OF Sz,ooo'ooo.
1t Is the seventh section that IL creating the
most discussion, and the Commissioners intend
To give IL serious consideration before renort-
inc unon IL That section IA al follows.
6 ~ 70 % Ao'.ows,
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Trausfers OF Real Esfate

Deeds In fee have been fled as follows:
Caroline Devereaux to A. P. Pardon. pit 4, blk
II, Meridian Hill; $3.50. Mary C. Hurdle ct al.
to W. A. Thompson. pit. Fletchall's Chance, FOG
acres S2.S24. Hannah Duvall to W. s. Daniels,
sub IA, 50. 1855; $2,7OO
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WANTED-HOUSES

XVANTED-To RENT AT ONCE, HOUSE OF SIX
w or seven rouxns; not 10 exceed AZ; within oO
minutes walk Of and 10Th NV. Address box 81
Star Once It,
W1NTED-RARIY IN JANUARY BY GENTLE
w man. wife sad four dauxhte Frst-clAss Vel
Furnished House In northwest section; II pay rent
for six months advance fer desirable house
Address, stating price sud location, FAMILY, star
Office. d26-3t.
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Came Near 10.

From the Philsdelphia Inquirer.
Quevedo-"Curt, we're you ever In lover"
Curtis--"No, bat I've made an as Of myself In
other waya"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-27

"James, won't you have some Of my Christ
mas mince pies?"
mo, thank ron, dear, prefer my hash
plain, without raisins and citron In it"-Boston
0oSette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-27
Not for q Suspicious Purpose.

Not Tor q Suspicious Purpose.
'What did you say was de charge agin me2"
asked William Simms. . colored prisoner il the
Police Court this morning.
you are charged with being q suspicious
person." said Bailif Kendig. Are you guilty
or not guilty.
"Wel reckon did use some language, but
not for suspicious purpose" was his reply.
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WANTED-BOARD

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, TABLE BOARD
w In strictly Catholic Family and convenient to
the Treasury deIartnent Address, with full particu
lara Box $50, Star ofhce. dS7-2ts
WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN. BOARD IL RE
w fined Private ansiy cent, Wife and Child
eigh cen months old; prefer where there are small
children; must be reasonable. Address NJ { X. star
ONCE. d21-3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED TWO FURNISHED COMMUNICATE
w ing Bed Rooms with Board for two adults and
two children within three four squares of Franklin
9rWeoster schools; references state terms. Address
J.F.J., Star oface IL
WANTEp-Two COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
w nisbed Rooms LIST floor IN basement hoa-e.
neat IN one by Gentleman, wife and LITTLE girl with
board address with lowest terms z x, star Of
WANTED-A COUPLE OF REFINEMENT TO
w JON Family Of Three Of once IN Renting Small
aouse In northwest psrt o; the city. would Kent
-FOUR Rooms on nrst nooy reasonable rent for ght
housekeeping Address NJ T.. Star Office. d26-2t'
WANTEp-BY NAN AND WIFE, TWO FUR
w nishsd and one small UNPUBLISHED Room for
ieht housekeeping in northwest ReieiAnces- Terms
reasonable. Address Mrs 4. C., IL IL 18th 203t'
WANTED-BY AN ACCOMPLISHED FRENCH
Reierenees; Col ksbt IpyersOll Mrs 5. 5. Coz.
other Address Mile. v PkCD'HoMMI. 81, Eliza
Deth. Dc dl43w
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-AT ONCE FOR A CLINT, UNIM.
w proved property IN the northeast: whole square
rreierred. -AChEk GADSBN, zoos ST. NV.
dlS-lm
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

w AN Ell NlSSLl4laNLo =
WANTEDaaPRIvATE LOAN OF sI0o FOR 80
office. '''-' -''-''' '' ~ Il.
WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND COUNTER
Nv suitable suit for insurance oee state priss Id
WANTEp-A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY FOR
w Personal Use by Responsl6ls Party at once; per;
PARTICULARS AND. star Office d2S-2t'
WANTED-LARGE SECONDHAND SAFE. AID
w dress Boz II, Star office. d21-3t'
WANIThhID9 , M - J. N pYoTkS, ,o satN9-
From my large and varied snpeTience nsiudins 1--WE
OF New York city, am able to transcrlbe legal aud
other papers accurately snd in form. ds6-3t'
WANTED : HOTEL : PARTIES HAVING. A
nished can secure good tenant One with means and
saSarossniy e9aysr.sns With the Hotel busness By
WANIED,--LOAN OF $1,000. AT 5 PER CENT
aanb sr tie or yesrs on improved fss, estate worth
sion. Address Box 3. star office. d26-3t'
WANTED-TRY sCKIBNER. BEST BUT LI.-
7s n psr pa aaSe sSe PER pSgad Soosns
NRDon lake amy thing thai just good serb
j: ioT .4ls only y WIN: g scsIPNkE Is: SO Sso.
sendns TO Tor ' Buttefine VIII S eon
fer favor By inciosinr their orders sealed envel-
Gr our
lous parties from opening letters addressed 10 me
fan ms merits and Insist THAI Others shall do
theirs. do
FOR sas sHsa
PIG 18th st. s.w d2l
WANTED-PARENTs TO BRING IHE CHILD
w rem to the Star Gallery. 45Y Pennsylvania ave.
Always successful large pictures presented trans
Photographer. n2e-lm
WANTED--ELECTRo PLATING, BRONZING
w and Gliding; exquisite combinstions; unprece-
hsaMEL so4
st. statuary repaired Tarnshed bras. fixtures
WANTED-HOUsEHoL AND OFFICE FURNI-
w ture; also store Fixtures ana Stocks of MerchAn-
di dfS g 1aa kinds s S S ~ Il NV
NNANTED - YOUR PORTRAITS TO MAKE IN
w Water Colors and Pastels; as q Christmas glit
suar.nsesd Specimens Ssl ials ST u. w.
" ANTED-5 5I15lE I INsgKA slSE on THE CON:
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Of Washington. ID C.
Home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ted March 20. 1878.
$1,000 PAID beneficiary Upon Death OF Member
Only 50 deaths since 1ryani !, tion,
For further information apply to 9
souths.s. corner 4ii and st.. NV cSeo.se new
Pension buildiag. ocl1-3m
WANTED HORSES TO KEEP KEEPING
10. fKicIs Stables. 81 siI s., NV. Farm 71S 81
rad, miles irom city. Terms $40 per month. y.
Ii. r. CLARK. Sligo, Md oc3-3ms
WANTED - HORSES WINTERED; BEST OF
w care; warm stables and generousfeeding; salts
factory references from past aud present patrons
and fl0 per month Address L. L. SAUNDERS,
Cabin Johp PO.. Nd. oc2-3n'
WANTED - HORSES TO WINTER AT GIN
w b. y. Benles stock Farm stsbling and Feed
f10 per month. Horses taken out and returned.
Keeping Horses speciality tie around. For
ticulars inquire VI u. Z. DUANE, 1t iarIn, h. H.
LAFFERTY, Hay Scales cor. 10th aud La ave.
oc2S I'm
w smoky Cnimneys TO know that guarantee 10
Cure hem or No lay Required Ranges, Furnaces and
Lstrobes Made to Heat or No Pay. W. T. DANTE
l413 9TH NV. sel9-0m
WANTED - STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w henoyating Works: Feathers renovated. Mat
tTesses inside over, Furniture Steamed. aud Moths
stroyed F.H.lOUNGS. 4O2 Pa. av. Telephone UUS =
hpl1
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

OR hENT-DEolRABl-E OFFICE Rooms IN
Il Colonization BuI.dI..g, al street and fenna
avenue. building just IMPAIRED painted and pap REL
Appis at koOn A. d-4-3ts
k,oR REAT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, NIIH
Il steam heat and elevator service, tue L.enIan
OulolIg, l4&o New AOrk A. A. COUMDl.
dl1-lE l425 New York ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


IHOR sALE-A DAIRY. CONSISTING or "a COWS
l. Alderney Bull, Mia Wagon and Harness. Cans,
Ice Box and koute Also Farm for Rent, Containing
80 acres. with connections dwelling and necessary
outbulngs fam: we'll watered and especial adapted
Apply ~ ALBEhT GLEASON, 730 4th NV a. -3t'
A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE ONE OF THE
"A Best stands on Capitol Hill, suitsbe tor millinery
nOtious &c. stock and fixtures tor sale cheap. Ad
dress MI. Star office. d:-7-:jt'
T PRIVATE SALE-THE ENTIRE STOCK.
"A Good Will, &C.. of Stationery aud Novelty Store
prominent business street. Doug good business.
Good reasons for selling. For terlIs &C., apply
RADCLIFFE, DARN CO., Auct-.,
d27-3t $50 Ia. ave NV.
LrOR SALE-A GOOD GROCERY AND PROVISION
Il store; owner wishing to retire; none but those
meaning business need address e. b. L. Star oiice.
d2o-ot'
TIOR SALE-A PENSION CLAIMS BUSINESS.
Il owner desires 10 attention to other business
irice $1,000. Viii trade Tor property Call Al koon
80, lie Droit Building, cor. sth aud Il. d24-3t'
GALNESTON, TEXAS.
NJ Ii. NJ. ThUEHEAkT & CO., Real Estate and In
vestors' Agents. established 1897. New York city
references: Morton, Bliss Co., aud Iradesnen's
Nat. BANK dlZ-lm
ssfTNHE WORLD DO MoTE"-REMEMBER THE
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices: watches cleaned, 81 nrst-cass main-sprinss
warranted year. al clock and lewelry work NJ
the lowest prices Ia Tho cay; We oeiy conpeiiuon-
l224 Fist. NV. aul7
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FOR RENT--STORES.

INoR RENT-l409 q ST. NM.-NEkl DESIRA
Il bile Store IoOn 5HOO feet. Large pIaIe glass show
windows; rent s5U Yer Apply to THOMAS j.
FISH K & Co., 81 n 81. d23-ot
LOk kENT-sToLk 400 ETH ST. NV; roS-
II session given january J. 1850. Apply To JAMES
\. DAVIS SONS. l2Ul felInsylva ave. d3-lIn
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

I,oR REMITTANCE BRICk STABLE, ALLEY,
II rear Of 3l6 aud 3ls Z st. NV. Convenient 70
fenna ave: so. Il. II. T. LEIfOlb, sW. cor. 18th
AID sta. IA. VI. d21 st
l,YOk LEAI-sTABLE REAR CoACOKAN GAL
II ery. stalls, waller and gas Key al U1nOe OF JAS
M. GilEEN, l40J 4 81. d2l-6t
IyOk kENT-AEw STABLE JUST OFF I7TH
Il ct. and Massachusetts ave. three stalls large
coach house, water closet and cUachinEu' IS rUom-
di-oln bEALI- BAOhA a o.. 1871 Il st.
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flllluS, loUl MassaCnuSetIs avenue.
Col. Charles E. Ways of Baltimore, general
freight agent Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
pany, spent Christmas day with his brother-in-
law, B. r. Winger, ESQ.,, No. 1921 Connecticut
avenue.
Col Cutshaw Of Richmond 10 visiting his
mother at 400 New York avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Wolf, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf, to Mr. Myer Co.
hen will take place at the Eighth Street tenn
pie Tuesday, January ii, at $50.
Gen. Grant Wilson and family Of New York
have arrived at the Arlington and will remain
in Washington about fortnight The general
Is here to attend the meeting Of the American
historical association.
Mrs. George B. Way and her daughter. Mist
George b. Way Of Chicago, are spending the
winter with Mrs. Ways son-in-law, Mr.. r A.
Burton, 1910 10Th street northwest
The Rev. VIM. G. Andrews. DID,, Of Gull
ford, Conn, in attendance upon the American
historical association, il the guest Of p. b
Pierce, ll19 18th street.
Mrs L. @. Campbell and the Misses Camp.
bell Of Rhode Island avenue will be at home 4
their friends on Tuesdays after Janusryl.
Miss Carolyn Deethmar Of Brooklyn, NY, /,
visiting Miss Marion Hall at her homo on ISL
| street.
Mr.. Edwin Gawler. son Of Mr.. Joseph Cav
Ter, aud secretary TO n L. Sargent OF Kansa
City, No., traffic manager Of Memphis route
il in the city visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Catlin have returne,
| to this city and are pleasantly located at "a
| 18th street northwest, where they will b.
pleased to see their many friends on Mondaya
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Britton have sent out in
vitations for . reception at their handsome new
! residence, 1873 18th street, Wednesday even
| ing, January 9Th, from until IL o'clock.
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LOST AND FOUND.


r osT-RING; GARNET SET WITH FOUR SMALL
~ diamonds; initials ms de, Il. A N; reward gVen
II ,etuTnsd 10 AELSoNls PhAIAMASl,
d2'-3t' Cor. 9Th and stsL
ID EwARD-sl0 FOR RETURN OR INFoRHA.
ton Of whereab OF stolen SRA yed from
% u ST. ne. Black AID Anlte buffalo Gov. White
star III forehead. d2S-2t-
CToLEN-oN pECEMBEG %. BETWEEN AND
- O'Clock in Boston Variety store PocketboOk cOn-
tanning esS aid .eee OF old English CON- l.
inIley VIII Oe paid-lf not it VAL haunt the thief
~ the grave. II.
n oST-A CHn.D's BICYCLE, LEFT IN FkOYI
H OF urancn Pc, 81. bet l4tn aud 18th SITS. Dec-
%, about pm suitable reward Will be given n
tafned 10 lo-S v 81 Nv 1T
Il osT-l-IvER SETTER PUP, THREE MONTHS
~ Odd. hetnrn TO 63l 1t. o and receive reward
Answers TO tne name OF "tups." lr
I osr-oN PENNSYLVANIA AVE BEfwEfS
A2Oth and I'D sts STAMPED Leather Portmonnsie.
ticket and sn1ll sum OF money suitable reward n
returned TO 1908 I'D st. dz7-2g'
II Osr-sl0 REwARD-oy MONDAY LAST A
~ Lady's Gold Hunting Case Stem Winding watch
and rob. Above reward Tor its return ~ i3s ~
he. d2S-2r'
n osT-sETTFR GYP, WHITE WITH LIVER
~ colored SPOT On back and ears 50 reward Jeff -
300 ST. nv. tsiorel d2o-st
c1n REwAkD-LosT TUESDAY, Path IN
PlO slant Gold olen-iace Watch, AS 4Ss'i ~.
TECIIyE AGENCY. go ban ST. d2o-:ts
q m REwARD-Dosl, A WHITE AND LEMoN
OH Colored Setter with collar and tai No. los,ss
sDOve reward will De paid Al returned W &l3t 81.
NV. dzo-5r
II osT-WILL BOY WHO PIcKED UP Pistol
II 10 Sth precinct station ~ he Is kl0wn d24-3t'
IN OsT-sATURDAi FROM 81 g STREET NE.
II Black and " bite Buffalo Cow Please return -
ABOVE address, o24-2t'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
NVANTED-TO RENT FARM CONTAINING
w between ID and 80 acres. Address, giving loca-
ton and terms, Box l2s. Star office. d2I-3t'
IrOR sALE-2O0 ACRES NEAR WILSON STA
II ton; railroad frontage; adapted to subdivisions;
full view Of National Capitol.
100 Acres; ~ miles; Springfield station.
120 Acres. miles from , Beitsyille
l5 Acres, hve minutes from beltsville.
Number Washington Suburban Properties, improved
and otherwise.
d26-3t ITO St. Paul st. Baltimore.
EoR RENT-pAIRY OR GARDEN FARM. ~
II miles from new iron bri ge. out ftnnsy lvsnia ave.
well water; Sl7.o0 per month h A PHILLIPS.
l4l9 New York ave. d2l-2w
II ON BAITIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Lots 50x150 nj Wilson's or Landowner sta. Sl0o.
10 acres, o-room House, $1,000; Bennings.
79 acres. Frame Houses. ad,oins Barryiiie DC.
buildings, 1880; ~ acres, Landoyer 500 an acre;
50 acres, krdwick. $1,000 Lots 5oxl5o. els. Hines
boro' park; 40 acres, beabrook Sta xlO l45 acres
well ln,proyed AZ sesbrook sta 80 beautiful Lots.
sale aud rent-nne investments; 1O-room Houses,
East Bladensburs. with yaIds, fruit garden. e. oo9
aud S30y0; as acres, Brsnchyille for building. Sl23
to $500; Lots IN Josephs park Rock creek wall
ley. $500: 13S acres below Insane ssyluln. miles
from city. e2o; Lots J. 4 8, Ia block o, section IL
S4o ed nS ,6 r % h aS M and Farms
dli-3m DUCKETT FORD, 6l7 st nv.
TTOR Saloon METROPOLITAN BRANCH. B.
II and o., Lott. Cottages. Country homes and Parma
Ai nye sssn'' oooAh ~ s asSSHk 81 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-05
MANN1NGroN NOTES.


Slsca1i OD-resp0adasoc Qf tis Register.
MANNISGr0N, W. Va, January Il
Mrs. Kuhn, en- aged widow lady, living
mile east Of here, met with what viii
prove a fatal accident by being run over by
No. 50 freight this afternoon 81 about5:4o
aud having both legs cnt of Full par
bculars can not be learned at this time.
%. y. Coon. former proprietor Of Coon
Commercial Hotel. Ad who has been 10
Gated ia Colorado for year or two has re
turned and takes charge Of the hote
again the 9th. Mr.. koon IL first class
landlord. and bic hotel no doubt will b
as popular IS in years past. He expects '(
re6t il and place it in first class order 81
once.
The question Of sinking a gas well here
il being agitsted by some OF cur leading
business men. Cheap fuel Is what W.
need and there il no dOub, Of our being on
the gas belt. As there is gas in abuncenc'
on the east, west and south OF us.