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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-02
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LIQUOR LICENSE PROBLEMS.


The District Commissioners have a number
of interesting matters to settle in relation to
liquor licenses. They sent this afternoon for
their attorney to talk with him, especially with
regard to the point raised in the case Of John
SON. Mr.. Johnson's application was rejected
on the ground that he had violated the Sunday
law. The point raised is that the alleged vio-
lations Of law occurred before a license was
granted to johnson last year. 1t is held that
the Commissioners in granting him license
condoned the offense. Mr.. Webb said to-day
that the point was q strong one. He did not
know but the courts might sustain it, Still
he thought there was considerable to
say on the other side if the Commissioners
granted the license last year inadvertently.
Mr.. Mills Dean. as attorney for Camil Solari,
ST., appeared at the COMMISSIONER Office to-
day and insisted that the sale by Camii Solari,
jr., TO his father was made In good faith Az
stated in The STAB Camil Solari's application
having been rejected new application was
hled in the name Of the father. Mr. Dean
asked that the case be referred to the attorney.
VITAL STATISTICS.
Health Oficer Townshend presents the fol-
lowing report for week ending December 20,
1888: Number of deaths, 81; white, 80; col.
ored. 81 Death-rate per 1000 per annum-
White. 1882; colored, 1905; total population,
2lo3; 80 were under years Of age, 10 over 60
years: and q were under 1 year old. The
principal causes Of death were-Cousumption
IL malarial fever, 2; pneumonia. IL; bron-
ehitis, 8; whooping cough, 4. Births reported:
Is white males, II white females; IS colored
males, Ii colored females. Marriages re-
ported: IL white, 6 colored.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued by Inspector Entwisle TO-DAY az
follows; Ed. Wolff, three dwellings, 434 TO 43S
1st street northeast, 5000; Patrick Sullivan
brick dwelling, Lingan street, Georgetown,
81, 500; ID. knoviton. eight frame dwellinQs
1231 10 LAS Half street southwest, $4,000.
MIscELLAxeoUs
The new engine house ON North Carolina
avenue is nearly completed. Il is expected
that il win be ready for occupancy by the 18Th
inst.
The District Commissioners have dismissed
P1vases Geo. Wagner and Otto Haltnorth from
the police force for violating the rules Of the
manual.
Wills FnKp.-The will Of Elizabeth Gund-
ling was fled with Register Clagett to-day.
She gives to Nagdalen Hockemeyer ESQ; TO
Rranxisiks Hare e300, and 10 her children,
Frederick, Louis, John and Hartmann Gund-
ling and Maria Theresa Freund, the rest of her
property In equal shares Louis GundlinR i
named as administrator and John Gundiing q
guardian The viii Of julius Roeenthal Wa
fled to-day. II IL dated at Alexandria Va
September g. 1881. He leaves his furnishine
goods, &C., to his brothers, Sidney T. and
James, and the remainder Of his property 10
be divided between his parents and his sistes
Bertha.
n the ease Of Jeanette A Lehman agains,
Thomas n ward Judge Cox to-day direcfsd Z
perpetual injunction The object Of the suit
vss 70 remove cloud upon her lite 70 parG lotu
md 8. square 80
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED : HoReEs TO WINTER WARM
w stahass generous feed and best Of care; horses
called for md delivered Terms, eS per month For
[efersnces ca ct Boom l01. Corcorsn Buildinr 1t
sonn y y. ID dim
WANTED.TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 90 cENTs
w Per pound: warranted not 10 get strong dixie but
ter) for month, or money refunded Families served
3 re:sdencss in a, part: q the city Send
HArket Qook for the decorated stalls, opposite Col
dens nsh sfals also 461 stnw.: Telephone, 643-2
or o6-5. WM. @. SCR1BNER n26-2fns q
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
rssrs my brf A. chnrnsd every morpng and de-
tage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Mlk Sc per quart
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WANTED-HELP

Rs TELL n 5oU wHERE 10 2gTAS
s ssT E. g Svs secure Il At oncs CITY lnsssncs once
W4NTED : VIOLIN INST CLASS CooKR
Nv Maids Nursee, waitsress IAundrese. Butlen
ss Ss oaisr bf Die Haksc9. s Sis 9sS INV asn
s ssD s Nay lar, LaRT
;s g. Rss A. "a present. snSiasasas ny
week address BOY sssT ONCE giving rsfsrsnce:
WSh ,yTs;S: COOKS 90 70 $40; CHAN:
RSs Il s. Sas H.9d nS c0'05a @.n
ant must understand taxing care Of furnace and
sssssns e R h9yss csses slS Apply syns
WANTED-wOMAN TO MAKE HERSELF GEN
ao orally useful 8 in family; reference required.
ssss Z. " z zsS e s yS q n
W aAdHSIT pd5I. WHITE PRorEsTHsT
xsst snail Hs must sss1 BON. aG nsSs
Apply, 81 Pennsylvania avenue NV. IT.
WANTED-COLORED BOY TO DO HOPPING
sp S3i
WANTED,A FIRsT-CLAss iLAUNDREss WHO
dsy or x 90 $ Ct sSS a I. or address,
WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND TO ASSIST IN
" washing. Reference required Apply 4SS N st.
Esse1,, WHITE San SRL r. 20 COOKING
with refereilce. 64l Pa. ave. Sc. IT.
WANTED-LADY FOR A GOOD POSITION IN
ment; salary ss. weekly. Apply, 10 a m. PHILLIPS
WANTED-wHITE COOK 1MALE5, WHITE
ass s.s s2f% EsSiss3I
WANTED-GENERAL AND LOCAL AGENTS 10
handle the new patent chemical ink erasing pencil
:s$s %.' 'i@ .1a tH
WANTED-IN An. OFFICE, AN INTELLIGENT
in BOX city
WANTEDsnaA STEADY, RELIABLE GIRL 10 DO
1s 'G III
WANTED-A REsPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
a n
sdds S o
%a s. sSSh adSTs:: Box
WANTED-AT THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 9l3
must play well d31-3t
WANTED-LADIEs TO ENGAGE IN SOLICIT
w ing for Accident and Life Inns. for the Womens
Mutual Accident and Insurance Co. Call ct Room
81, Atlantic Building. bet IL and pm. d29-6t'
WANTED-DUNDORE,s EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau. conducted by ladies, men and women, white
and colored for all kinds of domestic labor District
and states, with references 717 ct. n W. se29-14w
WANTED-wE WISH TO EMPLOY RELI-
w able Man in your city; no experience required;
permanent position for three years. salary increased
each year; light, easy, gentee1 business: money ad
yanced for salary advertisins, &c largest manufac
turers in line; enclose 2-cent stamp, No postas
CENTENNIAL MFG CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
oc10w&s3m
WANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY OF OUR
w safes: size 2Sxl SKIS inches; weight, 500 lbs
retail price, $50; other sizes in proportion.
chance and permanent business These safes meet
demand before supplied by other safe companies
as we are not governed by the safe pool. ALPINE
SAFE CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio seS-s&w6m
WANTED AN ENERGETIC, TEMPERATE
w man to represent old house with new line
Of goods; salary and travelling expenses paid perma-
nent position to right party. RUSH Mfg co, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. d5-eo1m
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 materals cut and b.sted
Mime. S. j. MESSER. 1903 ST. NV. n3-3ms
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AZ the session Of tho general assembly q
Colorado, which begins to-day, eenator
Bowen's successor H. 10 be chosen. The candi-
dates are: Ex-Senator Tabor, ex-Congressnan
Rev. Dr.. David II. Moore, and r Q. Wolsett,
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FOR RENr-HouSES

I1QR RKNT-NRAR NEw SIGNAL OFFICE. 2ees
H ST.; rms and bath. all mod ilnps- large yards
and clessts press brick. bay window fronss. Apply
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FOE sESTas GRANT y PLACE WHOLE SECOND
bath wen Sssssd; excellent location. jsS.e s.'
ct. NV. jao-im
FOE RENT-l3l5 MASS. AVE. NV, ONE LARGE,
With board assrsd to one two ssss
EoR RENT.A PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOM
e1cb on ssSond sSSr Nth good table b0sr
ct nv. Price sis per month. '.s' j.a-5tf
NOR RENT-ONE NICE PARLOR BEDROOM ON
arst class board rsfsrencs SIS st. n ". da,5s.
FOB RENT.ll49 CONN AYE: n: w. BRIGHT,
with nrssclsss board table oosrdsrs desired Terms
R,, sG q T1s'a: R9oMs N
EoR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON
HV S Hss 0n is6a hSGs
erence required. 1al-3ts
EoR RENT-THREE COMMUNICATING, UN-
isht Housekeeping. Apply. with reference. 40 Z 81
FOR RENT-4 JACKSON PLACE, OVERLOOKING
DRIVING room. with private bath Il desrea house
FOB RENT FURNISHED RooM-A NICELY
gentlemen; private family; terms moderate Inquire
Fi8 FOB, RENT SRas >, ~ LARGE WELL FSRNIsaED
smaller room ON next floor. 1131 10th St nw apply
EQR RENT-l749 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, TWO
and bedroom; gentlemen preferred references re-
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR
I I SH3ifais. 70
furnished parlor and broom on first door suta.
6,s aSf 81 s ss single well heated and
EoR RENT-TO SINGLE GENTLEMAN-
4 front room medium size, comfortably furnished,
DoCfoR NJ, Star ONCE. '' si' . '"0H dsi Dsts
Tor Rents NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
s p It'll & to 0ny s
NOR RENT-l32s ST. N w., OPPOSITE FRANK
hoard IN pa9Ts 1ro front rooms with rs.ss
INOR RENT-AT 3O7 G ST, DELIGHTFUL SOUTH
It front furnished rooms; house newly papered; Belt
line pass the door, desirable every way d313t
Tor RENT.AT 94a E ST. NV PART OF HOUSE,
adults house has ali modern improvements d3f-3t'
EOR RENT-FOUR UNFINISHED COMMUNE.
water satns IT ON s sssSpd 00r heat and
FOR BENT FURNISHED SUNNY BaY-wIN-
Il dow front ROOM $40. Hall room, 50. 205 st.
NV. d26-2m
EoR RENT-BEAUTIFUL HoME-LIKE ROOMS,
parties apply. Inquire at Piano Room, sfi 9th 8
EOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOMS;
II private family: quiet neighborhood: belt line Of
cars; convenient to Pension office. 302 st.n.w
DOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Room, with heat gas, bath and attendance; suit
able for one or two gentlemen At 11l2 II ST.
NV. d2S-3w
EOR RENT-A GENTEEL PARTY OF THREE
Il adults, gentleman and wife with daughter pre-
ferred can secure handsomely furnished rooms with
board, in elegant new house, newly furnished, near
Dupont circle; steam heat; strictly first class Ad-
dress Box 20, Star Office d27-6ts
E'OR RENT-LARGE PARLOR AND ALCOvE ON
II hrst floor; also, two rooms second floor with
board corner 10th ST.; south front. 1887 ST. NV.
d27-6ts
L,OR RENT-l9 IOWA CIRCLE, THREE COM
muEicating Rooms with private bath, second floor,
and two communicating Rooms third floor furnished
those having children servants need not apply ref
erences exchanged. oc2f-3m
E'OR RENT-933 G ST NV, HANDSOMELY
Il furnished Rooms and large Parlors with open
re place and furnace heat; suitable for Senators and
Congressman. d1S-lm
NOR RENT-l405 ST. NV. FURNISHED
rooms: single suite; private bath; open fires;
table board: references EXCHANGED nl4-2m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-UNFURNISH ROOMS FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping part of the city also furnished
Rooms, well heated can rent soon See u.s.
JAZZ Inn ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612 9th st. NV
WANTED-TwO OR THREE ROOMS NEAR 10TH
w and SITS, furnished for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress KITCHEN, Star Office. jail -3ts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT . THAT oLD-EsTABLIsHED BA-
II kerry and confectionery corner 9TH and sts n W.
good stand for any business. Inquire at GIL st.
10.
NOR RENT-HANDSOME STORE, WITH PLATE
Il glass front, Cor. Sth and SITS at low
rent CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 10O6 st. NV. d31-3t.
EOR RENT-JANUARY THAT OLD GROCERY
Il and Liquor stand corner 9th and SITS n W. good
STANG for any business. Apply W. c 0MEARA,
d31-3t' 2x7 st NV.
FOR RENT-ELEGANT STORE AND DWELLING
sw. corner Of 10th and 0 SITS NV; dwelling con-
tains 10 rooms and all mod. imps. large store and
cellar stable in viii rent store separately If de-
sired WASHN DANENHOWFR
d39-2w Ills st.
LOR RENT : ELEGANT OPENING FOR LIVE
4 man, 221 Pa ave. Sc, large store-room and fine
dwelling of rooms above with all modern improve
ments only $50; best location for any kind of BUSH
ness in East Washington will become by Janu-
AFS as Apply to WELLER : s gsP Pa sTs .s
EHOR RENT-TwO STORY WAREHOUSE, 10 FEET
II front by 80 feet deep. 1909 ST. NV Last occu-
pant -four and feed merchant. Apply to GEORGE
HILL, JR, 31S 9Th st. NV. d24-2w
LOR RENT-PLATE-GLAsS FRONT NEW STORE,
II so feet deep; best business location: all convent
ences; rent very low only $40 per mo. 1929 E St
NV. near Penn ave. nS-3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss FRENCH COOK
w wants a Position in good private family; excel
lent references. Address g. K. Star office. js23t'
WANTED. A CoLoREp NAN, "a YEARS OF
good city references. JAS. Redo 427 18th St sw.'
WANTED-.KN0wN WHERE TO GET PROFESS
v;, Sna pam o9ons Maaas, Nurses,
vate once attachsd@st bicks AGENCY sis
w for Cooks, Chambermaid Waitress LAundress, and
Baer HsR Mss ss csGas
WANTED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS PLACES IN
pFiysts family one e rstelass cook and one
Cali at 6a5 st. nw AD''"0fA '0' 'AA 'a IT.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY BOOK
Keeper, position as bookkeeper or cashier or in
ana ITs
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ooLoRED
w girl, Situation as chambermaid, nurse, ladys
msid OF to 90 general can furnish gcSd
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID
Address ns S. fs'ft
WANTED A COMPETENT AND RELIABLE
both in first.sass family; good reference Address
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON. A
TsaFy Frsnch q German family preferred
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE CoLORED
w woman Situation to cook wash and iron, in q
private family; furnish good references Call or
address 912 18th st. IT.
WANTED-BY AN HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS
w colored man situation driver, coachman or
hoster; hfteen years experience in of horses:
ave. NV. ja2 st.
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLAss
w cooks, walters, maids, watchmen, Portsrs, and
II BuRNH1& SiC 9Th st nW bet and Ns% YORK
ave. d20-6ts
MANIFESTATION AS BOOKKEEPER ADJ
w dress II, 514 Prince st., Alexandria Va. d31-3ts
WANTED-wE HAVE REGISTERED AT OUR
w office quite number of tidy nurses, chamber
ton, Office and reception room on first floor. City
INTELLIGENCE Office, 400 Louisiana ave- SHACKLE-
FORD PECK. dIN-lms
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NoR RENT-uNFURNTsHFp.

St D. e., 11r s75l 1867 goth ST. NV s35
Wash. Cir. IL VT and NV, Or 80
POI st. se., lit. 30 505 st. NV, Or. % 80
2lO5 st. NV, 10r.. .55 9o3 st. NV, ST.. .21 40
223 ~ st. NV, Tor % 20l0 Sth st. NV, 6r.. 10
1925 Corcoran ST., 13r. 80 Union St W. 6r 3
1927 st. NV, 12r.. so Union H q W., 5r s. so
500 st. Sr 81 so Office S05 Sth st w.2o
81 avnw, 80 Once rs, 1907 Est; nw.25
FURNISHED.
Conn. ave-, bet r and s. lsr per year. 500
VT ave-, bet. and l. 15r, stable per year.. 5000
st, bet. 9th and 10th, l2r per month. $50
Sunderland Place NV. IT, per month.....,... $50
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
dCQfa2fa y st N
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IN the ease Of Jeanette A Lehman against
Thomas n. Ward, Judge Cox to-day direcfsd .
perpetual injunction The objecS Of the suit
vss 70 remove cloud upon her title 70 pars lots
Z md 9. square 90.
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To-ssoR.ow AFTERNOON the postponed sale
By Eugene =. Arnold, trustee, Of real estate,
advertised under s.Auction Sales" takes place. :
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Transfers of Real Estate.

n Doeu W mary Duuu, SUI iot zUi, SO. Zil:
e2,20. J. A. Loving TO James Wood, sub ID,
50. ISL; sS000. r. J. Shadd to T. r. Russell,
lot "a, sec. 5, Barry Farm; s100. Jno. L.
Weaver to Susan Il. Weaver, lot 20, block H.
LIE Droit Park; s3, $50. Amanda G. Thomas ct
81. and Joseph F. Birch, pit. lot 2, blk. 9, Ia
koma Park; q ,O00 John l.. Weaver to Susan
r. Weaver, sub. 20, blk. Is, do; ss,250.
GoIN0 ron TIE SECONDHAND DEAIERs.-In-
spector Block has sworn out warrants charging
. number Of secondhand dealers with being
unlicensed junk dealers since November 1, the
beginning Of the new license year. The war
rants have been served and the cases will be
called In the Police Court Tomorrow. In the
case Of Jacob Levy, tried some time ago, the
defendant appeared In court this morning and
Judge Niller imposed . hns Of e45. Appeal
noted.
To-ssoR.ow AFTERNOON the postponed sale
By Eugene =. Arnold, trustee, OF real estate,
advertised under s'Auction Sales, takes place. :
--'
Yoa ynR Poor. The following subscriptions
for the nighslodging- house have been received
ct Tn 0TAR once: 4. W. Smith, Is; T. E Wag-
eanan, Is; Prot ,. b. Q. Com, 41o; J. n.
McC., ~ Total, 80
Ths late J. n. Matthews, q the Buffalo n
Srss, disposd q eep 80 by bn will
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II IL rooms, bat room. and cellar: all modern i'm
provements; well located in northwest rent ESQ per
doNfnia3s
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LOR RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROOMS. COG nth
Is ct. NV, opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suita-
BILE for dental rooms modise, other business pur
poses. HARDING WATERS. sos 18th st. NV
d11-1m
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BUILDING PER,arrs

follows: Ed. Wolff, three dwellings, l34 TO 4Ss
1st street northeast. 5000; Patrick Sullivan
brick dwelling, Lingan street, Georgetown
81, 800; ID. Knowlton. eight frame dwellings
1231 10 LAS Half street southwest, $1,000.
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I229 Indiana ave. Or. ..e45
FOG ID st. n. W, Or. 40. sc
1918 30th n. vs. lar. .4C
2105 Pa ave. NV. AR. .4l
80 i st. n. W, 11r. ......4 l
PIG @ st. n. W., Tor. $3.50
l746N.Y. ave. n.v-l2r 81
3ll2 Q st. n.w- Ar. b
2l21 h st. n.w..7rs. 81. 0C
17Q1 Bound'y NV, Or. &c
40 b st. NV. 5r. ......-2C
l202o 9th st. NV. Or. z
2022 9th st. n. W.. Or. Is
125 K ST. NV. 81. :. .l6. sc
1903 18th st,n.w.,6r.l 1855
3l5 9TH sea 1r...-......l4 I
121 X ne, 6r............l4
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EoR RENT-HOUSEs-
Il Skating Rink, New
York ave ............s300
1882 z st. n. W., lfurJ
,atsSTri .; n " IN ~
Upper part 1106 & 150S
7l9 sth st. NV 13r. 20
721 Sth st. NV, 15r....7s
I'll Asst. Sc, 13r....-...l5
1142 Il st.n.w.,l2r......t0
2031 i st. NV, 80
1884 Corcoran ST., 13r 90
$500 p st. n. W., Tor. so
2s1S p st. NV, Tors. :. 80
I'd floor. 10Th 4 En-. W. so
90 II. A.Ar 49, o. AZ
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INOR RENT = =
u. 20 low. Circle. 3-story brick. 13rocns. al m
1921 10Th ST.. stoiy brick ii rooms. 4 m, 100
$50 Pa ave, 3story brick SO
III ST., 1-story fr.me. 10
91S st., 4-room brick, m. l8
FURNISHED.
pietely and handsomeiy furnishsd, hss1.S by
open nre-plecee and furnace. e225
911 10th &. S-story brick, II rooma completely
On one Of our principal circles Ssiery Siisr Of o
10. reoms; neassa az. ~ nrnsse; nsvv pspersd;
a asS ip '''s 3 e. -. \. Parker Ills u 4! as'
TSOR RENf-ELE0ANT BANNING GTORF Ann
II once roome IN the hsndkone Marble fronf NF1em-
lighted. ventilated md heated by team. opsn 1ss
r1see n syeZ room nom e25 e ZOO ssck -
ass s as e: sSsss hS Ss axs .
in The rs.r; 1ust he home los 8 6q.dpSa mn q Z
n nh q c0nsss' 400 RoBT a3HIno:
I20R RENT-FQRNIsHED-l2O o q. h. ".
II Thtn comfortable 12-rocW houso, VIII larGe p1r-
lors Qreseoed v.l1sl penfxy, e1oees end ~ oQnvn-
::s:sI s5z sssSs;ssx;s; rs s. rs;
E0R 4ENI-A Nat p-Ro0n An1cT HOUSE
ST. IS sSssss * = - AZ 3D. |:s'
Ro8 HIT AID 49, AAnnz1ol J0HNnoN,
"a S3 g ~ ~ sssse - r = ee2le.s
s =: 8 IS S. 8s::==;
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STORES, OFFICES. &C.
Store and d'w'g 1102 Boy SITS nv-... els
Pa ay. NV. 100 Stable l416 1T. 45
Store 1927 st. n. W. 80 9th and Pa ay., nm 10 20
Store 1905 Pa so 6l5 9TH st., Rs 4&5. Is
Store and cellar 2126 401 9TH st., LIST door
18th st. nv 30. SO room 10
Store 1000 N Cap ST.. 30 46S La ave. LIST d Tx rs g
Store and dw'g 10Th and Cellar 1543 NJ st. n 3
The above Is o,nly gor;os Of the properly on my
the LIST and 18th. Id2Sl THos. Il. wAGGAMAN.
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED-LADY WOULD LIKE TO HIRE FOR
w few months small furnished house or Furnished
nat in good neighborhood Terms must be moderate.
Address PROMPT PAY, Star ofice. ta2-2t'
WANTED-TO BUY S-ROOM HOUSE WEST OF
w 9th st. NV, for $4,000, all cash. Address
BUYER Star office. AL -3ts
WANTED
w Houses Of all grades to rent to customers More
callers than we can supply. Also houses TO sell
HEBRON RAMEY,
dim 1907 + ST. NV,
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ISoR RENT-l10s ST. Sc; ROOMS; ALL
T mod; imp. new. S25. llloE g. s:e.; rooms
SIS SO 81 81. sw. 6 rooms, sl5,. l33 L st. sw:
s,Gre and drs sna id.s 1S5s wneP asy
Fenton st. ne. rooms: "a and gss, qlo. 30: 3
NIsHED.-I9l4 sunderlan} Place; elegantly fur
nished throughput; silyer. iass china linen, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-02
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

I,oR sALE-oF INTEREST TO ANY ONE Dr.
a Sting 20 purchase superior Horses for their own
use Is offered az private sale, very fine bay coupe and
saddle horse. seven years old. 10 hands guaranteed
sound Kind and perfect safe for the most
son 10 nse and one of the finest saddle animals the
city Also beautiful gray cob; fast. gentle driver;
sound, Kind and perfect Both will be sold at about
bali their real value Satisfactory trial allowed and
ample reasons given for selling
one II the best known makers -
Lady's hne, falling top Phaeton. Dayton WAGON,
two sets Single Harness. one set Coupe Harness.
Blankets, Robes &c.
Quick cash purchaser can obtain genuine barrains
as they must be disposed Of speedily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-02
LOST AND FOUND.


II osT-LARGE:sIzED WHITE FOX TERRIER;
nose black spot at root of tall answers TO name Of
Piso 2? reward for Its return to 1o21 Vermont
II .osT-ON. JANUARY /, LIVER AND WHITE SET
525 9th sc. or 207H Pa ave. sc. It
II OST-MONDAY LAST NEAR CORNER R. I. AND
Conn avenues. silver card case cards of owner in
side. Return to 1914 st. and receive reward It.
II OsT-A SKYE TERRIER. ANSWERS TO THE
name OF Dick. Anyone returning the dog to 1917
kalorsms ave-, Warrington Heights, viii be suitably
rewarded. ta2-3t.
n OsT-ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30. BLACK
Colonel" Reward II returned to 1914 q st. NV IT.
II OsT-F THE PERSON WHO. BY MISTAKE,
took unlabeled bundle from table in waiting room
dress contained therein herloom) to the Star once
no gusstons will be asked and reward Of 81 given
ii osT-THE PERSON rs KNOWN WHO on LAST
handle, name and residence Of owner on tag, from
Frees book store, ON st. wiz please return II and
I OsT-ON EVENING OF DEC 30-LIvER-CoIr
leather collar TBer reward oi e fetu ~ % s
st., West Washington. &C. ja2 -2ts
II OST-A BROWN AND WHITE SETTER DOG
e r. P%Eh sS' sis sS =. , news 9 "
II osT-MONDAY AFTERNOON. IN GOING
cold breast sstuned 70 i4iS o Or s e su
able reward win be given. ji-3t
II OST-DECEMBER "A, ON n STREET GOLD
~ frame spectacle Liberal rewardfor return TO $500
r .OsT-A SNAIL WHITE DOG. WITH LONG
g the name Of cssic" a nbessi reward via S psid
II returned TO 1872 st NV. d3l-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-02

FOR RENT-STABLES.
ICOR RENT = A FINE, BRICK STABLE, -FOUR
IL stalls and ample carriage room, two coachmens
rooms III Stanton alley, rear Of Hamilton House
Apply at Office Of the Portland. ja2-Iws
LrOR RENT-REAR 1924 l4TH ST n W., ROOM
H for four horses and vehicles excellent condition
with Al convenences; rent very low II taken at
H. L. RUST, zoos St NV. dl4lms
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-17
Terrified b, M,nn.aroi,. Cat.

The eats that have been running
wild in the immediate vicinity Of Lake
Amelia, near this city. are creating
CONSERVATION among the residents oi
that locality. Nils Strand died at 81.
Barnabas' hospital Friday Of hydro
phobia. tho result Of a bite by a cat.
Jacob Hanson, the camp cook, was also
severely bitten by this same cat upon
the foot nc the same time. He is now
suffering n good deal. and his friends
fear he win die Of hydrophobia as
Strand did. Health officer Kilving.
lon went to Lake Anne ia SATURDAY and
cxierminnied several eats and dogs.
but he failed to iir! the eat that lad
bitten Strand and Hanson. Mime
apolis journal.