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BRAzIL's NEW ADMINISTRATION,
How Fonsecs Slipped Ont of ONCE and
Peixoto stepped In.


Peixoso stepped In
Advices BY mail from Rio Janeiro. Brazil.
under date Of November rs, give details OF
Fon.eca's dictatorship rule Of twenty days
duration and Of his overthrow While Pon-
seca's absolute rule lasted Ric Janeiro was
terrorized. The press was muzzled, editors
were threatened with arrest and deportation,
prominent members Of the opposition were
Swallowed by spies and business interests suf-
fered. Three-fourths Of the residents of the
city were not in sympathy with the dictator,
but, lacking courage, opportunity and leaders,
were content to submit silently to the abuse Of
power.
In Rio Grande do Sui IL was far different
There one-half OF the army was stationed and
largely osicered and recruited from natives Of
the state The garrisons at Rio Grande. Bage,
Pelotos and other points declared against fon-
SEGA on November 9, and on November l0 the
regiment At SAINT Anna de Livramento revolted.
Its commander, Gen. Isidoro Fernandez. re-
ceived a wound in the hand. which had to be
amputated, causing his death.
The garrisons at Jaguarao, Cacapaba, Ale
CRETE, Uruguayana and other places next joined
the insurgents. who we're under the command
of Gems Astrogillo, Taveres and Osorio and
numbered 20 600 armed men,
The garrison and business men OF Porto
Alegre on November IL forced Gov. Julio de
Castilhos to resign and Drs. Assis Brasil and
Barros Casal and Gen. Rocha Osorio were con-
stituted T. junta to govern the state. By
November q there were $1,000 insurgents in
the field A hotilla of five small vessels was
also organized on the Logoa dos Palos-
The opposition in Sac Panic was terroriZed
BY the soldiery. In Para and Bahia movements
against the die tatorship we're started
In the meanwhile a naval revolt at Rio
Jansiro was in progress. under the leadership
of Admirals wandenkolk and Custodio,de Mello.
They were joined by Gen. Floriano Peixoto,
vice president of the repablic, and Gen.
jose Sineao.
The dictatorial government got wind OF the
revolt and issued warrants for the arrest OF a
number of officers and citizens. Early on the
evening of November % the insurgents plans
were completed and an officer from ferry boat
advised the Riachnelo of that fact
Admiral de Melio boarded the ship at 2 p m.
and took charge, her commander, Capt Duarte,
icing ashore. The commander of the Aquida-
ban, Primeiro de Marco. and Solimoes were
sent away by their officers and crews
In the meanwhile the government arrested
Admiral Wandenkolk and Morques Guimaroes.
On the morning Of November . the war ships,
gun boats and torpedo boats which had joined
the revolt were ready for operations. The
Aquidabau fred upon q steam launch, hit the
Candelaria Church and wounded laborer.
Panic reigned IN Rio. as it was rumored the
fleet was about to lombard the city.
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Dynamite Bombs In the walls.

double explosion OF . startling character
occurred in O frame tenement In the south part
Of the city Of ST. Joseph, Mo-, Wednesday morn
ing. They occurred in q room from which .
family had just moved out, wrecking it and
setting it on FIRE. After the IRE was extin-
guished an investigation developed the fact
that two dynamite bombs had been secretod
between the walls Of the building and bed in
the room was saturated with kerossns There
Is no clue to the guilty parties. and the motive
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Executions Issued on the Property Of De
linquent Subscribers.

Executions issued on the Property OF De-
linquent Subscribers.
Nearly two hundred executions have been
put In the hands of Chicago constables, with
instructions to levy on the properties of those
who have not paid up their subscriptions to the
worlds fair. The constables were told to serve
the writs at once and accept no explanations or
promises from the delinquents.
This vigorous policy lie made necessary by
the large demands on the treasurer BY the con-
tractors at jackson Park. The funds of the
worlds fair are lower now than they have been
at any time since the first assessment was
ordered. The treasurer has less than S7OO 600
to the credit of the exposition in the banks of
Chicago. and funds are pouring out of his Office
in a torrent
The directors are trying to avoid making
another assessment Of 10 per cent on the stock
before February 1. AZ that time they will get
sl.OOO,OOO from the city controller from the
sale Of the first block Of $4,000, 900 city bonds.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.


EoR sALE-HANDsoME NEW RESIDENCE. s
". corner 2oth and SITS. n. " ninety finished
IN hard woods and supplied with every convenience
nlodern Ia me; VIII EXCHANGE for unnprOv--i prop
dsss THO A HaRbISe. US II ii th' :, aS
EoR sALE-Nkw HoUsIs-iss8s1H ST.
6S TO 1t;i = St n. e. 8 rooms .....'...-.... a 40
I.2 = 81 nv Sstone fron,l, ~ rooms -. Is 800
a9-Im OMNER. N :. HUNT. l.oe II. n. ~.
FOR sAI.E-cHEAP-sIx-Ro ROOM HOUSE IN MT.
piess~nt; easy terma Al.o few chelce small lota
dst-6 J. r HERTFoRD. I4ig q St
EoR sAI.E-cAPITAL ST. NEAR 18TH NE 2
n-room frames lafrooes cistern water and Stable
lot Sxl5 each: both will rent for $50 each en- 80
loH sALE-3-sToRl. PhkSs- BRICK RAY MN
d. s..s los-s.ee On oap.o hill. 80. q ST. se,
IMPROVEMENTS Price. 5000. Inquire Of oMNEK.
next door Soo. d2s-as
EroR sALE-A FIRST CLASS fNvEsTMFNr-PA
cable cars PASSING the door Improved by thrrs four
story brick dwellings and store ~i rent for Slt0 Ier
da A. & CHYwooD. ass i Gan 81 ~ n. :,
EoR sALE-P ST. MAR STR n W, VERY COM.
NrST rid irH e, md ,sS ss'si: $4,000 Nm
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME OR PROP
liable investment-13O6 North Ca itol bay
window brick; two stories and cellar three rooms
qeep: All modern IMPROVEMENTS lot IL ieet front by
% ssts 70 Ttsf EsSisa s. f s.S =. :.
new, iuss finished. containing 10 rooms; parlor
noor finished In oak extrz tiled msntes electric
lght,ux appliances to 6xturee throughout every
room itrn, and cheerful Prise, sl2ooo; half cash.
Z c. cUTTER CO..
d.s-Iw ls2i Il. n
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LOk kENI-
l. 2 fats, 1914 4 1916
Pa ay. 6r each .siD b 155
2llO II Ut NV, LIT. 80
Drug store ~ b L, 4r. ..5U
dl92w
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FOR SALE-LOTS

LrOk sALE-LOTS.
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
MAGNIFICENT VILLA sITEs-oF ONE OR MORE
ACRES
Aud
FINE BUILDING LOTS
PALISADES OF The POTOMAC
CONDUIT kOAH-
TERMS. In svsrycase. TO SUIT THE PURCHASER
Some OF our Choice building. lots ~ Louxnt as
lowss
s25 CASH. BALANCE II SNAIL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS.
SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING
ERECTED ON PROP kTY ALREADY SOLD
THOSE PURCHASING NOW sure to REALIZE
HANDSOME PROFIT IN the near future
or plats, pamphlets AUD lurther Information ap-
ply at colupahy's othce,
oc2l-sui l4Io + ct. NV, Washington, DC
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PROPOSALS.

AfflcE Of THE aEokGkTOMS GAS LlGHT
" Company. No. HIS .srh st. GeorgstoWn. D. c.,
Decembsr "a. 1sgl trepo.sls for Gs. f.r:-1i.i. Viii
TwENi Y-kIGhTh, lesl, for all q the sas tar ade
by this company lsbout 40 barr0is) she year
from January and ending December 81. lsksl Par
ties making Lids ust price ber barrel VI - gal
n the barrsis and dsver them to the contractor
the WORKS tor prompt removal thsrefroln. A de-
posit Of s2UO Will lie required ~ = guarantee. The
company rsaervss the rglt re3eet any al bids.
dis-tH JOAN LECTION, PRESIDENT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w for cooks. chanbermaids waitress. laundresses,
nurses. seanlstress walters. cooks, coachlnen.
butiers. SAMUEL A. COOMBS CO.. 527 10th
NV d2leIs
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks, chambermaids, waitress. nurses. lady's
maid. seanstress buffers, coachnen. tootmen refer
WANTED by LICENSED ENGINEER,
w strictly sober. INDUSTRIOUS and frstclass refer
ences, situation. Aadrsss T. I. T.. Star office.
d23-3t'
WANTED EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
servants IN private fsmilies. hotels and restau
rants with refs also positions clerical app,i
cants Guy Intelligence Once, ShACkLEFOKD'S,
~ 11fh st. NV. d.sl-6ts
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR DRIVERS, COOKS,
poVefs, naaus. nouselnen, pastry COOKS. makers,
Kitchen hands. hostlsrs w.tchmsn. housekeepers.
diy-6i' SUkShAM's. ITO G st. NV.
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WANTED-HEIP.

WANTED.AN EAsTkkN MANUTACTUREk OF
Ss:ssS :'a,s S'; I; ssss: iss:i
ONCE. '> - NV '' daya
WANTED : FIRsT-CLAss BARBER AT 50i
do.l lem ST. Nv" Will give such ''1's cent, s e. the
W1NIED.w0MENc COOKS, sl0 TO SO; CHAM
A. coSMss s9 iSs i. men COOKS
g. ~ .as
bicks ss II .na
w housework IN q small family. 6OS ST. n IT
WANDA WHITE NURSE TO CARE FOR
sS.a,ss to stay nights Apply iOs Ss5sSn'
|WANTED-A CoMPETkNT MUSE; RktER-
NOss S:pss .9 S.RI !. a a
WANTED-EXPERIkNCED WHITE GIRL FOR
sHs "a. .'sI ~
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss EXPERIENCED
w boOkheeper; one who is aliet and .eenrats: ior
giving reference. d24-;,t
WANTED-CATH0LIC YOUNG MEN WHO PLAY
e ,srF srshr;tsa Apply sdar.ss I. ii. 9; GLE
WANTED..A RELIEF CLERK AND A YOUNG
drug business Address station s. city. das = NV
WANTED : DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
w resu. conducted by ladies-men and women, white
and oored. all kinds domestic labor, city states
and sprinxs: with references 1UJ st. d.3-ot'
w ANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
w cooks. waters, chaniberinaids, drivers, men.
women boys TOR all WORK places gwen until suited;
Fl :s Z. lsS s.
WAATED-COOKs. MATTRESSES, I'D COOKS.
chsinbsrmaids nur.es. walters seamstIes 70:
maids tosetherl. German and Swedish women.
BURNhAMS. ITO st. NV. dlY-6t'
WANTED-LADIkS TO WORK FOR ME ON MY
w parlor home employment. making light fancy
goods; be done in leisure hours constant work;
good pay. Address MANAGERkSS AIT NEEDLE
Work BAZAAR. Chicaxo. Ill. nO5-sw'
ANTED-iNDUSTkIAL INSURANCE. AGENTS
w and solicitors; bH commissions paid to compe-
tent men; steady positions anteed Call at office
H. X. ". PATTERSON. I'll I4th st. n. ". ss.j-:,m
WANTED-STENOGRAP AND REMIN0-
w ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
EMPLOY hS provided competent stenoSraphers and
NY1HoFf, sEsSaNs q BE tHSs rs RempWson
Typewriter ofhce. 18th and sts n W. se1tStf
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-JANUAkI l. = Or ROOMS. ID UR
w "a floor. suitable for hight by gen
telnsn and VIE give price and locstl0n best VI
Guaranteed. Address box Al. Star office. dIa-3t'
NJ ANTED-THE ADDRESSES OF 10 OR 20
w boarding houses before January no reg
tsering same. Also furnished and unfurnshed
IA ala parts OF city. ShACkLEk ukD'o AGENCY,
"a 1ltn q. n. ". d.ss-kjts
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osI.MkDNkspAY. DkCkaBLk 81 BIZ
- and pin,. lady Geneva watch sald ch.iu
with small gold hey attached suitabls rexsrl u.la a.
returned TO l4l3 st n dsSsas
L osT-oN wEDNEsDAN, DfCFMbfR "a BlI
~ sand o. an. IN kolanson pArker's stor,
lady black leather Isoket took cont aiming pair Oh
sOld eye gls-r-s aud money ftnd.r viii rsiN.
reward BY rcturning same TO OwNkk at 2Ol2 q ST.
n w. IT,
EoUND-oN LAST CAPITOL ST., PAIR BID.
\ room shlpers. Call U4O Hast C.pito. ST. de-
scrioe Hnd pay tor this Advertisement. ~
osT-oN WEDNESDAY, I'D A SMALL SKYE
turned 10 so5 NJ ST. NV. d.,S.st.
I osr = SEAL RING. ENGRAVED s.sPARE
Il. NOugh." liberal vtii bs pad for It's ne
turn W bOo ibth %. nv. dxx-.1-
1 osT-A koDAC. A BECK LENs AND PACk.
~ Axe Of photographic chem,csas Suitable rswuru
J. b. CHAMBERLAIN 4 Co, photosTspnie oufrt,
and supplies. SIS llth ST. d.,.i-.ps
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
Fo.Rbas H A ad 81 81 NEAR LOTS $ T
.n 99s o .'Sas 8. s K. s.
For sALE-LoTs IN TRINIDAD NEAR 18TH
Tatoma Park. cor lot; on s.. n.ss B. S F. e aii &c
per ss s d. st. and n.x We
FOR sALE-LoT on 4TH ST. MAR Nj ST. sw..
aata.. W K 5. c&Ya00D5. 8si sa6 st. n. w. We
FOR sALEmwAkD PLACE NEAR \. H. AVE
d.4 LOT i'1 0xYw00D r ess 5i sSG >. s
koR Saloon N ST. BET :s'D AND IBID srs..
H. adjoining two fne new houses. lot 1913 front by
II ffSg siss Kibss " Dss
EoR sALE,LoT 5o1a5o on NORTH SIDE KEN
ave bet '''A Nd he ss * ~ oo
bSsIStss oI9sA1lHs .E sy
by e SEA s'NEs 5S os
sstsES Saasf b "a S.Is & i15 FT
ifs ''s skS r. tss Ssss s scS isah q.
EoR sALE-BAkGA1N-2 LOTS. MASS. AVE
diS.ait cHAsLts EAKIY. V JUS Pi, i &. NV.
FOR sALE-BARGAIN-l LOT. MASS. AVE
di naa a 6I IA sTI s'G Iaht si Is IAN
Lists in that beautiful subdivision
FORT MElER hkiuhTS
Adjoining Fort Meyer. the largest miitsry post the
Unitea states. 20 Ieet above the lotoulac plenty OF
shade; pure water; healthy location; mnxnincent
views; everybody channcd with the ,ocai,on prices
cents 70 - cens per square foot terms easy. bend
tor mApA
ROBINSON LODGE
d1o rs and IA Atlantic building
EoR SALE-WILL SELL SEVEN LOTS. aOx96, on
= lst 81 east bet MASSACHUSETTS ave: and ST.
ut VI. ID per loot. CASH fAYMENT NERl LIGHT
AUGUST DONATE. vi5 New Jersey NV.
dgw, tn&f1u
l>0h SALf-BAh6AIN-THREE LOTS WITHIN
two blocks OF Dupont Circle. ]. $40 each; very
cheap. CHARLES EARLY. UO3 18th 81 n ". di4-2it
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S,ll 10 2o43 lOth st. n

eol1,neosa, nh :, n
s.n5 -, 80 aoo
~ - -.
a. oaaoo
.lso III o ;t.,., !. con,t
IN A. .nopn
cv1O,o ..,:ti Nonnd.rx
- NJ A. ii ono
ars % 800, a.,nna.r,,
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LOR RENT
l. 1873 ed ct. 13r, br.
m / store and dwell
ing. with stable. .et3 "a
3iOl Z Ct. lot. br. M 1. ~,
AIN 1n5n L e ;o....,:...lW
m unfurnished. .....D
@ls v 1t. III, br. mi,
without stable. 80
Slll \ ST. ] lr. br. IN 1. IS. 30
BIB o. nr. br. mi Los. 50
81; 81 IT! y s.. l3r 6r, m 1. 30
LEY Uth ct. Ir. br. mi. ~
d3-<r 1894 3cd q.
EOR RENT-RESIDENt
L rooms. Apply to J. J.
ocl1-3nl
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S31S @ 81. n. eS2. so
Rear 2Js3 L 1t. IL. ..Io.3U
Stable, 18th Ut bet Pa
ave and I st. ,.......0
GEO. W. LINklNS,
90. MO lAkL n N ~
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= Iootis sno veSns noo. tnp& Apply ~ tyR lSSh
EOR RENT-UNfURNIsHED-
- l&D Com aveo1U9 W lfs sf..............op
ybafsni circle. % "a W.i.rG scl.I
i5!s Mass Sec. isl sys.i. Tsrr.:s y
lS3 OF l25 Steble l7.D q. -
a a2sh s., 60. Paseos pa l99 81 pth & s~.--.. 10
FURNISHED
q near 11th e6d6 % l5ths op McPh eQol0o &C
q near 18th Of. .......2 20 p II near 18th 10
n ct near l4th. -. 215 q st near yakh 80
Conn near Far q. 30 l4sh q n~er Thos Or 40
18th 81 near J. 80 2lst and Ia.
LIST 81 ne. Ut. .5OS :SS 4th st mr. ..... l,p
18th ST near 100 18th and l. sts 100
q l4th. an 10Th ct near Mas ave LOO
l2th st 100 X q bet 18th and l$fh Leo
U u near BID ST. ..U0 st mr. 18th at ,,. 20
Mass Avenear 18th ;. Isl. 30 I'd q near st. - - a,
= q near 18th 10 l;th 81 M lowe Circle ~
MAS ave neas l4sh. l66 66 N st near 9TH 90
FITCH. FOX Z BROWN.
dIS 14O0 q se n.
EOR RENT = OR LEASE FOE ONE, TWO on
three years. $40 per month 11c<3 9Th IT. n. W.
handsome new private resience artsticaliy planned
and finished; stands alone terrAced grounds. 10
rooms; walls richly and tastefuly pspered and deco
fated reception hall hissh ceilings: dreplzces and
loss,a handsomely tiled. "A windows, IL looking
and cold water and excellent plumbing two cellars
cement noors; S-sutful home tor . private family
only; key next DOR, ll25 5sh st. nv. Apply TO
owner, Mrs sAkA A. SPENCER. 6psunsriAn Collegs
ONCE, 9TH and NV oriO-:hm
Eok RENT-lT-6 MASS. AVE. NV, Il ROOMS;
furnished or not. to suit. Apply at above number.
no,4-2m
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200 y Ut. BE- b and store,

<sVO y X o q ana otore,
ss s ssI iIs:.v:: d; si:ss 9
lGs5 Sd 1t. R. q. II. 80
l.49 I'D. III. stors. 81. 20
lS.& SOth Vt, br. ar. .hJO
2lS X st. br. ware
house. 3......,.......25
2S Ssd n. BE-, llr....3
340u \ o., br. sr. m l. ~. 30
SIP n q. fr. 9r.
l3O4h 3tlth 81, br. tn. 3. 30
2!N to Ism. br. 3rl2. 80
ltk3S :,ath st, ir, tlr. 10
c. Ii. FiCKiiN6,
n w.. West WASHINGTON.
cE l4l2 18th ST. Is
SHEDD- 1nr RI ava
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

lCOk kkNT-HoUsE ll3l nth ST. NV; NM
!. rooms and bath; mod tmp& Apply At le2 issh
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LUX BALL
Il l4,D ;hUsh st. b h,
lI............-.tlS.0 600
l1:is I st nv. b b. IA I.
,lI.;..........:...-1o.O0o
I........-.....,l4.0o0
lIol u u. b h. M T..
Recommendation
l.S-ssioi i and Il, i t ..
IN, LII. 800
340i y 81, bh. lIr. Il. 800
ls:9 X st. b b. m !,
lVr ...........-...-.-S.3O
2uI q II. b b. m 4.
lUr ..................S. ~
ll:,s 18th st, b b. IN 1000
l42l Boundary. I b. IA
i.er.....-.....-.....-s,10o
- i 81. b b. N J.
liiu i ii.'' 3 h. si. =. s. s. o.; 90
Sl6 9TH st. b b. IN i.
cI...-.- %
2l1-S2l3 9Th Of. b b,
water. Or. 500
e. and ~ Deirees ST. b
a. ar. each.........3.2o0
The above Is only q Isrti
books. For iull list callst
the LIST and 18th. Id.s.i
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WANTED-STORES,

WANTED-AN EASTERN MANUFACTURER OF
w mems nns footwear intending to open retail
branch in Washington wants store the night ioca-
ton Address. in strict conndsnce. h. b.. star office
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S "a 1 SssI,s "A: :sSssI s.ssdS .
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WANTED-LOTS.

M ANTED-FOk CASH-CHEAF LOT In MONTH
w eastern section not less u width, or
with improvements. Owners address Box 50.
Star ONCE. d2i-lws
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CHIROPODIST.

CURE FOB EVERY ONE
"a. That su4esl with bpnlons. cogus and tneruvfne
nails: ,. J. 01Oh0ES SON Hpecialisfs
uoi83m Parlon lll5 Penn ave ~
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4. SALE
L beautiful 3story brick: 10 rooms lot pm, by l2l
to alley under lease At 80 per month
part Of the city. Price. &c. 100
1853 p St n ". 3-story and cellar; 3 rooms deep;
papered and in every way Perfect home very
price indeed.
One Of the hest houses on 7 st. n y. between ssh
and 10th SITS. ;3story and cellar. Price. 800.
Several housee on q 81 between I3,h and 18th sts
NV. from -. 900 ~ en-. 900
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ErOR RENT-OFFICE AND FURNISHED ROOMS.
LEI Ut. NV; 'front.' no reasonable offer refussG
to prompt tenant.
no21-im VIM. F. HOFFMAN, 1921 st. n W.
FOR RENT-STORES.
l'ok kENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW COkNkR
store. with dwelling above. OF rooms and bath !;
all modern improvements; very low rent s.,U y
month. Apply JHOS. L NAGGANAA, Bl7 Ut.
a. W. d.Il-.kt
RoR kENT.STOkE ON WEST SIDE l4TH ST.
bet: and W. good business stand e., per mo.
d22-d j. II. GRAY CO., U37 +.
EOk kENT-STOHE AND DWELLING ABOVE
BIT 9TH ST. n. building lUC teet deep. running
back to .sO-foot alley; possession gwen the 2lst
December. Apply to ON AEN, g31 9TH Ut. u. w. d1-lm
FOR RENT-STABLES.
LUk RENT-sTABLh FOR TWO HOnSES AND
carriage. u per month. Inquire at B27 Ut. n ".
d.Ss1-3t'
LfOR RENT-TwO-STORY STABLE. ALLEY BE-
Il tween I'd and I'D and Is and sts. n W. . stalls
and plenty carriage room concrete, water gas
Apply ~ n st. nv d:SS-3t'
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PERSONAL
MILL GIVE SlO TO ANY ONE SECURING NE
w situation a. double entry LookkeeIer. Address,
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DAsrARDLY rRIcK.
Croton Oil Put In Coffee-some OF the yic-
Tins Dying.

PLAINFIELD, Conn, September 26.-
There is much excitement here over an af-
fair that promises TO result fatally 70 sever
al residents Of the place. Last night q
socialidance and supper was given In the
public hall by parties from Centre village
Moosup, Major w. F. Picket, the Moosup
caterer, furnishing the supper. All enjoy
ed good time until the supper was nearly
over when suddenly several hundred ladies
complained OF being sick, and in shorter
time than can be told the whole tableful
were rolling about in great agony.
The local physicians were quickly called
and for a time IL seemed as though twenty
five persons at least would die. DR.. Davis
found that quantities OF crot0n oil had been
placed in the coffee, the supposition being
that il was put there TO harm the caterer.
This belief Is strengthened by the fact that
Mr.. Picketts harness was cut In several
places. Mr.. Pickett drank the cof-
fee and at present his condi-
ton Is considered very dangerous.
Captain Hall. eighty-fve years OF age, and
the owner of the hall, is also dangerously
i'll. Among those who are very sick, IL not
fatally i'll. are Baggage Clerk James Shea,
James Calvin, OF Canterbury; Charles
Douglass, Of Plainfeld; A. G. Tillinghast,
Chris johnson, Charles Kennedy and g..
Masterson, OF Moosup. These persons are
unable TO raise their heads and are terribly
weak from vomiting. In several cases
there was violent hemorrhage OF the
bowels. Thus far nothing has been heard
of the identity OF the miscreant who per-
formed the deed.