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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-13

Money can ae saved by buying European
steamship tickets outward and prepaid, az tas
Northern Psciic city tlc4ss ofsoe, Seattle AL,
xxelts Tor ell Lines
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REMOVAL

william D. Wood hss moved his once from
SIS Second street 10 tie Halter building, room
C. ground floor
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Take your family 10 Woodland Park Fare
only ceaia
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On September i3th 1874, Francis Key. OF Baits.
more, q prisoner board British vessel, while
anxiousiy watching the result Of the oombsrdmsnt
OF Fort Mcuenry, wrote the famous song Of the
Star Spangled Banner.
Ii was published on q handful and distributed
broadcast throughout the city. The piece &C once
took the public by storm aud was sung at all the
theatres
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Box Office open Saturday, September 10th. 10
q m. Telephone sos.
PRICES As USUAL.
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THEATER,
" Corner Third aud Madison.

GRAND OPENING OF THE FALL AND
WINTER SEASON.
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E.c.ncsI.d With He, s,ou...

John ;. Ballard. who was tracked by his wife
from E.mira. Y. Y. TO Newark. y. j.. and found
BY her 10 be living with the runaway wife OF a
manufacturer II the former place, made up
with hi- VIE yesterday and the couple left the
police station arm in arm. The reconciliation
"a, effected only after considerable difficulty
The chief Of police Of Newark telegraphed TO
Elmira asking II Mrs Newell was wanted and
received he following forcible reply:
Mr. Newell not wanted Her husband glad
70 have he STAY away"
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Charles H. CrAmP. president Of the William
Cranip 4 soas ship and Engine Building Com
pany, returned TO Philadelphia from Washing
ton SATURDAY. whittier he had gone to consult
with Secretary % the Navy Tracy regarding
the cooking Of the cruiser New York. The
dry dock II the Leagne Island navy yard has been
repaired. and December - WAS agreed upon as
the day for The Docking Of the cruiser there.
After her bottom has been thoroughly over
hauled preparation. for her trial trip will be
pushed forward with all possible rapidity. The
course for the trial trip In the spring has not
bssa sslseted yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-26

The number % new cases Of diph,heria in
Philadelphia has again increased IN spite of the
creates, ere taken BY the health authorities,
and Tor the two day. from saturday noon to
noou Monday last forty-tNo new cases were re-
ported TO the board Of health One death from
The dread disease reported and nine
PATENT we're admitted 20 the Municipal Hos
pital shile sixteen in private dwellings were
placed o. Quarantine. The deaths from the
di-eAse during the week ending at noon on
SATURDAY. the i7th. numbered siXty-two. an in
crease Of thirty three over the previous week
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D.lion VIII square Accounts with Cor.y
VILE.

Cofeyville. Kan, i bri-tling with excite
rnsnt over the appointment Of William Dalton
a. a deputy Uui;ed States mar-hal 1t l. said
that Patton has declared now that he will
square himself with some Of hi old enemies
under th- gui-e Of the Law. lie j. hard after
one Chapman. charged with horse stealing.
Accotnpar yiug lalton's commission was a
warrant for NJ arrest OF Chapman. Chapman
= ne nan Ell wa reported 20 have killed
sone DAYS ag1. The hor.e alleged 20 have been
80 - J. the one Emmitt Dalton roe into
'onev'iiic On tn morning OF the memorable
raid Of October .. and the Warran; was issued
81 tie Instance % the survivors OF the Dalton
sang. The appointment Will give Dalton a
chance O. all thsVmsn- That be will Arre.;
Inn no one beiisves. for Chairman il con-
sidersI brave man. and would be a dangerou.
person for William to tackle
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The ~aai- Arrives After n Rough Passage.
The -;esmrhip Saale. from Bremen. entered
quarantine Yesterday morning. She carried
$50 cabin and 2iO -teerage passengers. Capt
bingk reported that the trip WIS one OF the
toughest b had ever experienced The
weather b said. vas extremely cold and c Oh
;inusd 80 u1t.l they were near port. when il be-
came more moderate. The steamer was com
p.~tsls ed SI;h ice. The hfeboats on the
.iafboart side were badly Injured from the
heavy -eas and one % the ventilaiors was lifted
from - petition aud bent out Of shape. Dur
ing The entire voyage the Passengers we're COM
PEELED - remain under deck
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LEGAL NOTICES.
; THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or coLUMBIA.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTINCT
OF COLUMBIA.
Ldward j. Mecristsl ct y. Miiism ". hccrissAl-
Upon motion Of the solicitor for the n
IL. by the court. this 10th DAY Of Decemh-r iss1
estate OF FRANCES N. MccRIsrAL. dsces.ed. sp-
Pear herein before James O. PAYNE. $50. auditor 90
ON the sEyENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A b lsea.
and establish their claims otherwise be forever
barred from setting asserting the came agsinst
the real estate IN these proceedinss d.<cbed tho
be published In each days edition Of The Evening stA
newspaper for three weeks before the said day.
IL ~ further ordered that the order of notice %
CREDITOR passed herein the 18th day Of D~csm.
ber A. y. 1892. requiring such creditors establish
their 81 inns on or before January & 1855 be and the
A. c. BRADLEY. Justies
J. r. YOUNG, Cerh
dl6d3s BY L. p. WILL ANS Asst. Clerh
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PERSONAL.

A YOUNG AIDow ALL ALONE IN THE wORL d
"A would like TO 80 on the stage. Address PROMPT,
star once. d2S2.
A UTHoHIZEp PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
n Comm nications promptly attended TO; conndsn.
TIA. Q1cs oY.n all hours Best references. wM
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
L Yard, Wellington. d C.-Decenber IA. 1892 -
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for Supplies for
the Navy Yard. Washington. d. c.. to be opened Jan
g. 1S9 will be received at the Bureau OF Sup
D. c.. until TWEIvE O'CLOCK NOON, JANUARY
THIRD. 1898, and PUBLICLY opened inmediately
.: & quantity Of pipe and ripe httinTs, tools.
ins ground. Indian Head, Nd. aquantity OF brio 8.
cement. lime. window frames. hardware. lumber.
roofing tin. sheet iron and sheathins copper: The
articles must conform TO the navy standard and pass
furni he'd uIon application to the navy ward. Wash.
ington d. O.. or to the bureau. The attention Of
manufacturers and dealers 10 invited. Tie bids. all
other hings being equal, decided by lot The de-
psrtnent reserves he right to waive defects or to
tect any or AlYbids no. deemed ADVANTAGEOUS to the
eoyernment; EDWIN STEWART. Paynas.er Gen.
eral. U. s. ". d19-2taw2w
pRoPOsALs FOR sUPPLIEs FOR THE NAVY
s..s lard 0
for the navy yard. washington. /. G.. to b opened
December %. 1892 will be received at tbs bureau Of
supplies and .seorn,s Navy DspSrs W Wsshipg-
CEMBER TWENTY-EfGHTH. 1892. and publicly
opened thsreaftsr to furnish ct the navy
ware, betting tools steel timber glass. paints. cleo
rical supplies. railroadte ess xobes rope cement
lime, plumber supplies and wire yauze. Blank pro-
posals will be furnished upon application to the navy
yard. Washington, d. c.. or to the bureau. The at
tenton Of manufacturers and dealers IL invited Tie
lot The department reserves the right to waive de-
fects or TO reject any all bids deemed advsn-
taseous to the eovernment. EDWIN STEWART,
Paymaster General. q. y. n. d15-2aw2w
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoH SALE ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IS
Maryland. 20 acres highly improved, handsome
dwelling; good outhoues large hard me truck
in< lesd; near railroad; two ,annin< fsctoris.,
HUME. 40 Pa ave dl2ID
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BOARDING.

SANUEL HOWARD. THE AMERIcAN-TRENcH
- caterer. Will serve meals from 1927 2ist ct
TO any part Of the city at short notice. I need
not tell those who have tried them strictly tr-t-
class. dco lAs
THE soUTHERN-5ll 18TH ST. Nw.-FIrsT-
- class family hoard and RON, 81 pr d.y ee pr
Sold err Home and Cabin John bridFe. ni7l2n'
THE HOTEL RICHMOND,
18th and h SIS nv.
viii oren TUESDAY. D-cemler 8; newly furnished.
rettted and repaired and will be kept the Aner-
can Ian, ana also rent by the or year
d5-lm' p W COLEMAN
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lust oPENED-c .sruME PAKLoRs.
u Masquerade and Fancy Costumes for hire Also
nads ordsr q short nottcs Decors;ing and Drap-
Ing CARL Z 0UNDLACH
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FOR RENT-STORES.

E,OR RtNT-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
l. trose Flats. 1ll5 9th st. 2SxSo floor space |;
especially suitable for bicycle business cafe steam
heat; large cellar; rea y for occupancy by Dec. H.
1892 l.. s. FRlSTOE. l 3S ST. n W. 1856
EOR RENT-NEXT TO THE BANK OF WASH
ington. two stores running Though to C st A. II.
SEMMES. 6O3 Est. n3O-lm
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FOR SALE-HoRsrs & vEHrcr.rs

FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
DOR sAiE-ONE GOOD HORSE AND DAYTOS
wagon price $40 cgu selling leaving rity. also
house tot rent Address ~ 81 until Jan l. IL
INOR sALE-PARTY LEAVING CITY - oNE
u Brewster T-csrt. with pole and shafts ronrse
harness and Stiertan wolf role also one ~, sta
ysarold horse. L hands hsh. sound aud gentle Can
be seen az Columbia stables.
d24-3t. HENRY DAVIS
Tor sALE-l26 NEW AND SECONDHAND
winter csrriages Of sll the latest styles; Brew
sier broughams. coupe -roc kAwsys. fvexiass AN
dau victortas % sets OF rne heavy harness. 40 LAP
robes and horse hlanketsi on tine bArsains for
cash. W ,. GfYER i66 Pa. ave ns2
EoR sALE-cARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND Rug
Il c1e. on easy terms Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended to COOK JARBoE seas n
St. Ws~t Washington mheg
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WANTED-ROOMS

"A\IfD DIOR TWO WEEKS, NICELY FUR
w ni-hed room with heat convenient bath omen
F-ate IA urh preferred must he reasonable. Address
sailnz terms. Box H. Star Office IT.
"ANTED-OSE SMALL FURNISHED ROOM
W with heat no objection TO hack oom in vicinity
l3fh and 2ist and l. and y SITS Address. wit ful
TaTticular.. L. Il. B Star ofice. d2I-2ts
WANTED-BY AFRENCH PROFFSSORA FUR
w nt~h-d room. on the trst or second floor, in a
xooo Iocsuoh sitt the ivllegs OF ocasi nsly re-
d24-.t'
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w Three fErn she'd table for light hon
I eTiny. Address. with terms and particulars l. s.
Star Uthcs Door.
yEANT p-FURNI.HED ND UNFTRNISHFp
w rooms. ali rarts Of citv cheaest and surest Plan
70 secure desirable rooWers (establI shed 1881.
f-l2t' SHACkIEFORD'S AGENCY 4.1 18th st n w.
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WANTFD-HOUSFS

=" NrED-TO PU CHASE, ODERN @ OR
w CON house. for cash ion about January
Is. For full part cul ars add
t2o3t' DORSEY CLAGETT. 1919 st. NV
"ASTED-BET. AND NJ, nth AND Hath
w St n W. dwelling TO cost $40 600 or 4 10 OOO
FOR an anxious purchaser. KEY BROS. & Co. 9iO
81 a. " d24-It
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ESoR sAl.E-6o NJ ST. NV HANDSOME STONE
md see Al issa ssIas. Ut ss :ih
ssss ss ssss s ssS Per noah
5: nv bet il,h and 18th; very
loth q nv. Ses I and Z ste. .2e,ss; tn
s1S e0es i5 r &c w sss - round 'NT
G.. s an a ding RMS Tor e Per month; cheap
M Va s. & a -. md ss..msn, FIRMS.
s.iOIy and ssti.f Slist; j f@. and bath: "
1. n%,s p p 5o0S: Dep PS n. rris. 1850
sai 18Th ST. ; &c. sio.. ;osssP.s..y ~o0
dc4 roo.n.. .nee .n.n.,e suildins s sSi :. NV
I lem AZ q; f:. Is Ssr 2 "a scS
prs,S1 s . Is. 10. g GO an and ne as. s
d2.-2, WATERS THOMSON 1885 F,. nv
,sn tie story and basement. 10 rooms. latest In
h,Frs ne.T baFeni cros. cheap Rom. n ne
nv, " s.c,ion o. city, Ss,ory and Gel rOOms tnr
,. Tsdsr $; near leth IL rood locality. Ssiory spd
dS4-e. $SfkRs THOMPSON. 1855 81 $500 n %
I'oR, SALE 500 CASH AND BALANCE
N nsn'hs ay .stSry frame; rooms and bath
~ ~ '''0 70 c sisI EEG g. f fSSsSw.rr
orf5t Room 8. Atlantic BLDG. $50 Of.
FOR sALF-pEACTfFU- NEW HoUsE: BROWN
etone and dressed brick front: kitchen furnace
Ion ana cellar 81 ao1r parior reception hail and
oinlng room: ID aoor. lsrge bed rooms and hath
room win NEG toor. porcelain tub and stationary
rs,hstAnd 80 noor. two a-ge bed rooms; situate on
Ioih e y, ". nne location can be bought har-
ram nne lot to lo-ft alley. HEBRON RAMEY.
dEs-9t 1907 T 81 n. W
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN, FOR 40 600. A sTy-
= room orick house in rood part Of NV near two
lines OF street cars Cleveland let 10Th and 18th
sna SIS w conersted street. water. sac. good
81 wo hands ne new i-room aad bath brick houses:
IN ret II and n LOT Is lsxIn0: everything rr~t-
class Price. ee 600 each e. 500 cash. Balance easy
Handsome 13-.oorn house IA one OF the best nc sh-
oorhoods NV Prics. els. 500.
Ihree o-:ooip bri1s herdic line; $3.50
cash. balance and years. e /. go each
,o., WARREN CHoATE a co.
o<f-N 80 1lth -: ".
EoR sALy-THF FINE NEW RESIDENCE PROP
erty, 6oi 81. n. W. 2Story and basement; hand
some pressbrick aud brown stone front. round hay
large rooms and bath furnsca room, laundry and
cellar elegant oak cabiL et msntels WITH rich lins "a
esch room; open CRATE in library. dining room and
Basement; large pantry back stairway; tack and side
porches; kitchen dresser; Baltimore range. bah
room BEAUTIFULLY finished IN white tile with magnih
cent nNtures OF bath tub. washstsnd. 81 n tub and
closet All with exposed nickel xtures nnest plumb
ing and best sa istion; every room heated by fur
race; ee-trfc be IL. electric lighting. speaking
tn es all the best mod imp. everything throughoui
OF the best material aud workma nship OAK srzined
doi-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sAI.E-6o NJ ST. NV HANDSOME STONE
4 and Trick font s.,ories; rooms, iurnsce: s.tA
handsog.ay psrered; ready for oocurAncys O., 900
NASH. l.2 INST nv. AGA 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

"ASTFD-BY A RELIABLE ENGINEER A
w situation: record Of long standing Gail or ad-
ores D. p l1tl VI ave. n. W. all of this week after
a. OF after 5 pm. d26-2d.
WASTED-POSITION BY GRADUATE IN PHAR-
w macy competent pharna is OF 8 years leri-
ence best Q. references gwen. Address @. PHAR-
hAClSI Box 10. Hartlston. Union county, Pa
VI AN ED-A VERY COMPETENT d SOBER
w renrh chef with cd references d. sires q posi-
ton IN .t ass no el OF q private family. Call or
addrss- 1879 h II. n. IT.
IVAN FD-BY YOUNG wHITF MAN STU
w alton IN country TO do gardening and driving
can take ca Of the hating; comes very well
mendsf Address Box %. Star office d23-3d'
XTANTED-A PLACE As MAN COOK; THREE
w YEAR experience. SAMUEL. CARROLL. p st.
tsr-sces.e d2.,-3ds
w uation; BIS; references 1923 XIV d233is
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WANTED-LOTS.

WASTED-GooD lots IN EXCHANGE FOR
d243s JOHNSON. CHEW L CO., 6l7Fu.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I>rR sALf-LoTs-
IL 81 near British ,seatfcn a. "a
hnoce Island ave near 1sfk q IS
lliiott q. near Nsryland ave n . ........ Sc
Il - near lSth As
soathwes; corner 18th and u St. Nc. .Fcod bust
ne-. cerner. On street cNr and herdic line and on
d2s-s, wATEss 4 THOMPSON. Ias -, ~
Tor sAIE-BARGAIN-3 LOIS 10. 40 rsCV. on
Ist- near 18th It Nth sod frame. side snd rssr
ds4-s cR,RLfs faRfi' Goa ian 81 al -
EoR sALf-Ior on CIR ST. SEARR AVE-
Il sire .exfo feet eegd irAn- hcu-s. TIA. 4 bar
gs,n and must b sold on terms 20 sun. Address
CHEAP. star offce. daSis.
E,oR s.IE-Two PRErTI lots, CORNER or
tss; cslitol AID iqsh - ne frtce. houTht 81
once, ~ cents Per s1uGre foot. gneat hargain
dcs-sN' . l pARNEiiif. - PEA AZ
EoR sAiK-LoT on NORTH sIpF ON 81, Br-
tween 18th ana 10 n 40 a. front ~ issAs n ae~r
teing hclse erri ,srsh ard lS.,7 u - ~ r~r
&C. foot J. p. BEALE. Room -. COS q q dim
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The BEST TIE MARKET AFFoRps

The BEST TIE MARKET AFFORDS
Ihave .Or sale at GREAT BARGAINS v,osn. and
i .no property at from 600 to $4,000
MY list Is too large to advertise.
II you want bargain In either residence business,
certainly SUI; you.
Phone 7ss tdlalal Eel E s si m6ia ss:;r
For sALE..BUY HOME AND PAY no MORE
house, ana 81: DOM ana Der 9n'3 S
square cable cars on ST Sc toT 81 900
FOR sALE-52o MAPLE AVE. IT ST. NM. A
4, = good comf0r,sble dwslinz; rooms, bath. all
rents Tor = bA & EST SR's price,
EoR sALE-s5oo CASH.
Balance s f1. per e ass scS each.
500 500 Spruce ST.
c0nere'ed cellar rent for sso 30 per month, MI;
da4ot e2e st. nv.
FOR sALE-FoUR 4RooM HOUSES (YEwl on
hnshed and are rented as rsr mo- to r.sus Sis ssn
ants ssss ssI IS PAWS. with Hsgg S:z.
FON HkkPsoME pRowy-sTosr FRONT,
Only al SSc @
e Gasa sp''0' St LEVELS TRifi e FINLEY eaarm
Kun ShlE-Wl1dlA ONE sQCARE
Il rcle stories and basement; e. m. 4 front
basement room suitable for ofice 20lSxS0 TO alley:
a. very reasonabie price DULANY, FLEMING L
LEE, lS2O L ST. u. W. d2}-1w
LrOR SALE-Two HANDSOME NEw BRICKS; 10
Il rooms and bath each; m l. (; ia and 7l6 St n
E. So 800 and 50. $50 Two-story brick rooms and
batn a. 10. an elegant home, on near 9Th W.
S4.5OO JAMES =. SHEA, 6s2 Pa Z. W. $685.
EroR SALE
- Look at Our Bargain List
~ rooms. g. m. l.. 2lxl2o. 1th st. e. 90
10 rooms a. ". & p xl45. n.w.......-..... g. 90
rooms 20HSo. st. car line. .............. 81 400
lUro ms, <J1lUp. IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
10 rooms. Vermont ave-. m. t.............. 1000
dSS,tf KEY BROS. CO.. 80 St. n es''
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRIcK q. O. BRENNAN, G. A.,
L OF Institute Of Accounts New York.
public Accountant and Auditor,
ss2l.6m 1924 y 81 nv.
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FEMALE.

"ANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks maids. laundress.s. cham hermaids. seam
tres. buffers coachniep, fo1tmrn md kitchen help
refersncefrvm last employers 6l37th st. n d266d'
WASTED-BT A REFINED AND EDUCATED
lady, position in family 10 tsse general super
vision % house, Is competent 10 take char Q Of
inE and has had sKperi 81 children would
wi! inE 20 make herself generally useful; hiHhest
reference as 70 Character sc.
Address Boz %. star Office d26-2d.
WANTEp-siTCATIONS FOR MAIDS. COOKS
w seAstresses wachmen. drivers engIneers. house,
men rorers. ce Ks. statesmen and ladies (store and
Ensu room hands).
d24-St. BURNHAMS. HOG stnv
WASTTD-BY THE FIRST OF THE MONTH. A
~ Position by settled white woman as working
house kesTer IN W dower's family. Address VI o.
Lock Box ia. GEORGETOWN. DC. ara 81.
WANTED-EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs - iyate fam lies hotels restau-
rants or wher-ver headed also sitions or clerks
tstaolIs led lsoo. sHACKLEFORD'5, AT ll,h st.
n. dl5-l0as
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

LNOR RENT
+ ENRICH HALL 1906 3oD ST. NV,
THIS IS ONE 9TH 81 The fISSksf AND LARGEST
BEEN PIT in THOR uGH ORDER, is Most
hpMIBABIY ADAPTEp TO USE OF BALLS.
LENTEY LOCATED. Being On THE LfSE E OF Of
THE G.. AND T: R. r. AND BETWEEN THE
Line OF THE MET. r. r. AND THE w. AND
g. 4. r.
THE HALL Will. BE GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE
ON NIGHT ZACH WEEK FOR CHURCH EN-
TERTAl> MENTs. PRICE OF HAIL, $l2. 90 PER
NIGHT. TO INCLUDE HEAT, LIGHT AND JAN
ITOR'S SERVICES. APPLY TO
G. H. Tickling
1406 G ST. NV, OR
d22-1m 1904 BOD ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-OFFICEs IN THE NEW DISTRICT
l. Title Insurance Company building $40 18th ct.
NV. Rooms are large. well lighted and heated by
steam. CHARLES W. HANDY,
Real Estate Broker.
d23-1m $40 18th st H. W.
EoRRENT-OFFICER ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
Of our building; suitable for dentist lawyer,
ent attorney, &c. moderate rent. TYLER & RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 OF. W. d31ms
E'OR RENT-A LARGE OFFICE ROOM ON ST.
L near 9Th. I'd door; $40 per onth.
d2O-6t JOHN B. WIGHT. 141O @ st.
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LOST AND FOUND

TO FRIDAY RED LEATHER PURSE.
u. curved 81 Yer hand on one side. engraved 5. W
~ n. 81, o. con aimed 81 suitable reward for
I OsT-ON III sT. MAR d ST., DC PATH.
II siy's 81 han bag containin rocket DO ks
suitable ewaEd Y Teturne 10 The Star Office IT.
4 OsT-oN SATURDAY.. BLACK DULL
u, enAmelled pin. SIN all diamond in -snt-r. Finde-
@ sts. io6-3i.
I osT-oN SATURDAY. DECEMBER "a. COMING
II from avanes dinins rooms down 4th 1T. To O. a
Iol q lnoasy = r,ysrd q so vii be Paid If re-
I osT-A MFDIUM-sIZE PUG Dog on CHRIST
Il. mas eve. well marked Return to 1872 st. n w.
Tor reNarL d.,6-3t'
I osT-A MINK BOA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER
II -. ei her on sun- Corn wells grocery
reward p,idn returned TO 1897 Conn NV d2o-3'
7 osr-oS WEDNESDAY. DEC u. AREDIRISH
L. set er dog No St,S an wers name Of Snort
Reward for return 10 Is q % ST 1t.
l. sCAPED PROM r. AND p. r. r. STATION.
10th. 81. b~rnArd female dog; orange colo ed legs
and east. bite leather collar answers TO name of
Carrie Return TO ADAM EXPRESS CO. FREIGHT
DkfOI. Oh 81 and Va ave. s.w ,d26-1w
I osr-A PACKAGE CONTAINING SILVER PIN,
o sta 20 l4th nd X. / ave. Finder viii return 10
lSOS 81 AMI receive rsward IT.
I osT NOTE ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
II warned AGAINST receiving a note made by Charles
". simpson TO the late Mrs.. Nary Ann Ward for
IS 100. with interest at cent dated January 90
lst0. aud "a. le on demand the same be onss 10
her estate and should be delivered 70 me q found
JOB BARNARD
Administrator of Estate Of Mary Ann Ward
d221G so 18th st. n. ".
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Fon sA z. ON. sMfLk MoYTsIl rAYNENTS

Two g.. 500 cottages, Bto : = ss5cush .na a. ma
One 100 euttess ~, $50 cssh aud sll p-r ls.
one - 800 cuttare sto o - sA5 rash mi a. No
The above cottages vel built, Rave forcte- =
pumps fences. outhuinvs H.. lakeland i .ftua,aN
eight miles from Washington on the Ws-h ~ n m.
80. X y IL has beautiful lake posi Nc.
SCHOOLS. churches. Nc. Communication frt 1. 20 Nash
only % cents each way. Apuly % EDWIN A NV
MAN. owner. iSs4 n -. a v FROM - 10. - .
pIQ
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL MONTROSE
l. Flats Ills 9th ST. NV; rooms and bath; each
heated by steam elevator and electrical appliances;
ready for OCCUPATION by Dec. 15 1892. For rrices
EOR RBNT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
l. TO parties without children rooms and bath bay
windows porch in rear steam heat elevator and at
tendance. III 18th st. NV. d2-4w.
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FURNISHED AND UNrURNssHED.

LrOR RErT-1lO2 4TH ST. NV, TWO OR THREE
furnished unfurnised rooms for housek eeping;
heat. bath and gas; rent reasonable. d24-2c
EOR RENT-TWO VERY DELIGHTFUL ROOMS;
l. furnished unfurnished; I'd floor; in a good
locality; with furnace heat and gas; bath on same
foor near cars and herdics, terms reasonable 124
9Th st. H. d24-3c.
Il CAB st. n. g., large comfortable second story
front room; cheap TO desirable person. d23-3t
LNOR RENT-UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED
rooms; large closets; with board moderate rates.
1907 l4th st. n. d23- 30
E'OR RENT-TwO OR THREE FURNISHED OR
unfurnished secondstory rooms; front with al owe;
furnace heat. electric lighting. &c. sos LIST 81.
ne. dDu-6s
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTFD-VoMFN COOKS. sl2 TO $40 PER
n onth maids, Mattresses, nurses scruboers.
futlsrs. cooks coachmen, kitchen help farni-
ies and hotels. DICKS AGENCY. 6l3 9TH St d266es
WAN1ED - DUNDOBF'S EMPLOYMENT BU-
w resu. conducted by ladies-nep and women white
ard cOlorsd for all kinds OF domestic labor city state
- y -inrs with reference 700 st n W Owe