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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23
FOR SALE-HOUSFS

I Van s, Isl and io ave- =. ON aic SS
sss: s5e are rnfe At Z sr s ,s 20 5 @
:. corner IN and .ts sc. S as 81. ~
+ HkNpsoNE BRowS-sroxE FRONT.
grovements; lovely home only onshsif hiock from
az dssSa s'''0' " zlVafki FINLEY. eesFan-
Tor saIE-wIrHIN oNE SQUARE OF DUPONT
Basement rSs snSr sr,s ss SssS s = N oSi
e r very ,., resson.sle price. DULASf. rIENINes
EoR sALF-Two HANDSOME NYw bricks 10
r SCI os sa saa hs % :soa rM1.or, is - aSd
$500 JANIS SHEA s s % Az. P Sx s
L zEyELY FINLEY.
pEsiRAsi.L, noMxs;
meet de-srsbie fhree-.,ory dwei,ns ooa,ainins II
epS lam rs ssa &c ia MIA ~ ,as se. me-
to an alleys price en- 500 I'm; ~ P; S1SP
On " St tnorth sias) bet, 18th and 18th sts cou,-
nls,s i2rUSp s.Ory an e;ssnsH; S;k house IN
sl5. 900; On easy terms.
zEvELr FINLEY;
On ls'h 2. near 81. one Of the, mos, complete
large and siry lot u Sxl5i 20 wide alley Plenty q
room for stable House ssn Se .sea a, nv type
6,2 81 NV
nice horne on 18Th St ,us; north Of IOWA CIR
GLE. containing nine rooms and bath. for $500,
zEvELY i ETEIrr.
ds2 st. nv.
a pleasant and comfortable homo on g. between
cheap ans ''T zhy iGIi III fisIf a room
s1 on ss St near On st co%plsts 'woto-y
aenfs Il ilial
bargain at 81. 800
ZEvELY 4 FINLEY
oe2 ST. NV.
In Mount Pleassn, near Park st, GOOD sir.reom
- '''' ''"'' zEyftTii ,s.I fESEfkw
in rear; lot ntaips 5000 squsrc feet Of ground
very accessible 10 steam and ecric railways price.
-O'' ''' - ''' zEvEIl 81 Tgs5ry "
On st. near Washington Circle. substantial 10
room dwelling in eKceen, order; lot 3OKl25 90 80
zEvELy
On Ret; NV. near LIST st. very desirable two-story
gain 4, seo 900. zEvELr FINLEr.
4 Look At orr Bargain List.
10 rooms looms MI ,ls ih st s.e.......s 80
II rooms. 20Ns0 . 81 car line. ........... 3 $40
~ 70 ms, 2DxiOO, 500
~ rooms, Vermont ave. a 900
iS as ''O MY : BROS Co sio ST n $50
FOR SALE-A sNAP-A YOUNG MAN WHO PrR-
4 CHASED for home seven-room house in a desir-
abe location on the nstallment has sine lost
his ositson and is Obliged leave the city will deed
free OF charge 10 responsible party who will Keep
mp the payments in the building association the rent
nearly pays the monthly istalment lot is 2lNl0O;
9er me eanSenlont several nts hays already
d22-3t Star Office.
EoK SALE OR RENT-Two ELEGANT RESI-
DENCFS-1:s27 and 1881 2lst ST. n W.; new
story and basement houses; 10 rooms. with all
JoEN MILLER CO.. JO5 St W. d22-5t
ENoR sALE-TWo FINE HOUSES on CAPITOL
Hill; must be sold at once yressbrick front cleo
trio lighting, latrobes; all mod imps rooms aud
bath. Address Box q. Star office. d2l-et'
i Corcoran st. NV. 3-sto-y 1Ors and bath;
lot 20x90 TO alley; bet 18Th ana 14th 80. e. 800
lot 2o1es to alley large stable on EssE.., To- 800
3-story Tor brick; lot l93sxs5 TO alley; under
New York ave bet. 4 capi;oi and LIST n.w..a '''o'
2-story room and cellar brick; mi lot
New Jersey ave Sc. 4-story brick; lot a5rso:
= rooms and bath; II. 900
rooms deep. Price. IL 800
EFT. KAIsERs
d21 Rooms4 ande. Atlantic bnildinE a3o p st. NV
ENok SALE = HOUSE MAR 2IsT AND n sTs.
bath; only Sll, 200. A H SHINES,
dim cor ST. nv
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,


FURNISHED.
EoR RENT-A FURNISHED COMMUNICATING
we'll ssss.S. ans fosa'iaa iS I'D s&
EoR RENT-1335. CORNER Hath AND SITS,
b. n windows. with board references sichansed
Tor RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM. 2D FLOOR
u front At III 4ih st NV la
EoR RENT-sECoND FLOOR FRONT AND TWO
without board; beautiful new house,; fns location NJ
convenient TO four car lines. 4o5 ST. d23 Be-
DOR BENT-l7se Il n. W.. HANDSOMELY FUR-
d,3-3s'
FOR RENT..ls41 @ ST. NV, BRIGHT SUNNY
cont rts prices reasonable; iurnass hss. AMI open
For RENT-FURNIsHEDR ROOMS WITH HEAT,
sd S liza or ssa sse one single front
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS ON FIRST.
seS9pd and ,ar hSo sinSls Or en- suite con
EoR RcNT-FURNIsHED-TwO LARGE COM
ns Plce SD 5o0 go 81. for light
EoR RENT-TwO OR THREE FURNISHED SEC
and as s2 ~ to three car lines aoi LIST St
TOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM, ACCoMMo-
@ IS9S two ss per month. Board
Tor RENT-l21l ST. n, ", SECOND STORY
.cu :fcqs and 6ass
EoR RENT-FURNTsHED ROOMS AT Az NsT
INV d2I-3s'
For RENT..THE So \ RAFAEL, 1929 N ST ONE
room. overlooking Thomas Circle; superior table,
references exchanged d21-3s'
EoR REyT-To TWO GENTLEMEN OR MAN
hOor. with or without board i7i7 6 st. n. dao5a'
E'oR RENT-AT 1864 RHODE ISLAND AVE,
aaas Say crate s private f 9s
L'oR RENT-1437 L ST. w, BRIGHT, SUNNY
grsts.; pri1ate bssh irs-oisss dio,i2a!
,, nth as..ard' also table board 1903 st. NV
EOR RENT-BY MRS. A 81. SHAW OF BALTI-
more. @,2 North Capitol ST.. large elseant rooms.
with 5ssciAss board eastern and southern exposure
E'OH RENr-SUITES OF 2, 3 OR AND SIN
aoN a ana Ssh s sns ss board aH
UNFURNIsHED.
EoR RENv-FIvK ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR
bath; southern e.posu'e II St n e. d55'sS'
FoR RENT-THREE uNFURNIsHEp HOoMs on
for q ana ns
TOR RENT-TwO OR THREE LARGE UNFUR-
=
light housekeeping; references 4O7 New York b.
ENoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED OR PARTLY FUR
L nished. or roo % floor bay window brick
dies pass door S16 per month Ref 522 22d St n.
d29S 3b'
E,OR RENT-lT22 l4TH ST. s. W FIVE LARGE
rooms store. with bath Rent very reason able
CHARLES G.. RINGWALT,
d2l-3b First floor. Atlantic bldg .e3OrF st.
C'OR RENT-ROoMS SUITABLE FOR LIGHT
L housekeeping; centrally located.
d2O-6t JOHN B. WIGHT, 14lO est.
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
Tor RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED
Il CAB st. n. g.. large comfortable second-story
front room; cheap TO desirable person. d23-3t
J'OR RENT-UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED
L rooms; large closets; with board; moderate rates
1907 Ian st. NV d23-3c'
LOR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished; SECOND floor in good To-
cality furnace heat and gas; bath same h0or
cars and herdics; terms reasonable. ia 9TH St
II. Q. d2l -3cs
CoR RENT-FRoNT ECON. SECOND FLOOR.
Il and others. furnished unfurnished; from "a
up; board If desired; Slo per month. 6lS Sd ST. ".
EoR RENT-Two OR THREE FURNISHED OR
unfinished secondstory rooms front with Above;
furnace heat electric gas lighting. &c. 5o5 1st st.
ne. G2o-6;'
EoR RgNT-RooMs-FUR OR UNFUR SOUTH
4 front; large rooms ist aoor. 9 on I'd, 2 on Sd;
GOOD order central iocatto3 private family; refs
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I,OR sALE-t23 ACRES GOOD LAND on Po-
i tomac. Ia st-ht OF Washington and Alexandra;
~ gies below lssisr place. part Of orisintl Mount
Ncrnuu tract god build. mrs. fencing, water AMI
fruit electric railway % NOGat Vernon. now COM
Tl-tc4. crosses tss lrygrrty. Apply premises o
address :. H. sNOWDES Drawer 2. Alexandria.va
di2-sv'
LOB SALE = oNE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN
4 Maryland. 20 acres highly Improved; tsoue
aSslns; Eo2d 0gihou.ss' large orchard fne truck
shurches and y hoO!s viii sell at BARGAIN FRANK
HUME. asa Pa ave. dl,rIm
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ATTORNEYS.

v'HE wksHISGTOS LEGAL BUREAu rkAxs-
! "a. al ls<.l bushes. At rvssshabls co.t %
eif-ntA CO1sa4lsJ4sa ani .dvics fre-, 0EO VI
KAN. Atty. Csntrsl odis. OF vth and Fs.
es-%4m
f,AxPBEiI cAERfSaroS ATTORNEY AT-LAw
Webster Law B1l,din<. sos d y ". wAshinzsoa
81 B~..lslcs. ~ = H. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23
FOR SALE=HOCSES

l,oR SALE ECoSoNICM aNp nfkfNaniT
diols~. riLfE q EHfffffoab' is,a ~
Lon SAIL
lEh. near ~. IN. snd hsth fur.
osi. 10. I'm ana isth ~. ~. ior .ad
o sssh, iars.Ss a nj -. isseo
s%i 60. -. -. Il.ooO
e.o, E ~. :.,.-;,.,.:: -. aes
=? ) ~: : :; 8: IS. @
,Gs ne rsIs,sa N x. ,..,.--l-..,'-.. Ness
p:s' i S:.- i'm a ana ,s...::::.:.: s
I4n.en :. Ne ' ena hath. ....-........ $3.50
s;s !. 2 g. .s -i X, -. w. ;., $50
Gsiee 81 ne. o. frame. stsbia. ns~ $50
Tor full particular. :. N ueon - '''''----' N''
McLaCHl,FNk BarcHEr.DrR
nv 90 lou snA q y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-23
FOR RENT-HALLS.
FOR SALE-HoRsEs e. VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
L'QK SALIENT A BAsGAIN. A GOOD HORSE
Ca. aG Be seem I IT. S01na and ~
FoR sh IA, BARG g. ! a PAIR OF COB;
Inannered in single or double harness, ex-
Agsiy at 9 IN f.sr Is s sS5i p. ave-.
E0R sALE-zA FINE YOUNG MARE WARS
driver. 5. c. CARTER. loo st, sW. dss-3t.
Tor SAILOR EXCHANGE FOX A GOOD SEC
ond-h hand landau-a beautiful pair of black horses
EsnPa ven ave- ee eous
( one thousand horse bian ke;s. ranging in price
Two Lundrsd fgr and plush lap robes. ranging in
All styles . csrrisge harness. single and double
from soto $500.
EnPrsss harness trom sl2to go
FAIRNESS which we viii sei Seios c sss
antsd sna sold loto per- cent
'n S! prizes 3 slo & l R2w v E. w.
FoR sALE-cARRIAGEs. WAGONS. HARNEss.
and wagons Of the most modern styles and finish.
terms One whole floor q over 100 business wagons
robes &C. 70 be f9und hers. LARGE STOCK Of
These goods viii be sold q riSt prices al my @
positorv on @ ", 6srs. Ali goods warrepteI.
invite the public 70 call, as 1t may be their advan
tage. s. J. MEEKS. dl7-tr
EoR sALE-l26 NEW AND sEcoND-HAND
winter CARRIAGES of all the latest styles; Brew
ster broughans. coupe rocksways. dve-glass Ian
dau. vctorss % sets of tine heavy harness. $50 lap
ss '9s 1s's sESsR i Nv: BARGAINS IS
+ arrived rom dsorye.own Nv Three psii. Of Ssy
g, a;PRs
horse, rrot mile in 2 So and ten septlenepss
DRIVING horses To BE- seen at JOHN sIMMONS'
SALE STABLES, 1910 Ohio ave. nl1td2S
LrOK sALE-CARR1AaEs. WAGONS AND BUG
u sies on easy terms Rs2sisinx snd Ssdsred xofS
g.. West Washington. mhAs
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F.. ss S.ri,T ", , PETTY Log oessrk 2.
o' s cents ~ 'af S. issi e.; a.. sr,.sis
s.,n ,~ s17i s,s I'd ~ % n ts,s, i.T. a-.r,
50 foot ). y MALI. ResSn u, a. ' ., aSsist
tHoh sALf-LoT oN gfn 81. MIAMI avn
. sire nro fse'. Sod rAms huu.s TIA. !. > 49,.
cHfSf. s s,si o X -''a on terms to 'H'' IAd,-.
For SALE sPEcfu RARa.ISs-
-. stico 10, s ~ Ss sss s-, 81 20 ~ ID 'AA
r.@ ~s Wi vii =, AVA ,s : a., {, e. q 50.
, Ss- s,'s S , :. ~ .sd Nsrss. .esoa
81 st. shove Nd .. Ig. saS ss S,. ss o.
~ Win CEkEiiss y. HaShT
a'sT uo iSes, n o.
TOR sALr-IpTs-
nv zFtEIy rfNITT
: g ne, lsfh AMI iaih. eoileo. -iis sna
= ID fish ana iiiS. edsioo. IA. ana % n
r.sr alley - 2 30 +"
IN; ;ryni, 3o.tt- paved allies IN Tssf Nil
I.,,h st. .I,ehdsa bot Columbia road ana i ."
10Th 8. extended bet. 'coialns. r,;.d sad
henesaw ave .......,.-.--..- 20 :"
Ksns-s- ave. bet ian sad ls,l. a. n.
Kenesss ,' sss' y, is,S ard ian, .o,ii- rs ::
=, - lN.itsIpIl near l.th g ettgyted .ni P,rs
il aoLMr 40 TlSo Ok 10 ,' Ss az, s -ss :. =
sais - IT, i ifS 'iSfi y s. fre''"''
ds.7H e2fst Nv
EoR sAIE-RsT BET. l6rH ANp i7THNw :
;llsy e 8 sa q T. Tiirc IN = s' ess.
r Maryland sv. n l7,iaa an An
Msrsland ave- ne. 1srloO. ..-....... 10
iotb :, s,,as -......-.-.-. -
d2l,s sNiTH 4 JEfFoRDs. sii liza, "a a ". %
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

C'oR REST-ALL BUT ONE ROOM AND PRIVATE
bath Of partly furnished Groom fat. centrally To-
Gated. for s21 and board Of person; two rooms
rented for S56 tenants will pay ego eecb for Ia
bic board II furnished; references Box 1l6, Star
Office d22-3t'
COR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
70 parties without ciildreni rooms and bath bay
windows; Torch in rear steam heat. elevator and at
tendance. M 18th St n. d2-4w'
Tor RENr-THE BEAUTIFUL MONTROSE
Il Flats. 1l1o 9th st. NV; rooms and bath; each
heated by steam: elevator and electrical appliances
ready for occupation by Dec -. 1B.r2. For prices
apply to L. 3. FRISTOE, 1888 T ST. NV d20-5t'
Tor RENT-APARTMENTS AND TWO SINGLE
L rooms in the Harrison I'd and q SITS. n. W. ele-
yator. steam heat and carpetsd halls HARVEY
sPhLDING. koon7. di9-6t.
LNOR RENT-THE ALEXANDER, 1919 NTH ST.
L NV, large furnished rooms on 2d foer front;
en- suite or sIngy also on Sd also frst-class table
board d1T-6s
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d91 Rooms4 ande. Atlantic bnildins. $50 st. NV.
L'ok SALE HOUSE MAR 2lsT AND r SIS.
Il NV, having width Of Is feet; 10 rooms and
bath; only al. 900. A. H SHINES,
dim COZ T st. nj
L'oR SALE-LARGE BRICK HOUSE ON PRINCE
4 ton ST. near l4th one half square from cable
10 rooms and bath; newly papered throughout; all
modern improvements.
d21-6t LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. geo Est. NV
L'oR SALE-5TH ST. \. T. NEAR H, SEVEN
Il room brick a complete home; lot 17,l05 to paved
alley Easy terms. 81 go
d2l-:St SMITH JEFFoRDS. 511 11th ct. NV
E'oR sALE-123s VI sT. &c; NICE NEw SIX
Il room brick; all modern improvements Must he
seen to be APPRECIATED. Lot 23xIJoto alley. Price
this month. s3.:2,0 Easy terms
d2l-3t SMITH & JEFFoRDs. Sill 18th ST. NV
L'OR sALE-A NICE HOME FOR e. 600; A NEW
Il brick house. rooms hall. hath, sl N. g., on Ivy
81. sc. bet. y. j. and \ Cap. St, n and ..
the CAPITOL and convenient railroad depots
and street cars. JOHN MILLER & CO SOS 81. a. ".
d2l-Jt
EoR sALE-EIGHT MODERN HOUSES on O ST.
Il ne between 18th and 18th sts. each conta ming
six rooms AMI bath concrete cellars. large yards
foot alley in Houses complete respect
and can be sod on easy terms by
d2O-1m I. n. BROOKS. GIG 10Th ~. n.
lrOR SALE-SIOO BELOW PRICE: ONE or THE
Il six new houses O st. 9TH a q large
rooms. pantry. bath cellar; large lot. l. $50 50. #
20 l5-ft alley. WRIGHT 4 sTOCkETI. go st
n i.1npt
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WANTED ROOMS.

N-NNTgp- Is NOrrHnFSr sfCTroN. Two
W 20 thr-- urfurutslsd rporu-. ~Iifahl, for d-,s-
usains lrisv nos - sxrsed go T~E month. A3lrr>s
- - Str IN ~.
~ ANTtp-TWu OE THREE UNFUENISHTD
w ro.ns fgr n u-eteepinx ~ gent. ssnan and wife
p.-1s state trTma A. lr-ss o. ". H.. star Office
az -
urANTEp-N SINGLE GTSTLEMAN DESIRES
w f.r The sin-rr aIaFtulrnt - two three
Lrrs. 9Th trfb northwest % l4th st. Add ess BIZ
81 ar one a..,'s-.
W-kNTtp. TURNIsHED ND UNFINISHED
w ICONS Tarts % rtfN ch.stez, AMI slr--t plan
20 o. lasfrsl'. ruHrrsr. ts.tRhli shed 1851.
u t.'t- ~ lCELTfukD'S AGENCY ~ iith u n ".
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FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-STORES.

I'OR RFNT-TO FIRsT-CLASs CATERER, A
large dining room and kitchen at 1898 New York
ave. n. W. location hrst-c as. CAYW0OD K GAR
RIFT. 18th 81. aud New York ave. n. d22-3J'
COR RtNr-FINE LARGE STORE IN MON
Il trose Flats IL Is 9th St n. 2SxS5 floor space
especially suitable for bicycle business cafe steam
heat large cellar reeay for occupancy by Dec. 10.
1892 J.. s. fk1STOE. 15:}S st. n. W. d.,0-5t'
EOR RENT-61l D. ST. y. W. THE WEI II
Il known secondhand clothing store; Possession
given January I.
APPLY to owner, 610 ID st. dl0-2w'
I,OR RENT-NEXr TO The BANK OF WASH
Il ington. two stores running through to ct A. II.
SEMMES, 602 st. n3O-lm
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EOR RENT 1911 CO-CORAN ST, THREE
II story brick dweliing 10 rooms and bath room al
nod. imps. in frst-class condition; with without
stable TYLER RUTHERFORD 1907 St n "
d3-3w'
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Latest Partisan Noveisisz
Beautiful Barkets, daintily
designed. allied with lus.sOtls
fruits srs~h from Frsnca
Conservee IN fancy cartons
for Christrnas-A-ih.. Nib.
Lib and ID. sikes-&t ~hols.
sale prices
y. W. BUkCHEkA
dl0-a Lxss o.
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TOR sALE-fouR 4RooM HOUSES tNFvD on
4 Van II bet lst ct and v J. ave. sc. nicely
finished snd are rented At - % reealAf
ants; ssS5 ea,A. Z z. DAVIS. with Heury Nex.
G. ". corner 7th and sts d.sS 81
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FOR SAIE-IOrS

~ " SsT.cal.fSn. p.rcHrrprR
Mo Cut loth saa q ~. n .
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l2013 sst. IN. 7r. .s5. ooO
s33. S.lo 22d IT. bh.
Prs, each. ...........4. 500
1872 and 1924 Sth st.
b b, m 4. 6r--...4. 900
; Pa ave. store and
14 aSt 3 St. Z 3 + ,i h. i5i. Is Is. o SSo
ls29 x ST nv. bh,
m i. Tor ...........1o. 500
2120 NJ st NV. bh,
ia fi 18Th ST NV. b l. 10 %"
e Z st NV. b h. 1ir. 8. 800
COZ @ st NV. b h.
ll2s 9Th st y ". b h. ars. 600
1927 Boundary 81 NV,
h. IN !. ST ....T,1O1
lI3s 18th st. III,
Or. and 4 his rear. 200
g | 81 b b, IA i. llr. g. 500
% II II b h. 9r, m %. 900
sos 9th st NV. b b.
~ 1. ". ..-.........4. 80
222ll and :12l5 9TH st.
b h. W, dr...........&.5 500
So and "a Defrees st
NV. oh. 7r. each. ,, go
on Of the property on my
at Office Tor bulletin issued
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN.
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xN-ANTIp - pUNpOHE'S TNPIOYNENT BC
w resu rondu-tsd ~ isdies-Inru and women. Whit
srd Or ~ kinds Of domestic labor city stat.
- .p~irr- with references. stss -. o,'.s a.
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wESCOTT h WILCOX.
q PenasylvAnia ave. n. ".
OFFICES, ~.

S1 ichS. VI.
Store and dwe. 1909 r
20 st nv. Tor. per an
mum ..........,-...S4 600
% Store room 1903 I'd 81
% 6unton building. room
w.. .:-.......-.... IL. %
% Gunton building. room
~ IL. II. 90
Is Gunton building, room
b.. II. %
10 Gunton building, ROOM
"a ,..-...- IL. %
u centralbuildins. room
so Central building, room
- ~ ~
80 Central building. room
"a IS-............ III
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-12
CITY LIGHTS.
A Special Meeting Of the Council Con-
siders an Improved Electric
Service.

The question Of city street lights for the
ensuing year was considered at a special
meeting of the city council at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Aldermen Catron,
Koch, Palen, Delgado and Mondragon
were present. The vote whereby the
contract was let to the Gas company for
lighting the city with gas and kerosene
was reconsidered and Irving Hale, gen
eral western agent for the Edison Elec-
trio company, made new proposition on
behalf of the local Electric company.
In substance this proposition is to
place four arc lights abo1t the plaza and
remove the 32-candle power incandescent
lights, now about the vicinity of the
plaza, to other locations, as the council
may direct. At present the city uses
forty-five incandescent lights and the
new proposition is to reduce this number
to forty and add four arc lights, the
latter to cost SIS each per month, while
the incandescent lights call for 81 eacl
per month, total of $2,304 per year
| This is within the aldermanic appropria
ton for street lighting service, that ap
preparation being $2,380 per year.
Mr.. Hale presented statistics to show
that the cost of this service was Lower
than in other western cities where coal ii
as high as it is in Santa Fe.
The council referred the proposition tC
special committee composed of Alder
men Catron, Palen and Koch, and asked
that the committee present its report a
the next regular meeting of the council
Monday night week.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-12
Board of Trade.

At meeting of the Board of Trade
yesterday afternoon resolution direct
ing the secretary to draw up memorial
imploring the city council to provide
street crossings for the principal thor
oughfares of the city before winter sets
in.
President Bartlett reported that he and
Secretary Knaebel had prepared and for
warded to the war department at Wash
ington the deeds to the property required
for the enlarged military post.
From the committee on collections
Capt. Sol. Spiegelberg reported that
something over 1880 had been paid in,
and that 500 yet remained to be collect
ed from citizens who were down on the
subscription list for various amounts.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-12
Iahest Of ali in 1eaxening powe-1ateat U COVE Report

Ch0s Paxton, the general merchant of
Coolidge, on the Atlantic q Pacific, is at
the San Felipe, where he had the pleasure
of meeting his aged father and mother, B,
p. Paxton, and sister, Miss Katie, who are
registered from Philadelphia, Pa. The
visitors have been at Santa Fe for the
past two weeks, and will probably spend
the winter with Mr. Paxton, at Coolidge.
Speaking of politics, Mr.. Paxton states
that not vote was cast in his precinct
on account of the fact that no one took
interest enough in the election to first
pay their poll tax. Coolidge is Demo-
cratic precinct, and it in no way affects
tho big majority for Mr.. Catron in Va
lcncia county.--Albuquerque Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-11-12

Judge H. l., Waldo is over from Las
Vegas.
Sister Victoria has returned from a
visit to Las Vegas.
Hon. 7. B. Catron leaves tonight for
a trip to Eddy county on legal business.
Judge E. P Seeds and the district court
officials leave for Taos county on Mon
day,
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett is visiting friends in
Kansas City, Kas., and starts for home
Monday next.
Judge ". 7. Thornton is here from the
ephenson-Bennett mine, at Organ City,
in bona Ana county.
Judge Behan, vice-president of the Ari-
iona Columbia fair commission, is here
on visit from Prescott.
Hon. W. H. H. Llewellyn, of Las Cru
ces, is in the capital on visit, He is
stopping at the Palace,
! Hon. Tranquilino Luna is out of danger
and improving daily. This is good news
to his many friends in this city.
Mr.. S. Alexander, of Hillsboro, who has
been here for several days, leaves tonight
for his home after much enjoyed visit.
Capt S. H. Lincoln, 10th infantry, left
last night for his station at Fort Stanton.
While here he was the guest of Col.
Pierson.
Rev. Geo. H. Muller is rapidly recov-
ering. He was enjoying the fine weather
to-day by walk through the town and
in the plaza.
Addison Walker and bride, who have
been visiting W. E. Griffin and family for
the past ten days, left this morning for
their home at Ration.
Mr. H. B. Holt, stenographer for the
Sd judicial district court and assistant
secretary for the New Mexico Worlds fair
commission, is in the city.
The Eddy club will hold its first annual
reception at its elegant club rooms in the
town of Eddy on November II next. 1t
promises to be very fine affair.
For to-morrow's plaza concert by the
10th U. S. infantry band, to p. M, this
is the program:
March-Tara-ra Boom delay Re4uesD
..... . ... arg. De witt
Oyertlre-Nfedlay .....,.. ........,. .BoettgeI
SelectiOu-Fr. First Mass. ..... .-....... HaydH
! Watz-The DOCtrinem 49,. .. d. Strauss
Idylle--Evening Bells ...... . Eilenberg
Ofiertory ard Eleyation-Fr. Mount
Sinai go. ......,,.. ,..Rossinl
Mr.. Seymour Davis, leading architect
of Topeka and Mr.. H. H. Springer, OF
Chicago, son of Judge Springer, one OF
the vice presidents of the A., I. & S. F
company, are visiting Santa Fe to-day.
Fort Marcy now boasts of two strong
football teams, made up of men from
companies D. and B. Lieut.. Stokes is at
the head of the latter, and Lieut.. Harri.
son is in command of D company's
team
The wife and son of Col. j. W. Hess OF
the U. land department, arrived from
Indiana yesterday and are guests at the
Palace. Mr., Hess, ir., is connected with
the department of justice and is here on
visit to his father preparatory to a tour
through Arizona and along the coast
Col. Hess and wife will probably remain
here all winter.