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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EQUALIZATION,
District ot COLUMBIA. Room No 5. District build
With the Iroyi.ions Of the act Congress approved
April IS iseY the board Of souslsation end review
I'D: The stiss q washtngtcn and GsSsfssown viii b
after this date mp to and Including the 3lst instant
between the hSurs Of 10 = m and m. for the pgr-
new asssssment OF the real sstate above described.
Ioe books the returns Of said new
shs oss "a AZ board RssS.sn taS hour. Fl esnd u
appeals should b. nlsd q the eeriest possible date
The law Requires that the equalization and review
IT1Ef~ TSft q CT cSsir1s ss'B BS::s q
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PROPOSALS.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

K;x s;as IR6,, DEPARTMENT; OFFICE SUPER
a lsGnSiealsd prop9ss Will be received at shis
TwENTi-FIRsT DAY OF DECEMBER. 1902. and
opened immediately thereafter for furnishing and de-
drsashtns materials for the for the fiscal year
ending June "a, 1893 In accordance with the specif-
cation and schedule, copies Of which may Be OBJ
tanned ct This Office Each bid must be accompanied
Accrued check for sum not less than per cent
Of the amount Of the proposal. The right is re-
served TO reject al bids and to waive any de-
interest OF the sovsrnmsnt TO DO 80. All proposals
bidder. Proposals must be inclossd In envelopes
sealed and marked PrQpoe,l for furnishing and do
nverng drauxbffng materials for the ONCE of the
pervfstng architect, Treasury DEPARTMENT Washing
ton. d; c." and addressed TO W. J. EDBROOKE,
Supervising Architect. p9Oeo-8t
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FOR SALE-BTCYCLES.

IroR sALE-BIcYCLE- DROP FRAME. PsYCHol
Il excellent condition price. with lamp. go cash 9
rare bargain. l0l4 d II. its
LNoR SAIL EAGLE TpRIGHr. SIS, 4 FAafE
new, $40; Cleveland safety. - 5: I Rr1nrlo
safety. so. ] Star Oponyl ef0. AZ the NHffI.
ENCHANuE. 1923 New York d7lu
ESoR SALE-lsal VICTOR SAFETY BICYCLE
Il model "A" 1852; handle hars aud nsck eat
die post. IN trs;cias- Crderg including lamp bill
and earrisr. soD o4s Fast capstol At do2t-
L'oR sALE-oNE VICTOR SAFETY; PFKFECr
Il order; good = new, eSn one Dart safety for
lady OF gentleman, $50 InstAllments taken. TIE
ClCLEklks. l9o4 {. st ". Ell
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PERSONAL.

vIHO "a E HEAhD ~ II BEFORE THAT ia
w the biz cash prc~r tn gents. md
hand clothing At JUsTh's OLD STAND. SIp . 81.
NV AZ
IMPORTATION WANTED OF THT MUFEr-
Il ubouts Of the heirs 81 William Hadr..tt CHI ass
son Of Sarah fadget. He had .l-o = hruth.r Ihomso
fads-tt and left several children who believed 10
reside In this city.
d6-3. Adar.ss Box IL star afAcs
(IvIl, SERVICE ExAAIsATIoN QUESTIONS
" and answers. send To-.
s.w. FLYNN. NJ. Ivy Institute.
nle1m' Southwest cor 18th and n
A UTBoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Communication. PROMPTLY attended 20 connd~pr
tal. O1hce open all hours. best references. M
WILLIAMS. MAnACsr 40 Pct n )-lO-luus
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR sALE-wE ARE NOW COMPLETING d
q ndcate purchase 81 The greaiest h.rs.in q he
's ar.m ' "' " D. 81 Ills Hs n !.
EroR RENT-A NICE 7RooM DWELLING N
HyattsVilie. nssr d-Lgt. els Also iron dwell-
inf ..-s sl' Duokhrr 4 fohD' di7 p t M.
EoR sALE-A ykRY DESIRABLE MN GROOM
l. dwelling IN hyai,svii,s' slsa ~.ea fn.s. e
'G an s'n'hi' Do'Ahrf ~ 4 7t, q IA.
For sALE-A NV 7,RooM COTTAGE. IMNF:
T. r., pre- 500 On easy terms. buckLti a
4 henncry. good cellar, A. over an s-re Of lsndy
$500; easy terms. DUCKErT A FORD. 90 z
81. AZ 80
LoR RENT OR sALE-NFw FRAMT HOUSE :
Il rooms; hall cellar. str aud bath AtE.,ble. rAns-.
Iii en- ' sT Sl,sr '19' sassy Inquire IL
EoR sALE-9 ROOM HOUSE, BARN. STABLES,
Il milk hSnss hne or,hard aud shaie tres. and 10.
raising aairying or fruit growing about - Minutes
drive or ~ miles from the city prire go rsr acre;
for s35 per acr: small payment down balance suit
purchaser. These are bargains Parties tak-n 20 80
'TSG 5t Tree Of charge L. c An !, ~
FOR sALE-l23 ACRES GOOD LAND or Po-
SsI e s. .,T Of s and Mini
Vernon tract; god b,Iildinrs fencing. wst-r aud
,Ia ~, ~ aoai, N,shoA' boz com.
address : II. sNoMDEN. Drawer 2. AlexAndrtA Va
nll-lm'
IoR sAIR-IF YOU WISH TO MAKE SAFE
y investment S9u cannot Dc better than 20 bus .
with hot and cold water. nent and els
trio carr which can sell IN easy terms have Al.o
very desirable lots Tor building OF an nye-imeut-
GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
div Room 100. corcorsn building
L'oR sALE-NEAR BETHESDA ARK-I4s ACRES
ysi9q y g psF scr 40 inins land held at s,og =
EoR sALE-BUY A CHOICE LOT AT FOREST
L Glen. Nd. as a Christmas gift for your ~
sanghtsr' they are chieap nowseoo, $500. sto aud
WOODED LOTS AT KENsINGToN, FRONTING
w railroad and overlooking Rock Greek VALLEY.
For sale ON small monthly payments. Prices from
SO 70 $500 lot. A discount Of 10 per lus
purchased prior 20 January. 1888 Inquire Of ownsr.
HENRY y. CoPP. 200 sth ST.. near patent Office.
EoR SALON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
q few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland
Nd. on the following terms:
One 600 cottage.4 re-. slo cash and $40 per mo.
one " ~ cottage. "a. sl3 cash and : r~r ma
Two 2eo oottaEes 4. f2o s-.h and ss9 sr mo-
Ono - 600 cottage srs-. $50 cash and sSo per TAO.
Two 800 cottages. TO lors s45 cash md as mo-
AL Of the above cottages venient % the -ts
fences outbuildings. &c, and some q Them have
stables. latrohes baths and other cguv-nienc-s.
oisthat contsi from 1000 20 Is 90 ie q ground
Iakespd Is situated eisht miles from Washington 90
the proposed boulevard aud electric rosd 30 BALD
more II has beautiful lake. stores poe, ofhss.
schools Churches. &C, Communication ticket. 20
n1ssef Gns e . saSh r 70
at Gkeland Inquire for r ). GABLE. supi. nis
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For RENf=HOUSES

F ass EEEn P. tn, :. S "a .,1.a ROOFS Al, rs
es srI sESI1 s, s l., 81 ..S . .I1 Z.
rs IN & rsi SS Az ssa IS ITO sR AZ ~.
t'oR RENr-.lt 81. NJ Groom RRicks
~ S $40 K.i R r'',' Gf- e. ~ saS .T isS
y =, ne. ni7-im'
EoR RENT-FrRsT-cLASs RESIDENCE. 1873
~ :, ave- 0FP"-''' '''' fr-siAsS'; r.-,aspsc Az
nI2rm lse7 NJ ...
EoH RENr-se ~; Rom rR.sEs OF rua
..ssr 10 s.cs house rios Z wASeassS'
s.-.o.s M
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoR sAI.I-CHEAP FoR CASH FIkspRo0F
once AdarrSs Boa "a. ss.T ofhce. ala
EHoR sAIk 4 INV wilcox AND aims
su,ornate -e~ins machine fcr 80 Cal At 2o.t
EoH sALE -NEARLY NEW. HANDSOME rR
r. s.ss' riAPo. y ,S.sy-. At bargain for S..A "a
LNpR SABA NEARLY Nrw SINGER sArFry
s''ysl. n Ferfei condition. cushion tire c.
E'oR sALE-BELow cosT. CHKfsrNas
SSrature' oo.i IS Ter vol frics.s ssS' Avn ipa
FOR shE-rEN sHAETS .MERICAx Gas
E'oR sALE FURNITURE or fI.EGaNrLY FI'K-
Il niShed lO-room house on has Caritol ;, N.Y..
squA-es ron Cariiol. rent only az frs iErre %
coFFfiF se Es-, 6.p e; St, Address A"li.A
E,oR SALT = Two PM IfTTFRs OF mon.
nnsseP Cal early s snS s SsTT ssf f s rr''vi,;
n s, tsI,Es iSii EdmoHdson ave. Baltimore. Ma
ENoR sALE-uPRlGHT PIANO. WILL RI sACRf
II nced Tor cash standard make n ariy new ovn~r
must 81 can b. seen priv at r-sidsnoe sTANhaRD.
stAr once DIV.
I,oR sALE-A SMALL COLLECTION OF COINS
Il Austrian. Polish and German (rArel. Addr~..
COINS. Star offce. d.ssf.
ENoR sALE-AT WHOLESALE AND RFTArr.
Il fancy PAPER tree ornaments tevegthinsl. sr.p-
book picture Xmas cArls. snow chr1lno. rsrdv
boAe-. w'nders for children GotLD's 42i Oh ~
Come and see. a. in
Lon SALE I:N9INEs. Boil FRS a. ALI WV.
n, n az secon ~ hsnd priss. NM. {. Conn, llg "
Euk sME-A FfNE UNIVERSAL -HsMM0ND
typewriter m excellent canditis.n has tvo f,T.>
Wheels bargain TfIEWRrEk EXCHANGE
oio ~ n ma
E'oR sALE--TNPFwRITERs FOR RFNT WirH
Il pr1NfleCe II purchase. best machine On es.V
terms, Mimeegraph and durliostor supplies NM
MAN s SON. 723 IN =. n. nlSsrn
TOR sALE-CpRlGHr SHOWCASE RFoor SHOW
Il case. with table ladies' gold watch sruts' q w.
watch CON cAtAlogues old coins beusht.
ocl2-im fECHNEk. e3l Re. .v. nv
EoR sAI.E-GoLp FISHES PROM 10 cgNTs tiP
ro,s .i, $50 s t,, ns osnses nYOsins .tris rs.-
stuffed sCHMiD's BIRD sTOkE. ar I'm a
NV -ei-- lr,s
Tor sALE-.'oTro" GAS ENGINFs BoTH NV
and sscond hand any .ize. send Tor circular OF
call on ID. BALLACF. Art. ~ TthsL ~. NE
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT - FURNISHED SITUATED CEN
trally in the northwest charming residence o. IL
rooms pl bing furniture and arrangement 20 suit
the most fassidious b seeson ~ Year.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
dF-s 1:f2i St n W.
EoR RENT-eo1 + ST. NEys ROOMS. an. 80.
Il 100 9th st. n e.. Q rooms, go 20
WRIGHT sToCKETT
DIST 6leE st NV.
EoR RENT-THAT ELEGANT NEW A-sroRY
l. white-stone house ITO ST. n ". $50
JOHN q. JOHNSON.
d3-1t 6lT At
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BICYCLES.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E,oR sALE-FINE FARM. WITH STOCK; NEAR
city; being only i've miles a splendid road; 9
bargain u cold at once. Apply WALTER @. CAR
boil. sUl l2th St NV dl-6ss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED-BY A CoLoREp MAN. PLACE AS
Sdds.s hotis Ei $50 o09a
WAETEp-sY A YOUNG MAN OF Is. PosI
efsnss Addr.ss Boz 81. Star roe ofes ana Il.
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED NEAT
IS: f'S s idai..:. f;isn en- IN
WASTED- BIZ gKsPECTTuL CoLoRED SOY
III ssasrsy a:.fni in auS sS CAN or sdii:.,
1890 Sew Bsmpshire ave n ". If
W1aSsBsspDca5ai Y0gSs NAY - eRADT.I1 81 y
s2ns Sod E.as o. profession; would accept srtelss
ZIP os ..:i o ;s:I'He'' exchanged
WaSLED.5osITl3S 81 sIHAD In.,. TN :,
osTsisses ny sissS s sdiIs.: s %aStdFT
WANTED BIZ soBEs MIppIK-AGED MAN. A
r.s. 0 Iias. Gif 6af 81 ss.i ee ccs horses
WAITED BY RKsPECTABLR col oRKD
w, men place to work IN store clean 9ns. lee, or
SsS. Les, ".s.H.ne.. is:3 lib 4 Nv d7-G
U-ASTED-A POSITION As MKSSIH0R1 IN
~. +: Isl
Fpss II sss ses s the same
WANrED-BY CoLoRED MAY, SITUATION AS
s'hs: hid y.ss t fda1s.. M
WANTED-BY CoLoRkp MAN. SITUATION As
W y,tsr er1G porter or bell man ADDE'S Q.
NJ aud y SITS. It.
MANIFESTATIONS BY An INTELLIGENT
yopnS sSi0rsS Sr SIss - % 5nn.S Liver
ci,y T.:sl.ass. ippls aisl Oh 81 nv. ' as So
WANTEp-BY A COLoRED MAN. SITUATION
w as hoscsr IN private stable or footman or man
sSsSnf .'er' Address 1918 Jefferson st. a'9i.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YoysG NAN. %
w years Of age; thorough double entry book
keeper. AZ Accountiat; also typswrGng; best refer
MANIFESTATION BY DRUG CLERK;
w the best Of references given from last employers;
went ps,manent sj.ion at moderate salary Address
PHARGACIST. Star Office d62t'
WANTEp-A POSITION AS WAITER By
" young eolorsd man; best references. Apply At
62t Mass Z dJ3t
WANrED-BY SAREEHPEE, GOOD. REsPECr-
w able young man. wishes to engage with good
gen csEan understands his business well afraid
CT work. Address A. J. A.. Star Office 1885,
WASTEp-YoUTH OF II yIsUEs CHEMICAL
w situation Il well educated unders t. nds type-
writing aud Ii q coed mathematician. BURNETT,
star afEce. d3-Iws
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wANTED-HELP.
MALE.


yyASTED-A BRIGHT IspUsTRIous BOY TO
.sorS ADDS wf IL "a az ofscs. So 1t.
WANTED : FOR a tEs evbSISGs. HE
sne. send n'H'- an 'dd'''' to '" o O. d7s-a s''r
WASTTp-ExPEBIENcE CAEvtssEH. WILL
r,eI ;, ;sre ,ass.O Z / MsoUEIS fiosIii6 4
NVASTED-A RILIAsII CoLosEp BOY TO
hive esa+sns, 2 3 Mssss Pleasant kSSy Tiss
erenees. $50 Mas ave Nv. IL
w sssnds NJ care u vsh, = md borsss 40,
:.Hi ! ISsS%in fai. 81 }iii .;5; :s
NyASTED-I HEAD yAIrgH: BBrs9 REyys,
HprEI. ror. IO,b .sa E.;.. IL
NyANIED-A GOOD. KEIIABLE NHSTS NAY
sa.n riih e's aS a' ~si is SSoola%sndsS
4Bpth q IA
WAsS WEI n, Yogss MAJ 70 tT T 1SI TO
N-ASTED-A GENTLKALs FOR a PosITIoS
~. ~ ., 'rusi 80 si2 r.i-.S2s. Isgui.vd lay eS
10 IA once - and ~ Baisic Saiidinx. IL
WASTEp a GOOD BARBER Ar 1901
w 81 Call after 0slock ? T. IL
NTANTED- AGENTS We wAST MEN WHO
= already issssin. s..s,;s..a 70 cary, ogI Ig-
MaNTIacTUKERs' Oil co. Cleveland. Ohio.
WsSrTD-AT CITY IyTRIIIGEscE oyyIcs.
ne; :: ss;.
WANILpo-sAS AsI -soplLp coLoEEp MAY
Also one WINS close O. llts and r. ! ave Nu-t be
soS i fiA rI' .-s isp' to 5 sSs
WASTEp-A RE6IsTEhED DRUo CIERK;
w. " .'a'' are and 'iTST'HS' Address BOZ g ss'i
UASTKD-A YOUNG NAN FXPERlESCkp N
y. su'tias meat in srOcsrJ store Addrss, ,B.t
NIANTED 4 SOBER AtL-sOUSD BLACk-
w smith ai,o a whsslwrisht g. st e dsSst-
WANTEr-A BOY ABOUT l. YEARS OF AGE
w A. helper IN candy factory Apply 80 Pa .ys
WANTER.A CoLOREp BOY. yXoM 10 TO 90
y's ~ ,v 70 ays .H3 Is, I.s. s, SNl SfSsss
iith and f.grsia ave c-'i Nv Ie2t.
W-ANTED-AN aCTIvE YOCSG NAN TO TAKE
sharF, q tss ss,'': ~; AS y', a- , h:d ~.
proht. . vided Fciereaee required Address ".
WANTED- AssIRs FOB ALBUMS, LACE
eon.@is,iSH' ciFiTiL FUb co. i4o7, y st
WANTED- COOP PAY AND STEADY ENPLOY-
W usni = nov orsrei = ssrae.5 CaTls,ian. gnly
q 4. Mas n5S
IVAN RI GFSTLEMES AND LADY AGENTS
y9oSS esnni;;,sn Tor hr''-s-'s As'nss s,a,s,'
WANTED Two EAIENikNCEp sALESNEN
w in nrstclass grocery store NJ notice VII be
taken O. AlFAe4tions without rsssrsDcs-. Address
III RSTON. star oEc.. dJ-3t
NVANTTD IMMEDIATELY. -FOUR FRAME
w hands Apply 20 WHEAELLY BROS. ST. nd
r. ave n DIST
N~ANTED- MEN AND sUYs TO SELL sEw
w novelty on The street. ois profits PlNOl,s.
TOi 7th - W d5-3t'
WANTED-CANvAssE ASD BRIGHT YOUNG
w men 20 sci ihe rcats,f money making idea vet
in'ro'iucs; every crs ComP.livd :" have sails
q s.zhf grail n Christmas money.
Apply ITO J. G. IAbErR. 6l@ 7tn - IA. DIST
WASTFD-THsEE FIRsT-CLAss WOOD woHk-
w ers- App 2Iii 4 nv d.}-t:
WANTED-IO GOOD INDUSTRIAL. INSURANCE
w sErnts also men % rave and orsGrize lodges
h rcfumissious and steady EUsti 30 rIsrieucst
L ". JOHNSON,
.ra-il tu1 ith 81 n
u-ASIET- sTESOoE.PuErs AND KENIsG-
w tCn typewriter OPERATORS directed n poslTCns;
lMfiulEhs provided competent s.enogrspher- AMI
Iemfnxf % uT-ratnrs rharr- for ssrvlcvs WICK
or. StANANs q BENEDICT. bennington Iyps-
~ritstOh s-. stl Nui So n se2pH
WANTEB DTNpuKl's EMPLOYMENT BIZ
w rsau. ~oudIsei ~ iaiies-1usn aud white
IND cured Z al kinds OF domestic lab-r. city. stase
frd sItinss With rsfsrl ncrs- 80 st n oS.t6N
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FOR RENT-FLATS

EoR REST-THE BEAUTIFUL MoNTRosE
II Oats. Ills 9th st. n. z rooms and bath; each
heated by steam elevator and electrical appliances
ready for occupasion by Dec. Is 1862. For prices
COR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
TO parties without children rooms and bath bay
windows; porch in steam heat; elevator and at
tendance. III 18th st. q. W. d2-6ts
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I,oR sALE-A NkRY DESIRABLE MN GROOM
Il dwelling IN Hyaitsvile. hard NOD inns ls-
trohes and range, lars. lot - go esp cash ball
ance monthly DINkETT FORD.
ds-I Hls nv
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FOR Rem l-OFFICE3.

EOK RRNr-OFIIcE ROOMS AND FLOORS IN
Il Ohio Bank building; rooms attractive and rent
low. l. N. SAUNDERS 4 CO..
d7-2w Ohio Bank building.
EOR RRNT-OyHICR ROOMS On sRCOND FLOOR
ent attorney, &c, moderate rent TYLER kQrH-
Il Lsnman building: elevator. steam beat and all
convsnisncss; low rent A. T. cOUMBE, 1*S5
New York ave. n30-1t
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L,OR sALE-wE ARE NOW COMPLETING A
indicate purchase II the greatest barsain D. Re
lad IN acreage pruerty close 20 thi. city uny on--
half mile north of I -. Gail for full psrti~ulsr..
DANIEL 4 AkNAr,
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED oNCE-LoT so FEET FRONT;
w ,9uth or east front; lest Of 18th; north of
rrDIuot cash Particulars to G. L. j., Star ONCE.
dS-3t'
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The above 10 only sortion OF the propsrty o, nv
hooks For full list cali ct Office for bulletin ssnsd On
the LIST and 18th. ld6 TH0s z wAG0AMAN.
EQR RENT = FURNISHED "A BEAUTIFUL
ioE Rr,ee e rsspo9sible party. Apply CHARLES
EoR RENT :. AN ELEGANT NEW BROWN
stone house, o43 o st. NV. l2r.; beautifuiiy
decoreted ;Good netghborhood; $40 Owner j ID
CnOlsoANI. o1O lltn 81 NV d5-1m
EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE CoRNFR BRICK
house. SS3 9Th ct. n. 5 stories 10 rooms: al
m2de,n improvements; nice Location Rent, $50 SO.
EOR RENT-FuRNISHED HOUSE-2JO2 q ar
nv; II rooms; comP,etely furnished through
out Ia nryt-class repair will be rented 70 prfysfs
family only. For permit 70 inspect same apply 70
DIV A. A. WILSON. 3O5 m Il NV.
EoR RENT-HOUsE 733 1sT ST NV. PRINT
= ING once square. near Of. 9 rooms and bath;
deep yard and stable In rear In nice order: mol
mel mS1 i%ps cheap Esrt S2i SO in Advance, In
q. dksas~
LOB REAT-l7l3 no new 6F and cellar
9 9ss9 shx' 81 and q 81 snd 18Th ne ,....--s25
~ IF Hs or ND s "a BreysTs SQUIRT
a40 Z. \ bkooks. 61o z2sh ~ n y.
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BOARDING.
900 lsr ST. \, Z. Is THE PLACE TO GET HOT
ErO cakes AND maple strip every morning. Ais
desiraole rooms for rent d7-6t
RoARDERs DESIRED AT THE sTAUNToN, 2O7
- Il NV; private boarding house newly opspsd
6y vIKtpia lady; rooms. furnished and Tniur-
l07 4TH ST. NV, THRHH LARGE FUR
nSOS nished rooms. en- suite or single; board heat
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
St e0pvsnisnt to cars references required. d5-'
THE HOTEL RICHMOND,
-, 18th and II sts nv,
Ieest;a and rsp.ired and Will Be- kept on the Amsr-
sq,! f,,A!liss- Table board as desired:
EURNIsHED Rooms AND BOARD ROOMS
either suite q sinxy Is = ib pei month: psrlor
Fssss cspS on s.r f Ss q S.IsS .Ss
board; terms reasonable. d3-6ts
1C1 9Th ST. NV, ELEGANT Rooms AND
opened BY Mrs. Colby. iormsriy At SiS Vermont
ave, " Aasruders house. opposite the Arlington.
TIE ALE xANDRO. 1919 nth sT NV, 5
Il nicely III rnshed rooms suite; large closets;
bath room attached ell sunny exposure and ali front
rooms; excellent table board; terms reasonable.
TEE ga, s29 sm,Iy pss+a Ia 18TH 81
sold s-s Home aud Cabin John Srias..~ Si%fSs
w. s, TA,sAs Mrs. yrvr1.. Asp
Sspsilins 'psst.lS. eos On = AZ. s5 81
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DE- BIB. WARNER L CO.. sls Fst-n.w.
ENoR RENT-lx35 CoRco AN, A THREF-SToRY
l. and basement bay-gin1ow brick dxelling: ten
rooms and cellar L. and In irs--lass condition;
rent. $50 TNLER RUTHERFORD 1897 r St
d:5-lw-
ENOR RENT 1871 CoRCoRAN sr THREE
l. story brick dwelling; 10 rooms and bath room ali
mod imps in iTstclass condition. with without
stable TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 St a "
d3-lws
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
Boodlcrs in Russia, Too.

The Russian railway expert, NJ.
kotlubai, has just published in book
torn an account of the mismanage-
ment of Russian railways, and of the
:buses which naturally result. He
states that, owing to the immense SAL
aries paid to the higher officials, the
remuneration received by the actual
working officials is so insufficient that
they would be unable to live unless
they supplemented their wages by.
theft. Despite their low salaries
these men are worked almost day and.
night, only five or six hours being left
them to sleep and rest. During the
last Turko-Russian war engineers and
tiremen were forced to sleep on their
locomotives at odd moments, SO in
adequate was their number to the de-
mands of the service, and switchmen
were compelled to be on duty twenty
six, tw%enty-eight and thirty hours in
succession. Such inhuman ovcrtaxing
of the strength of men could result
only in the most defective and peril
Ously careless service, with more acri-
dents and greater loss of life than any
other country in the would.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
sI.r. Walter l.csant..

Mr.. Walter Besant in appearance
is between 80 and 80 years of age.
His hair and beard are. turning white,
but his figure is vigorous and his
voice and manners, are those of q
younger nan He lives in u CHARM
ing house at Hampstead, not far from
the famous Hampstead heath. Back
of the house is Il roomy garden, and u
long glass door from Mr.. Besant's
Workshop study Lined with books
"Opens into this garden. 1t is to be
doubted whether amy literary man in
England is Is we'll acquainted not
only with the London of to-day, but
with London as it was in past CEN
turtles. 1t is therefore natural that
his library should contain many val
liable and ancient books on London
and its history. In Mr.. Besant's APP
pearancc and manner there is some-
thing that reminds one Of James
Russell Lowell.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
The South aud Protection.

Some time ago the Charleston News
and Courier, commenting on the prog
ress and development of the cotton in
dustry of the South, made this state-
ment:
There is ono class of stock that has not
been IN the least affected by the financial
roubles of the past ummlcr. and that is
the stock of Southern cotton factories.
The New York brokers are anxious To
gobble up all the stock i'll the leading
Southern mills that they can Law their
hands on. No class of Investments has
paid hceter returns or been less influenced
by the general stagnation of business. All
the South Carolina stocks are in active de-
mand at good figures above par.
There is a good deal of significance in
that paragraph. Without the upbuilding
influence of protection does the News
and Courier suppose for a moment that
the industries of the South would have
been in such q prosperous condition?
The cotton mills of the South have been
established under protection, and not
under free trade. During all the years
of free trade the manufacturing indus
tries of the South slumbered and slept,
1t took protection to bring them into
activity; and so successful has their
progress been that the News and Cour-
Ter in September last stated that during
the business year then closed the num-
Der at manufacturing enterprises in
Charleston had increased from 800 to
1Qr
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
The Views of a Veteran.

@An infrequent diner-out," says DIR.
Depew, lis much more apt to indulge
unduly in both food and drink than a
veteran. When ones social obliga-
tions compel him to appear in evening
dress at his own home or some one
else's every night he finds that to
have a clear head and sound stomach
for the business of the next day he
must practice self-denial and temper
,ance. We are all creatures of habit,
and %self-denial can become rs much
of a habit as over-indulgence. AS
the cares of business become more eX
acting and the pace of life more
rapid we pay greater attention to the
laws of health. We find not only
longevity but comfort in avoiding
those things which impair or unduly
excite our organism. Thus while
temptations increase We become moro
temperate"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-02-26
Getting Used to the Cold.

How much usage will do in tough
ening the human body is we'll shown
by some facts about the natives OF
Siberia, as recorded by the author of
Reindeer, Dogs and Snowshoes."
Cold, he says, seemed to have no Of
feet upon them.
Frequently, he says, when we could
not expose our ears for two minutes
without having them frozen, the nal
tives would. go for an hour at IL time
with their hoods thrown back from
their heads; and when it required
constant watchfulness to keep our
noses from freezing they did not APP
pear to notice the temperature at all.
One morning in January 1 stood in
perfect amazemcnt at their disregard
of the low temperature. They worked
for at least half an hour with bare
hands, packing up the tent and uten-
sils, handling the packages and LASH
ing them together with icy seal
thongs, without experiencing the
least apparent inconvenience, while I
partly froze my fingers striking a
light for my pipe with a flint and
steel, the whole operation taking not
more than three minutes.