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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

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ben Dunf4 auBerte, hires iiinftigen
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gisentbum %geporb.n III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29
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fobalb 5rau 8unburp Is a~ufsessben
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piele ibresgleiden, bate audi iie beIs
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mutbspon in biefer Grinnerung. Die
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Sic ni9t Wunber nsbmen. ipsnn id
sStnen fas.. bab Trdul.in Gan-sd
atpar cine iebr oprtrsfflihs 9ane -
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Scr idwarst Softer.
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sldsi bon esnl Der ben TStsr ousIiHeta n'a~'s.
autsriar,s tisssi,suus aus BEN saslif&in bon
Gmnts eed,er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-12-29

LIZ
Sobalb i'd in 2pnoon mar unb nit
rieinen @ors,i.bten RiidIpra9. senoms
men bate, btgann id benz ~SAtparsen
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
The Pythisn. and the Poor.

Washington Division. No. I, L. l. Knights Of
Iythia-. has arranged a most attractive enter
tA.nmeat 10 be given for the benefit Of the
poo. 81 the hall Of Columbia Typographical
I Mon tomorrow evening. The hall has been
donated for the purpose by the typographical
Ua4ou- The tickets have been placed at the
popular price - IS cents Among those who
vii apF cas- many 81 the best known Wash
ingt0n amateurs well a. some professionals
q: note The list includes the Washington
AmVhl0n Musical Club. ChAs. H. Chase.
director. the Washington Concert Company
Me-srs. Il. straight. Catheii. Miller. Cad and
N-lsrn, Mrs. jamie smith. mandolin. banjo.
guitar AMI aute quartetts. Messrs.
1odard. Mil-tead. Grixgs aud Hansley;
M4s- Emma Heinrich. Mr. Nullody Messrs.
a GrJ--surth and 4. TreginA Of the Marine
Band. Misses Marguerite and Anna Too. Miss
leo la Zelis. John York At Lee. the whistler.
Prof LOUIS kurtx Mr.. Suetel. Miss Elsie Lowet,
Mr. Sues. Ms nlilie T. Sauter Prof j. Com
ncr. Mabel Owens. Nh u. Vincent Of the
Marine hand. Mr.. Julius SchIegter. Mr.. J.
Arnold Morris. Mr.. Miller. Mr. jos. Giovan mini
% the Marine Band. Dr. White. Profs. RedieId
and Shscselford and puuils Miss Dimple
ShAckcifort, Mr.. Jno. NJ. Berger zither vioiln,
FIccolo and guitar quartet Me-srs. r. W. Helbig.
i. ". H-Ibig. IT.. Ebert johnson and George
smith. the GeTmAnia Msnnerchor.
The executive committee consists Of =. ".
Hslhiz. chairman, Vim. IA. Wsyrich. treasurer
a.. T. An.isr-on. secretary; A A. Rock. a. W.
keenan,. = VOLT. J. l.. A-Op. J. ". Cronie, J.
D. Wilson. J. n Meyers. ii. Weisenborn and J.
A. Demph-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
ALEXANDRIA.
vAsHISSToSIASs FIGHT THE ALEXANDRIA
POLICE.

vAsEN6ToNIANs T-GHT THE ALEXANDRIA
POLICE.
The police had quite a battle at the Wash
fngton and Alexandria wharf last night with
some Washingtonians just before the midnight
train started for Washington. The policemen
In charge at the depot gave warning to two
men to cease profane and boist=rous language.
when they made sharp replies, and the police
whistles having blown Officers Sherwood and
Davis attempted to make some arrests and were
knocked down and badly beaten. but with the
assistance of other officers and Mr. Knoxville
four men were arrested and carried to the
station house where they gave the names of
OH Ouiihan. Frank Burroughs, James King
and Henry Charles. Ii is said that the men
came here to establish a machinists' union, but
drank too much and got into difficulty. The
mayor later disposed of the cases by fines. &c.
HELD FOR THE WASHINGTON POLICE.
The police here hold Ernest Wilson, charged
with stealing . gold watch in Washington. A
watch was found on him and he is held for the
Washington officers. Officer BushalI having
been down some days ago to make inquiry on
the subject
The solemnities of the "Purification" will be
observed at ST. Mary's Church here tomorrow,
and the usual blessing of candles will take place
there
IL seems to be settled that there will be no
general celebration on the coming 22d Of
February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01

George Brown. eolored boy, who said he
was hiIesn years oil, was prisoner in the Po-
lice Court yesterday.
He wa- charged with suspicion and it was al
legged that he had stolen a copy Of the Post
from the front door Of the residence Of Mrs. Bell,
~ No 1000 9TH street northwest. early this morn
arg he boy seen near the house about the
time the paper disappeared. and when Police
man sutton arrested him he found the paper IN
the bov possession The paper had stamped
On u "SUbscribers paper, and while the boy
ssit be Naew such papers were not sold to boys
lie bought I; from another boy.
J1tg- KimbaA -=id he knew % a case Of the
same Kind IN his neigkborEOCd sunday. One
80 his daughters boy go from house to
h1use and take papers, but lac got awsv before
she could complain and nave hIni arrested
The Judge said that newspaper stealing was
not 90 be permit;ei. ard while he did not ike To
send BOY 20 prison he would have to make an
example 81 him.
A sentence u Ave days was imposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
Howard Boyd Acquitted.

In the Criminal Court, Justice McComas, a
yOung co!or,d man, Howard Boyd, was placed
on t--4l for an assault with intent 20 Kill James
Parker BY shooting at him twice in s4th street
West Washington, on MAY "a last Parker
Claimed that there was no ProyOeation for the
shooting Oa cro-s-examinAtion BY Mr.. Camp
Del Darlington be admitted that be had been
several times IN the Police Court as prisoner.
Mr. tlAgett stated that he did not believe q
word that Parker said and abandoned the case.
MI harrington saIdphst by twelve witnesses they
could show that Parker not telling the
truth. A verdict Of not guilty was rendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
GEORGETOWN.

THE WAITE RUNNING AT wILLIAMsPoRT.
Up around WIlliamsport IT is reported that 9
goodly quantity OF water il running from the
surrounding country down on the ice and max
ing Its way downward. but nothing Of serious
nature will result from II. say the old river
men The MonOcacy, which q day or two ago
threatened trouble, has go; rid of her gorge
safelSAnd Is nov comparatively out OF the
nlindS Of those who could be affected by flood
Down around Georgetown, though, the danger
Il not passed BY any means and merchants will
AnxiOusly watch the river and keep their goods
out 81 ordinary foods way.
PEACH BUDS NOT SERIOUSLY AFFECTED.
Microscopic examinations Of the peach buds
on the trees in the counties about have proven
To the subtraction of those interested that they
we're not seriously affected by the cold weather,
over 80 per cent of those examined being
found IN perfect condition
SOTEs.
W. T. jenkins and wife have decided to Jesse
and Agnes Smith for s225 lot "A, block b, Of
Reno. and Elizabeth M. Ludeke has sold to
Geo W Ray and r. T. Craig for 81, 80 part Of
lot l6. square 81 IN Old Georgetown.
Owing TO there being no more room at the
Industrial Home school a number of appli-
cants in the last few weeks have been turned
down. Ii Is hoped that Congress will provide
literally for this charity in the nsXt apprO-
PriailOn bill. a. many Improvements about the
buildings have been found necessary.
The District government has constructed
new pair Of steps up the steep hill from the
Aqueduct bridge 10 Prospect avenue and in
front Of Prospect cottage, the home of Mrs. z.
d. T. v. SOuthworth.
Canal men say that they think the old water
vay will escape without the slightest harm.
9ie-srs. ". e. LOCKER, J. W. Riley. Carl Pelz
and Archie Hsssan. who with the II. Il. LOCKER
surveying party. have been running lines for
the Sandy Spring road, are home again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
Held to Hear From Her Relatives.

Ada Page q eOlOred woman. has been wander
ing around the streets of East Washington for
several days. she has been seen sitting on the
curbstons dressing her hair and otherwise ar
ranging her toilet and il was thought by the
police tina; she begged wha. she got to eat Her
actions Indicated that her mind was derauged
Gad -he arrested a matter Of charity.
When she appeared in Judge kImballs court
YESTERDAY she said she had home IN Virginia
and she came here To look for work and that she
had been stopping at houses Of persons who
Claimed u be Christians
Juise kimball held her to hear from her rel
AtlNes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01

To tho E,.itor q 1h- Evsn;r- star
know that u Is an ungraciOus act to declin !;
an Office which has not been offered to me.
But IL l. none the lsss annoying TO have my
nams repeatedly mentioned without authority
In connection with an otiee which would not
accept Will You kindly say for me that am
not . candidate for would / accept the
once Of United States attorney for this Dis
trieL Respectfully yours.
l. Ross PERRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
WANTED-ROOMS.

lNANTED-5 OF USYURNIsHED ROOMS ON
w n-st or second moor. bet. 9TH and 18th and
VI and Pa. ave. for dressmAkinS. Address p o.
Box lsd stating location. terms. &c. IT.
XVANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS,
w furn shed rooms moderate terms) for light
housekeeping. Stdts terms AVID al particulars.
ELDOS. Star ONCE la3l 1t.
XEANrED-BY GENTLEMAN, COMFORTABLE
w furnished room. NEW YORK. Star once. j3l-2s
NANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
w ro9ns all parts OF city cheapest and sursst plan
TO secure desirable roomeLs testaolished 1921
sHACKLEfQADs AGENCY. AT 1ltn st. n
jsi7-3~-
WANTED-BY SINGLE NAN. FURNISHED
w ROOM with board. heat and gas; west Of 7th st.
and south Of St 8 ". permanent suited. Address
W b. W.. star once. ja3l-.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01

10 The Editor II The Eveninx star
Before Congress shall add another hour to
our daily t.sk l would suggest that . commit
toe pass through the several departments and
note the very large number Of clerks under
forty years who are compelled 10 wear spec
taclss. They will ind tbs number Is four times
o. great a. IN other yocztons- Add another hour,
necessarily the darkest hour of our working
day. and viii not the year show less rather than
more xork donel A CLERK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01

BENJAMIN JOINS asks an injunction against
Hester ShsltOn ct al. TO restrain the execution
Of writ Of Institution against him and that title
be vested in HIM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR REN1-17U7 ST. NV; MAR STATE
inps go per mo. cHHRTEs " HANDY. clio ' 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, BOARD II
w private family Address Box So Star office
js3l-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
MALE OR FEMALE.

MALE OK FEMALE.
NVANTED-YoUSG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
W for theatrical company. Address MANAGER,
WANTED = FOR TEMPORARY WORK. A
w tr.ined boozkeeper. Apply Immediately at 2S1
North Capitol st. lc'
W. ANTFD-FIRST-C sTARCHEaS. Toll
w MAN STEAM LAUNDRY. Ic'
WANrED-wEITE FARMER AND WIFE WITH:
w out children Inust come well recommended and
understand his business. Address BUSINESS +.
NNANTED-BRIGHT AGENTS. QUICK, TO SELL
w Crawford's Life OF Blaine; written by Mr.
Used By v F. Morton Airy Gen Miller Priv
sss hasord Sec Foster and host Of other cabine,
otLers-nNv 10 one demand Is simply immense; send
cheap John catch penny books Get the oficia! work
anu bestteEins by Writing quickly 70 - 10
js30-6c 400 Rae ST. Philadelphia
WANTED AGENTS FOR THE AUTHENTIC
w life OF Blaine; chance of a lifetime; freight
ssnd al lOc. for postage and packing 1t will
i yGa 10 INTER ioT what e BOX 5 S are ' ssne r
M, %0oDSShD iaf CO. BaitinSis "a ''
WANrED-ACIIvE WORKERS EyERYwHERE
w Tor ne LIFE % JAMES g. BLAINE" Written
b % e Il The soR
brnE The history q his he from cradle 70 graye 81
but 81 50 400 selling immensely Big money for work
at qaici BooEs on 30 days time. : Freight paid
Sgta' with i n' BiB PUB fea coz gpon ap
ST PhsdslphA. Pa. 3os Dearborn St Chicago. Ill
jas To-
w ASTED- AGENTs-MINERAL LAMF wICKs
w never burn out; no smoke. no SCOT. no trim
nins !izht equal = rs; ss,nples TO-. sss3stei
isli.i2e '''''' - .
WTANTED-rHE ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC
w nieE and women open for permanent work. We
so week We furnish once. furniture. delivery
team and n,ew.pap.- ADVERTISING. Our article is =
everybody 1t sells at sisht. No experience necss-
pamphlets. Ne free upon receipt OF postage. Ad-
dress THE KUAL-sPAR CO. department No. g.
bosom. Mas. dlsm.w. s26a'
WANTED AGENTS DON'T WASTE YOUR
w time trying To sell what everybody has got OF
don't want when you something that tn ey
have wanted for years; the Everett RAisin Seeder
pounds rsslns in less than ten minutes enid
address guaranteed 10 do this WORK good ch
for Agsnt., Young or old. ENEkEIT SPECIALITY
COMPANY. ss;' Washington ST. Room "a. Boston.
NVASIED-AGENrs TO SELL THE BEST ''LiFF
w of Jas e. Blaine. written by his close and con
niential friend sagsrbly illustrated memorial edi
only l0c every one want. . COPY; big money; &C,
quick Mr.. John Moore sold 10 In post ofiice: gold
watch free 10 each sg.nt selling 100 books We pay
freight and give credit On books -
js2s-6c lis S. TIN st. Philsdelphia. Pa
NIANrED-AGENTs PoR OUR GREAT "LIFE
w Of J. q. Blaine. BY the famous historian, DIR. J..
quar,o e. booi elegantly illustrated for 81 80 dei
into the Geld nrst with this incomparzble book and
son p.ssy oH on n frss ssns 2s for Pos,.ss
NCANTED = DUNDORR's EMPLOYMENT BIZ
w rezu. conducted by lsdtss-men and women white
and eoiored for all kinds Of domestic labor city stats
and spring. with references 100 st. u ". d3i5wc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
FEMALE.

XUANTED-AT ONCE. A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w ss.sTsl h9assxoIt in small family; 6IipEE:f
yVANTFD-CooK COLORFD WOMAN AP-
w ply At once. QUARTERS NJ. Navy Yard. 1b'
XVANTHD-A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w ho T. references required Apply "os Elm
WA.NST1IlEzPT1i,Aa. WHITE COOK AT III ST. wv
WANTED-w9NEN COOKS. sl2 TO $40 PER
Dcks '''
VTANTED-A YOUN,i WHITE GIRi. WHO WILL
W apPr7ciate good home light work small pay;
St.. 10
| NANTED-CoMPETENT DREssMAKER. CALL.
w after y ,. IN. 1873 ! st. NV. 1b'
Nl-ANTED-A FIRST CLASS WHITE COOK IN
must have best references Apply IS st ne. fel3D'
WANTED COLURED GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hJuseSork must stay nights Apply 40 9th St
WANTED-THRRE WHITE COOKS AT GIG;
hrst,clsss white wairyss ray as good German
Shs hays Eeod M ned spFy for nsss
Bureau for White Servants. i29 9TH st NV ta3l3o'
WANTED-COMPETENT WOMAN AS NURSE
Tor iniaEt t5rreR preferred best References re-
WANTED-ENERGETIc LADY WITH $50 AS
w partner in din nx room and large house Ad
dr. with refere vIkGINIAN, Star office 49,
U-ANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
w iroEe-; private family pay weekly. PIG 18th
81. below Virginia ave is:3l-2b-
N-ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY FOR OUR
w muslin underwear stock capable of select
inE goods, None other need apply to CANS. Lsns-
burgh u Fro. ;a3l-2b
NrASTED-A GIRL For GENERAL HOUSE
w worA and cooking for small family. 142o
Chanir St n. ia313b'
WrANTED-SHTTLED WOMAN TO COOK AND
w do general h0usework in family of two; good
wages and home t. suitable person Apply. with ref
erences. 1888 ? s.. N. ja3l3b'
NrANTED-sEvERaL LADIES OF EACH Ma
w tonaity % good physique and personal appear
complete PERSONAL description photographs returned
cOTresIccdeEce confidential Box 4S. Star oifce
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XyrANTED-wOMEN COOKS. $40 TO s75; CHAM
=" beTInalds. nurses and iaund-esses; in city
away, walters, drivers or farm hands cUored men
cooks SAMUEL A COOMBS CO., 521 l0th St
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AZ ANIED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
w wsil-rscomLended nurse for children best city
references positively required. Apply bet. IL and
O'Clock l62S 10th IT. NV. ja30-3b'
WANTED-A FIRs1-CLAss COOK. WASHER
w and ironer. family i 1903 Conn. ave. jsSG-;Ib
" TED-IMNEDIATELY-AN APPRENTICE
w 10 learn dressrnaking. MRS. Z. C. BRYAN. 1872
Ps- ave. n ". ja.}O3b'
NrASTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK.
w wash AID iron for small family must stay at
night 26l3 s.. Georgetown ja3O-3b'
NyrANTED-ONLY FIRS1-CLAsS COOKS. CHAM
w bernatts. housewOrkers, butlers, Mattresses
seamst7esses. nurses. kitchen hands (H0hesf Ua0es.
u0rkD BURNHAMS. ITO u ST. n. Is2S-6b'
WANTED vERLANGT Elm DEUTsCHE
w kinder msichen- 1888 l4;h st. je266h'
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PERSONAL
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

For sALE-oNE CLEVELAND SAFETY 80:
Raj. ngsisbs s~,sssy. SO; hrOpohe safety. ESQ.
SlA nprltAa ala At the WILL ESC6Ixt.T' rs
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE MAN AMI
w wife, charge of small farm for gentleman OF
lady objections to plain gardening city pre-
ferred no trucker need reply. PRACTICAL F
Star Office ia31-3fs
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L'oR sALE-l,9<Nlls ON VI, AVE NV EXT
and h: hs-gs:n for cash. will exchange FOR in
Eel ''0'eTs sTARG ,gprER. sl3 ls;hs,n
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EoR RENT-CHFAPEST RENT IN THE CITY
At Va. 20; .,U1 Mass. ave. n. e. nearly bay
rooms, psror dining room and kitchen, large closets
anu pantries Handsomely papered, wide parking
select neighborhood: key a: Office.
fel-2t DAVID ID. STONE. 500 and SO6 ST.
Tor RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSES ON L ST BET.
Il n J. ave. and 1d st. Sc, containing q rooms
nicely papered; wafer and gas: Slo GO.
EASTERDAY MALIERY,
3 st N
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DOR RENT-FOUR VERY DESIRABLE WELL
l. located nearly 3-story brick houses. with IL
rooms each AZ modern nlDrovenents good order;
north side of ST. bet 18th and .1Oth s;s NV We
can ole these houses npon terms which will render
them bargains to persons desiring nice homes
b. H. WARNER & CO.,
ia2l-l2ts oI6 r 81 n W
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Tor RENT-eao s:W; sR B. BIS. STABLE IN
.. W.; n br. an mod. imps ESQ eS2 Sd ct. n " :
s.. b. els. 6l7 1lth st ne g f.; el2 rs
TIN. Rea, Estate Agent ole Nj. ave. n v. ja276;'
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1924 ave nw(rea:) S15 ll2i 18th st trear)S15
The above houses can De examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS j. FISHER CO..
js30 1924 st n. W.
Tor RENT-4O5 STR ST. NE. 5-ROOM BRICK;
L cellar. water and sewer; newly papered; alley n
rear herdics door. - Good. healthy lOcs-
ton. Apply EAGLE MARKET, Sth St and Nd ave.
N S..ln