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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28

E: Sd. 0f.maipinstOn.str. uuO SiftD aOetus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

r. A. Montgomery. Thoms. Munis ana NJ @.
Mi,cheA
Nineteenth 20 pa stree, -Fred.r,~l :. N.--
man. chairman; Thomas A. B-osn. Tha. Nun
ringer. 4. flincy Moran. Wolf Nn-Hhre.r "a
wsrd y q Hare, james a Oliver Kafl ne.-k.r
I. : Roulette. 4. small VI g. Seanlon- Ile,i.-
min sinshcimcr and ". Hall Schsasr
rHE DIsrLAa or FIRruoaS.
The committee on areWo-ks. Mn. n..p
chairman. last evening considered srpl cation.
OF three different compantc.. the 4 ,u.o,iAat.A
James Pain 90. and II LOU. fireuors.
COMPANY. J. II. F-rca.on aid =. " bad
repne~eutlng he Con Holiisiel. preseotei n
schedule For $500. $500 aud % 90 aisrlat-
I H. Oosier, re rysentiig Ismes PAN A %.
presenied a scheduic for SSO00. { 900 an A
si.oo. While William I nee fut the - Qua.
FIREWORKS CompaUy. e,hihlted yrogrum q
DISPLAY calling Tor ss..9 There we no de-
eision reached by the committee
THE SiNEWs ~ war
The contributions TO the Inaugural fund -
oei'ed by the Treasurer. Mr.. Glover. ssnoan, 60
so.ooo The following additional subscription.
have been received Sak- A 60 slOo u
Loughran. $50. Jhut e. 4 Jam.s. 100. S..ton
rerra. 80. cash, 500. n. }. FogAn. 20. NJ q.
fmert. slcO. N. O. Swain. SIS. Never cohen
go x Z. Holtzman. SEQ. A. 7. Drit,an. 9 lon.
george Iruosdell. 500. J. T. Arms. $50.
GeotSe r Lemon. $40. A. =. Abel A "a :
sJOO' and VI. l. Wei Ct. 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
TYPHOID FEVER CASES.
Tho Health Oficer Reports in Regard to
Square 9l9.

Tho Health OHcer Reports in Regard to
Square 90.
Some time ago the residents Of square 919,
which is bounded by East Capitol and A, 9Th
and 9Th streets northeast. were startled with the
number Of cases of typhoid fever which existed
in that neighborhood. The health department
was called upon to investigate the matter and
premises, analyze the water from the wells in
the neighborhood and the milk furnished
at the houses where the fever had existed.
This done and DR.. Hammett for
warded his report to the Commissioners today.
He says there are twenty-four dwellings in the
square and that eight cases OF typhoid fever
had recently existed there. Investigation
proved that the plumbing at number Of the
houses old fashioned and defective and
these have been ordered to be remedied
at once. The pumps in the neighborhood
however, with the exception of one at the cor
ner of sth and East Capitol streets, were
found free from impurities The one men-
toned contained impure water and the
pump has been removed Dr. Ham,
NETT states that his department was
unable to ascertain. with any degree of GER
tainty, the cause of the recent outbreak Of fever
in this square. 1t may have originated from
the water from the old pump. from the odd
sewer. from the numerous manholes, with per-
forated covers. from the old defective plumbing
and possibly from the milk supplied or from
all Of these conditions. In relation to the COM
plants of defective plumbing and drainage Of
houses. Dr. Hammett suggests that regulation
be made by the Commissioners referring all
nuisances OF the character mentioned to the
inspector of plumbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
iASuhRy Nth st is re At ahn ni
PAST TEN O'cI o. a. y. for frrnishins the paper
as s hs a 'G ProP s +, Be opnd
fore and the award Of contrasts 20 % made by the
lowest and best bidder the interest Of the
e any snd M T as Is ;iv@ens 9. the bese nc no
tsrests of the rnnent NAV di~tate No paper
rood VII & Tceye n ny pssa
schedules Of The dsserition qasnii'y and qnslty Of
blank proposals and Tivinr the regulations
.hsa "h ~ m FsnS an Public
Printer. WASHINGTON. DC. The contracts will be
parsr no he the and no e
The esmaisd ausnu s ao st forrn IN estai IN the
printinT paper. .4Iss; Loco reams sehins finish
eaie offender DIN grintnr apeT. .4Iaa; aooS resms
sized ant SUPER ,egd.Esd rrintipx psTsr: $sI
tinted pr ntns pai err various sizes = zoo reaIas
.sans cn wTina Ispe1 1srioTa sz;s sSa
weights; 200 realms cover paper various sizes and
Of 6ss 1ar o p1per 100 ooG pounds
wood-cut pafeI; SO Jean1s manila rare. various
gansr; SO 600 pounds rlazed bond raPr; 5000
pounds Gesd ssd
beard. various eolors. sizes weights, &c. 10000
or ana r saHs
leaxsr PAYER, white or 6ips lad or wovs
any reg ,I glOr or wiEht 262 Iesns tar
afer various sizes; 80 cams paTer for proofs Jay
IS; 30 ream+ whit. French olio. 17x22 Propos lis
VIII he received for one thousand more BY
direction of the joint committee of CNneress pub
lie printing FRANK W. PALMPR. Public inter
Washington. d. G.. January 10. 1893. jsnI2. 1896
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIrs FOR THE NAVY
To-, YARD. WAsHINGToN. d. JANUARY l..
1879 Sealed proposals.. indor~ed p oposals for
Supplies tor the Navy Yard. Washington. d. C., to be
opened January 81. 1895" will I've received 1T the
Washington ID. c.. until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
JANUARY 81. 1879 and publicly opened immedi-
atelyttheresfter t. furnish at the Navy Yard WASH
inzton D. G, quaint of tool steel. tools. water
cans. water buckets hardwJre cot thread lumber
and two portable drill ing and boring machines; and
at III. Naval Proving Ground, Indian He1d Nd. a
quantity of bolts an puts. cotton canvas hardware
anthracite coal Eass. brass iron. sheet copper pack
inf paints stationer tools push and hydraulic
jacks The articles must conform the I'd
and pass the usual naval Inspection Blank proposals
VIII be furnished upon application to the Navy Yard,
Washington. d. or 10 the bureau. The attention
Of manufart ursrs and dealers Is invited. Tie bids
81 other things being equal. decided by lot The
depaI TRENT ryes the right to waive defects
reject any all bids not deemed adva to the
soyernnsnt. EDWIN STEWART. Pa master Cen
eral. T. s. N tsi6 2sw2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Secretary Tracy Asked to Loan Her to
Break Up the Ice on the River.
Harbor Master Sutton called upon the Com
nissioners this morning and had a long and
earnest conversation with them about the cen
dition of the Potomac. He said the ice was
about fourteen inches thick and very solid.
He spoke Of the Triton and said
If tine Commissioners could get the Navy De-
partment to allow its use a great deal OF good
would result. No matter what Congress did
with the joint resolution appropriating
$1,000 for the hire of boats to break
mp the ice il would be some DAYS before
the boats could be got here from Baltimore,
and their journey around would cost large
sum OF money. The District, he said, could
stock and coal the Triton and no would direct
its work. The boat, Of course, would be under
the control OF its officers. 1t was his
intention il the Triton could be obtained to go
at work at once and break the ice from the
Long bridge down. What was to be feared the
most was an ice gorge. warm rain was the
thing most to be feared; it would rot the ice
and the break up Wound begin. The Commits
sioners directed the secretary to write at once
TO Secretary Tracy aud ask the loan Of the
Triton. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
ALEXANDRIA.
CELEBRATION OF LEE DAY.


The public and private schools Of the city
keep holiday today. The city and state Offices
are closed, with the banks and the corn ex-
change. This is in celebration Of the birthday
OF Gen. Robert E. Lee. who, like Gen. Wash
ington, spent most of that part OF his life not
occupied in public service in Alexandria or its
neighborhood. The confederate veterans Of
Lee Camp will hold o celebration tonight end
ing with banquet
THE LADIES AIDING THE POOR.
number of ladies, representing the various
churches of the city, have been keeping open
house today at Paff's Hall, on King street near
Pitt. and are receiving donations for the relief
of the poor. The e64 which had been SUBJ
scribed to furnish New Year dinner to poor
children will be used by the ladies who have it
in charge to furnish fuel and otherwise assist
the poor at this season. The First National
Bank has donated ESQ for the relief Of the
poor.
CORPORATION COURT.
In the corporation court the will Of Sarah A.
Gray leaving her property to the Webster fam
ily has been proba ed, with John N. johnson
rs executor. The court has quashed an attach
ment in the case Of q. J. Copeland agt. ]. n
Glover.
The funeral Of the late Chas. h. Cowling
took place this afternoon from the Exchange
Hotel, and was attended BY many old confsd-
or sses and other friends.
tmaster AGnew has named Thomas Edelin,
Frank T. Evans and Robert Garrett weighers of
mail for thirty days At e3 per day on mail
routss running from this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
Death Of Mrs. Mary Berthronr.

The many friends OF, Mira Mary Berthrone
viii be deeply panied to learn Of her death at
the residence OF her son-in-law, Mr.. John Joy
Edison, at the ripe age Of seventy-tvo wear.
after an illness Of two weeks. She was a woman
OF many estimsble qualities, gentle in DISPOSE
ton. OF great strength Of character and a sympa-
thetic nature that made for her a wide circle Of
devoted friends AID acquaintance. She leaves
NJ. Heaton and Mr.. l. +. Berthrone of this
city and Mr.. H. w. Berthrong Of Boston.
Funeral services will be held at Mr.. Edison .
residence, No. 1924 18Th street northwest, to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. Her remains
viii be taken to Rochester, n. Y, for inter-
meIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Joseph r. johnson has purchased for eos, 900
Of J. W. Hobbs part Q, square 1853, fronting Is
feet on between 18th and 18th streets north
west. s1t
Z. Forrest has bought for s7,425 Of c. r.
Scott part 2, south grounds Columbian Uni
yersity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

Up to date there has been no evidence that
the report that greenbacks have microbes has
Occasioned the slightest prejudice against
the greenbsck. We are brave nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

"My desrs," said tho Polar Bear to his fam
lily, ~ think Nc might make trip to the United
States, if we make haste. i understand they
are having some very decent weather down
there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

T. .'iI = MAGNIFICENT FULI-SIZE PAR
u 10. trr sht Grand F1-uI. aiirOS, new fpe-tuaL.
s.t---t a.. -=ist - lon. grand hsHnue-~: latest
y O. s~-e1'- 81 nd BARGAIN NJ only $40 cash
&C. - 90 ~" $50, f1ll guarantee maker
- go =. owner lvaSiuE the city and must sell
1EE rlANO EXCHANGE
,-l9 of3 P-nnsyivsnls <vs
EOh ~ALF-A SICE-IONED MEDICN-sIZF
= IN 1T, > square PIN IN elegant order; only
- - Il-. any ysylsEfS Sther bsIgsin<
tltT 1HE FIANO NCHANGF. 9ls Pa ave-
FoH -.Ls-
PIANOS AND ORGANS. We sell the Ave
..Ijtls ufak.- II PIANOS aud the only
tudsisru OkuAN-th- E-tsy- The-- ins rIi-
urnt~ ar complete with al the latest i'm
Prove Iients. siVill- them the best tones
Feasible. Easy tsfHss ana too Jr.aes.
SANDERS sTAYMAN.
Paw Merchants. ga ST. NV als
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the fol-
lowing by the clerk Of the court: Samuel Car
ter and Novello Harris; Major Harrison and
Mamie Curtis; John W. Covington and Laura
Y 3. Tuin OF Anacostia; Simon Stewart Of
Spottsylvsnia county, Va, and Virginia Neison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

~ y ~ q Cyiur.l ia. WashiurtoH II. G JSnusry
- iN.s. To Of Vsatn e may cunreru: Ii having
te-I ---v--r'@ O. ti- Couml-=iOnrr- 81 tn. D-trtX
W it''A nat TIE following named Va-er tnsig-
- rr'rs~.rE t9r tue pLti.c safety comfort and
Ia a. E-t-r Iuuiic at No Isl .ssrrny-I lime "
10 Ter .tiE TAI O. be ASSESSED therefor the
a. i--t f"T~ hereby give uotIfe tina, they will re,
SrtV~ ~ t--'-ans 10 she sOEs.-,lrton OF th- aid
rofs> trlnl a. rart-- Interested until TWELVE
- lNih ". on JANUARY THESIY-FyuRlH
lriti -Eal 90 - auls -houlI be submitted IN writing
Nis- Nst-- ilHins - Follows. as Indicated u.on
al n ta Oh q The Lhsresr 60 missioner: Du
D - - ieiw~ IA 4sth ard 18th streets northwest
% I'll tif a. "a 1lEthWssf from l5th lfh
sf-- 2 e'gr.. f-l-f. 9th 10 18th streets north
r-et % tn street fro street 90 FLORIDA aven,Is
n'rthNe-t. 90 -5'. sr~-f Invest from OHIO ave-
& Stree Gu 1T &C. -ovfieas befgXe~r NJ sna
y s.--";- ,. DOUGLASS J W ROSS WM
T Ep~-Et l.. Co. u-i--.ou-rs u q t.lX-0T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
GETTING EVEN,

"What makes you write your stories on boil
sides of the paper? You can't get them printed.
II know ii. But can worry the editor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
You CAN Buy Flesh,
SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
"It is very remarkable" said the dignifed
gentleman who was remembering what ne said
when he slipped up on the ice. "to what an ex-
tent mans physical equilibrium and moral
equilibrium are interdependent'
oUrwIrTED THE FROST.
The gamins were nimble and wary,
That's why they were seen swiftly rushin'
To take their positions
Where two politicians
Were holding heated discussion.
Indian mediterranean rations.
"Hello,' said one department clerk to
another, "here's another joke about a woman
staying in dry goods store for two hours and
not buying anything"
"Yes," Was the reply; "thoss are very good
jokes usually. but when you get married you
won't take much OK in them"
The holiday ropasts are DER
With all their pleasures and their fears.
The fowl can rest in peace once moro
Until spring -chicken time appears.
81 don't believe that girl will ever learn to
waltz. said young man.
Worse than that" was the reply. ''She
will never learn not to attempt it2''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOE sALr-A PARTY HAVING I.,aooM
~ uoardFr- VII SCH furniture md household
30 "a .a-Fta-s on account OF s,eEness Ails..s
To. ssIU-TwESTY SHARES OF TlIE APIrAL
= 80 % tha ColuruhiF urp.y Cotap NJ 2Shine-
$50 ADDS EoI 81 star once. laip-a::
Ce-n BJYs HALF TNTEKEsT II LEGITI-
nae ss9 0o' T, an ; san o sp G
n. .lsl-,- Fez =. sisr cflse '' ;sia-si-
a g. sys Y- s,s:. 4 3, S 81 c cs,ps5 s q
e, ','-' ;TiiOIAs J. FISHER sesq2.
Nv'ANrED- THE tDyLRTTsER CONTROLS A
W rslnts.,v Troti,,so,- Insagfs,c.I,-.ag business
p ~ Win a, $500 as resident psf,as the Kind q
ir4u mere aur ortsn-e than the eIsct amount Of
t-.s.a 81 EoSUM. s,sT ofsec. '''' ;ii9-s.'
A sEEAT BAEGAIS-ssa5 Will. BUY flour
s-uss having other business AddTes. FEED STORE,
(HtNCE FOE : FOKTCNE-FoR sALT-A Re
va, ,Si la;I as Re ,narss.sI ITO y, 500 Is.
tieit-had 40 anj dos q large; da business
stsaT a. ~rsT wishes {, retirs. address csLOVEI
y. o. sun one Baltimore. VA ial9et-
A NEWPORT. r THE HANps0MfS,I IN, IN,
lawn near cliffs snt bathing bach; owe looking
e. co1venisn- stable lode $1,000 aeri nsri
sioo 40 c.n b. Lad firnisbed rlus; he SOD irn.ne
out -rIfILLiPs 3 WLLkS,
IrDK saLF-CHE sP-AT ONCE. A NJ con
u e. tionsry store IN flO actiyty. with all cohNen
rrntn.nt departments. Apply 9Ss 9Th St n vs. u
I,oR RExT FURNITURE coNPLETE foR
b. adm house silver, dish Ihen
= I.,i .i,s. rood security required A6iress "
D STAR ahc- tale9
t>t,F SAW \ RsPe tIS-GROCERY AND FRO
II vision --Hl-. DrcHriuent corner on l4th st two
l1r-a- al gJn-, tull stock, doing cash trade 81
So iag can -1Alon easy O. rms. Owner wishes 10
On account Of SICKNESS Address W q lar
ofs-s jal92t.-
tIHF FTENITCfT ANp GOOD Will OF TIN
l rom hf.is. rent 50 s'vutS nlled with perna-
D AZ Pa1a ave "a Address NJ y. star ONCE iisz'
t,oE ~,iT- $40 GROCERY AND PROVISION |
u = 70 In. = Ec..t 81 lI-i ess Cal or add-s-s
Il o NcCAWLEY. TO - sv- JalsrIS
tx-,NTrp-CrGaR STORE IN A PROMINENT Il
W e. state location and price Address n y.
CI p.t nv jsl1R
non SAIT-GROCFBV STORE DOINo GOOD |
Tvflr Nf. sneS- IA eVlfs good ioca NY pssfS->
y. r-fafIf- 81 Tbs ~ en- oPporsSritS seldom ef- /
f.-.t A. u - o 0 cash rel red O. pay for AMI run 4
a.. r.ss5 r-s. re- e. = A. about $40 eny
AMI can EASILY D. made % run 500 ~ noe
tis-..i. Star oai,e
lx-oVIp FUgN,TU RE OF TWELVk-RooM /
w t,.-- Ma I~4-~ n-iId stable for cash only;
hs-rr --nt o.: rIuS ray house rent good reasons
8 ~si.ins Actress JEAS'. Star off-e. ia1-im'
nAJSAY TIM LEADING WATCH REPAIkER. F.
h r41 49, you tius and money
Wstea rl~sr-t. 81
T-snrh auI ,--l,iic .'.d clocks called for AL work
warranted ono year. r2I = 1t NV. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

NERVOUS headache promptly cured By
Bromo Settler, loc. Q bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

MAJ. Moore Recommends the Mobilization
Of the Comm -ioner.' Order.

MAJ. Moore Recomm-nds the Modification
Of the Commi--ioner.' Order.
Some time ago the Commissioner issued an
order that hereafter no witness Zee. should
be paid TO regular or special officers 81 the
police force. IL was contendod on The part
Of the special officers that such an
order worked great hardship upon them. They
were poorly paid and the witness fees which
they received we're an incentive for them 60 he
vigilant The Commissioners were appealed 20
for a reconsideration OF their order. and they
submitted the question to Maj Moore Tor his
opinion a. to the advisabiity Of modifying the
order 80 as not 70 include the special officers,
who do not receive a cent Of compensation from
the District government
Today Maj Moore submitted his reply. In
out OF the revenues Of the District 60 either ad-
di,ionaa or special officers Of th. metro
politan police forca section S76. page
A. Revised Statutes OF the Cnited States
relating to the ID. C.. provides that the board
OF police may, on the application Of any person
showing the necessity thereof. appoint any
additional number OF privates TO duty q
any place within the District 81
the charge and expense Of the pcrson By
whom the application 10 made Under sec
ton 37s. same page. the board OF police may
also. upon any emergency OF riot. psstilepce,
public election. ceremony celebration APP
point a. many special privates. without pay.
from among the citizens Nc ID may deem ad-
visabie and for . specified time
"As, therefore. neither additional nor special
officers can be paid out Of the District revenues
II seems to me that they entitled 10 claim
and receive witness fees and that the tnclosed
order shoald be modified accordingly. All APP
pointments Of additional private issued by The
Commissioners specifically state that they ere
to serve without conf ensAtion from the DE-
trict.
4when Congress authorizes and mskes sp-
preparations for additional privates, a., for In
stance on inaugural occasions. d may be thss
such officers during their term Of service
District revenuea"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

At the monthly meeting Of oensns Council.
No. 422, Of the National Union. held 1t No 1907
Gstrest last evening, the following officers we're
installed; President. J. II. wardle. vice prssi-
dent. Thos. W. cridler; speaker, Geo. A
Priest; sx-prssident. A b. coolidess secretary.
Geo. w. Crane; financial secretary, A. c. Jsn-
kins; treasurer. }. c. ssoddard: chaplain. J. y.
stoneri usher. o. H. Conmbes; sergssnt-es-
trustees, W. A King, r. 3. Vedier, VIM N.
et<usrt; delegates TO cabinet. J. n. wsrdls, A
b Coolidge, A. G. jenkins; d~leexte rslisf
COMMITTEES, Wn- Brona; delegate bistrics q
ColunbA Association. p. b.. J. a 1rudsi.n.
Az The concln<ion of the c>remonis< ths entsrs
council proceeded 10 Fsber's restaurant, ssssS
refreshments we're served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
Is PrR Cent D1soousr SALE
AT HOOVER & SSrpER,s;; I nen As

- per cent of. Take any pair of Shoes slippers
L. per cent on In stock at discount OF Is per
u rer cent on. OH marked prices The Ten Days
IL per cent on. Discount Sale" which gan yester-
Il Per cent on day Is being appreciated judyfng
II per cent or from the increased demand This
D PER cent OF. reduction Is the result of the ex
10 per cent on. treme wintry weather. Trade has
II Per cent OF. been slow. and we find We have too
10 er cent on large sock on hand
Is per cent OF.
u per cent OF. Is PER CENT OFF MEANS:
10 per cent OF
IS per cent OF. ladies' SO 90 Shoes are now Al 10
Il per cent OF. ladies' g. 90 Shoes are now "a o5
Ii rer cent On. Ladies' "a so Shoes are now 81 81
10 per cent of. Ladies' 81 90 Shoes are now 50 40
l. per cent of. Ladies' 81 80 Shoes are now So 49,
- per cent of. Ladies 81. 90 Sho esare now 81 5o
IL pe- cent of.
- per cent OF. Same chances for the men,
Is PER cent OF.
HOOVER & SNYDER. l2l,7 Pa. AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19
HOTELS.

THE GRAMfRCY
i S23 e25. so7 Vermont avenue.
oppos to the Arlington Hotel
Refurntshed and opened under direction.
Rooms single and en- suite Transients. Terms a
per day. Monthly and weekly rateA First-class
table board easonsble. d30-lm
NIoRRIsETr HOUSE NOW OPEN,
M Cor 14th and II s:s.
iHoS. MOREISETT, Prorrietor,
d.l-1m Washington. d. G.
L lo Season of 'ee2 and "a
fsnow open for reception OF guests Rooms On suite
or sinKie. Terms reasonable. n3,,ln
WLLARD's HOTEL, -
Pa ave and 14th St.,
se2 Washington. D. C.
EBBITT HOUSE
WASHINGTON, d. C.