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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
PROPOSALS.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON. DC,
industrial department PRINTING once Of Aowsrd Unit
recsissd Ss Re undsssRsn:a o until TRx ooLocK
A. y. sATURDAY. JANUARY TwENTY.RIGHTH.
1ho2 Pssticuars viii be furnished application %
the undersfgned- Once hours nom o 70 10 q m
d.ily IN; nxht e rs!scs ssy or ~ baas req vsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR lighthouses.

EOR RENT-ONLY s5o-lci4 NTH or. n MIL
10y I9lS. ns1s door. cHHRLEs q. kiNaWALT'
EOk RHNT-HOTsE or 10 HOON0 PARTLY
furnished; p destrabls location Y. rSnt e70;
city owing TO fl1ness; references reoufed Kddress
b. II. l.. Star o0ce. 1T
C'ok hENT-KHAR OF on ST. 4 w. Two
Il story brtckj rooms; wofer IN yard: o12 80
Il: h LEIPoLD. s. " cor. 18Th sad sts. q. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

ASrEoSY PIRcHoxIASI. the Italian gardener
Who attempted suicide In South Washington on
the 18th instant and sent to the Insane
Asylum, died there yesterday.
iksrKxDsr AyTrRSooS the engineer Of the
Cnissd States electric light works upset Q Lam
tsrn, vhieh started fire. In his efforts to sub
due the flames he was painfully burned about
Tie face. The loss was triiing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,


EoR RENT-lols MASS AVE. NV. NICELY
able prices; ali ffoas rooms Also aisssi, table
EoR RENT-l204 MASS. AVE. SUITE OF
ie''f 'ss
FOR REYT..FURNIsHED ROOMS ON SECOND
de; sss;a sSsy sSS ; = :ss bath With s
nos, EcohAM s , SEAs t5s
s1ss bath room on same door 81
EoR BENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. TWO
~ furnished rooms on second noori well heated and
IN
FOR RENT-5os II At. NV, LARGE FRONT
rs "a ns. Sss:
E0k RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM on % FLOOR;
IN perfect order: mod ipps private family: e.rs
@sni'; references exchanged. SCI New Jersey .:ys.
Foo RS d.S5 ,Hcs TIRN,saED nooMs
s:ss ess! s5 ss :. TO- Z. car n'' ';s2s s;
FOR RENJITw0 PKETTILY rURNIsHE2,
loc.tion on car line. Apply to So st n }a25-2e'
EoR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOM. 90 FLOOR;
board d'as ~ 81 st 8.
FoR RENT,e!e Pa: AVE: NV. FURNISHED
without Windows and
rooms for the inauguration ja25-6a'
EoR RENT-1514 ST. 1FgRNIsHED SUNNY
EoR RENT : FURNIsHED AND CONVENIENT
also; terms reasonable Call at 1898 st jazz ga
Tor RENT 81 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II
EOR RENT-A COUPLE HAVING A PLEASANT
home Of II rooms, nicely furnished on 18th St
adult family who viii them IL pay
m ,ss % rent Address nps,p,p,r s.
EoR RENT-ONF OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
have nicely furnished room in private family; gas
a1 rent % 90 week for two or g
front rooms; furnished; private family; reference
1855 Corcoren 81. cor. 14th NV. ja23-1wa
FORRFNT.-PLEAsANTR ooMs-Tw0 IN ROOM,
with board, 235; smaller for one, Sl6 three
for f.Hsy or number of gentlemen soS 18th St W
Tor RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH HEAT,
l. gas and bath: one for $40 and one S12; for mar
s5 no children in house 1927 9th ST. n. s225ma'
EOR RENT-AT THE WOOpMoNT. 18th AND
Iowa circle. rooms suite with private bath aud
ia:7,imos ''' us j. T ROBINSON. Proprietor.
UNFURNIsHED.
EoR RrNr-e OR uNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
bath On same foOr herdics pass the door
624 22dn ". ja24-3bs
EoR RFNT-FoUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
j. housekeepng; on nrsr floor; all mod. inns two
lines Of cars. 3n5 St sc. jac4-3bs
DOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-T COMMUNE
IL eating rooms on second floor also furnished
room (back parlor). Apply
ja24-3b. 80 Cd St NV
EOR REST-UNFURNfsHED SUITE CHEER
Il full rooms. with board to desirable party with
out children; everything hrst-class; references
changed. SEALEY'S. 1912 and 1922 18th st. NV.
EOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; %
Il floor: bay window; convenient 70 and market ;
sanitary plumbing; references. 626 st. n.
ja23-3bs
E,OR RENT-l223 nth ST. NV, THREE IN
L furnished rooms second floor bath same floor;
all mod imps. newly papered and paint ed; private
family. ja2:S-6bs
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED.
EOR RENT-ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UN-
11r,ir I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

L,oR sALk-oSE CLEVELAND SAFETY, s7O;
+. pssshS sAts,y. sso, 7 Broesso sssssy go; l
bia uprixht. Ia AT the wHEkL EXCHANGE, 1923
New York ave ''Open nixhts." 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FEMALE.

WANTTD-wOMEN COOKS. $40 TO $40 PER
w ronth maids. Mattresses. nurses. scrubbers
DcKs as,s ia
UANTEp-A NEAT. RELIABLE COLOfED
w Tirl as housema.d and waitress in private fam
Ey, references 1875 Y ST. NV. Id
WANTED-TwENTY-FI LADIES FOR THE
stare IN fantazima; fine opportunity for vii ing
FaSTAZiMI. Star once 1b!
VVANTED-A TIDY. Competent WHITE GIRL
lis s s r. s.S soi IL apartment AHgy
WANTEp - IMMEDIATELY AN EXPERI-
w enced forewoman at T2o 18th St. js25-2b'
WANTED-GIRL TO COOK WASH AND IRON;
w must be capable bring references 1917 le:h
yyANTEp-GERMAN Girl. FOR GENERAL
,a,o h al. oTsswork' no Cooking and no wsshinx
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work snail private family; stay at nights; bring
references 1881 Q st. NV. 1b
WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN TO DOGENERAL
WANTED SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
,as r9a 81 IN small family
Chaplin st. nice home for right party. ia25-3b'
WaNTEA-FIRsT- CLASS FRENCH COOK: PAY.
w $40; also an experienced and capable hite ladies'
.nse. to Mrs en Mlsh Busssu
for White Help Only. 40 1th It NV. ja242b'
w 70 do general Homework and as-ist in cooking in
reierences- Apply ~ lSl3 l5sn So H. .a24-3O-
WsNTED-A GIHI. TO HELP TO lake CARE
w % baby and assist around the house. Apply
at 6lS l. ST. n ja24-3b'
WANTED-.A GIRL TO COOK AND ASSIST IN
w housework; washing ironin ?; those with
out refsrences need not alply. 20l< p st. NV
ja24-3o'
WANTED-TwO WHITE GIRLS ONE AS COOK
w and one nurse for two children Cal at :S27
~ st. .. ~. ja24-.}b'
NVANTRD-A GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO
w general housework. Call at 32S st. ne.
j22:}-3o'
WANTED-woMEN COOKS. $40 TO s75; CHAM
w bermads, nurses and laund-esses; in city or
away walters, drivers or farm hands; colored men
cooks SAMUEL A. COOMBS CO.. 521 10,h ct.
NV. js236b.
WANTED-wHITH GIRL AS COOK: SMALL
w rr,vate family; no washing ironing. Apply
1205 10.h St nv jazz 3b'
WANTFD-LADIEs AND GIRLS; WE PAY a.
w To $40 per week to work for Us at home no
painting canvsssing Send self addressed enveo-e
GEO. =. MONS CO., corner Bst.erymarch and
Wa'er SITS. Boston. Mass. ja234,'
WANTED-LADY FOR LEADING PARTS AND
w other rood talent for q prominent vel -estab-
lishei local amateur dramatic company Unusual
chance for stage experience Address AMATEUR
STAGE. Star Office. ja23-3b'
WANTFD-AN EXPERIENCED AND EFFI-
w .ient lady's maid Apply at IJO7 ct. n ".
ts21-ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

1924 Norris Of ne. 90. &c
334 J II alley nv......9. 30
10 pingrnan nj NV. b. SO
7th and @. once rooms.
CH As. z. BANEs,
Cor. 18th and @ sSs.
5a25-4t
AIRY l-HOUSE 004 A ST.
, East Capitol: s rooms
inted and papered. Cheap
=. Apply at sos 18th st.
ia26-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
MALE OR FEMALE.

nALE Oh fEHAIsE.
WANTED - AGENTS DON'T WASTE YOUR
w time irving TO sell what everybody has got or
don't want when you can get something that they
hay- wanted for years: the Everett Raisiu Seeder
seeds pounds of rasfns in less than minutes child
use II; every family needs 10 cents to any
address guaranteed to dc his rk good chance for
agent young or old. EVERE SPY ClALTY CON-
PANY. 3S3 Washington St. Room "a. Boston.
jaSo-w&s3t
WANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY
w town 70 represent US. No exrerience or capital
required No competition s2o q week guaranteed.
WHEELER PUBLISHING CO.. Concord. n. H.
Ja.,3-4-'
WANTED-FIRsT-cL BUTLER (WHTTE
w and cotorsdl. cooks, maids. Mattresses. rub
ters. pastry cooks 800 women for this and other
cities): best wages and positions. BURNHAM'S,
1110G st nv jal4-I2c'
WANTED-AGENTS-MI LAMP wICES
w never burn ont smoke SOFT trim
ming. lixht equal 20 samples. 10. sssortei
dozen. BIC C. sTAfSER Il CO.. Providence. H. l.
tz2l-l2c
WANTED - DUNDORF's EMP OYMEST Blu
w rean conducted by lsdies-men and women. white
and coored for all kinds Of domestic lab city state
and springs with references. 700 81 n W. d3l Ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR RENT-STORES.

DOR RENT-ADJACENT TO THE BANK OF
L Washington and running through to st. 62S La.
ave. also 626 La. A. Il. SEMMES, 6OS ST.
ia2-lm
DOR RENT-FINE STORE IN M0NTROSE
Il fats; 26vS6; heated by steam will rent cheap to
pernsnent tenant. L. s. FRISTOE,
1al9lw' 1898 st. n. w.
L,OR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE. zoos b ST
Il n: W., opposite wholesale market. A fine business
location S75 Inquire at 926H Louisiana ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
WANTED-HELP.
MALE.


W.STEEID,a,!A PERSON TO SOLICIT ApvER-
PT6S pTHS. s .Ss,y and honesty Apply g SEs
Harding 18Th and SITS. n l.
WANTED-AN -ExPERIENoED BARTENDER;
Apply !, ssns 4s s from places in g
WANTED-A SHARP. CAPABLE MAN TO PUSH
nd q :.n s..' f,i
WaSr gp-ACTIyE woRKHhs EyERYWHEsE
IT. i e.: 81
dorm s ST;. ns sR + Sr S.EPo.
70 Chs.tnu:rr. Philadelphia. Pc. or s5s DS:rborn
WANT p-soLIcIToRs-IIB LIBERAL ARA See-
At oh 81 IN. The mo.s ssP
'y,,sin q cooperative investment in sH ,s
WASTED-wHITE MAN 90 TO 25 WARS OLD
h.m:,,, rs, III must be neat and 'idy AddFs.; Boz
N ANTED-GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD RFFER-
w ense for Position recurring energy aHd in;slli-
430 7th at nv la
WANTED. CRY AGENT FOR cANDyj MUST
I'm . ssssJP. =. Apply to GILL sou cor
WANTED RESPONSIBLE MAN AS COL
lsctors re-, mus. be hard ~1rssT and well 40
H.. ii 1q nj, ay
n nsce',.ry sss,y slS o ,ars apRy 10 m eEs
WANTED-AT FORT MyER, VA. A FIRST.
recommended. Call at 1907 + st. n W.. basetnent
WANTED-A FEW GOOD statesmen CAN FIND
w steady employment commission salary and
commission at the SINGER MFG CO.. 6l6 oh st
UANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Fl F Fiji is:asa nn
WANTED : FIRsT-cLtss CoAcHMAN AND
.pr GPs 1871 es'
WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. HOUSE
business: mus. come with hest reromnenasiions;
man Preferred Apply 1900 n ST. NV. ja243a'
UANTED-IO PANTAIOON HANDS AT ONCE
lost NS Ss, e9. experienced hands wanted; WI
WANTFD : SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w agents to handle tn. Patent Chemical Ink Frss-
ihe sr- Era.es ink tharoirhiy in two seconds.
Works Zig. magic 900 g 800 rer profit. Agent.
10 take charge Of territory and appoint sub agents
rare chsnce TO make money Write ror ,srms and
Y 1922. La Crosse. Wis. d3O-iya
WANTED-THE ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC
w nen and women open for permanent work. We
$40 ws.i We furnish once. furniture nit delivery
tesm and nsw-p,per sdverislns Our article Is 9
sverybofy. II sell. at sight No experience neces-
ssry. Full particulars by mail Lithograrh.
lii &c S'9 S6 5s''sa
Boston. Mas. diam. w. s26a'
MISUNDERSTANDING AND REMING-
rrosde and
'T R.mnsson SG.
writer ONCE. 9Th and r SITS. NV se2qtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
THE EVENING STAR:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED.BY AGERMAN-woRK II A. DAIRY;
w GOOD mixer. Address GERMAN. Star once la
WANTED-BY SMART. INDueTh1OUs COL
W ore3 boy. efed sixteen, plsca % verk IN and
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, PLACE AS
w fo0smsn or tsndnR to horSes. giving references
II re9uired Addr.ss A. n Q. G.. star Once. Id
WANTED - SITUATION BY CCMfETENr
~, msn teolorsd) - coachinan or driver. App TO
NVANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG col
w ored man. place ~ butler or goodman or place
S porter In dry eoots store good references Please
call or sidress 2121 9Th st NV ja24-3d'
WANTED-POsITION AS COLLECTOR FOR
W rood business arm can furnish bond graduate
ofiav; salary small Address COLLLCTOH, star
Once 1a24-3d.
WANTFD-woRK FOR AN HONEST, INDUS.
w trfors colored man . rood driver, or can cut
mest; can give references. Address l15 8 st. nv
w NrFD-ArTENDANT. COMPANION MAS:
w sons. secre tsry. Reader-Young Enelish-nan Of
GOOD address and education desires IN the above
capacities T. invalid gentleman. EXCEPTIONAL
medical and personal references. HUME, 439 ath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

EOR RENT
L l325 S2d st, BY stable,
store and dwlg. l3r.
,J y !. 80; "a
store and dwle. Tor.
o m .i;..:.;...,....6O. 90
1913 n st, BE-, l6r. m 1. . &c
3o3S N ST. br, SIR. IN /. . 40
2401 MIST. br. 7r. m /. 81. Sc
1887 sd st. store. .ssr. =. &c
1925 30th st. br. Sr.
ea + s' o st, IF. Or. m i. 8. g g
2043 35th st. IF and b.
1T ~
3ES5 NJ st. br. Or. 70
Ridge road. # cottage.
IOr.....-...-......-2O.U
GEORGETOWN ONCE.
a. n n II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

EOR RENT
l. 81 Spruce 1t. L d
p rooms. o2. sc
90 Spruce Ut. L d P.
2 rooms. ...........,?0. O(
Oil Fla ave NV, 0rs. %. 81
102 l4th st. once rooms
Houses I'd and e %,
q rooms-...........32. SC
EoR MENTION FEBRI
Il ne. one SQUARE frol
bath fne cellar; newly u
rent. only o25. 30 month,
n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FEMALE.


%sdics end personal references HUME t55 t'h
VVANTHp-ao TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
%
reference from lastempoyers s13 TN st. n. ,a2e
WANTED-A SITUATION AS sEAMsTREss BY
dr... Srs q wkIssos foss i is s.. nav
WANTKD-BY REsPECTABLE CoLoRfD
xPpg 1871! s 'S S:.s ath I'd -.
and 7 SITS. n W. ja2o-2e'
WANTED-BY LADY. A POSITION AS STEM
has bad experience: can give references address D.
w women-piaces a, chsnb.rmsids. laundresses or
cs or apply n =. 1n'' best Oh ree'e1
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
S S,s,: Il Sfi1ass family. Address 4.
WANTED-BY COLORED GIRL. WILLING
and md GSsng DaGs in private family = chamber
anf EHaa
w seamstrsss, position in drcssmakina drapery
y sss o. viz FOOD drsssnsksr. address SAN.
WANTED,BY A NEAT AND COMPETENT col
family wilinr TO do plain sewing or waiting Call
TEI,. daD
eIperience Address II, Star Oface. ja25-7e'
WANTED-PosIIIoN AS MANAGING HOUSE
reference. ' assi "sa'i
WANTED-BY A CoLoREp woMAN-sITUA-
SUSIE Y9JSS; asi Teggis court. bet 9th and ION
yVANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL, SITUATION
family; Sns to H stay Nights ca nHt 8 Psres
VVANTED-YoUNa LADY MIILINER WILL
SOC %i 1c p a, private ss4:
p.s. &c
sousew0rk in small private family. Apply aia9 lsh
MANIFESTATIONS BY A FIRsT-CLAsS
w French cook who thoroughly understands En-
T Tnis AND xmeTssn G9osnS we must Ss n p!
w companion or care Of elderly lady; fully com.
WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants trefs private families, hotels. restaa
n. ja17-l2e'
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY A POSITION TO
address So, snyslopes or to do copying ADDRESS
NANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED NURSE,
w speaking English and German. nursing in ali
m ns Of 40 ns.' and by the sess or
WANTED-BY LADY OF THIRTY-ONE.. STU
'. alton as bookhe,per or clerk; tho5oushly Gem
SIMPSON. Smithsonian ja23-2we'
IA ANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermsids. waitress. laundresses.
REESE SAMUEL A. A GooMBs s' co: 5@7 1 foh ST.
WANTED-BY A FRENCH GIRL. PLACE AS
dress FRENCH GIRL Star % ono. or ,sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

BARNES WEAVER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
1901 Hardwood ave-. ii ROOMS. all m 4 $50. 90
SIG ST. NV. rooms. oil MI ............. 40 90
l7z7 18th st. n. w, store and dwelling. 40 90
SR Spruce st. rooms. ali M ............. & 70
1903 North Carolina ave- rooms. all mi. 20 90
229 Elm ST. o rooms, all m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D. 80
$50 Spruce st.. 6rooms. all m.i........... ~. 90
st. n. e.. rooms all m.i................ 20 80
us 9th St Sc. 8 rooms all NIL ........... II. 90
llo4 and no Shep alley, Ar. in kitchen. 10. 80
and II McCuoueh st. rooms W. In kitchen. TO- 90
kitchen ".. $40
st BILE IN rear OF 1885 Vermont ave- n. g. 80
ja24-3t
IlOR RENT-ONE XOuARE 0F DITP0NT CIRII z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
DOR RENT-PART OF AN OLD-ESTABLIsHED
be paid by collecting rents. Address for paticu-
lars r. g. Star office. ja25-2tS
EOR RENT-OFF1CES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing. 9O8 to GA St Just west OF the patent Office.
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provenent known for comfort. safety and
All Offices have direct light and ventilation. Taking
the accommodations in consideration the rents
marksbly low. ta21-1m
EoR RENT - OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
l. BUILDING. GIT F. steam heat; suites of front
rooms. laree and cheerful Only go and $50. JOHN
o. JOHNSON. 017F ja21-tr
FOR RENT-FINE OFFICE ROOMS. 913 AND 915
JOHN B. WIGHT.
js13-tf l4lO @ st.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR LADIES AND
w housemads. seanstresses clerks. working
German driver. BURNHAMs. lilo q st. q. W.
jal4- l2fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-ELEGANT NEW FLATS ANDLARGE
Il store room. 1904 g 1T. n. W. steam heat and
modern throughout.
je25-3t ALBERT F. FOX. 800 St n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FOR RENT-STABLES.

HOR RENr-sTABLE REAR 1890 CORCORAN
: st. room for two horses and two carriages; two
o-fes. F. W GRAHAM, ST. '4'h ct jaes4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALR-NEAR RoCKvILLE-90 ACRES; @
room house all oui6uildinss; fruit Of all k,nds
%. 6no. Many other farms =
jso3-im COOKE D. 'LUCKErT. Rockville Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BArCHEIDER
Ms Cor. 10th and q %. n v.
Tor sALF-REFTNED MODERN BRICK RESI-.
Il dence, l407 18th ST. n. W. rooms and laundry
and cellar. sl2. 500 Apply TO OWNER. 1910 Mass.
ssfa nm
nor sALE-To SETTLE AN FsTATE-THRFF
!. 4Istory p b. HOUSES Opposite Franklin Park; ~
SIS 18th ST. r. b. ION. front Apply 70 Dr. n N
OGDEN, Executor. 1874 81. NV. 1a5lms
FOR sALF-NEw HOUSES; BARGAINS; Easy
long lots 10 alley. Inquire OWNER. 30 ST. n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

A NY TINE rog WANT ANrTHISo PRINTED
oRT Tp1 81 fp y H n,s sons TIE LAw RI
pkINTiNG.ENoRANIN6. Nossd - iiSf VofT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHEI

EOR RFNT-ROOMS. FURNISHED OR On
i furnished; three comm IN cating rooms on thir
floor suitable fer light housekeeping. 323 Fast Car
at. js24-3c'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
EOR RENT
L t&2 10th, Tor.

LYON RENT
L % 10th. 10r
l7sa i7;tS , ior. m i. "a &, !,
9043 P, 16r. m i.....,83. 8
2%3 Del ave n .. l2r,
,s e as'iiSi.S :s: ior, m T. :
aN.Q P st. l0r. m |. -60. 8
PA Enw, Ar. m i......6
BOZ 2lst l2r, m i.....,.5
2037 b, l?r & sta. IS g
2024-6S-3O P OF. 10r,
sI a9l!x 7; ioi;; N |: .,::s :
1l45 2lst. Ter. m 1. As s
l2eS 25tk. r. IN 1. . As. 8
2503-5 NJ st, 7r, m 1. 40 5
I2l4 23th. 7r. mi. %. 8
To nth. once rooms3o. 8
1850 ] arch. 8r. m 1. .35. 3
1126 22d. Or. N L.. rs. 3
1924 Pa ave. Or. N /. IS. 8
1903 Pa av. store. g
Lucss bids, 2,2d 4 Pc ~.
4 and 5r fats. .........-
2l3! l5r. w....... 80. q
61s I'd ne. Or b store,
mi:...-...-..,..-.--20.5 >
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Frtry No. Prize
= strictly modern corne- rcssiencs =. sso ono
.4o-N. X. ave opposite i. q leiter's -...... $500
2st-tcnn. ave. with hall room and stable. Sl.0n
lf2-lith -. corner. with stable. -. ~ zoo
as-NeS- Thomas Circle o5riAa, stable -.-. l1.nnl
..A3-N~a- pupont Circle side aud rear ailay. Is 90
sNl-Decided bargain Dupont Circle.
l2E-, 3r deep-actnal buyers investigate. l0.O0
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07

We select from manifold Press
comments and opinions on President
Cleve'and's appointment of Hon. {.
H J Taylor minister to Bolivia and a
few other similar appointments, the
following from the Chattanooga
Daily Times,
"The howl over the Presidents
nomination OF colored men to repre-.
sent the country at the capitals and
ports Of some of the mongrelized
South American states, is nonsense.
Why, the average population OF
those countries is far lower, in in
telligence, morality and all else that
makes men Of any worth, than the
average American negro. Several
of the smaller seaport towns of Bra
zil have large maj ,rity Of negroes
and mixed bloods Only about 8
per cent: of the people Of Central
America. Colombo, Peru and Bol:Y la
can read. five are going to recog-
nize our 100000 negro citizens at
all, we can think of no filter public
employment for the most advanced
Of the race, than the South Ameri-
can consulates and petty embassies.
They are far superior, in all ways,
tc the people they would be sent to
US our agents"
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
7USCUMBIA NEWS.
Persona! and General.

Tuscumbia, Ala, Oct. 3 1898.
Editor Gazette.
There has been good bit Of ex-
citement here for the past few days
from finding the dead body of a
white man who was murdered and
thrown in the creek just above our
big spring.
Prof. L. G.. Jones an old comrade
and schoolmate who for several
years has been teaching in Texas
and Ark. while on his way to Nash
vile stopped over to see us last week
He visited our school and made an
enteresting talk to the pupils. He
enters Roger Williams to take a
theological course.
Mrs. w. L. Breeding went out to
the closing of Miss Cora E. Breed
ing's school at Spring Valley last
week. She enjoyed fine drive
through wood and fields and enjoyed
an old fashion school picnic where
every body carries the "basket'
The examsnations were good.
Mrs. Jane Simpson who has lin
gered for years in pain and misery
finally fell asleep in Jesus Sept. %.
The Tennysonian Literary Society
had an interesting meeting last
Thursday night.
Miss Alice Forney Of Bartons
Ala, is here enroute to the World $
Fair. Miss Forney is one OF the
leading teachers in Colbert Co.
Miss Effie Goodloe left for Athens
Ala last Saturday eve.
Miss M. w. A. Ross goes to Sell
ma to take a position in one Of the
schools at that place.
Bird hunting time is almost here.
Come down boys, and 60 with US.
Blu iness is picking up some.
Turnip sewers now find stand.
Our City School is fourishing.
OBSERVER.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
MASHED TO DEATH.
Henry McDavld Looses His Life Under
Freight Car.
Special to the DAILY MERCURY.

Special to the DAILY MhRCURY.
WooDvILLE, Oct. 6, 1893 A brake,
man in the employ of the M. & G. r. r
was ground to death instantly under a
freight car about 1915 tonight. A cal
of cedar was discovered on fire and tie
train stopped to urcoupe it to save the
boxes in front and to the rear. After the
cars were safe distance each way from
the burning debris, the lifeless body OF
hGDavid was discovered under the car.
His body will be carried to Huntsville on
the west bound train tonight, and given
to relatives there. MCDavid was an
honest and industrious employee, and
his death will cause vacancy not easy
to fill by one 80 faithful The cause OF
the accident is unknown.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-10-07
LOCAL NOTES

The colored city school opened
Monday at the Masonic Hall, Davis
Grove, with big enrolment. All
the teachers were at their desks, al
smiles, as the little ones took their
seats and were enrolled for the term
The principal, Rev. J. F. Hum
phrey, with his usual energy and
spirit overlooked the opening and
expresses himself as we'll satisfied
The pupils seemed to be glad
to meet the familiar faces oi
Misses Ge,tie McGill and Clara B
Fackler. who have been with them
as teachers several sessions, while
the face Of the new teacher Miss M
L. Clay made good impressions on
all.
Although the quarters and faclli-
ties are inadequate the school is now
under good headway for successful
session. A school buiding is badly
needed.
For anic. suit, perfect fit and at
a reasonable price call on
w. A. WEEDEN.
Mayor Hutchens and Aid,
Scruggs visited the colored city
school yesterday and talked to the
children in an interesting and in
structive way. The enrolment has
climbed to 20.
-2e converts are reported at the
Lake eside Nj. E. revival.
| have just received new stock
of fall samples of the latest styles at
low price. w. AWEEDEN.
The 2nd G. P. revival is un-
der full headway, with 7 converts
and 56 mourners. Rev. F. J. Tyler
of Birmingham, breaches to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The appalling disaster Of life
and property by the Gulf storm is
sickening to the heart. The death
list now reaches 254l souls.
Don't fail to call and examine
my line OF $500 pants.
w. A. WEEEEN.