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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
THE RAILROAD rRoURLE.
ANACOSTIA.

AnAeostia needs light. The citizens object to
paving for what they do not get. Each night
the police report from i've TO fifteen street
lamp. are not burning. Last night Fill
NOR. from Washington TO Arthur streets was
without a lamp. The Anaco-tia Citizens Asso-
citation vas 10 have held a meeting last Friday
night but could not because the police station
wa. without gas. Merchants are transacting
business by the light OF oil lamps and tallow
candles Several complaints have been made
20 the gas company.
salem Lodge. No. %. independent Order Of
Odd Fellows, was instituted Saturday night by
Grand Master Il. +. Cnwshaw- The officers
elected and installed were follows: Noble
grand. J. X. Dawson; vice grand. j. II. Harri-
son: permanent secretary, James h. Dony;
recording secretary, Alpheus Dawson; treas
urer. T. Il. Buckley. The sppoi1tive officers
will be named two weeks hence. There were
tAirty--i1 Invitations. The lodge starts out
with a membership OF forty-seven- In Salem
Lodge are odd Fellows who have done duty in
HARMONY. Friendship. Union. Metropolis,
Federal City. Beacon and other lodges Sew
eral applicants for admission will be accom-
modsted AZ the next meeting.
Anaeo-tia charity Is getting in Its work.
Among the recent contributions announced by
the police are Rev. Father Hughes, rector OF
81 Tsress's Church. $25; W. W. Fisher, lJO
leaves Of bread; Little Tolsons. provisions
Alice and Louise Danforth. provisions; Miss
Magsie Christie. clothing; Charles j. Hayes,
clothing
Revival meetings are in progress q. the Ana
costia n Z. Church During last week several
waiting Christian workers held forth Again
this week
Dr. Turner Torrey Is confined TO his room
with throat trouble. surgical operation has
wella Good results are expected to follow.
J. Adam Bede, formerly Of TIE STAR and
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Deeds In fee have been fled as follows:
,. W. McIAchlen ct al TO G. Tyler, IT,. subs
81 and 80. So ne; e. G.. Tyler, jr., to J. W.
McLaehlsn, same property; e. Eunice Mott
10 Emma NJ Mott, sub Is. %. .. Of go; =. T..
G. Ns-lsnds TO J. b. Spalding. sub 62, 50. Isl;
o.. SEQ r. b. Mcclure TO VI. Cohen. sub lO5.
81 s55: s9.so4 20. S. Oppeaheimer to Jacob
II H.pp. sub 6. 50. 6ls. s4.s5O. T. Mccarthy
70 y. D. Bowler. part 3. So s5I; e. ID: 7; Heap
70 A. G. Barney, parts A and 43. 81 1872; g.
Y. l. Wood TO @. r. Hane. lots IL and IS. blk
II. and 3. blk Is, T. a Rs sub Mt. Pleasant;
-. W. Sanders TO Lena Hewson. lot q. Whit
tinghAm. t250 J. q. Hutchins 10 :. ~ Taylor,
lot "a, blk 3. T. a BE- sub Mt Pleasant; g.
e. Y. Nornent 10 II. ID. Fry, sub IS. 50. 743;
.. Blaneh Carter TO T. V. Tilford, sub rs.
81. l34: g. Lizzie b. Bates 90 l. G. Fletcher.
subs 555s Ia IL. sec. 3. Barry Farm; e. Mary
J. b Waters 90 Mary y TAYLOR. sub IS. 90. sos;
.. g. y. Whiting 10 W. II. Brswley. pit 8,
blu 4. widows Mite, e. H. L. Dulany TO
Nellie NJ shields. sub Is. 81. 1913; e.. W.
MeSsir to A. N. Collins. subs u and -. 50.
e95, g. sub -. SO. zoos; e. Sub 80. so.
7sS, e.. Sub 222. 90. SIS; g. G. b. Gibson
% J. C .weedon, in. subs 70 to 80, 50. $50; e..
". y rhoms- TO r. c. Morrison. lots 10 20
-. 90 $50; -. J. W. Harsha to W. C. John
500, pa l76. a. l5S; -. W. e. johnson to
Mary r. Hsr-ha. same property; -. II. d.
FRY 10 g. y. Norment ct al, sub s.. %. 74s;
e7oo. 7. 8 Tucker TO p. J. Hieberger, subs
- and a. biz 10, Isherwood; -. r. T.
fsiro 70 Eizsbeth N. Power, sub "A. blk. IL.
Meridian Hill; 100. W. A Custard to C. Y.
Newman. pit l67, So "a; e.. Ella N. Gay "a
W. y. Metealf. lot 4. So 57s; e.. 7. r. Bar
rett ~ Mary b. Lewis. subs Is and IA, blk 10,
lie Droit Park. =. W. J. Lewis 10 r. p. Bar
rett. sob 2s6. az 80; -; subs Isl TO 292. do.
.. 7. y. Barrett 10 W. c. Barrett. sub 2ss
-, %. g. same to w. J. Lewis, sub 2ss do.
9. W. J. Lewis 20 T. =. Barrett, pit sub II
bin 10 lie Droit Park: e.
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Death Of VIM. ". Hill.

VIM + Hin died yesterday at his residence,
o2s street southeast Mr.. Hill was a native
q Detroit. Mich, but for the last sixteen years
- has been resident Of this city. where be
bad won many friends by his attractive per
sonAi qualities He leaves Q widow and two
children, having during his residence here
married Mis- Florence A. Fowler. daughter
Of the late Henderson Fowler of this city.
Mr.. Hill was = member Of the Masonic frater-
nifty. holding his membership in Anacostis
Lodge. No. n, and Washington Naval II. A.
Chapter, No. s.
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ALEXANDRIA,
TN MASONIC CHARITY.

The old-fa-hioned charity Of a soup house,
which. for many wears before the war. was con-
dncted every winter BY the corporation. Is this
wear opened on Ming near Fsirfsx street under
The susuicss Of Alexandria Washington Lodge OF
Free Masons. The soup house y century oid IN
sti,ution here. Formerly a frame building. win
SCUM kettles set into a brick furnace. stood at
the corner OF the frat alley on Royal street
.outh Of King where Ramey's printing once !.
now established. and afterwsrd Il was removed
D. Crsighton'- old bake house on the opposite
sid. OF the street In late years temporary
soup houses have been several times opened IN
severe seasons. but the old Alexandria saving.
swh.u the .oup house opens I'LL the ice house. y
d nov almost forgotten here.
CATHOLIC CHURCH FISkNcEs
The financial report Of ST. Mary's Church
~. submitted to that congregation yesterday,
n. follows. Receipts Balance on hand at last
r.por,. .-7s co. new rents, 81 .s91 -; SUNDAY
sailscuoa- eros. donations to the church.
ga ~. receipts from cemetery, st5A 81:
Indian. and negroes. go; Tor seminary. 90 ~;
,or bolv father. 1855. for cathedraticum.
so 81 Tor orphans. sis. Is; extraordinary re-
retpt- Yea.e.' 1,arden rent, 200. lecture and
Col school entertainment. els; church i'm
prov.m.nt fund. -1.47l. 50. Holy Land. 80
Total a. 2Ols7. Total receipts. s6,0sl.H. Ex-
psndiIure-. st.5424s leaving sl.559ot
~ church Improvement fund col
I-c,.d deposited in Ci,izen- National
Banl. Alexandria. Va. Sl.FLeo. Bal
nnee q church receipts ON hand. ssIii
Txpsnlitures Pastors salary. siJ6; assistant
pri..t- sslarv 500: assistant priests board.
s1O7 orrnnists salary slS2. sections wages.
$40 current church expenses, s5s6S y. GENE
t.ry sNrsnscs. including note paid To- W. X.
p.ng.rA@ld ON cemetery property for : 1000.
81 a. y; improvements and repairs on church.
$50 - improvements and repairs on pastor
house. -lj2 .. Improvement and repairs ON
schools si66. insurance. $2lO, Indians ana
usgroe- s2n. for seminary, Si-29; Tor holy
father. sis - for c. thedratcum, -lS5; Tor
rpha-s si- -: Holy Land. 80; total expendl-
tures. t.542 81
rHE sTKIET RAILROAD QUESTION
The ei-y council viii be called tomorrow
night ~ take action on the subject Of extending
the time during which the Mt. Vernon electric
railroad h required to paw for its right Of wsy
over all streets except King street by the COM
pletiou Of the street railway set out In the
act granting the right Of vay. and also upon
the proposal Of Mr.. spear TO establish line OF
street car. here and pay bonus for the use OF
the streets These proposals are not necessarily
antagonistic and u NAV be that both can be
granted. one being adjusted 10 harmonic with
the other
rHr RAILROAD TROUBLE.
The committee whose mission to Washington
"a. o. present 10 Superintendent Hutchin-
son the grievances % the Alexandria passengers
On the Alexandria and Washington railroad. AS
mentioned in THE STAR. will make their report
90 a meeting tn be held at PATS Hall tonight
They will report that all the grievances VIII be
remedied
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A Rank Sfolen

Yesterday afternoon. when the sexton Of the
Keller Memorial Church, Maryland avenue and
sth street northeast, went TO open the chapel
for Sunday school one Of the windows was
found TO be open Having securely fastened
everything after morning service he was at q
loss 20 account for the irregularity. II was
soon discovered that two BOYS had been seen
jumping from the window and that they had
taken the small iron bank used for birthday
offerings They had evidently secreted them
selves in the building during morning service.
and after every one had gone came from their
hiding place and made their sacrileylous steal
Only email amount Of money WAS in the bank
fortunately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23
FOR RENT-.ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FVhNlSHHDs
FOR gENT-17ao st; NV. VERY DESIRABLE
board; references exchanged liberal rate. 70 per
lar. 81. sT
ferred; references exchanged ja23 ga
FOR Rents HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
si4 Ia st.
FOR RENT-A COUPLE HAVING A PLEASANT
OF n wsns cs to on sn
desirable adult family who will board them In pay
ja23-sa' DESIRABLE. Star ONCE.
For RENT-oNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
have nicely furLished room in private family; gas
week for one rem 5 e st. Tor Two
FOR REST.Two BEAUTIFuL sEcoND;sToRY
5 s6; 4S family
FoRRFNT-PLEAsANTRO OMs-TwO IN ROOM
with board $40 smaller rooms for one. s16 three
for family or number Of gentlemen sos 18th St n. w.
EoR RENT-LARaE THTRD-sToRY FRONT OR
family. us 18th St. near Gn.w ja2l-3a'
For RENT WITH PRIVATE TABLE. PARLoR
house sunny exposure. Parties desiring superior
dess hI star
Tor RENT : -FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS. FUR
u nished, for Housekeeping new house mod imps: /;
St NV ''' ''DAfe i'oH' CARS o"'' "''e' jaai-;a
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH HEAT.
l. gas and bath; one for $40 and one BIZ; for mar
s5 no children in house. 1927 9th st. n ". s225ma'
EoR RENT..THREE. SEPARATE FURNISHED
u rooms; I'd floor; two heated; $40. $S. So: G27
ct. NV. l-3a'
EOR RENT FURNISHED AND CONVENIENT
parlor floor in splendid neighborhood; other rooms
also: terms reasonable. Call at 1928 st. NV pa
EOR RENT-503 II ST. NV. LARGE FRONT
Il room furnished nicely; on Cd floor; SOUTHERN x-
posture; bay window; bath room on same floor heat
EOR RENT-1347 Q ST. NV. BRIGHT. CHEER
l. full rooms with large closets second floor singly
suite. House faces south and convenient to
lines and herdics. ja21-3a'
DOR RENT-7O2 18th ST.. LARGE CORNER
Il rooms furnished; southern exposure; private
cars board in the house. .a21-3a'
L>OR KENT-17OS ST. NV. PLEASANT BED
Il room on first door nicely furnished; suitable for
gent eman or lady; also large hall room, having q
roomy closet. with shslves board If desired JAIL a'
L,oR RENT-4 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON
u first floor; in nice location. Inquire at 1871 9th
st. NV. .a20 -3a'
CoR RFNT-1OI6 MASS AVE. NV, NICELY
Il furnished rooms and irst-class board at reason
able prices; all front rooms. Also rst-class table
board. ial9-6a'
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
Il the Herndon. 123l New York ave. W. the fur
ni.nre is all new the house newly rapered and thor
front rooms js1S-6a'
EOR RENT-AT THE wOODMONT. 18TH AND
Iowa circle. rooms suite with private bath and
table board; terms reasonable.
ia.7-1moa J. +. ROBINSON. Proprietor.
DOR RENT-13S5. CORNER 14TH AND SITS,
bay windows. with board references exchanged
d9-6wa-
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EoR SALE-HOCSEs.
HOUSE NO. 1903 21sr ST. NV.

HOOSL No. IfU3 zISI 81 Y. ".
This house g. O ciit-edced bsrv~i, all a.
ray fhrOu0h both outside or inside a
Lor The outside: Handsome brown stone
front. with brown stone stoop and b-.ss
railine- and q SIDE as we'll A. mont al
rear light AZ for The fnsids: Handsomeiv
papered and frescoed walls. elegantly an
ished mantels and woodwork, bath room
beautifully tiled and heated By separsto
register. whole house heated BY furnacs.
esectric gas-nghting, dumb waiter lsrsc
buffers pantry and every concefvsble con.
yenlence which modern man has devts,d
Tor the home comfort. Lot IL 20 feet mont
by good depth and is situatsd In q hirhlv
isshinnsble neighborhood. This house q
The" house for those seeking a BEAUTIFUL
Pleasantly located home The nrics
tsl2.ooO) 10 exceedingly low e. the hou.s
Is well worth more and has ALREADY At
uacted the attention of many fpye-toru
and home seekers A number tril rsoTsf
ta2l-tf CHAs. EARLY. 6o3 ] eth Of. o. -.
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FEMALE.


Xy-ANTED-A SETTLED WHITE PERSON FOR
H6r ~ 5tS Sd bet tG vs and
Hs; 1bs
U-ANTFD-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK
" and DO laundry work; white preferred. I7!e
UrASTTp-A COOP GIRL OR WOMAN TO DO
w general hous-work. Call at 3,S st. ne.
WANTEp-woMEN COOKS. $40 TO SIS; CHAM
lItr' tai sSsFss
NV ja236b'
WANTFD-woMEN COOKS. sI2 TO $40 PER
w month; maids. wsitrtsses nurses. scrubbers.
Soe ass SI 't
WANTED-woMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work st'36va. ave s.w. white preferred. 1b'
WANTED-wHITg GIRL AS COOK; SMALL
Eos i nss. Il. family no washing or ironing ARIy
NANTED-LADIEs AND GIRLS; We PAY "a
70 $40 rer wssx to WORK for rs a: home; no
SEo. EHMoNs CO.. corner BatterymaIch and
elperisnced colored woman for nurse 10 yenps
baby refer ne rsqutre1 Apply 20 Mrs bUsHNELLs
California ave. Washington Heights. head Of csHn
WANrED-LADY FOR LEADING PARTS AND
,,' other good talent Tor prominent wer,.ssaS;
sn.nss 70. STAGE experience Address AM MAJ
WANTED-A NEAT. CLEAN AND RESPECT
w able colored srl about sixteen nur-e Eiri for
infant must hsys s9oa references and 60 home to
Apply 1875 5is, st. q. W. Ib'
WANTED-AT 1927 K ST, A CoLoRED GIRL
w 10 assist in the kitchen 1b'
NNASTED-A CHAMBERMAID IN A PRIVATE
family sii,x to assist with washing and ison-
w fsrred1 for general hou:ewO k; small family lib
ersl wage-. call at PIP q St NV. ja21-3b'
VVANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK IN A
ss .Rs f. ~. good wages Cooke pi.s: bet
iron in family Of four Apply with &C.
w ANTED : Door ENGLISH or SCOTCH
.n, saT'y reference. required Apply at .S5s IS!h
WANTRD-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
~, Wors must d6 S.,hinr and ironing and 1taS at
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND EFF
w Gent lAdy's maid Apply at 15o7 st. n ".
WANrED-LADIEs TO CANVASS FOR NE IN
Branch ofhee Manager. 81 = St. sw " iaails
WANTEp,A LADY HAIR DRESSER; ALSO A
Call at Nine. DEMoNGEoTs. 72l 1l,h st.
n ja20 3D.
w French wensn prsssrr.d 70! pr,ya.s I fsnily
must b. professional cook and understand her
Mrs. Z. NJ. CUNNING. Ladies' Protective Union and
Home for White Servants. 40 9Th st. ia2O-3b'
WANTED.oooD SALARY GUARANTEED TO
w ladies willing TO do writing for tkoir homes.
Address me in own handwriting. with STAMPED
envelere. Miss EDNA J.. SMITHE, SOuth Bend,
Ind PROPRIETOR Of ths famous Gloria Water for the
complexion ta2-3wb
MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY
w town to represent Us. No experience capital
required No competltion. s21 a week guaranteed.
WHEELER PUBLISHING Co. Concord n. II.
lz23-4c'
WANTED-FIRsT-CLAs BUTLER (WHITE
w and cotoTed) cooks, maids, Mattresses. . rub
lerS. pastry cooks 900 women for this and other
citiesl; beet and positions BCRNHANrS,
ITO st. NV. jsl4-l2c'
ED-AGENTS-MINERAL LAMP wICKS
w never burn out smoke. SCOT, TRIM
ming, light equal To samples. 10r. assorted
dozen. 2S5c. c. SrAYSER co, Providence. r. /.
iA2l-l2c
WANTED = DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
w reau. conducted by lafies-men and women. white
and coored for all kinds Of domestic labor city state
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THE EVENING S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-woRK FOR AN HONEST. INDUS
w trious colored man; q rood driver, or can cut
meat: can give references Address lib 81. n. "
ia23 "a.
WANTED-POsITION AS MANAGER ON TRUCK
w garden Of rentleman's place; understands
growing all kinds of VEGETABLE. under glass; FIRST
class reference from last employer. Address 2. r.
EARL. Soldiers Home. d. c.. care Of Kelley Bros
ja2S-2s'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, POSITION as
w stenographer: experienced; give Al ref
erence uses Remington machine. Address STENO. /.
Star Office ja23-2d-
w ANTED-BY A CoLoRrD MAN. PLACE AS
w engineer or fireman. with marine license and
eond reference. Address J. E. LAWSON, 10Th st
wharf Id
WANTED-ATTRNpANT COMPANION. MAS:
w sens. secre tary. Reader-Young Enelishman Of
rood address and educ desires in the above
capacities to an invalid gentleman. Exceptional
ave-, MY. ja21-6d'
WANTED-A POSITION AS COLLECTOR FOR
w some rood firm can furnish bond; GRADUATE of
law; sala.y Is per week Address BOND. Star office.
js20-3d'
WANTED-POsITION WITH MANUFACTURE
W ing or commercial house banker. broker, lawyer
or real estate agent salary weekly after Learning
am Wiling TO purchase interest in business n.
MARTIN. 524 2lst st. NV ja20-3d'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sur g, ~ llhlOo' srs,sd s'r, hi nss Iopsy
EoR sALE-IN THE NoRJHwser. MAoNIfI-
d cent house with all modern imPnoy ssnenis every
0ls sss and STr1'T RSsRsfEo s III o..
L r~en;y-si.,h street.
Twenty->eventh street.
Retveen virginia sv-nn. and Rrnn.yly.nia svenyses
The north snd wenty-snth street aud kcck crcet on
ssnrsf and frsisht dsrass. We s.~s q nalns-s os
houses aud lots for in that Ioossioa- They vin
-''-' Nv wnscoTT. wilcox q Hrrsrox.
,aS36t 1907 Pa ave. and 9th and La ave-
EoR -BARaAINs-
1 i5sh,t. ,us,orP merhersOn sQusre....-.slh. 90
coz Nr, near TIPoni circle 10 rScm....... 40
sIgs VA riss: Is Il avs. an. snS :r,:S 40
Isl ssssOn ST isth and Ui rooms. 100
1 - ARaRE OPPORTUNITY
l6h and I'm Ior mSee ..s ;hsn u, ,ru. ,.ln.. c
' jiss 70 ~ zRSEhT 1 fisIEf. CT ran-
EoR sALE-A GOOD ISyEsTMENT IN TIE
rom Dupont cPs on 'R Rs,ss 70, sr xS ousic
On sh and
sidswns lsased ter two f.,rs a. ego month snr-
perfect. nNyIpp sToNE:
-, ~ ~ . - :.
ssLpEIcE 3
pcs. on Ss sa. s . I'D
DAVID II b sr M ps sos snd Ne
L'oR SABA VERY CHEAP HOME ON pTH ST,
Il nv. bsy-window brick; stori-. and bs.ruiept.
II ps a'h Il r. n sfo az so sis ssi
f'ok sALE-s4. 600 EAcH-THE INCEST HOMES
tr m hs cty 'Gr tse rrSc n.w hay ,na.r sn.
saod.ssd lot. 70 aiies VS. .sS.r.. nom car. sh
IL 90 ~ s,e 49,
CoR s.LF-PKicr .a 400 ioc.T,oS T.sp:.
a. ENABLE ..e snd centra-; 81 west Of Shs 10 rooms
n 0''h n iyI TS' n s- rsrsir ~,
EoR SAT- SOUTHWEST
ST 81, and so e so $500
s,c.e >; On or ans -. 600 ~ Ct hh 2so
,5 lud % -, eh. 81 ;. zoo 2.apo
, ,S / 81. hh. 6r. 1000 Alley az and Oh. II
20 o. Linden 81. L. and IS, IN. Ar go
s25 to ssi "a st. bh. - NoKTHwEsi
io so = III ss loo hs2;.. -, n, n r,.r s
70 and md Ia a. : md Ma s-s s'o
IL ~a s - u 81 ha'ooo n n Or = 10
a0a OH ST. b h, dr. 4 a., ;sros n ~ n y. 3iS
e sp9 s, a. 6r 9ano isia le.s Madison
~, 20. lob st h. 81 500 stable in sli.y hot 10th
istS Ia. and dis h and 18th, snd l.. 3. 600
s;ia n y each l 200 ~ and 4as Ridge ct,
sf C51 T~inins oo b 5r .......-, 800
books For full il, eaii =, ofiee for 2,stig .aael
ia@ 20 ~ anu ''''NL rHos r. w.sasM.x.
For .LE.,AT !. GREAT BARGAIN, or ron
n.hed iSroom house Dos Sew Jersey %s sss nv -
y Eo Ea i ssLE@A GENUINE BARGAIN IS ,s1t sgsy
house, nSsT T.ss e .1 RT0 .s
az tbss bo,,.. t.-,,r.,
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FEMALE.

"ANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. POSITION TO
II. NJ. G., star Office. ja23-3e'
WANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED NURSE,
kind. Of .ictness and eonfnemens. by the week or
month. 400 n st. s. ja236e'
WANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss WASHER AND
w ironer. washing to do at home Call Tuesday ct
2i5S 9Th ct. NV. 1e'
WANTED-BY A CoLoRED WOMAN. LADIES'
ap aas GOOD Pase es
Eth ST. n. ". /; no postal card ta23 2e'
WANTEp-BY NEAT COLORED GIRL. TO DO
bermaid Cali three day. :, 1saS "a St NV ie
WANTED LADY OF THIRTY-oNE. STU
w alton as bookheeper or clerk thoEeushly sop-
SIMPSON. Smithsonian js232we'
WANTED-a 60 TO. DICKS AGENCY FOR
w. w eeoas maids iaundresses chamsermaids seam
hs ses
N ANTEp-AT HEADoUARTERs- POSITIONS
'seSM ssce Gen S SsfG st.
WAMoTmIsnDIB,Y, E saag cLoRED
p psl .. to take laundry home Apply el!s
w place as chambermaid o. waitress; can give
good reference. ADDRESS E. D.. Star ONCE. 1e'
WANTED-BY A STRONG AND HEALTHY
month a0G cd
WANTED-BY 4 REsPECTABLE CoLORED
and sns .S S1 and aS
-
NNANTED-BYA FRENCH GIRL. PLACE AS
w eoverness or lady's maid companion. Ad-
dress FRENCH GIRL. Star Office. ja23-3es
MANIFESTATION BY FIRST-CLASS COL
w ored cook best Of references; stay at nights.
Apply 1900 18th St W. 1e'
WANTED-POsITION BY A WOMAN FROM
%r. ai Star os
WANTEp-BY YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN.
" with first-class references general housework;
able to take charge Of house il necessary and not
sfraid Of hard work. Address Mrs. D.. care W G.
Home. 1719 18th st. n. ja2O-3e'
WANTED-POSITION BY SCOTCH LADY OF
w culture as managing housekeeper nurse to in
valid; highest city reference. MANAGING HOUSE
KEEPER, Star Office. ja2O-3e'
WANTED-BY A NEAT. TIDY WHITE LADY
w p years Of age. employment would prefer in con-
fectonery. bakery din ng clerk shier
Address NEED. Star ONCE ja2O-3e'
WANTED POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER
w and typewriter by young lady with experience.
Address J. s. Y, Star Office. la20-3e'
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants (refs private families hotels. restsu-
rants or wherever needed slso positions for clerks
Established 1885. SHACKLEF ORD's. 427 18th st.
n. jal7-6e'
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MALE OR FEMALE.

" housemaids. seamstresses. clerks. working
housekeepers fremen, store room and kitchen hands
tal4- i2fs
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE OFFICE OF THE ANNOTATED eTEAN
L Carpet Cleaning WORM and the u. & MattrSsa Co
has been removed 70 ITO Pa ave. NV. Bsddine a
every description made 10 order at the lowest prices
"a u NRwNyIR, Nsase~e
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WANTED-ROOMS.


VXvANTED-Two OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
w rooms by February I. between b and and I'd
and 9Th ~ state rent and convenences- Address
SIS Attn II. n 1b'
XVANTED-ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY
w young man engaged IN scientific work; terms
must he moderate Address 80. star Office iaS-S'
WANTED-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN. BY FEB
w ruary l. comfortably furnished, good sized. well
heated without board between 18th and 18th.
q and sts. n permanentif suited Address Box
Is9 star once. IT.
WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN. ROOM
w Capitol Hall state size, location floor fur
nishing- and price. HARRY CAMERON. 325 I'd s..
So ia2l-2ts
NVANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, COMFORTABLY
w furnished unfurnIshed In a northern
Christian family; central alton: crate
stove heat. Address WILLIAM, STAR Office jz2l-.,ts
Neutrality-suspicious. AND UNFuRNISHED
w rooms all usrts Of city cheapest and surest plan
TO desirable roctners Established 1856.
sHACKLEFORD's AGENCY, Az 18th At. n. ".
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business property IN the central part o. the city;
wi Ell g very loS price for cash q viii trade Tor
h166s JOHN n WIGHT, I410 q st.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

L'OR RENT-TwO-STORY STABLE. IN THE
Il alley between G and II and 11h and 10Th sts. at
SO per month. Apply at us 11th ST. W. 1a232t'
EOR RENT-SThBLE REAR 1890 CORCORAN
L St room for two horses and two carriages; two
stories. II. W. GRAHAM 6l7 14th st. ja4S4t
TLARGE STABLE IN ALLEY BET. AND L AND
10TH AND 18TH SITS. n. W.. will accommodate
Apply to j. " n HUYCK
talST 1905 Pa. ave.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tor RENT-sECOSD-sToRY ROOM. 24X5O; Z
windows near Sd and SITS. n. W. for shop of any
kind $12; power If wanted; also omnibus for sale
cheap. Apply 7lS 18th st. n. W. ja2l-3ts
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+ $50 L ST., CT, NV, oOr. fur ...... 5000 90
2S lows circle n. W.. l2r.. fur. 123. 90
1916 Corcoran st N. w., Tor. fur. ......... 1900
1910 Corcoran ST. n. W., 1Or. unfrr ........ 80 90
III Madison st. Tor. all mod imps... so 90
1sI2 Madison st. Tor, all mod imps... 90 90
1897 22d st. NV, 6r., all mod. imps. 30 %
l5S F ST. n e.. 7r. all mod imps ........... 30 so
$50 7 ST. 7r.. all mod inps ............ 80 20
SOB I'd st. e.. 7r.. all mod imps ......... 20 so
sos I'd st. H. 7r.. all mod imps ....... 30. 10
2G7 St n Or, all mod imps ............. Is 30
1910 Wyie ST. 6r.. and water. ........ IA 90
1872 Sd st. e.. 10 80
Bps Goth st. 6r.. all mod. imps %. 10
2001 ST. n Or. water. ............ IA 90
2ss7. 1925 oath st. n. W., Ar. water . 10. 30
20sS F st. n. W., ar. water ............,. 10 30
2123 st. nv 4r., water. &. 30
wAsHN DANFNHowER.