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The morning times., 1895-12-24
The Congressional Grind of District Bills.

public were to be benefited. or il there
were an immediate necessity for the i'm
provement OF the private property in ques-
ton, possibly reason could be found for
making the appropriation, but as it is the
proposed Legislation only Increases the
burden OF public debt without giving com
meDsurate returns, and that part OF the
bill that refers to the improvement of private
property should be stricken out before it
becomes q law.
Particular attention should be given by
Congress to the appropriation for the main
tenance of our schools. For several years
a large mum ber of pupils have beennegieeted
for want of sufficient school room. and as
the amount required to accommodate them
all is insignificant compared TO the sum
demanded by the speculators, 1t should be
given without 4 protest.
We also need better fire protection:
larger police force to maintain strict
enforcement of the law.
Within speaking distance of the White
House and bordering the chef ihoroughfqre
of the city, the authorities permit eighty
three disorderly houses to ply their calling
under police protection. Not only is this
done in defiance Of the law, but these houses
are also permitted TO sell liquor at all
times of day and night without license. A
Congressional investigation into the causes
and existence OF this abuse would disclose
some extraordinary developments.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

DIR. Muir is OF &c otch-Irish parentage He
was born in Ireland III 1854 and received a
collegiate education. He came to this
country in 1867 and was ordained in the
ministry in 1867.
His first charge was the First Baptist
Church al Oxford, New Jersey. where he re-
nlalnod several years. Leaving oxford he
filled pastorates in New York and Phila-
deipbia, coming from the latter city TO
Washington six years ago.
His ministry in tits City has been mar ked
with much success. and he is fast nearing
the accomplishment of an object ever dear
TO his heart, the erection of a grand relig-
III ire rot lately purchased by
his church. at the corner OF and Tenth
streets north west.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
,DEPREssNTasTrvE MAHoNEY:o,r :lf:e, Ne,

F ID EPREsENTATIyE MAHoNEYtof New
IN York yesterday materially added
to his reputation for generosity. He
went to Mr.. Paype and suggested that by
reason OF his tN.fng second on the Ways and
Means Committee he would naturally have
large amouptlor important business 10
transact-in the House and therefore should
have seat adsantageousiy located.
As consequelIce AR. Mshoney rendered
his own deskStd' Mr.. Payne and took the
one next tn ttte railing, heretofore occupied
by the iatierf
1t is expected that other members Of an
equally genercls turn will later offer to
exchange sea6 with Messrs. Henderson and
Walker. who, by eason of their positions as
lieutepants of the Spea ker, will have fire.
quent occasion to engage the attention Of
the House.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
Crescent Lodge ELECTION.

At the annual meeting Of the Crescent
Lodge, No. 6, Royal Crescent. held at their
hall, No. S07 G street northwest, last Fri.
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President
Daniel Williams third term; vice president
Mrs. Matte Z. johnson, fourth term; secre-
rary, Joseph Harper. fourth term: financial
secretary, James +. Kilgore, fourth term:
treasurer, Frank johnson, fourth term:
prelate, Patrick h Donovan: marshal,
4. o. Melton, second term; guard, Patrick
J. A. Smith; sentry, Israel Somers second
Term trustees, 4. Q. Melton, 8. A Croft and
Frank johnson. The installation will take
place on the Sd of January
The morning times., 1895-12-24
Q ENAToR BURROUGHS was yesterda

Q ENAToR BURROUGHS was yesterday
- on the floor of the House shaking
hands and chatting with his former
associates. The meeting bet ween the Sen a.
tor and Amos Cummings was particularly
David and Jonathan in its character.
Senator Burroughs. like Wilson. delights
to mingle in the confusion that has become
a sort OF second nature. When the latter
was asked why he was SO often seen in
in the House, the prompt reply was:
Because j feel more at home there
The morning times., 1895-12-24
"ADROIT JINGOISM." :"
A Correspondent who Commends Tt
Times War Editorials.

a COrrt1<IIOIueHt W no UCOHHithuS TIC
Times War Editorials.
, Editor Times: ] hope you will firmly
maintain the stand you take in The Times
of the 18th instant. in reference to this
war craze now on in our country. Your
position is discreet and sound. ] regard
this whole matter as a most adroitly
managed piece Of political Jingoism. If
we really get into conflict with England
the country will be looted by contractors
spectators. and bondholders, and we will
come out OF it loaded with perpetual debt
The labor OF the country will be in vas
saIage for century on account of it.
The patriotic course is to throw every
impedimeDt in the way Of such folly.
c. II. MURRAY.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
NO WAR, SAYS GALLNGER.
Declares Clevela nd's Message VIII
Do tho Country Good

Concord, N. H., Deo Ex-senator Gal.
i-nger returned from Washington this
i4iofning and will spend the holiday VS. at bjs
~ ne IN this city. When questioned about
probable outcome Of The present dif-
ty between this country and England
- the venezuelan boundary line said:
here Will be no war between this
.ry and England, because the people
o. .'- ther country would sanction such ex-
L. measures.
- effect Of the Presidents message
is I'd TO work good for the country.
IA ttGe American spirit has been aroused
to a an extent that the military defense
OF IT, country viii, ! am sure no W be pla ced
III SUCH condition that when such denla nds
Gr' made on foreign countries, we shall
ha.e the guns and men to back them nm
The morning times., 1895-12-24

~CENAToR JOE BLACKBURN is the best
y dresser in the Senate. He sets the
pace and there are few who attempt
to follow.
Last Saturday he appeared in brand new
dark grey business suit. 1t fitted him to
st." and he looked we'll But the coat
had black velvet collar. He had resur-
rected style which has been in its grave
over twenty years. Everybody noticed it
and
Look at Blackburns collar went the
rounds of the galleries.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
Features From
The Evening Times

If you miss any new In the morning
edition, look over the list below. W hat
you're looking for WAS printed twelve
hours ago in the evening edition.
Take both editions and you'n miss
nothing.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
The Times
Is the Only
Washington Newspaper

That dares to tell the truth
70hen dealing 7oith all subjects
Of bu6Ac interest, Mafs one
reason 50hy tie beoble like it,
hence
The morning times., 1895-12-24

The boys and girls OF our high schools
have celebrated Christmas In SO worthy
a manner that it not only deserves the
highest praise, but to be held up as an ex.
-pple for imitation by ther seniors. They
The morning times., 1895-12-24

Irishmen Ready to Do Up England.
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec 23.-Members of
the Irish National Alliance to the number
of 600 met here last night, aud by reso-
lutions declared that they would make
England's embarrassment Ireland's oppor-
tunity. Enthusiasm was great, and many
names were added to thu -a'-
The morning times., 1895-12-24

Since England's presuinptive laureate has
fired bunch of jingle at US it is best to
initiate Crockett's coon and come off our
perch.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

IIERE is the latest ''one' on the man
N from Maine:
A proud Republican papa and his thir-
teen year-old boy called on the Speaker,
and the youngster for the want OF something
better to say piped out:
''Mr. Maine Reed, we have all of your
books in our library, and l think your
Scalp Hunters is fine"
Mr.. Reed explained that he was not the
celebrated Capt MayDe Reid, and the boy
looked very much disappointed.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

Since Irisl-Americans have taken a h;.nd
in the dispute the British lions tail begins
to show signs of hard usage.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

A glance at the names OF the chairmen
Congress win be run by Maine strength.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

The Congressional war dance to Cleve-
when money began to talk business.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

The fact that Congress has begun work
on a tariff bin indicates that gentle peace
is within haiiing distance.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

John Bull would have been chased up his
own Christmas tree.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

TRAGEDIES OF THE MAIL
Christmas Souvenirs that Never Come OF
Never Go.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

III old timer was pointing out the
n celebrities to stranger the other
day. a ~
81 want to point you out the Big Four "
he said. IN the tirst place there is Reed.
OF course he Is big boss OF all. Then
comes Gov. DiDgey. He is the broad
est man on the tariff question in either
House. He is just the right man at the
head of the Ways and Means Committee.
Then comes Coi, Henderson of Iowa. As
first man on the Committee on Rules he
is virtually the leader on the floor of
the House, because Gov. Dingley is not an
orator. And last, but not least, is Robert
r. Hit. He is away up on foreign affairs.
No one is better posted than he. They
are the master minds in the House,
The morning times., 1895-12-24

IT Is No SMALL COUNTRY
Venezuela Is Bigger Than Both German
and France.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

BRITAIN AT PUGET SOUND
John Bull Rapidly Perfeciing Foiti5ica
tons at EsQuimault.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

BLIND AND CRUEL FATHER
PiDched the Ears of His Little Son Who
Led Him Along.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

PROTESTS FROM SCORES
Many Prominent Citizens at the Distric
Building.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

We can forgive Emperor William for
his advice if he won't phrase it in poetry.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

SEESAw IN THE SENATE
Silver Republicans and y .mJ rats Are
Not United.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
Its Circulation

Is larger BY many Aonsrnas
Mau any Other aaily lyne70sbaber
buBHShed IN tile District Of Co.
MmMa.
The circulation of The Times for
the week ending December %, 1898.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

I Asst week during the niurky weather one
Ia had to raise an umbrella under the
entrances to either wing OF the Cap
itol early in the morning. In the afternoon
visitors were sure scrubbing had been
going on. f-
1t was ALL due to the weather. The
marble walls and roof had become chilled
by the cold laDGii the warm atmosphere
brought out the moisture. 1t rained and
dripped dow1 and by evening no one
could be blanled. for thinking house
cleaning time liad begun. 1t is SO all over
those parts Ofotbe Capitol built of marble.
1t causes considerable annoyance at times
The morning times., 1895-12-24

Next to President Cleveland Santa Claus
is now nearest the American heart.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

RESCuERS OF THE SINFUL
How the salvation Army Musters Its
Recruits.
The morning times., 1895-12-24
The Times Branch Offices.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. DECEMBER "a. 1895

Subscribers 10 The Times viii con-
fer a great favor by promptly report
ing any diScourtcsy of collectors or
neglect of duty on the part ofcarriers'
Com plants either by mail or In per-
son VIII receive prompt attention
The Morning Edition should be de-
liyercd In all parts of the city by 03o
o'clock n. m, including Sunday Inc
Evening Edition should he in the
l,a nds of subscribers NOT later fhau
$50 u. m.
Rejected manuscripts are usually
returned when accompanied by
stamps, but any obligation TO do so
IL expressly disavowed-
Manuscripts unaccompanied by
postage. w III not he ret urned.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

NAIL CARS FIRST TRIP
Avenue Railway Postoffice Successful,
Inaugurated.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

COURT. MARTIAL ORDERED
-Four White SeameD GuDntrs 10 Be Tried
for HaZiDg.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

PENNIES IN GREAT DEMAND
Philadelphia Mint Is Turning Dat 80, ,OO(
a Day.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Highway Act Amendment 'rf-red in the
House.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

j soiemniy swear that the above is
a correct stsIe:uent of the daily cir
culation OK THE WASHINGTON
TIMES for the week ending December
%, 1895, and that all the copies were
actually sold or mailed for n valuable
consideration and delivered to bona
tide purchuSers or subscribers; also,
that none of them were returned OF
remain IN the office undelivered.
j. MILTON YOUNG. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 23d day of December, A. ID. 50 s.
ERNEST c. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

BULLS AND BEARS HAPPY
Sharp Recovery in Stocks Make Grea1
Excitement on Change.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

COMMISSION NOT NAMED
President Cleveland Mo ring Slowly and
Cautiously in the Mater.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

HELEN CLAIMS THE CUP
Golfers in a Controversy Over me PTesi-
dents Trophy.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

RJOTING AT PHILADELPHIA
Pending Negotiations, CARS A-c Fun and
Promptly Wrecked.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

FATAL FLAMES HIGH IN iIR-
Strange Accident at Famous cd Sloen-
berger'S Pittsburg Mills.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

CONGRESS WILL REMAIN
No Holiday Recess to Be Taken This
Week..
The morning times., 1895-12-24

slit INVOLVING MILLIONS
Confirmation of Title 10 1876, ,:I6 Acres
at Las Vegas.
The morning times., 1895-12-24

Nou re lobhin0 Wdf tWelNt
hours ago in the evening edition.
Take both editions and you'n miss
nothing.
REsCUERS OF THE SINFUL
How the salvation Army Musters Its
Recruits.
TRAGEDIES OF THE MAIL
Christmas Souvenirs that Never Come or
Never Go.
BRITAIN AT PUGET SOUND
John Bull Rapidly Perf.cting Foiti5ica-
tons at EsQuimault.
PROTESTS FROM SCORES
Many Prominent Citizens at the District
Building.
IT Is No SMALL COUNTRY
Venezuela Is Bigger Than Both Germany
and France.
BLIND AND CRUEL FATHER
PiDched the Ears of His Little Son Who
Led Him Along.
PENNIES IN GREAT DEMAND
Day.
SEESAw IN THE SENATE
Silver Republicans and y .mJ rats Are
Not United.
NAIL CARS FIRST TRIP
Avenue Railway Postoffice Successfully
Inaugurated.
COURT MARTIAL ORDERED
-Four White SeameD GuDntrs 10 be Tried
for Hazing.
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Highway Act Amendment offered in the
House.
BULLS AND BEARS HAPPY
Sharp Recovery in Stocks Make Great
Excitement on Change.
HELEN CLAIMS THE CUP
Golfers in n Controversy Over 'he PIesi-
dents Trophy.
CONGRESS WILL REMAIN
No Holiday Recess to Be razen This
Week.
FATAL FLAMES HIGH IN iIR-
Strange Accident at Famous cd SIoen-
berger's Pittsburg Mills.
COMMISSION NOT NAMED
President Cleveland Mo ring Slowly and
Cautiously in the Mater.
RIOTING AT PHILADELPUA--
Pending Negotiations, Cars A-c Fun and
Promptly Wrecked.
SUIT INVOLVING MILLIONS
Confirmation of Title 10 1876, ,.I6 Acres
at Las Vegas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26

Hall Sc cor 18th and
T. SITS NV. 10
St&dw 612 Ia az, 9r.T5
st rm 5li Sth st NV. Is
Shop rear 1117 1i.h
st NV, Ar. 80
ID floor 90S + st. 3r. 30
St&,lw ne cor ~ and
& SIS NV, Or. ...21.J 80
( St&dw sw cor 10th
1t and Ga NV Sc. l1r.25
St&dw go ith st
nv, Or. is. 30
st&dw 1901 1st sw, 5r. Is
St&dw SO FentOn pl
| NV, Or. .16
st rm and stable 200
X st he. ..........I5
Store I37 Fla av. 10
Ala y Y av NV, Sr. 22..O
Z X st NV, Or. .22.J0
1907 Sth st NV. Or. 22.39
lbs Sd ST Ew, Or. 20
+Ull Sth st NV, Sr. 20
SIG y ii av NV, 5r. 30
2222 14th st nw.7r.lS.J0
Up pit. 1874 L, 7r. 1890
513 y Cap nw.6r. $50
a2i Fla av NV, Or. ISL
Pops 18th st NV, Or. 1880
i2l 1ao st NV. 1r. is
934 c4th st NV. Or. 1880
1210 | st NV, Ar. 1880
S02 y II av NV. Or Is 30
! 1882 9TH ST NV. Or. 1850
ion of the property on my
II Office for bulletin iSsI.. ii
I. f. WAGGAM-AN.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FUR NISHED,

FOR RENT-FI'RNISiIED-I ADDITION TO'OIR
REil LAR LIST WHICH INCLUDES SOME uF
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE HOUSES IN WASH
EVER BEEN ABLE To OFFEIo WE HAVE
SOME SPECIALLY DESIRABLE HOUSES THAT
WE WILL RENT To PRIVATE PARTIES, But
ARE NOT PRIVILEGED To POST OR ADvi!f-
TlSE. APPLY TO WM. ii. SAUNDERS < co,
1iO1 + ST. NV. 1t
FOR RENr-A HANDSOME CORNER RESIDENCE
rooms store room servants rooms. closets, ctr. ;
TO desirable tenant will rent at a great satfi-
nee. Q5Sl) Rent, 500 per mo-
HILL X JOHNSTON,
ho-O-3t 1893 Pa. A.
FOR REMITTANCE DOUBLE HOUSE on WELL.
Ing ST. near 14th just top the hill; y, rooms
an very handsomely furnished; wide verantlas
beantiful grounds; grand view and modern stable.
nC.66ts
FOR REST-FER.. LARGE AND DESIRABLE
dwelling. with st"hie, 1122 Vermont ave. H. W.,
opposite the Portland: viii be leased reason
nI,c tel MS TO desirable tenant. TYLER & RUTH
FkFo RD 1907 + 81. H. Ho25-6i'
FOR KENT-FURNISHED- CLIFTON ST. CO.
ihinhha Heights; new modern house: 16 rooms: .
baths; hot water heat; cabinet mantels: gas
ioGs; electric lighting: electric bells; billiard
table: fully and handsomely furnished: $3.50 per
month: com. TO agents. Apply to OWNER, on
the premises. no2J- lot
FOR RENT-FrRNISIIED-Ow OF 10ROoM
house Oh X. l. will rent same for $50 per
month. an. family of three will board. e. A.
SWAMI $50 + ST. NV. no2J-2t'
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FOR RENT
St&dwg SGT 18th st
NV. 10-. 81. OO(
St&dwg 414 9th st
INV ............ -, 4a
St&dwg H012 14th st
nv, 12r. ............G
St&dwg. 18th ami l.
SIS NV, 13r. .E
1911 l It INV. 15r. :. 81
DOB ii st NV, Sr. -
zoos 14th st NV, Tor. 3;
1890 9th st NV. LOT. =. Il
1O3 G st Sc. Or. 3;
Rms i&2 800 + NV. 81
ZIG 9th st NV. Or. 81
Up pit L Cap&Sth. Or. y:
COG Va av sw. Sr. ..
s02 y II av NV. Or. 3,
6l3&61J NH av NV, Or. II
1907 Union ct NV, 4r.1t
400 2Gth st NV, Or. II
lIS II st NV. 6r. .... II
GIT y ii nv NV. Ar. IL
23C3 G st NV, 4r. Ii
346 ChamplaIn av
NV, 5r. IL
s Chew's al NV, 4r.9.3t
sd, rear 21st INV, Ar. 81
1884 Fristoe ct NV. Ar!
1882 FrisfOt ct NV. Ar.
1886 Fr.stOa ct NV, 6r.!
II Green's ct NV, ir. :.
1I12 Marion al NV, 4rS.G
ITO Marion al NV, 4rS. Il
The above is only a por
books. For full list call
on the LIST and 18th.
no26-tu, th&S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26

FOR RI.NT-s02 2lST ST. NV: 3-SToRY BRICK;
I2r. AMI hath; cellar; furnace; in excellent con
dtion; Si0.6T. Apply to WESCOrT. WILCOX 6
HIFSION. 1907 Pa. nol-lm ,
Fer RENT-c5ls 18TH ST. NV, COLUMBIA
Heights; new; modern; II rooms; steam heat;
open firepaces; cabinet mantels; electric light.
ing; handsomely papered; instantaneous fro
alarms: awnings and screens neighborhood IN.
excelled open all day; rent, $40 per month,
OWNER. 1901 Clifton St, or IS b ST. NV. no9-tt
FOR RENT-THE VERY PLEASANT CORNEA
house. 1000 ST. NV; $50 per month.
se1l-tf JOHN SHERMAN, eos 14th II.
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BOARDING.

II EASANT FURNISHED ROOMS AND EXCEJ,-
l'nt board at moderate futes, With family of
two; convenient ~ cable. 500 y. ]. ave. NV
bet. IL and l. no2G e..
sunny FRONT ROOMS TO RENT, WITH BOARD
nj le2I u st. n.w.i furnished sunny rooms. NIB 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED GOOD BUILDING LOT, ABOUT 1sx
'o' within 2 or squares Of Cot Printing Office
n bargain. Address BUILDING LOT, Star office.
n-J.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26

FOR RENT GIL II ST. NV: 4STORY BRICK;
IL ROOMS AND BATH: 2-SrORY BRICK STA
BLE IN REAR.
ALSO
224 18TH ST. SW.; IA ROOMS; BATH AP-
PLY To OWNER. CIIAS. Z. DUNCANSON, 9Th
AND D SITS. nn.3:lt
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRI1ERS AT THE
REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine: perfect
condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered free
in city; month applies purchase CT new
when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d19-tf Cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED - EMPLOYMENT AS SHORTHAND
amanuensis hy young of ability ard energy;
High School graduate; best of ref. has had prac-
tical experience. Address Box l42 Star office NO II
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED-2 WEIL-EEATED, Sunny ROOMS
with board. JAN |, for two ladies': terms not
over s2N per week. L. NJ. C., Box 1879. Boston,
MasS- nU2-;it'
WANTED = SUITE OF ROOMS WITH PRIVATE
bath during the session of Congress- \ single
gentleman wishes to rent suite OF : rooms, FUR
nshed, located bet. lith and 18th SIS. NV, not
further out thnn l. ST. Address, stating terms
and location, Box 81. Star office. nn.G2t'
in negAbogLo0d of Scott Circle. rROF b. star
office. It.
WAIVED FOR TWO ADULTS, TWO UNFJI-
nisted rooms, second story with open fireplace, at
moderate price; west Of 18th, south Of Corcoran
neighburhOUd OF 18th and Il preferred; must be
near good table board. Address A. b. X. d.
Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26

FOR RENT-14l2 9TH ST. NV: 3-STORI BR. :
Tor. and b.: cellar; furnace: large yards: mi. ;
sanitary plumbing; in excellent coalition; $1,000.
Apply 10 OWNER. 1916 st. n na2S6;'
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE NEATFST HOMES IN
Mt. Pleasant: rooms bath and pantry: hot and
cold wafer: newly papcred and painted through
out large lot: only $3.50. Gail at 2?26 18th St.
= doors south Keuesaw ave- l SO. cable. no.,s 81 =
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. ., A
gold dagger pin, blue enamelsd and set with pearls
Finder Will please return TO COG n st. NV. and
receive reward. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26

FOR RENT-l728 18TH ST NV: PLEASANT
home; in good condition: ten rooms and bath
with without stable in rear; recon-
mend this dwelling: S63. GEO. L. EAiMo\S &
CO., 1916 L NV. S-:it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-26

WANTED-A GOOD STRONG WHITE WOMAN 10
cock. wash and iron: good wages to the right
party. Apply to 1852 New Jersey NV 23-3'
WANTED-AT BERTIS TOULOTTE"S INTERNA-
tional Employ meut Office. cooks, maids buffers
foonnen. nurses mattresses, with references.
his st. NV. nol5-lms
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FOR RENT-RCOMS.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
second floor; front alcove: furnished I'M
furnished; with without board; price rcasonn-
bic: private family; refs. exchanged. MRS.
TLTON, 1880 Corcoran st. NV. n02G-2t'
FOR RENr-FUR OR UNFUR.. TO ADULTS
only. three rooms. I'd floor large bay window:
south front; fine location; So. from Met. cars;
references 21O5 o ST. H. n023-.}c'
FOR RENT-2 VERY NICE FURNISHED OR IN
furnished room 5; desirable location. AT 629 East
Capitol st. no:,I-3t'
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FUR REM
500 and SO2 18th st. NV: two modern houses
in line order; ID EACH 16 closets each:
large dining room: reduced rental.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
4 st n
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FOR RENT-BY BLOCK & CO.. GLE + ST. NV
1lO4 Tth ne; S-ronm and bath: ami So. 80
I'LL ne; Groom and bath: ami. ...... 25.:iJ
307 G NV: IL room and bath. ........... a. -
IL room frame Half st. bet. and o s.w.. 2o.oo
1IO4 ne, S-room and bath. ............. ~. 50
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FEMALE

WANTED-vISITING COVERINGS WISHES PU-
pills, thorough Eng, nath.. Latin French LEARNED
In Paris. Special attention to pupils whose cduca-
tion has been Neglected. Address Miss c. Z. H.,
Star office HOG "a, tn slnse
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WANTED GENTS SUITS TO CLEAN AND
press at 81 snit; coats. Soc. pants and vests.
Zoc. each. Ladies' and gents garments of all
kinds cleaned dyed Esiab. 1865 Send pos tai.
wagon will call. l. II. fOSEY, 11l3 l4th NV.
,S-lst.
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WANTED-wHITE GIRL AS COMPETENT WAIT
and chambermaid In private family; must
have good references. Address II. c. H.. Star
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-BIG MONEY PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets. Office fixtures. entire effects OF houses
merchants stocks. &c. Do NOT SELL UNTIL
YOU HEAR FROM Me- S.JNOTES, 6U2 La.