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Iii Corcoran, Or. zoe
!. 2.00a.Go Iakona Pars, 1ir. 1000
l 10000 l5Ii . 81. iur. -. f0.vu
.-or.uJ 2iu4 lith st, Tor. At. 10
l ,2v0. 90 Fiat d, B d Q, l0r. 1910
1866 2i1U lith. er. ...ST ST.
+ lE,.uJ 2l2i lIth. lUr. 80. 81 80
.l-,'.vu - l2,h ST. 81. ."5.-,U
..l-5.vu 1886 ken'w av, $4,000
a. LOO l22" l. st, Ir.....Sn."o
lo0.W eIwOUu, 9I--.. ...oy., U
L. .uu.uO 233 Il ST. i2r. 80 .1U
r.lou.ou i5ol %. h ST. IT,. .3D.Ou
..Ofs-i 3uoG Z st. 9r. 80. 30 ~
.1od.co 2d II I3l Pa av... $500
..S3.33 f2li |. st. ar. 10
L. So, LOS llth 81. Sr... 70 u
lr. 100 lt2T K av, 5r.. 70 81
..,5.," > y \ aY. Sr. ..... - .UU
r. 900 l523 32d. l3r. -. %
...J."u Naikius pl.Cheyy C2J.vu
..'5 10 3I06 L ST. Or. o.
1r.tj.uy Up 1910 lith st.6r 25 20
. 100 1913 Sth NV. . 30
$50 gl5 Z sw, 6r. -. .20.oo
E. Go. o. Flat :. Il & ., sr. .2o.Oo
.65.Do Iui L ST upper pit .2u-Iu
go 30 I'd Il a31 Pa av.... 20. 90
.6p.Uo Up I1u4-6-S Iith, 2r.-U 90
1r.Gu.uO lS23 *, Or. -l5.D
!. .bU.u0 1925 both. Or. IL. 50
81. 90 2oo-l2-li-l6-20 20-24 -26--S-
. $500 30-32 lst sw,6r ea. II. 50
+. 81 20 l345 r ST. 81. .L@.ou
sou. l5l2-li NJ ST. Ar. l2.uu
90. .0G 3 d il Watkins ST,
.5u00 Chevy Chas,- ). ,eIi0.0O
)r 5,:o0 Ne cor S3dNprospectlU.00
n. .5u.uu 1925 G ST se...... 300
.5U.UU 3-o-9.IO Baidwin's
5000 row. Or, Ell. S-ou
$500 105 Farragut st, 5r. 500
$40 IFS l. ST So. ST.. Is 20
$500 1882 10Th. 3r.....4.o0
$50 Lot l, sp 635 .....Oier
40 : 1861 L, 13r. .Otfer
. ~. 81 Greenneld. l2r. .Uucr
FL RNISUF.D.
SJrO. OF 2Oth Gear 2. 81. -125- 90
/. so. 90 Nale near 18Th, 9r la. 90
.:;;::2?2!-34 Woodley iane x Hart
mas r near 10th. Tor le3 90
. 800 90 . nuar 18th, i2r. l2J.Nb
i. 300. GO /. near 21st. llr. llO.OJ
+ :291 o. - st near lith. lUC- lUh.ea
+. 5000 l. near 18th. lor. 10000
25u.oo Riggs nr 18th, llr.luo.on
5000 b near Cap. l3r. $500
+ 25D. % 2lst ur Il. I"T. .s''.t.o
Z2.I.sc, B near 1st, 9r. 1900
.2oo % Co-corIn M lin, ~. .s.uJ
200. u' j. ST nr Library. 9r. 900
200 % Md ay ne mr. 1st. lOr. OJ. %
l5U.O0 taap.u nr l4th, Jr .6b.vt
.l5o.uu u N z fats, r.. 90. 90
r.125.u0 L near 18th. Or. 90. 90
.l-5.OJ l4ih ur St'ghtou. .1Or.5U.UO
r IZ5.,u
STABLES.
lis .ourr n'r 1923 r ava stls. 20
lis. .Sle1 HI iIt8 y -. sits. .l5
allS. "a RE- GU.e | ST 3 sits. 10
{ ct. 80 R'r 1874 y Y av...l .l5
sits. 40 R'r 1901 18th sta stls 10
sits 10 RI 1903 g ST, 3 stalls. 10
stls. 30 k'r 12I2 + st....-. 10
'talis.;G RI 1927 K l av. 10
.ilis. - Rr 1890 \ y ay. ....S
sits. 25 RI $50 No av, 3 stlS. &c
sIis. -
houses Offices. stores and stables
HOMAS J. FISHER & CO..
1924 + ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-IF YoU HAVE a VACANT HOUSE
place II in our hands, and readily fiud you
tenant. W. IL BARNES * co,
oc2g-tf L n
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FOR SALt-HOTSES

FOR SALE NEAR i4Tn AND . SIS NV. A
c"li~ht condition; lot ~ a frmli =, l,p, m -,
via" paved ALLEY Price only St.lIo
ae9-:r Nar,l., mn. NJ -
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ESTATE OF NOAH L.. JEFFRIES, DECEASED
No 724O Docket 22.-Marle B. Jeffries adminis
tratrix, has, with the approval of the Supreme
Court of the District Of columbia holding a spe-
eai term for Orphans Court business appointed
Friday. December 80. 1898, at 10 o'clock am. as
the time, and said court as the place for making
payment and distribution under the court q dirac.
tion and control; when and where all creditors and
persons enttled distffbutiVe shares or legacies
or a residue notified TO attend in person or I,y
agent or attorney duly authorized. with their
claims against the estate properly youched: Pro
vded this order be pubiisned once In each of three
ton Law Reporter and The Evening Star. Signed.
December l, 1898. ]: NOTA McGILL Register of
Wills. VIM T. s. CURTIS, Attorney de2. law a,y
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT -1ssstMAss. AVE. THOMAS CIRCLE.
9neGcee Can a sds perfectly nv Sme An fronf
rooms. e aS dee-2t-
FOR RENT-FIATS IN NEW BUILDING. COR.
2sth and NJ stsJ NV; rooms and bath. SIG per
month: rooms hnd bath. SIT; rooms and bath.
FL steam heat: an modern imps. PLANT
TuRP1N, 1929 ~ Y. ave deS-1w
FOR RENT-APARTMESTS IN THE ESSEN
l422 St NV; rooms and bath; gas ranges;
steam heat; hot water from cellar at all nours;
accommodations "a For bicycles, store rooms, etcs
de33w Ii S. FkfSIOE. 1898 f st. NV.
FOX RENT-'OLYMPIA'' APARTMENTS COR,
l4th and Roanoke sts.. Col Hgts.; new and
tb1roushly nreproof modern in all its appoint
lnents i've and rooms; $40 and $56
OSCAR w. WHITE. 1114 st. oc15-tf
THE CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
This weli-known- and timely located apartment
house has now sacaut choice Groom apaTt Ttments.
saperlnteidence. and cafe under NcDeruott
forn'erl! OF the Sboreham se16-u
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LADIES GOODS.

OUR TEN-D0II.AR SEWING MACHINES
Come with a 5-years guarantee and complete set
Of attachments; instruction free your resi-.
dence A penny postal viii fetch one TO your
house on trial free. C. AUERBACH I'm ami n
sts.. Gen'i AgI DOMESTIC = NJ. 90. na8O
MISS c. CUNNINGHAM, FURRIER, isOs srIi ST
NV, BET y AND Q. No sign.) ALTERING
OF SEAL. AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
A SPECIALITY. LATEST DESIGNS. no23-3m4
III RS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODEL, ED
20 the latest Ff!ies. ladies taIlor-uade ezIits
finished In the most excellent manner f. HOR,
GAN Tailor and Furrier. SOC X II. NV. seis-u
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ESTATE OF FREDERICK MACH DECEASED
No. 1862. Docket 23. Caroline A Mack and
Frank Il. Mack, executors. have with the ap-
prcvai of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, holding spsSinl Term for Orphans
Court business. appointed Friday, December 80
1898. Mt 10 o. clock am. as the time and said
the place. for making payment and d.s-
tribution under the courts direction and control
when and where alt creditors and persons entitled
TO distributvc shares or lesacies or residue are
notified to attend in person or by agent or at
tOrney duly authorized. with their claims against
the estate properlyii foached: Provided this order
be published in each of three successive
Reporter and The Evening Star. Signed Noyep,-
Der 90 1898. j. sNOTtss McGfLI. Register of
de- law-3w
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR EXCHANGE
S3.ooo - Groom frame; attic. cellar; gas
water. &c. corner lot, 165x65; block from
cars; Brightwood Park; exchange for larger
house in NV; viii give house clear and from
S1,500 to 81, 500.
Address
de9-2t. SANTA. Star Office.
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MALE

NANFEh-I WILL POSITIVELY PAY SIpG TO
."t CUE securing iu' Position Ia, ing 80 Pr
i"i star office. .,..t-
WANTED SITUATION by EXrEElENcfu col.
.-r'. i"flrr "7 house man, StT".iy s"Her and .ii-
tdtrr~- I..y ~. STAR o.rcc sat
WANTED rY SWEUE- FI.AcE As JANfrnl. ,.I
waI"l.srH. At'l.r~~ EnN l4I Star uiiir. do y
WANTED SITUATION NEAT, RELIABLE col
"-.d -s.,a. waiter rolr.rnIH tar-a. fir
Ea.'~ Zoo t'uf. .so~ii-ar ruIa1-l -i-l chamber
mfi- cock nI 'ta 50. NV.
NANIfh HA-N"lN,. Man FINE rIANISr,. I.1,-
lion 'H Dit5'. SION address Box I21 Sta,
,1i'' H.93r.
WtNTEp POSITION As HoTFI CTFkk
,'~st.T 'r ~Te'Hta ly sober. industrious maj.
"ilh ii'"~H E'at~. experience, both in hotel auI
I"-'aHTrht- Al r.t'TcE-aS. objections To- lrs,-
iu- city, NdG.sa~ H,N I4>. star oilcr ds!,-2ts
wANTE' .fsY cuLLNBIAN LAW STCnEx1
i-,5.,l'A u 'a" ',th =. sieE4gta lheS and type
trar. '"iuWhiaH Iuiv-, sity. de,-nr.
WANTED Fl 1oUNG CnLnKED MAN. WAITER
Il E'i.Ja. .'.iS'-v orkrr "r driver f"r doctor. Al
dress ALMA GREENE, +>1 Ridge -. NV deS-lt.
WANTED -If'STrInN BY WHITE MAN. -. So
hcr- educated. useful for Of ofHee. b. - ref
e-ence f" ". BROOKE, II. II. HempIer
op'i.iaH, 18th 81 AMI Pa. dcS-;iy-
WANTED BY Young MAN. PLACE, A. WAITER.
P-i.aie iai.i.g or boarding house, best Of ref,
WANTED Ri YOUNG MAN. PLAcE IN PR1
& 1sle family .. dining room, tend furnace: b st
WANTED EY HONEST Young MAN. n YRS
~ axe. q position Of any Kind. Apply GJI ii
= ne d,s3ts
WANTED WEI PAY slOo CASH TO ANY ONE
securing position in government service having
St9 ~ E'Hth or more ELIGIBLE star o.hGr
WANTED EXPERIENCED STENoGRAI'IFyi
ahu typewriter young mani erupIoymeat after 1
pm. Addrsss Box Il. star Office. de65,s
Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion. the minimum
charge being IS cents.
FEMALE.
wANTED-wASHING BY THE DAY. ErruFI:
cat o- at home Apply at 1898 Ilth II " lea p
WANTED BY RESPECTABLE CuLoREI vo-
man, day work t. take washing and ironing
nome 10 Va. ave s-W-- 6ea-.r-
WANTED BY RELIABLE CoIORED WOMAN
place ~ rnok 10 private family; hest rcTsrta,,.
Address l422 Sd 81.
WANTED-L4yDY WOULD LIKE To Squire no
sitiou fer girl whom she can recommend s :
chauansllI.aad. waitress TatEloF maid .SIp.y
lf85 Eiuuer 81. Coium5is Heights de.,-st-
WANTED-B1 EXPERIENCED TEACHER Pu-
sition a. visiting gosersfss. Address Rpx ~.
Star Office 40 n
WANrED-A PLACE BY a coon COLuRFD
81 70 do general housewoFk pain cooking.
e15 r. I. sse. n.X- .-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-THB BEST MOST BEAUTIFUL AND
cheapest homes. CLEVELAND PARK. selG-tt
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FOR SALE NEAR DUPONT CTRtIE STY
bri"k.; amt; large yurd and parking. routed
500; worth $1.nn; reduced ~. .2Jo- . great bar
gain. ROLAND q. BOOTH.
de:'St' Cor. 10th and &; o. ~
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FOR RENT PHONE 9l4
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO,

COR 9TH AND F, ROOM ..
1888 14th NV. sto, SO7 Savannah St
dwg y STA. -Sloe ~ PetWrrth. r.. ~. 90
1872 10th NV, Sr.. 80 40 L NV Gr..... 20 10
1856 18Th NV. Sr 20 40 81 Spruce NV. 9r. rs 30
1924 liIh, .3noo 1881 f4th fiat. 5r Is ,,
1898 Il nn. g.. % 90 2al3 81 nw. 6r u. 10
3l3 & 1Ur--.. -. 90 2is y y ay. 6r. 1890
9;'i y j nv, Sr. ..5..,p az,si-l3 sherman ay
122S 9th sw. Or. 2u3g NV, 5r...........I05 so
1439 Ohio Sr. 20-50 Stab r'r 434 X NV. 800
Ge3 JNO. L. NEAN EIi. Real Estate Officer.
Evening star., 1898-12-09

ron SAIE-EttpI al $500 ME- Cl,ElI
hay-~lni"M brick: large yari and parking oar
80. from cahl. line. only 800 cash larl,4Iu
ROLAND .. BOOTH. Car. tuth aod 4: n "
deg sis ' We
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR Ii OVERLOOKING TRIANGLE Al 20TU
81. and conn. ave. Sst"iy stone and brick -
feet front. ~ rooms baths. lst nr1r cherry
and quRrter-d oak. balance hard wood. Reduced
from <ia.o'"l. Owner leaving the city.
des-tf BRIg A IIIsStsaATR f4fb At
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR SALE-SoUTHEAST 60 oo0 TT. on L AND
NJ SIS, just opposite the navy yard lots in sizes
10 suit; VIII Join builder in improving: located ia
50. 81 Also, twelve lots fronting NJ 81
1Ul. and about ~ Inside lots a bargain. Tn.
attention Of builders invited 10 above and other
ground offer in this section. Address by nai
call
LAWRENCE SANDS.
del-3m 1907 I 81. I'D houri
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FOR RENT-RENT VERY REASoNABIE-4oS y.
}. ave. Sc. rooms and ail mi in perfect or
der; large yard front and back: S3e.5o per mo.
deS-3f r BRADLEY I3Q3 81
Evening star., 1898-12-09
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALt-CHEAP- E.NEEAi. SHARES OF II!t.
dt,,-ct
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR SALE-BRA DBURY FACTORY'S. ANNUAL
Christmas ReducIm mn sale OF Pianos
5000 tPflght Piano, SlU5.
$500 Stunnatd tpisgnt 1876; So monthly.
Sr"o iteiihhs tpllsnt, @-5i i5v; 81 monthly.
Nnahe Square, S4J, So monthly.
500" W eper SIuale,, $40, ~ monthly.
5000 thcherlug Square, SIS1; % monthly.
BRh4JBi ~ 9 IZlo ia. ave. ... , eS ct
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED, l2a MD. AVE E;
10 rooms aud bath mi: first square from
Capitol; low rent by year session; immediate
possession. te1-3ts
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR RENT-AT III 10TH NV, IN NEW COR.
house. nicely furnished rooms, single suite;
large losets. steam heat and good home table,
for wheels. de9-1m'
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR KENT-BY X. o. HOLTZNAN REAL ES-
tate ana Insurance Broker, 10Th and NV
1880 18th NV, 10r Sl21.0o 1919 o. 1or.. 80. On
300 10th NV, 2lr. 50. >; l.o9 9th Or 80.
2SUS 14lh nE,' S.&s 1000 2Io4 srDU.v
lOui loth NV er.. 40 " 1876 Riggs. sr. 81. 20
1Uta IL NV, lr, 2h GoAt 40 Sth NV, Or. 80. 90
lo4u llih, lZr. .6o.v0 l+I7 o. Or. 90
I22l 18Th NV, i0r. 5V.55 1872 18th nv, Or. $50
l4-i u l2r. .V.vu 1917 llth Ew, 1r. .25 30
4Sii nW, llr. .6u.vU .2u9 18th NV 6r. .
2io5 ~ ilr-.....- 5uOV It12 Fla nv NV ii. %. 90
lZ1o l2th, sr......4 43.,;U 5us 18th NV Tr.. 300
$40 4th Lw, Sr. Al 66 5U6 18th NV, Ir u. .uU
1913 AZ NV, Iur. 4V.vU 1921 Conn av, ar. -. So
$40 u ny, Ir&stU. 4U.UU 80 i3th NV, Or. -. So
lb43 18Th ng. l2r. 100 i--55 9th uW, 81 q. 81
l,u2 9th NV 1nr. 800 l2l9 Fla ne, Ir&A2O. 90
I20 11th NV, ST.. 50. 80 ooh. TT -v.uu
I3IU 10th, 500 l4.l Gth NV Sr 80
ovu u nv, apt. 3o.UO III Mass my, 5r lf.sp
1907 O. l9r.-.... .S2.''u AZ mN, BIT. ii.,'V
1I31 ". 7s-...... -5u.+v 400 l:i'se. Or. .. Il
l6ll o. 1Vr. .3u.uu iiu6 iulh NV. 2r. -. 80
l6l2 Il treart. SU.'rp no W. 5r ........1u.pI
tjKAISIiED HOUSES.
l6th near T. l2r. IS 600 ou-.- Az, ,lSr 70. 100
y neaI ZUlA, :Ir....Io,r 18th near y. i5r Ij0
18TH AMI l,Sr.-... iuF,u K / az nr 10th 11r.. l25
l6Ib n'r h.I4r &b... uear I2tn. .6r ....... .sJ
OFFICES.
Cor 10th & f, 5 RS, 81 T NV. I'd Il, Ir..27.5o
en- suite, all front. o39 E NY, I'd e. 2r "a. 90
steam heat. $4,000 e3s + NV, I'd # ~. 90
Desirable rooms 'Atan-. 41u La av. Slo and 1900
tic Coast Line build. sun building, rooms.
lug, All front and nte $50 i NV, 4th f.. So. 90
proof. from Slu to S55 4u5 9Th NV. rus. 1000
each.
STORES
1909 Pa NV, ,11t2x1I7- y ay and o.. 90
l2ll Pa NV. 12X1l1-- ::I4 nw....... 50. %
4.4 9th nwtllOxl6i 1000 JlS u u. 90
SN cor 6th&G NV 1000 ld25 u $40
STABLES.
124S Sth (rcarl S5.Uu l537 14tb (rri 81. 90
1872 trear,. 5000 1882 Mass av (r'rt 1000
de5
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Advertisements under the clasSitl-
cations OF Wanted iiclp will be IN
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge beng ) cents.
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR RENT-CHEAP-No 517 2D ST. NV; A
fine three-stUry and basement brick dwelling:
central location; newly papered and painted:
each ROOM supplied with heat and wafer; espe-
2iaIIy snltaIlt lor Tooners; reduced To $50 30.
JAMES T SHEA. $50 Penna. ave nv na2S-tf
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR RENT-1o-RoOM HOUSE. COMPLETELY
furnished, facing Franklin Park suitable for
boardeis: desirable locs ton; S,5. 90. AdaIess IN
MEDIAlE, Star Office des-2ts
Evening star., 1898-12-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-HANDSoAiE MODERN HOUSE; 10
large fooins BATH pantry, cellar; furnished ready
Tor housekeepIiIg; desirahie location; $50 mo.
Z23 Mass. ne. des-Ste
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

GER TAiNLl HAVE LOT OF NICE BUSINESS
Wagons ana CARRIAGES Tor sale cheap Can
las. before uuyIus
nsH,tSS T., .
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR SALE So ouu WILL RJ"N ONE OF THF
MOST ATTRACTIVE HpI' SES ON FAST CAP
ST. containing rms. and tIlcd bath. lHrEa eel
lar; tiled vestihue plate glass storm doors. front
OF light Roman brick and stone base. With lAre.
Stone porch. house beautifully palrr-d Hud dee
Grated handsome gas fixtures. cabinet uautpls.
open hreplaces: furnace heat, large parking. lot
IL feet front 10y sslz feet deep 10 large rpar sl-
ley; house sold year age Tor s. soo;
not hold same and must sell. Get permit 60 in-
spect and full particulars from BE,'k A WEI
LER, 6i2 ST. deS 2J
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST -TTFI AND PENN. AVE. JUNCTION OR
on Cap Traction cars, pocket book containing
$50 aud diamond ring. also ring with two small
white sets and green center set. Liberal
ward If returned to 40 18th IL
Evening star., 1898-12-09
tNh'L RNisElED,

FOR RENT-HOuSE CORNER 4TH AND T. SITS
ne, ! rooms: also iu2 r. st. Sc $40 30; &
rooms: mi; opposite park; at corner. In
quire 1868 ST nv. de9-tf
Evening star., 1898-12-09

tOK NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO,
original cost, $50; wiz sell for 4l35 cash; case
n'S1a F WaRhhk Ti1i I ih iahs n9 deaer a4s in nne
furniture 70 - deS-3t-
Evening star., 1898-12-09
WANTrD-ROOMS. W
WANTED-IOTS.

OR LOTS NEAR DUPONT CIR
Gle. with small or no IncumDrance. exchaI .e
for business property nrar DIstiict bldg: or
will sell CLARK BROS. fn5 18th - NV
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR SALE
CLEVELAND PARE-CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful home, entirely new. for sale 90 easy
FERNS tDtic, Clio l4fh st NV selT-tf
Evening star., 1898-12-09

FOR SAIL. CHEAP, VERY CHEAP-ONLE 81. leo
for 81 nno lot Is Il. wide g." alley. Nd. ave.
near 10Th ne. and 80 Il. front on 10Th next te
Md. ave, for only 81 -"
de7 W :. MINNIN. 1421 a NV.
Evening star., 1898-12-09

WANrEI-I WILL. POSITIVELY PAY 500 TO
mouth grrd StpHuFIa phcr and fyp-wrirrr rny
i"I. S'ar office. ,,...t-
" N itl' -Siit ALTON EG ENFElfIt.NC FL col.
.'~'. i"rIrr "- house man, Sigisiy s.,rr and a.
Adirr~- I..y Hi STAR otfcr
Evening star., 1898-12-09

fcR SALE-PANEl. COUIE KOCkAWAi. EASY
running hedrlS new and t-cIass coadi troii;
nave iio tuither use for 1t; uucr.
OF i5S VI st. L.
Evening star., 1898-12-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
BOARDING.

TIRE AUBURN. PA AVE. COR. o2p sT NV !.
large. weii-lighted and we'll heated rooms: for
perilainut or transient guestss cafe in charge of
E ). Watson, caterer; prices moderate nofT-lm
Evening star., 1898-12-09

START A FOUNDATION
tUr yOui future prosperity. You are Young ra-
ceiye good salary, probably bank part Of il each
month. Why noa invest each month In a lot We
will arrange terms 10 suit you. We Offering
big bargains In
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
the county seat. Don't throw this ''ad.''
aside You can't AFFORD TO- You here offered
OF the good chances OF a lifetime. Come see
and take trip look the property.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS LAND CO.,
ocIStf 12O6 q St Nv.
Evening star., 1898-12-09

For SALE A PERFECT FAMILY HORSE:
large, handsome. uriynI bay cUivr suitable 1or
coupe; VIA be sold cheap. inquire kvvm 5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-04
Santiago Street Force Demands
Increase of Wages.
Though They Are Paid More
Than Ever Before.
DEMAND is REFUSED.
General Wood Says He Will
Make a Law
To Fit the Case Unless the
Strike is Declared Of.

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 4-The Gu
bans who have been employed in clean
ing and repairing the streets of Santa
go have struck for higher wages,
though they have been receiving a dol
lar a day, or fifty cents and two ra-
tions-higher wages than have ever be-
fore been paid for similar work.
In fact local employers of labor have
been complaining Of the high rate. al
Ieging that it was quite impossible for
them to compete with the government
on such terms. The Cuban laborers at
the best are lazy and slip shod. They
want an increase of fifty cents a day.
Gen. Leonard Wood absolutely refuses
to accede to the demands and viii adopt
heroic measures if the strike Is not
promptly declared off. The trouble is
that many of the strikers have rations
enough on hand to last a month or
more and they think they can coerce
the United States authorities.
Gen. Wood says he will arrest every
!aborer able to work under Vagrancy
law which he will establish, compel him
to work for thirty days for ratiOns
while confined in jail He dislizes the
idea of importing labor. but believes
that this must be the ultimate result.
Gen. Wood visited the yellow fever
hospital to make an inspection. He
found one patient suffering from
Bright'S disease but that there had not
been a case of yellow fever under care
for two months He has severely CEN
sured DR.. Ducker, superintendent of the
hospital for making an appeal for
American relief stores and he will prob
ably abolish the hospital altogether at
an early, date
Collector Donaldson has returned
from Gibara with $4,000 customs re-
ceipts at that place. He reports that
there is considerable smallpox in the
neighbOrhoOd of HOlguin, but no yellow
fever
Col. Hoods Second immune regiment
is encamped at Gibara in a healthful
locality waiting to occupy Holguin on
November 10. Gen. Demitrius Cas-
tillo, who is assisting in the work OF
organizing the military department in
that district is busy engaging men for
gendarmerie. Men only of good ply
Sique are engaged.
Col. Ray who has returned from Gu
antanamO, says that the Cuban general
Perez, is about to grant indefinite fur
Tough to his men to enable them to go
to work, the reason apparently being
that many are practically starving and
would have gone to work anyhow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-04
ASTOR BATTERY'S DEAD.
Their Graves Marked by Head Boards
in Manila Cemetery.

Manila, Sept. "a, via San Francisco.
Nov. 4.-Headboards have been erected
over the graves of the Astor battery
dead who lie in the native cemetery
and their effects have been sold at auc-
ton, bringing large sums. A coat be-
longing to Private Dunn brought 500
and a tobacco pouch S12. The money
will he sent to relatives.
William Flick, of company NJ, Mime
sofa, met with a glad surprise upon ar
irving here. The German cruiser Prin-
cess Wilhelm is now in the harbor and
the young soldier learned that his
brother was a marine on board. They
had not seen each other for ten years
The following promotions have beeh
made in the First Nebraska regiments:
Capt. w. H. Curry. of company B. has
been made second lieutenant in the
Twenty-third infantry; First Lieut.
Claude H. Ough, company G, to be cap
tain of company B.; Second Lieut.. o.
W. Burr of company E, to be first lieu
tenant of company G.; Sergeant Major
Sherman A. White. to be second lieu
tenant of company E.; RegimentaI
Quartermaster Sergeant Wadsworth to
be sergeant major and Sergeant Ryan
of company H, to be quartermaster of
the regiment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-04
CARNEGIE WAS THERE.
Attends Anniversary of Founders
Day at the Carnegie Institute.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. "A large con-
course of people gathered at the Car
negie library building in Schenly park
to take part in the formal exercises ac-
companying the third celebration of
founders day and the annual exhibit
tfon of the Carnegie institute. The pres
ence of Andrew Carnegie at this cere-
mony gave it an interest which would
have been lacking without the donor.
After the preliminary portion of the
programme had been carried out, Sam
uel Hardin Church, secretary of the
board of trustees, read a number of con-
gratulatory kilograms from President
Mckinley, Vice President Hobart and
other prominent people.
ed that the institute would be enlarged
and extended. declaring it his pleasure
to provide for the needs of the insti-
tute, that had grown beyond his fondest
expectations. He then made known the
award of prizes of the jury in the art
exhibit, as follows:
William Dwight Tryon, South Dart
mouth, Mass. medal of the first-class
for a painting entitled, early Spring.
Childe Hassen, of New York city,
medal of the second-class for picture
entitled, 1.-The Sea-
Alexander Roche, of Edinburg, Scot
land, medal of the third-class, for the
picture, "A Window Scene"
E A. Walton, of London. honora BILE
mention for his painting, Shepherd
John E. Wier of New Haven, Conn,
honorable mention for his picture, en-
titled Roses"
The collection of pictures on exhibit
tfon is said by judges to be the finest
favorably with any. ever shown in the
cOI1ntrV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-04
GOOD PEOPLE
Have Issued a Call For a Ma
tiOnal Convention
To Be Held in Washington in
December.
TO MAP OUT A PLAN
For Conducting the Affairs OF
Our New Territory.
Anthony ComstOck is a Leader
in the Movement.

Washington. Nov. "A call has been
issued for a national Christian citizen
ship convention to be held here Decem-
Der 13 to 10 next. The subjects to be
discussed are:
Should suffrage be limited by eduea-
tional tests, or otherwise in the new is
land territories?
Should civil service reform be ex-
tended to the new island offices?
Should the national laws forbidding
prize fights, bull fights, restricting di-
vorce and forbidding bigamy and rela-
ted evils be extended to our new is
land territories?
Should the American civil Sabbath be
also extended to these islands?
Should canteens be abolished?
Should the policy of prohibition be
maintained in Alaska and the Indian
Territory and be extended to our new
island territories?
The call is signed by Josiah Strong,
president of the Society for Social Ser
vice, New York; Anthony Comstocl-.
secretary of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Vice, New York; Mary H.
Hunt, w. c. T. u, Boston; Mrs. NJ. D.
Ellis, w. c. T. u, Newark, and others.