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Evening star., 1898-10-18

Reduced IN SD 5O-See No. 1910 5th
very cory little brick house OF and
haih. heated 10y furnace; Will put In complete
order FOR tenant
Evening star., 1898-10-18
WANTED-SITUATIONS

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
Evening star., 1898-10-18

FOR RENT
401 II NV, Sr ami. $3S 80 603 Howard nv lor
321 No nv, ,lSr ami36.e.f ami "a 90
$40 NJ NV, Or. ami. 80. sol 4OSx sy nv
14l9 Corcoran ST NV, 8r, am. ..,..... Is no
lzr ami So-5Dl JOG p ST NV Or is 50
col Howard av lor s21 18th ST ne sr - 5g
ami .......... 20 ool $50 Callan ne, Or. asa
4oS NJ nv ,7r ami. p 50l2 n se er....- 5o
oc6 I'll, ,stStu ROBERT +. BRADLEY 1909 n ST
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
2Oo4 st, l2r. 1900 96 ne. Grab. Is so
lt2S Core n. l0r&b. $500 1907 Erie nv, sr l5 90
1926 st. 9rab. $3.50 IL Patterson ne 5r 10 "a
HEISkEIL & McLERAN,
ars-tu.th&s-u zoos II 81.
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$500 per yUar-A thoroughly modern house ~
elevci' rooms and bath. Rhode l~lsud a,,igu~
near the corner OF i6th In perfect rsfHir, h-nt-
ed by furnace and open CRATES. Apply
Il. J. MARSH AL.
oNl9-af I'M u
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IODD II fW. fTN v n o %
SUBURBAN.
SIS Savannah NV.
81, ba. furnace. 70. 90
Cottage at Forest
Gicu, Sr, ba, fur .2a.O0
COLORED TENANTS.
i543 18th NV, 1r&b.S25 %
l2i5 4 NV. 7r&b. %. 90
1872 ith nv, 7r&b. 20. 40
iU2 y NV, 0r&h....1S. 40
400 T. NV, Crab. lis. 40
Phone l643. B. +. 5
sr2S-tf
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MALE

WANTED EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES
nan. other need apply. MtiilH *
N.EUTZ tp5 ST OClS-ft
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MALE OR FEMALE.

W NANTEI'- -AGENTS-WE WANT AN AGENT N
every town 10 secure subscribers 10 THE IApIES
HOME JOURNAL 20 look after renewals and dis
tribut" advertising matter. We offer profitable
employ for the wiutcr. also special rewards
Tor good work $1,000 VIII be given TO the agent
sehdihs Tue largest list up to April Is next: $500
10 The best worker and 50 on strfi,nt in,,
$ll.5Op among 900 best agents the coming season
'IOod pay IS assured every agent whether he or
she secures ''ne Of the extra awards or not THE
tJRIS PUBLISHING 60. Philadelphia, Pa
oeS-2St
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WANIED-BOARD.

WANTED BOARD FOR INVALID LADY AND
attendant; suburban home cars: porchus;
pleasant rOuI dings; for both 81 per week.
Address Mrs. CHAPMAN, 6lO II ST. NV. uclS-3t*
WASTED-BOARD, BY a CENT E1i.lN, WIFE
and child months old. in Georgetown north
western section, S45 per month references
changed Address II. y. H., Star office. It.
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FEMALE.

WANTED BY TWO COMPETENT COIORED
girls. sttas lions, cook chamhermald or "a
waitress, the other washing. at home or out hy
the day. Please call. for days. at 1918 10th st
= It,
WANTED BY COLORFD WOMAN, PLACE n
private place as chamberHatd. Apply 10 Grant
ave. n. Its
WANrED-PLACE AS CIIAMBERMAID OR TO
cgos; can furnish reference IL required. Apply
t723 Vermont ave. NV. ocIs.3ts
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1919 18th st, Sr.. $3.50 RI 1916 l. ST. Ar SS so
1908 st. Sr. 80. 80 Stab bet H. l2 E. F. ~ 90
1902 Or CT, Ar. To- 80 Stab 81 q St. 500
JAMES NJ. GREEN.
oc15-3t III l4th ST
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WANTED il-FIES T-T'LAS- CuLrRED BUTLER.
who has WORKED private family IN the city
tl4 13lL D. "
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FOR RENT-s20.50 PER MONTH; 1910 COLrIM-
BiA ST seven rooms and bath; latrohes. Apply
at Slo Vermont ave. ocS-u
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MAIB

II
WANTED BY RELIABLE SOBER MARRIED
wau aged b. general work. any kind. for fair
wages. references. Address INDUSTRIOUS MAN
star office ocIs or
WANTED BY Young MAN, q YEARS OF
age position in Office other clerical work FIRST
class bo"kkeeper and typewriter; Al references
salary moderate. Gail address G j. NJ 1870
9Th 81. oriS-3t.
WANTED WILL PAY $50 CASH FOR PERMA
nsli EprS,DtmeDt in government service having
utii"C. ocIS .,
WANTED BY CoIORED BOY, PLACE TO
work after school hours. willing to do any Kind
Ol NHiA- Apply 1i02 21st 81. NV. it,
WANTED - Ply A COLoRED BOY, WORK IN
private family OF boarding house Cali or adj
dIess days lol4 ST. NV. ocI7-2t.
WASTED-BY i0UNG MARRIED MAN COLOR
cd. position; private Ein,Ily driving or waiting.
rfty references 1914 Hth At. NV. oclT- -3t-
WANTED BT A RESPBCrABLE YOUNG COI
Ored man. place In private family drive for doc
Tor or delivery In grocery store can give bast of
rets, Address Boz l5T, Star Office. ocIT-2t.
WANTEp-BY \ GEORGETOWN LAW STTT
dcnt, place in l1wyer's office as stenograpber
and typewriter; reasonable compensation AZ
dress J. S. Star office. ocI5qt.
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FOR RENT- l477 Kenesaw crab 32 ~
ISL q NV, fur. .sr&b. SluO 532 2Uth, arSb. - ~
1904 5, 9r&b. 90 1902 I5th, 7i&b. - 20
1913 9th ne, 1r&b. Ia ~ is c av Sc crab ~ 90
1884 18th, sr&b. 90 1913 Al sw Br&b. IL 81
RALPH ". LEE. 60 14th ST. NV. Crhone 2oIp,.
ocS-tf1
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED BLOCK OF GROUND. NV. OR NE
Have ~ houses, WELL RENTED. to trade.
Price, 5000 each. X. =. DONALDSON,
cc15-3t' $50 10th NV.
WANTED LOT n. II. AVE. OR 18TH ST,
any good NV; pay cash;
from s. $40 10 $1,000. IL. 5. DONALDSON,
oClo-3t. $50 l0tn st. II
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT
Kingman's ala srs offer RI 1912 i4th st stls %
RI 1914 Mass av, R'r 1T49 ST. 3 sits. 25
stalls Sis RI fIa3 II ava stls. 20
R'r 1872 Mass aS, RI IIi3 IT, stIs 10
stalls so RI 2020 st, stls. Is
12S2- i4i Vermt ct 30 R'r 1924 ay. l5
Stab 3, r'r Heuriebs R'r l2li + sf......... Is
old brewery 40 R'r 20l3 Il ST. Q stalls. Is
R'r 1Gi6-i2 3cd st, RI 1909 q st. 3 stalls. 10
20 stalls. Az RI 1914 l. ST. stalls 10
RI 11I4 st, 20 stls 35 Rr 1901 10Th st 4 stls Ij
RI l7I4 Mass RI 1912 + ........ 10
stalls. 30 .i'r 1427 Il 10
RI 12l4 18th STD SITS =; i'r 1880 y y..... g
RI 1929 ri ay 4 stls -
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
ocls-tf 1924 NV.
FOR RENT-LARGE s-SToRY STABLE. REAR
"2s ID st. NV: between 80 and 40 stalls; ear
ringe elevator. gas water and modern stable
equipment: excellent stand for boarding and
livery: $50. Inquire $50 La. ave- je2-tf
FOR RENT-PIANOS.
FOR RENT - WILL RENT FINE UPRIGHT
piano 10 party who will take reasonable of
1t for reduced rate of 49, mo. instrument is
In perfect condition Kindly address Box 49,
Star office. oc1S-at
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FOX RENT-DFEBLE a. c
l41o Pa ay, ,sto, Gel. $500
GIG f NV, 2lr&b. 1000
926 23d st, 1lr&b. .40.6o
2s01 q NV. 9r&h. .32 90
3006 p. crab. 80. .30.00
seq
The times., 1898-02-04
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Officers of Camp 30 of the Grand
Fraternity Installed.
Hotel Guest Thought He Had Been
Robbed A Child Scaided-Ccur-
tesia> Between Firemen.

Alexandria, Feb. Sac meeting of
Alexandria Camp No. So, of the Grand
Fraternity, the following officers were
installed by Mr.. w. r. d. Gascoyne, of
Baltimore, general organizer: Past
commander a. w. Armstrong; COM
mander,D d. H. Appich; vice commander,
L. Marbury; recorder and collector,
Charles H. Appich; treasurer, c. O..
Sipple; marshal, A. F. Cox; sentry, G.
A. Appich; trustees. A. w. Armstrong,
J. Brown and j. III. Weaden. This camp
was organized in 1883, with twenty
members. This fraternity provides an
annuity of from 500 TO 5000 for mem
bers in old age, or when permanently
disabled. At the death of a member
the widow and children become the
beneficiaries.
Mr. Charles o. Lavender, who died
in Washington yesterday, was we'll
known in Alexandria, where he resided
for many years. He was a stepson Of
Rev. J. ]. Bullock, formerly pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church.
In the corporation court today, in the
case of O'Meara against Paff & Co,
the jury returned a verdict for the
The times., 1898-02-04

Sented at the opera house tonight for
the benefit of the Alexandria Library.
The cast was composed of the best
talent of Washington and this city
The house was crowded, and the pro-
ductfon was pronounced a success. The
performance will be repeated tomorrow
night.
Mr.. John G.. Adams. a former resi-
dent of this city. has been admitted to
the Confederate Home at Pikeville Nd.
In the Corporation Court today in the
cause of Phineas Janney and Wife
against Samuel NJ. Janney, a decree
was entered confirming Commissioner
c. c. Carlin's report and ordering sale
of property. The cause of William f.
Ladd against W. w. Johnson was re-
ferred to a commissioner for report.
Lewis .Magruder, well-known coll
ored resident of the fourth ward, died
last night.
A meeting of the Board of Fire War
dens was held tonight, when a number
of bills We're audited. Tie salary of
the driver of the hook and ladder truck
was increased from $40 to $50 a month.
At meeting of the Columbia Fire
Engine Company tonight an invitation
was received from the Friendship Fire
Company of Winchester 10 attend
fair and bazaar to be held in Winches-
ter during February. The invitation
was accepted. Two applicants We're
elected to membership. The members
were entertained by Mr.. F. L. Entwsle
With a grapl2ophone.
The times., 1898-02-04
Golden Cross Notes

The grand commander, acconpa MED by
the grand officers, paid an official visi-
tation to Anacpstia Comma ndery last
night. Sixty per cent of the commandery's
membership received them, as also the
degree staff, which Went through the
floor work ,,f three degrees, comforting the
second in full for the benefit Of the com
mandery. The degree team was in
charge of Mr.. J. ii. a. Fowler The
officers OF inacostia COmmandery are:
Noble commander, g. II. Thomas; vice.
Miss Effie Burr; prelate, Miss NJ j.
Wilkinson; X. of r., James II. Dony; f.
X. of R.. ID. :. Snitllson; treasurer, Thomas
j. Putnam; rerald, E. V. Lawrence; w. l.
g., Mrs. NJ. b. Johnston; w. 0. e., A. K,
Gator; IN. e., Mrs. E. L. Gator; librarian
w. E. Johnston and organist, Mrs. NJ. v.
Henry. Among the grand officers present
were; A.. III. Fiegenbaum, G. c.; w. i.
Graham, G. Il. X. j. F. kilgore. G.. T.;
E. f. Hugglns, G.. H.. and others. The
grand commander closed the ceremoh!@~
with pleasant address, c0mplimentiDg
the cOnhnanlery on its showing.
The times., 1898-02-04
4 CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
rhe Horrible Fate of Little Bertie
Della

Bertie De la, the six year-old daughter
OF iaboFer living upon country pla &C
owned by H.. Clark, short distance from
Twining City. on the Anacostia road, was
burned 10 death yesterday afternoon. The
child had been left alone with her brother.
not two years older than she, while the
mother wcnt 70 o spring SOME distance
from the house to procure n bucket Of
water. on tie way the woman Met a
friend and stopped u talk for a moment.
The children in the meantime took adj
vantage OF .ucir mothers absence to play
with the fire in the kitchen stove With
sticks and paper they drew the burning
Goals out upon the hearth, a nd from these
little BERTHE dress took fire. 1T was of
light material, and the child was almost
instantly enwrappcd iii mass OF flames
and ran screaming TO tile front OF the
house, where she fell TO the floor and was
literally roasted alive.
The brother ran out into the street shout
ing for his mother, and attracted the at
tantion OF two men, named Passena and
Howard, wian rushed into the house and
found the Hide gin dead and the interior
of the house fire. With little diff
Guilty they managed to eXtinguish the
Flames WITH u sfigrt loss. The mother
upon her return was Frustrated with grief.
Coroner Carr was notified.
The times., 1898-02-04
MAY OVERTAX THE PLANT
Why the Fourteenth Street Capt.
tai Line Is Not Running.
The Weather. Interieres With the
Work on the Avenue Busy ut
the Power House.

The cars on the Capital Traction
system on the Avenue and Fourteenth
street will hardly be operated for at
least three weeks.
1t will take until that time, at least
to get things in readiness, according to
the calculations Of Engineer CARL and
his assistants, but If the present cold
snap continues much longer the opera
ton of the new motor cars will, of
course, be further delayed.
1t was expected that as soon as the
Fourteenth street line was completed
cars would be operated from Mount
Pleasant to the Treasury building, the
idea of the company's engineers being
to secure the necessary power from the
plant OF the Potomac Electric Lighting
Company, in Georgetown. This line is
now coIHpieteain every detail. from the
northern terminus to the Treasury
building, but it has now been found
that the, cars cannot be run thereon as
expected. The delay is caused by the
inability of the engineers TO get the
copper wire necessary to connect the
line and the Potomac plant. When
this material arrives considerable time
Will be consumed in placing it in the
ducts, and ii Will be impossible to COM
piete the work within ten days, or two
weeks, even if the weather is favorable.
There is another cause for the delay
in putting the new cars in operation,
and that is the question in the minds
of the Traction Company engineers
whether the Potomac power plant is
capable of furnishing voltage high
enough to keep the cars in steady
operation. The fear of Supt. CARL is
that at busy hours of the day, when
the traffic is greatest. the generators at
the Potomac plant will be overtaNed.
The new cars have nearly all arrived.
Forty-eight are at the carsheds, and
only two OF the Avenue cars are lack
ing to complete the order sent in for
that branch. The cars for the proposed
Seventh street underground electric
system have also been shipped, and will
arrive in a few days.
The work on the new power house in
Georgetown is progressing rap dly. The
cornice is being placed on the large
steel smokestack The first of the new
boilers is being, placed, three Of the
engine foundations have been complet-
ed, and work on the other Two is being
pushed. The first of the Ave generators
that VIII furnish the current has ar
rived from Schenectady, n. y. and the
first shipment 6f Several carloads of
parts belonging, to-, the first engine
leaves Milwaukee, today.
The traclswork els. Pennsylvania ave-
nue. west to Georgetown is completed
but mo- copper has been laid in the
ducts vest of Twenty second street
The section OF the Pennsylvania ave
nue. branch lying between the Treasury
and the Peace Monument is practically
completed, and the works. now pro-
ceeding toward the navy yard
The times., 1898-02-04
City Brevities.

The Columbian Graduates Club viii meet
at O'Clock this evening in the romance
angua re room, of the Columbian University
Prof. jules Maillet will lecture in French
on the independence of Greece, lo29-Sf,
at the Columbian University, at 4 O'Clock
this afternO IN.
julius Str0beI, Charles II. Doing and.
Francis II. case have been appointed special
I, policemen rs janitors at the jefferson
School, Washington Loan and Trust Build
ing and Ninth precinct.
President Mckinley has requested Sec
retary of Agriculture Wilson TO take a trip
down the coast 10 Florida ana lack, and
ascertain how his department iAa be made
impre ,aluahleto he people or the South and
East.
A petition was transmitted TO the Senate
yesterday from the members of the Mount
Plea SAINT Congregational Church, of Wash
ington, d. G, praying hat body TO pass the
bill whichfOrbidsthe sale OF all Intoxicating
iquors ia the Government buildings.
The ease e"aiHts AloBzo WHITFIELD, WHO
Is charged in the police court before Judge
Scott. with ',eeDing an unliceu sed Tar, was
the reques, Of the assistant United States
Df the Illness Of the CHIEF prosecuting wit
ness.
Mr. Mcmillan yesterday introduced a
!onI resolution in he Senate, authorizing
orerhea trolley wires already up, west of
Rock Greek, nntsde OF the city limits and
within the District OF Columbia. Connec-
ums may be made with those wires by
obtaining permits from the District Com
mis5iouers.
A Young .nen : org aniZation, called
Minute Men modelled after a similar So
cicty in fremont TeIaple, Boston. has
lately been formed in The Ninth Street
Christian Church. The officers are: w.
+. Pierce, captain: Frank Reed, first
lieutenant; "harles F. Lemon, first ser
giant: FRANK Guschewsky, quarternia ster.
The Coiui.I ian University Debating So
ciety VIII meet in the lecture hail tomor-
row evening and discuss the question,
Resolved, That the District OF Columbia
should have representation Iii Congress-"
The affirmative side win be maintained by
MesSrs. Po@ell Ellison and Hawksworth.
and the quesfio viii be argued negatively
by MeSsis. Tfkdsll, Greist and Jacobs
The times., 1898-02-04

plaintiff for 1922, with an offset in
favor of Paff K Co, who have TO pay
the costs in the case, amounting to
So. The case arose from the refusal
OF MIR. Paff To pay the plaintiff wages
due, on the ground that the lady was
responsible for the breaking of a ma
chine.
A Mr.. Brown, who had spent the
night at the Exchange Hotel, rushed
into the office this morning greatly ex-
cited, and reported to the clerk that
he had been robbed of SI15. The clerk
assured him that such could not have
been the case, and went, in company
with the stranger. to his room. Upon
investigation the money was found un-
der a pillow, where Mr.. Brown had
placed it on retiring last night.
Mr.. William Schafer. of this city.
while at work in Doremus < CO.. S ma
chine shop. in Washington, yesterday,
was painfully cut about the face by
piece of metal.
In the police court today Arthur Lee.
coiored, was fined $3.50 for disorderly
conduct and disturbing a religious
meeting; r. II. Davis. colored, charged
with refusing to pay cab hire and with
abusive language at a police station,
was given twenty days on the gang.
Mr.. r. Theodore Cook, ex-clerk of
gas, returned today from Cincinnati,
after an absence from this city of a
week. Mr.. James Bayne, an expert ac-
countant, has been engaged to make
an examination of the books of the gas
office and report as to their condition.
A little son of Captain Crawford,
living on Oronoco street. between st.
Asaph and Pitt streets. was seriously
scalded yesterday evening by the up
setting of a stove and the overturning
of a kettle of boiling water.
Mr. John w. Avery will leave tonight
for New York.
The Pirates of Penzance' was pre-
The times., 1898-02-04

we'll know throughout the country, on ac-
connt of his position as head Of one of
the oldest institutions OF learning in this
country, while his utteIa noes on many
topics of interest and the Famous contf"-
verSy Of last year, between himself ana
the trustees OF Brown University, marx
him as man whom many people desire 20
see and hear. Admission TO this event
Will he by card only. Every member oil
the union viii have five cards for the
use of himself and friends. and invitations
will he sentro many distinguished people.
The times., 1898-02-04
MICHAEL BURKE CONVICTED.
The Jury tinds Him Guilty of Run
Ming "Speakeasy."

y
Ming "Speakeasy."
Michael Burke was convicted by jury
yesterday in the police court. The charge
against him was running 4 ''spea keasy"'
near the Soldiers Home. A soon as the
verdict was announced the counsel FOR
the defenda C gave notice Of 4 motion for
a new trial, and Judge Scott appointed
Saturday as the time for the hearing of
argument. The government was repre-
sented byASsistaut District Attorney PuglI
and the defendant by MesSrs. Lipscomb
and Turner.
The government made out a strong case
against Burke, who was once before CON
victed of n similar offensc Sergt. Slat
terry, Of the metropolitan police, testified
To having found liquor on the premises
and several other witnesses to having
purchased ~hisky and beer from Burke
at different times.
The case gainst Michael Curtin, charged
with a similar offense, was begun. but
was not concluded at the hour of adj
journment.
The times., 1898-02-04

The offices of the illow-Inhaler Com
pany in the concoran Building have pre-
sented busy scene during the past few
DAYS Dozens of PilIow-Inhalers are on
exhibition, =ghich are shown and Explained
10 the visiting public by the compa ny's
experts.
Subscribers 10 the preferred stock are
<ia KING adva aia re OF the liberal offer made
by the company, and the stock is selling
very fast Those who desire good in
vestinent should look into the enterprise.
The Officers and mana cement or the
company are certainly first class. IL
The times., 1898-02-04
roo FOND oF ovERCoATs.

Thomas McIntire'~ Penc! !lant for
Them Keeps Eim in Jail.
Thomas McIntire, 8 young man, well
connected, was charged IN the police court
before Judge Scott yesterday, with lar
ceny OF several oSercoats. Ii was proven
that he had stolen oyereoats from Eugene
j. Lucas, Edward Ellis, Theodore Dalton,
for which lie received sentences aggre-
eating fines OF $50 or eleven months in
jail.
McIntire WIS also charged with William
Mc1ntirc. alias Nolan. of stealing an over
coat from Alfred Henry Lewis. They
were held for the grand jury in $500
bonds
The times., 1898-02-04
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th and F Sts. n. W.
DYSPEPSIA.

Remember Tint GROVER GRA-
HAMS. remedy is GUARANTEED
to remove all distress FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. 1t lis folly TO Suffer
when soc. bottle, procured from
your druggist, VIII correct in
stantly all unpleasant symptoms
An fnfanible SIe, fife for Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Gastritis and all dis-
en~es arising from an impaired Df-
gestiye system. Write 10 Grover
Graham Co. Newbnrgh, \. Y, for
J,amDhIet.
The times., 1898-02-04
Diplomatic Callers.

Yesterday was diploinaiic day at the
State Department. The callers upon Secre-
retary Sherman included the French aud
German ambassadors, the Spanish and
Gillian ministers and others. The German
ambassador "a ter called upon Mr.. Kasson
Being asked for some Information about
Germany's fi'ait decree. he said that he had
no officialkpHwledge OF the subject, having
received no information whatever from his
government. Minister Cana made his fare
We'll calf.o ritcH Ahf
The times., 1898-02-04
sueS for Separate Maintenance.

Mrs Isabelle j. Lockwood yesterday
filed suit in equity against Frederick
E. Lockwood for separate maintenance.
Size states tnat she was married to hin
in 1892 aua that they lived together un-
Til October, 1892 when lie left her,, and
since that time has refused to live with
her. She says that shf. knows ro reason
for this course on the part OF Mr.. Lock
The times., 1898-02-04
I.icenSed &c Wed

Marriage licenses have been Issued as
follows: White Frederick s. vermillinn
and Mary 2. Peters; Luculus L. Gibson
and Florence B. Mutersbaugh, of Fairfax
county, Va; John c. Williams and Lucinda
b. Tyler. Colored-Henry b Page and
Mamie Dickson; Charles Blown and Leavey
Brown, OF Washington, u. C.
The times., 1898-02-04

A few months ago AIR. Byron Every,
of Woodstock, Mich. was badly af-
fiicted with rheumatism. His right leg
was swollen the full length, causing
him great suffering. He was advised
to try Chamberlains Pain Balm. The
first bottle of it helped him considera-
bly, and the second bottle effected
cure. The 25 and 50-cent sizes are for
sale by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
Retail Druggist, 9SS F street and Con-
necticut avenue and s street northwest
and 142S Maryland avenue northeast
The times., 1898-02-04
President Brown win Iec,ure

The Baptist Social Union of Washington
is preparing for patriotic meeting. in
ceiebration If Washington's Birthday. This
meeting is 20 he held on Friday evening,
the iethinsta Mt, iii the Calvary Church. and
PRESIDENT .idrews, of Brown University.
VIII De the speaker. President Andrews is
The times., 1898-02-04
ONE-HALF

of the usual retail prices. Good,
honest fabrics honest trimmings
and honestly tailored. Each and
every Suit, each and every Over
coat is backed by our unqualified
GUARANTEE of satisfaction or
your money back.
The times., 1898-02-04
you ARE

in luck if you have to buy a
new Suit or Overcoat. Right now,
the first of the cold weather, this
sale of the SCHLOSS & BROS.
stock gives you choice of newest
and most fashionable SUITS and
OVERCOATS for only about
The times., 1898-02-04
OIder a Case for Sunday.

Write or phone 2154 ami wen send "a
hotties of on delicious Ruby" or Cham
parne" Lager. Only 81. PROMPT de-
livery. Wash. Brewery Co. 4th and F ne.
The times., 1898-02-04

Do You knew that yen Gua have
The Morning. Evening and Sunday
Ttmes-the only COMPLETE Isews-
paper published in Washington
served to you by carrier for fifty
cents u month?
The times., 1898-02-04

wood, bus that although she has en-
deeyored to persuade hini To- return lie
has ahsoluJely refused Campbell Car
Tlngton is her attorney