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PERSONAL
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE or RICHMOND OGsToN AULICK, DE-
ceased; No. S0IS, Docket "a; Mary /. Robeson
and Woodbury. Blair. executors, have, with the
approval of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia holding special term for Orphans
THIRTEENTH 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK AM as
the time and said court the place for making
payment and distribution under the courts di-
rectiou and control; when and where all cred
ftors and persons entitled to distributive shares
or legacies residue, notified to attend in
person or by agent or attorney duly authorized,
with their clEfms against the estate properly
vouched: Provided, this order be published once,
in each ef three successive weeks before said
day in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star: Signed December Is, 1898. J.
NoTA MetiII-ls Register of Wills. GIsT BLAIR,
Attorney de17-law3w
ESTATE OF ANN ]. E. DRAKE, DECEASED,
No. 5000. Docket 24.-George I'll. B. White ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Ann j. E. Drake late
of the District 81 Columbia, deceased has with
of Columbia, holding Special Term for Orphans
Court Business, appointed Friday, December 30,
1885, at 10 O'Clock am, as the time, and said
Court the place., for passing of claims and for
making payment snd distribution under the Court 9
direction and CONTROL when and where all creditors
aud entitled to distributive or ega-
cies, a residue, notified to attend In person
by agent Oh attorney duly authorized with their
claims against the estate properly vouched: Pro-
successive weeko before said day in the Washing
ton Law Reporter. and In The Evening Star -
Signed December, 2, 1898. GEO H. B, WHITE
Administrator. Approved: A. B. HAGNER Jus.
tice. A true eopy-Attest. J. NOTA McGIII, Reg.
lister of Wills, ID. @. de3-1aw3w
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WANTED YOUNG LADY. A STU ALTON IN
refined Christian family nurse. nursery gov
erness or housekeeper: refs exchanged; prefer
leaving the city. Address Box 132. Star office.
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WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under the classiil-
cations OF Wanted Help will be III
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-THE NEW CONCORDIA CLUB HALL.
NV corDer of 9Th end SITS. NV, for parties
entertainments receptions, dances, etc. Including
banquet hall and dressing rooms; new and com.
pete IN .very partlcnisr; desirably situated and
SAMUEL. BIEBER & son, sos TN st. NV.
no24 -tu, th&stf
FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS,
10th mar & st. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for So
eieties. banquets, entertainments and receptions.
FOR terms apply at hail. oc3-tf
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WANTED MEN To SELL. CLOTHING FOR \
large wholesale clothing manufacturer Of Chiea-
.v. men wanted who Will devote part or all IT
their time selling goods Lev the consumer: a
slSuatlr commission viii he paid; viii not "h-
Ter into contract unless agent il reliable cora-
pcfeut and can furnish \ No l references. For
further particulars address y =. care L"rd
Thomas. Chicago II
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
'URNISHEtI.


FOR RENT-VERY CHAEP-S35 PER MONTH; :;
bright, cozily furnished T-room house, in fash
fonable NV. Address HOUSE II, Star office. It,
FOR RENT-PAsT OR WHOLE OF A FURNISH
ed house: CENTRAL for business private dwell
ing: frst-cla chance for the right party. 5o3
18th St It,
FOR RENT-1325 NJ ST. OVERLOOKING THOMAS
Circle, handsome residence; furnished; 10
rooms 3 baths. all mod. imps.; stable IL desired
Apply 1897 NJ St; owner. del65t'
FOR RENT-SEvEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
MI, fully furnished, Q near 14th ST, S35
Also nne-room dwelling. MI, near city; eec-
trie cars; handsomely furnished $50, including
light and fuel; large grounds. Address Box 81
Star Office. deIS-2ts
FOR RENT-LADY GOING ABROAD WILL RENT
her residence en- 10th ST., furnished. until Oct. /,
1899, for shorter term; Ii rooms; baths;
well furnished; low MALCOLM HUFTI,
atty, Rooms 10 and II. 412 La. DEF -12t'
FOR RENT-A NUMBER OF VERY DESIRABLE.
completely FURNISHED houses. well located in
northwest, at reasonable prices.
GASCH BROS.
oc27-t 1907 st. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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MALE.

" tNTE1, EDUCATED MEN TT ORGANIZE STA
lions travelling library university salary gUafan-
tecd. II made 500 net last month. FARM
FLEE Chicago de1I-S&w.t II
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FOR RENT-1316 18TH ST. NV. CHEERFUL,
good-sized. nicely furnished room, I'd floor, with
good board for persons in private family. for
$40 per month. deli -3t*
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FOR RENT-R0OMS ON THE 1ST, I'D AND Sd
floors; those the I'd floor especially suitable for
physician dentist. Apply Hos q st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1906 1 av. Or. $500 43 r NV Or 800. s26 30
1929 av. 11r. so. 80 SO 18th ne. Or 20 80
1872 10th NV. 81. SO 80 111o Trinidad ne sr u 80
delI-2t WILLIAM h. ELLIS 525 1lth ST. NV.
FOR RENT PHONE ga
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO..
COR. 9TH AND +, ROOM 2.
1888 14th NV, sto, 1439 Ohio NV. .Sr. 81. 80
dwg & sta. 90 335 Spruce NV. Or. 1S. 80
1872 18th nw Sr. 1880 1881 14th fiat. 5r. is 81
1895 18th nw Sr. 10 2Ul3 Sd NV. Or. Is. 30
1l24 l4th store. 300 2lS av, Or. 1900
1898 r NV, Or .25 90 e212 Clev'd ar Or l3. 80
3lS Sc, l0r. 25 90 1915 35th. 1850
933 av NV, Sr. .25.uO 32O9-lS sherman ay
420 p NV. 81. 0.50 NV, 5r........... 10 so
S07 Savannah st. Stab r'r 434 K NV s 90
Petworth. 7r. 90
de17 JNO. L. WEAVER Real Estate Officer.
FOR RENT-501 NE, 13R. & BATH. .... $50 90
sos Cap, 11r&b $50. 40 1921 q ne, ,6r&b. .new20 50
122 4th Sc. 11r&b. 40. 30 9l7 9th Sc Grab ID. 90
905 .SrtSb. 35.u0 ll33 Park pl he, Tr - I5
134 9th he. 9rSb. IS .0O 143 l. Sc. 6r. 800
305 Mass ne, 6rab. %. 80 80 18th Sc, 5r.... 500
delT-3t j. c. WELDON & Co, 224 East Cap. 81.
FOR RENT 9O9 NV, 12r $4,000
III D NV, 6r So. 90 6IS L av NV. 6r i6 so
SO Defrees NV, 6r .1o 80 Is l. NV Ar LIST 4. IL 80
2I4S Sth NV. Or. II. 50 81 Fenton ne Or IL 30
1895 Union sw, Or. IL Sol Fristoe CT nw Ar 8 80
STORES.
1000 11th nwSdw $4,000 22i0 14th nwssta S25 90
Coal yd 14th .66 AL y nw.......... 10 90
Call for list of other property
CAfNo0D Il GARRETT, 18th & y. Y. ave. NV
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FOR RENT-CHEAP-1I RHODE ISLAND AVE
NV; TO good and permanent tenant only
$50 PER MONTH.
de1I-3t BEN. b. BRADFORD, T13 14th NV
FOR RENT-NEw BRICKS. 62o AND go MD
ave. n-e.; Tor. hot-water heat; mod. imp; cabi-
net mantels: complete throughout; house open.
J. FRED KELLEY, Room 20. $50 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR REMITTANCE. SUNNY FRONT ROOM, NICE
~ furnished and well heated; convenient to -four
lines of cars 1860 9th st. u-w., 9Th and
Mass. ave. Itr
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FOR RENT
913 La av NV, 2l0 18th sw. Or. 80 90
floors, per yr. S1,3n0.o0 200 Md ne sto,
1920 II ay, l3r. 1890 &c...-..........3O 80 90
tl5 10th NV, l3r.. 1000 l025 9Th ,s&dw "a 90
1907 18th NV. l3r. 5000 9Dl 10th NV, ar. - 90
S25 NV, l3r. -. 5000 312 9th me- store 25
939 Ew, l2r. 5000 lS29t2 5th INV, Tr. % 50
1919 NV, 1or.: 5000 S43 NV, IT,. 20. 90
HOO 9th nw,st&dw 5000 l711 11th lw. Or 20
GA 9th NV, Or. 1000 Store 1245 eth 20 90
1929 18th NV l2r. 1000 600 Tenn av ne sto &c 20
1923 10th NV, 10r. 1900 436 y NV IT,. IS so
l203 ii ne, sto&dw $500 3l6 LIST ST.. Is 80
716 11th NV, .35.O 90 3l0 9th ne ar.... Il. 90
4l3 aV NV, 1or 35.00 Office rms 637 f NV.
232 me- 1Or. ..... So. so
For list of small rents call at office,
delI-tf ALBERT +. FON, $50 F st. NV
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED MEMBERS FOR OPERA DRAMATIC
club: good voices; operas and dramas given with
M 1921 10th II dIJ-t t3t.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A SUM OF MONEY, IN OR NEAR THE
city hall. Finder Will be rewarded ON returning
to l. WILLIAMSON, 45S Louisiana ave It,
LOST OR STRAfED-FROM 2015 WYO AVE, A
black Gordon setter white spot on breast: short
tail reward Of So will be paid If returned
to above address. 1t.
LOST-ABOUI DEC. >, SMALL GOLD WATCH
and diamond boa pin. S25 reward if returned 1901
10th st. NV. deI63ts
Evening star., 1898-12-17

THE '99 ORIENT BICYCLES ARE NOW IN.
They are light and strong machines, built on
approved lines, at popular prices. Don't fail to
see them. HADGER & CO. 12I l4th ST. NV
noSo-tf
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FOR RENT-S00 l. ST n w, TWO LARGE, NICE
Iy furnished communicating 2d-hoor rooBis; corner
house: north, east and southern exposure: near
four car lines it,
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FOR RENT-BY w. c. DI'NALL. 925 + ST. NV.
ooS oth NV, lSr. Siot % 459la Pa av NV, $4,000
AGO NV, or. .-.. 1870 1910 9Th sw. Sr... 1850
NV cor 9th anu 500 NV, ar. 90
NV, 1lr 5-5O 81 Mass NV, Or. 70 .G5
DO ne, IT.. .1G 80 1906 Riggs p Or. 30. 90
1913 18th NV, 6r. 100 9il o st NV. Sr.. 80. 90
1433 9Th NV, Sr. .2U50j 42I 9TH NV 1Vr. so
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1913 4th NV, Sr.- $50 90 1870 Marion NV. Or .I450
ia Fla ay NV, Ir 10 15 1923 Sd NV, or. 1880
Sl9 9th ne Or. 1850 1904 Sd NV. Or. IA 80
l4l2 5th NV, Or .lG. 90 i44O Sd me- r.. 10 IS
Store, 931 st. Observation-Disclosures SAL. 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEMALE.

NANTED-BY COMPETENT COOK, PLACE AS
cook or generai houseworker; best reference. IA
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FOR RENT-BY LATTMER & NESBIT 1921 G ST
1926 18th NV, sr&b. .S45 1II6 18th .9r&b 81 SO
1909 II NV. 1r&sto- 40 Cor 10thSG Sc, ,5r&sto Il
6l5 NJ NV, sr&b. % 2225 18th NV GrSb. . p
146S Fla av, Sr&b. .25 81 Fenton ne Or br 10 81
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BRADLEY. 1903 T st.

FOR BENT-I4l9 q ST; 9 ROOMS; SALOON
parlur, dining room, buffers pantry and kitchen
first floor furnace; all in p,.rferi order.
reduced 10 SS7 ~. TIEOD FRiEBl :. Bank
bldg, 18th and g NV del4-w, ,th&s %
FOR RENT-9O7 ST NV: lS ROOMS. puI'-
ble parlOrsi buffers pantry, linen cl-set. lauu-
dry; stable for horses and carriage rom. i
elegant house and in perfect prder rent ,1ly
500. THEOD FRIEBUS Bank bldg, 18th and
u dei4-W, ,thMs 81
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FOR RENT-To CoLoRED TENANT, Ieos X
NV; rooms. BATH. CELLAR; papered;
RANGE; HOT and cold water.
po1o-u STONE 4 FAIRFAN sos NV
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WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY To ACT AS PRI-
yare secretary and general assistant to busy So
oiety lady. Address Box . Star office
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FOR RENT-BNFt RNISffED-
2034 q ST. 12r S5 90 1919 81. 7r&b.. % 81
lI2S Corc'n. l0r&b. 5000 1884 II ne st6dw. a5.Ho
1926 L 81, 9rSb. ~. - 1907 Erie NV, Sr. $500
1920 I'D st, Sr&b. 1000 10 Patterson ne 5r 1850
HEISk ELL a MrI.EliAN.
au9-t. str loss = ST
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FOR RENT
The best six-room and bath hay-window brick
dwelling N this city for the price SIS. so Ier
month; papercd throughout; heated 10y la
trobes; large closet in each room; latge con-
crete yard, all modern improvements and in
hrst-class repair. 16O5l2 Sd 81. NV. House
b. F. SAUL.
Real Estate.
nolS-n l035 7th IT. NV.
FOR RENT-DwEILING 1il5 10TH ST. NV;
La. ave se3O-tf
FOR RE1NT-F YOU HAVE VACANT HOUSE
place 1t In our hands, and We can readily tind you
tenant. W. IL. BARNES a. CO.,
or29-tf 627 K 81. NV.
FOR PENTHOUSE CORNER 4TH AND h SITS.
Sc, rooms; also 402 ST. Sc, 5000;
' qSire isus s' i st' spp1s1Se &sWt p'' e " % desf n
FOR RENT-BY b. r. SAUL. Sc. COR. 7&L NV
2126 NV, l4r.2b. $1,000 1605s Sd NV, Grab 1880
1122 9Th NV. 9r&b. IS SO s24 9th NV. 5r&b. 16 90
l34S T NV, sr&b. 5000 734 Sheridan 7r&b. l6 90
1910 30h NV SfSsb 2s.0O 524 Tenn ay ne 6r b. 10 sd
1895 Sth NV SFeb. $3.50 SIS @ NV 7r&w Is M
ASS NV, sr&b. =. so 1929 sth NV 6r&w. IL 20
21O ID NV. Srxb. -25 81 1645 NV Or btcoIl - so
Il NV, er&h. 300 40s NV Or. w(col 20 90
el9 NV. sr&b 70 so gsl 5th NV .sto&dw rs 90
900 rw, sr&b 20.50 202s eth NV lg sto. 500
lI20 9th nw 9r&b %. so 1910 7th NV lg sto .Sl 81
1Io9 tth NV, 6T&h 2o.oo us 9th ne TX sto II 90
124 Fla av nv. Or b1s.50
Phone 1e43 Cali at Office for "Reut Bulletin"
del3-f
FOR RENT-To CoLoRED TENANT. Ieos X
NV; rooms. BATH. CELLAR; papered:
RANGE: HOT and cold water
no16-u STONE & FAIRFAX. s06 NV.
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WANTED-ENGAGEME TO PLAY PIANO
for dancing school and social dances; terms mod
crate. Apply NJ. D. ADDISON, 1909 Both st.
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FEM ALE.

WANTEb-CLERlCAL WORK OF ANY KIND To
q" al b"ne Address Box 30, Star ONCE le17-3.
WANTED A LADY WISHES To sEC,I-PF pI ,15I,
IN small private family Chambermaid ami
waitress Tor respectable and competent coloTrJ
NVIIsL- Apply i"oo y ST NV delT-2t'
WANTED SKIRTS TO REBINp AND PRESS.
30 cents 1852 Vermont ave.
WANTED By TWO COLORED GIRLS, WITH
reference, chambermaids and light houSesork
toi" : - NV. del7-2t'
WANTED SITUATION BY TWO COLORED WO-
men Is nrst-ClaSs cook aud general housexork
Also one rniored man for indoor work. Call five
days 1924 9th NV.
WANTED - DBESSMAKERS BY THE DAY
twhitsl. must be thoroughly competent and fur
hLsh good TefeFenees- Address Box "a Star
ofles.
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FOR RENT-BRICK zoos 26TH n w; 10R.: NEW
paper; MI; $3.50. Brick 2206 14th st. nv;
Sr.; MI; S2S. so. Brick store and Or. fiat 1928
7th st. NV. MI; $32.50 ]. FRED KELLEY
Room %, $50 Ut. NV. delT-3t
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1918 Pa ay.st&dw $40 90
1900 Pa av, = large

1872 V NV. Grab. is. 20
l43y c sw. Crab. rs. 90
2 hs Canal sw. Or. HOO
3 he TEN ay NV. 5r. g. 80
24Os IL Shows CT,
Ar and water. ....-S.O %
repairs.
CHAS. LINKTNS.
Room SO. McGill bldg
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FURNISHED.
2114 st. NV, II rs. l. b., ami. $3.50 90 mo.
1720 Q ST. NV, 10 rs d b., ami. 1880 mo.
1a65 St. ~ rooms; ;...;;......- 12o mo.
UNFURNISHED.
1706 Conn ave-, 10 rs. & b., ami. 10000 mo.
1908 Sunderlt nd NJ. IL d. b., Anil 10. 90 mo.
OFFICES.
734 14th st., 2 rooms. s................ $500 mo.
SUBURBAN.
dunn irton," on Pierce's Mill 3D.
Conn. ave. cars, IA rs, large
groJ Ids ...... ..................... $1,000 mo.
no24-tf H. ROZIER DULANY. 1920 f st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-12-07

Foster E. s. Graves, Bernard Goode. r Fl
Graham, Charles Howard, r. S. Harper
Charles Jacobson, Henry A. Johnson Saml
". Lewis, w. c. Long McAllister & Feast
l. Jacob Mayer. John II. Magruder Ali,
son Nailor, jr.; John c. Parker. Jarob
Strausberger, N. H. Shea. Charles g sloan
Henry Hammond, r. P. Clarke. Major c.
a. Bartlett, c. F. Norment. Hecht & GO
Mayer Bros. & Co. Friedlander g. co p
Frederick, Fred c. Gieseking. M. M Reei-. H.
man, Castelberg Jewelry Company CbarIns
0soorne, John T. Wright Lansburrn e
Bro j. a. Knapp. w. A. Vondeheide VII
w. W. Biggs, p. Mann & Co, ! @ W.,
ters @ d Son. George w. Cissel & Co, MAJ
neid q Brown. W. T. and F. B. WeaWer
Ee Gume d Green. Cropley & Boteler. Fred 8
Smith, Smith, NJ A. Tappan. C. ]. Uphoff e NJ n
wins, j. d. Lasley, Chris. Xander w
Gray Hawley, William Muehleisen
Luckett, Luck Julius Lansburgh. Frank "a
Ihomas, Richardson & Burgess. M Nm.
gan William Walters Sons, w S. Barker
Edwin Joyce, James F. Oyster. r.. &
Baugham, r. w. Barker, E. III. Thomas
J. Louis Loose F. b. Crosthwafte r o.
Berens. kneessi's Sons, Paul Pearson 7 r
aermann q Son, Rosenberg & Co, Charles
Deitz; r. T. Simpson, ]. f. Dyer e Co.
De Lashmutt. " D. w.
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FAVORs A PEACE CARNIVAL,
Business Mems Association Wants
One Held in Washington.

AT meeting of the board of directors of
the Business Mems Association, at 1914 +
street northwest, last evening the presi-
dent, Mr.. w. s. Knox, in the chair a reso-
luton offered by w. s. Mexican was adopt
ed to the effect that there should be during
the spring months of this coming year a
celebration in this city of the cessation of
hostiiities between this country and Spain
The president was authorized to name
committee of five, OF which he shall be one
to take into immediate consideration ar
rangements for a peace carnival in this
city during the month of May. This COM
mittee is instructed to extend an invitation
to tho board of trade, the East Washing
ton, Northeast Washington, Mount Pleas
ant, lexington, Northwest Washington,
South Washington, and like organizations
of citizens to join with the association in
making all arrangement for the proposed
celebration.
A resolution was also adopted approving
the movement already inaugurated to ap-
propriately celebrate in 1900 the centennial
anniversary of the location of the perma-
nent seat of government in this city, and
pledged the earnest support of the associa-
ton to the movement.
A social meeting of the association, 1t was
announced, will be held at Willard
Hall Monday evening, when buffet lunch
will be served.
Standing committees were announced by
the president, as follows:
On law and Observation-Disclosures Gard
ner. N. H. Shea, Z. w. Ayres, W. w.
Burdette and c. +. Norment.
On entertainment-Allison Nailor, jr., E.
G. Schafer, ]. e. Miller, E. H. Neumeyer
and T. E. Ogram.
Transportation-F. P. May, P. H. Heis-
kell, jr., r. A. Johnson, W. T. Weaver and
Elphonzo Youngs.
The following were elected to member
ship: w. A. Bate, Walter A. Brown, j. H
Crawford. John H. Croghan, G. w. Dudley,
John w. Drew, Henry ]. Finley, Percy s..
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Make Appropriate Presents.

a man or woman than a nice pair of kid
gloves. They always come in. and women
declare they can never have too many
pairs. There are gloves for morning, after
noon and evening wear. driving gloves and
warm winter gloves. AS in every other
business a firm that makes a speciality Of
any one thing is certain to lead the trade
The Louvre Glove Company of 919 F street
northwest deals in gloves exclusively, and
everything in that line may be found with
in IT'S spacious stores. All of the latest
colors and lengths, for both men and wo-
men. are on hand, and the assortment is
greater, it is said. than in any other store
In the city.
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Contract Term Extended

The contract with the Gamewen Fire
Alarm Telegraph Company for equipping
the headquarters Of the District fire alarm
system, which are TO be removed to the
third story Of No. Ii engine house. sth
street between D and E streets. has been
extended by the District Commissioners for
thirty days. Th4 extension was made nee
essary by the failure TO complete the addi-
ton to the engine house required for the
new headquarters. 1t is expected. however.
that the new system will be Installed in
time TO put II IN operation by the first of
the month.
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Dfned by Gen. Miles.

1eherai Miles last night entertained at
ner-deneral Garcia and the members
OF the Cuban commission and a number of
other friends. The latter included Generals
Wheeler, Lawton and Gilmore. ex-Secre-
tary Sherman, Senators Morgan, Elkins and
Lodge and Acting Secretary of War Meikie-
john.
Evening star., 1898-12-07
From the New York Herald ,:nd ,

Pity the President had not said more nr
written less in his message to Congress,
True to his habit Of throwing down the
rrins the President in this inspiring mo-
ment Of our history has nothing to Sug-
gcst. takes no initiative, strikes the key
note of no new policy. He merely collates
dreary report presenting numerous facts.
and leaves the rest to Congress and to God.
There are some facts. however, which he
does not give.
In the seven thousand words devoted to
a history Of the war one searches in vain
for any expression of sympathy or regret
for the gallant soldiers left to suffer. and
many. alas. To die of starvation and fever
in hospital and camp through official indif
ference or Incompetence. on this subject,
which 50 deeply moves the heart Of the
people, nothing is said. There is no such
word in the message as Alger or Algerism.
Evening star., 1898-12-07
THERE RElSAGlA@s @E PIEnPl- e

Who are injured by the use of coffee Recently
there has been placed in all the grocery stores a
grains that tskes the place of coffee. The most
delicate stomach receives it without Distress and
but few can tell II from coffee 1t does not cost
over Il much. Children may drink IT with great
benefit. 10, and 2bc. per package. Try it Ask
Evening star., 1898-12-07
From the New York World tdeml.

As the proclaimed object of th5 war was
to secure the freedom and independence of
cuba. the first inquiry will naturally be as
10 the Presiden : attitude toward that
island, the sovereignty of which has been
sure ndered by Spain. Even the most cap
tious foreign critic must admit that the
President stands squarely by the rcsolu-
tions Of Congress. There is no suggestion
of anneXatiOn-and yet thare are probably
few intelligent Americans or well-inforlned
foreigners who doubt that Cuba will. by
the desire and free consent of her people
and hcfOr' many years, become part Of
the United States.
Evening star., 1898-12-07
From the New York Times CdemD.

In declining to discuss a this time the
government or the future of the new pos
sessions which will come to us as the re-
suit of the war with Spain. President Nc
kini-y rrnounCes that leadership of public
opinion which our great Presidents have
cherished the nOblest of their privileges.
such discussions says the President,
will he appropriate after tn treaty of
peace shall he ratified No. That will be
too late. They are appropriate now, in order
that tn people may form and express their
opinions before the Senate takes up the
consideration Of the treaty. They will be
disappointed that he has put them off. We
shall he disappointed If his ill-judged 81
lenc" does not augment the opposition to
colonial "XansiOn which has already mani
fes; u itself among the conservative men of
the nation.
W. are quite at loss to interpret the
Presidents silence unless il proceeds from
sheer timidity and Unrcadiness of mind.
Mr. Mckinley ought by this tima to be in a
position To know whether the American
people want him to take and keep the Phil
ippiIes.
Evening star., 1898-12-07
MESSAGE COMMENTS
Press Views of President McKinlev's
Annual Report.
REASONS FOR DISAPPOINTMENT
Commended as Patriotic, Con-
servative DeIiverance.
TIL Z PHI ISIS Z
From the Boston Herald (iHd0.

From the Boston Herald GHd.).
Upon the whole. the Presidents message
VIII doubtless be interpreted by the people
as - patriotic expression of the views of
their chief magistrate, such as will be en-
titled to a hearty pubic approval. As will
he observed, there Is no revelation of ag-
gressiveuess in the Presidents utterances,
such as would indicate that he has a for
eign policy" to thrust upon Congress.
From III" New York Evening Post tindl.
We should he glad if We could overlook
the first part of the message altogether. 1t
must have cost the President severe toll to
MAKE ii appear That he approved of the
war in the beginning. when everybody
knows that he was utterly opposed to q
war with Spain until forty fifty republi-
can members of Congress held a stop
watch over linn Now. the point of crit
tcism is that The President tries to make
it appear that The nation was plunged into
war with his concurrence. when everybod
knows that he was dragged along unwill
iIgly. ana that he had not sufficient firm
ness to resist policy which he believed to
he. Up to that time. unnecessary. and there
for" wrong. 1t is very distasteful for us
TO comment upon this part of the message.
IL is with more satisfaction that we turn
to the part in which h. glances at the re-
latiouS We are to hold with thC Island of
Cl-h~.
Evening star., 1898-12-07
From the Philadelphia Times (ind.J.

The narrative part of the message is
thus its most conspicuous part and while
it tells nothing that is unfamiliar and
Omits much significant detail, ii has never
theless an historic value as the official
record of the attitude OF this government
toward Spain before and during and at
the close of the war OF 1898. 1t is not
more than a bare outline, but it is for the
most part fairly drawn. with simplicity
and dignity. and ii represents the purposes
OF the United States as we would have
them represented to the world.