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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
TIE Ply STCT K \ 5 vETyTTCT.

TIE Fly STCTNN 5 VERDICT.
The face was almost black from con-
Sestion. one doctor had drawn. the
tongue 10 keep the lungs alive; an
other held II bag OF oxygen To- the nose:
a third was rubbing the hands. but no
sign OF returning animation was given.
Dr. lame Tongue said: I'VE have
done all we can. Let religion TO con
sole the family now come in
ne Able dropped on his knees all
present doing Likewise. and gave alb
solution in cNtrcmis. He had no holy
oil to administer extreme junction. In
the next room the ladies were sobbine
fhe ministers came in ana dropped on
their knees. AS the clock on the man
tel struck ten. doctor said: ".\ll is
over Some persons went into the
next room Ia inform Mime. Faurc and
her daughters She soon came out
ana, with great composure. as if her
grief We're suddenly hushed. ordered
mat the body be placed on the Prcsi-
dents brass rallied bed and be kept un-
embalmed as long ae possible she
thanked the priest for rendering the
last offices to Il Christian, and said that
before the President lost consciousness
he had prayed for forgiveness OF ali
whom he might have offended. Ills
tongue was paralyzed as he spoke" she
SAID, and again, the poor have los;
IN ms death good friend
AT her request some prayers were re-
cited by the Able who WAS profound
~ affected by the whole scene.
SKETCH OF NJ. LouBET.
NJ. Emile Loubet. who is about CT
years OF age. was born in the DEPART
men; OF the Drome and began his poll
teal career in 1876. In 1892 he formed
a Ministry. became Minister of the In
terror, but was overihrown on account
OF the Panama revelations. He was re-
elected President of the Senate on Ian
uary ?. last.
If NJ. Loubet is elected European
sovereigns would soon transfer To him
their friendly regards. He is a good
unaffected. level-headed man, OF honest.
open life and far more intellectual Gull
ture than poor Faure. He is an advo-
cate and practiced at the Montilemar
bar. in the Department of Drome. Mon
tilemar is his native town. AS q pre-
caution against 4 coup d'etat or any at
tempts of the sort. the troops have been
ordered to keep within barracks in all
the garrlsons.
NJ. MELINE RECONSIDERS.
Paris. February IT, Mldnight.-Short-
ly before midnight 1t was announced
Continued on Sixth Page)
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a PAINLESS DEATH.

NJ. Lockroy. who was present at tho
death. thinks it was painless. Or.
Lannc-Longuc shares this opinion. but
believes there was in The carly stages Of
apoplcctic seizure agOniZnE pain. The
doctor attributes the break down in
tho Presidents health to Fashoda ana
thinks that the consequent anxiety used
up his vitality. NJ laurc had tostered
the scheme Major Marchand was sent
to accomplish. and he was terrified AT
It's possible consequences.
DR.. lame Tongue tells me tnur arrVT
the Fdshoda incident Nj. Faurc lost
his appetite. 1t was then he began To
feel so limp in the legs that he feared
To ride on horseback. Yesterday the
sense OF limpncss was 50 distressing
that he gave UP the idea Of canter
in the Bots de Boulognc. He usually
went there between eight and ten in
the morning. mounted on thorough
bred. He was fond of going 10 small
morning reviews at Long Champs. and
of taking up Il position beside the re
viewing General.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
ADAMS POISONING CASE.
CORNISH PROMISES TO SHED
LIGHT on MYSTERY.
tBy Telegraph to v:rEsn,an PilotJ

New York. Feb. l,.-Wi,hout making
very great progress toward the solution
of the mysterious Adams poisoning
case. The Coroner's inquest this after
noon adjourned over until Monday. Tho
most important developments connected
with to-day session were the testl-
mony of John II. Adams. the secret Syy
Of the i\niCkcrhoCkcr Athletic Club,
who went upon the witness stand and
told how he happened to mention
Roland Il. MOlncauX in connection
with sending the byCmo seltzer TO Cor
ntsh hy recognizing Il similarity in
handwriting of MolneauX and the per-
son who sent the bottle containing
the poison to Cornish: the request of
Cornish To again go upon the stand
and the statement of Dr. Hitchcock
that If he were again put upon the
stand he could clear up the mystery
of the two glasses
MESSAGE FROM CORNISH.
Shortly after the noon recess to-day
Harry Cornish sent a friend to Coroner
HArt asking for Il private conference.
Ihe Coroner sent back word to the
physical director that he saw no need
of Il private conference and that he
could tell publicly All he knew by re-
Stunning the witness stand. Cornish
announced his Immediate readiness to
testify again.
"Wha, shall disclose will help inn
me7surabiy in solving this mystery"
NJ said. Ii is very probable he will give
his evidence Monday. as Coroner Hart
ana al concerned profess To have not
ne slightest objection to his resum:ng
the stand. If h intends to throw some
hight upon tho mysteries OF the case.
Mrs. MOLINEAUN TO TESTIFY.
report cmannted to-day from the
distinct attorneys office To the effect
mat the persons who had murdered
Mrs. Adams ana Henry c. Barnet were
known and thai the state had sufficient
evidence to convict them This cvi-
denco has not yet been submitted to the
grand jury. nor will any OF the lawyers
at he district attorneys Office or Col
oncl Gardner himself explain the de-
Jay. ncapitc the time which the cvi-
Icncc IN the case IS taking. Assistant
nisiIict Attorney Osborne to-day said
that Mrs. Roland u. Molineaux would
certainly be placed upon the witness;
stand. This probably will be on Mon
| day next.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

Immediately following this carriages
were taken for the State House. where
the President visited the Legislature in
joint session. and made an inspiring
address. Here also Secretary Long
created much amusement by his Wit
uclsmS and his illusions 10 the time
when he welded the SaVel as Speaker
OF the MaSsaC husetts House of Repre-
scntAtiNeS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
THE LAST SACRAMENT.

have been To see the Abbc Rcnault,
who gave NJ. Faure absolution in eN-
trcmis. Mime. Faurc on seeing that
death was Fastening. begged that mes
sengcrs should be sent TO summon three
different priests and Il dominican. An
the priests. she thought. would not be
out dining; the dominican would sure
ly be at his monastry. She also begged
that. if any messenger met priest in
the street he should bring him-at once
to the iIlysec
Able Rcnault is the humblcst of the
humble, being chaplain to the House
of Detention. or lock UP ut the Pre-
lecture of Police. Yesterday he had
dined with some relatives, who have a
small shop in the Faubourg st. Honorc
After dinner he was going home, when.
suddenly, soldier on Il bicycle came
up. descended from the machine and
caught him with visible agitation by
the arm, saying: Come with me-"
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4 SOLDIERS TRIBUTE.

Father Renault went, and only learns
ed where he was going at the palace
gate. There the soldier said: The
President is dying; do what you can
for him; he is not bad chap
At the door porter met the Able
and conducted him To the sitting room.
The President was lying on Il mat
tress upon the iioor. He was in a
flannel shirt, and covered with drape-
ries-hs feet were wrapped in steam
ing iiannels. his nostrils assailcd with
the mingled smells of mustard and
ether. and blood flowing from his
temples, neck and forearm; for leeches
supping, hypodermic injections and
bleeding had been tried.
The times., 1899-02-08
CHIEF PARRIs' REPORT.
The Washington Fire Record for the
Month of January.

The January report of Joseph Paris,
Chief OF the Fire Department. was submit
ted TO the District Commissioners yester-
day According to the report, there were
forty-six alarms of fire during January, or
an increase Of four as compared with the
previous month. and an increase of six
as compared with the corresponding month
in the preceding year.
There were twenty-eight local or silent
alarms for which no bells were sounded,
and which were answered by the depart
ment The estimated loss by fire during
the month was s33, $50. covered by an in
surance of So. 800, against a loss of S111, ,SJ5
and an insurance of SIS, lis for the previous
month, and a loss of sl5.2il, with an in
surance of sl2,i11 for the corresponding
month Of the preceding year. Seven irreg-
ular alarms were recorded during the
month. Assistant Foremen ". J. Sets
and P. r. Davis and Private William O.
Drew, jr., were injured at fires Chief
Paris states that the surgeons have re-
ported the following sick list
Second Assistant Chief Engineer J. d. Kurtz
Foreman G. ;. Bcss No. /; Foreman F. J
Wagner. No. =; Assistant Foreman F. NJ
>mftli, No -: Engineer J. Moriarity, No. o;
Fireman ~ Brown, No. 3; HOstlers :. Z. Ed
wards. No. /: J. II. Olive, No. 5; ". H. Dole
man, Truck c, and ". b. Handy, Truck u;
Privates A y. Carter T. O'Connor. f. Gregory,
and !. CTaemer. No. !; " ID. Cronin and }. J.
Mckecrer, No ;; j. NJ Ofutt, No. :; J. r.
Mcconnell. No. =; +. W Lowe, Truck Is; A.
Roby !. Childs. and p. y. Jefries. Truck c,
and waichlnan J. I. Hyland, Engine Company
No. J.
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Southern Ry.
sehelule = eaect Dee. .. lse!
tschedule in effect January ld, 1soo)

(Schedule in effect January 10, ls9o)
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
ss9i a M.-Daily local for Danviile. Char
,t,a and yyay stations connects at Manassas daily
tor strasburg. and HarrisoIbTrs I and Tor Lynch,
With G & o. Il. r, for Natural Bridge daily. and
Lexington daily except SUNDAY
lis 4 M.-DaiIy. the UNITED STATES FAST
NAH. Pullman Sleepers, New York and
Wast,rcton TO Jacksonville. St Augustine.
and Miami. uniting At Salisbury with Pull
man sleeper for Asheyiile and Hot Springs
m mis- Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pullman
siccner Tor Augusta. Pullman Sleeper. New YoEs
N New Orleans, uniting at Charlotte with PuiI-
10 New orleans without change Dining car serE-
-. sunset personally conducted tourist eXcur-
sion. sleeper this train every Nednes-
day and Saturday 10 san Francisco |''h'u'
cnaII All p N.-Iocal for Front Royal. strasburs
and Harrisonburg. daily. except sunday.
an a. "a p N-DaiIy local for Charlottesville
% p N.-Daiiy except Sunday, NEW YORK
Avn III c2IDA LIMITED. composed OF Pulimsni
iatest Drawing -roonI. Compartment, Observation:
Library and Dining Cars, for JleSsonsille and
with connection for Aiken ,,,,,-r,o>- ~,
Ia.i5 p NJ Daily. WASHINGTON AND
s6IyTTiWESTERN. yESTIBULED LIMITED. com
noscd OF Pullman Vestibuled sleepers. Dining
C.rs and Day Coaches, Pullman Slecpers. Ne"
York 10 Nashville. Tenn. via AsheyiI!e. hnoX-
vile and Chattanoosa; New 1orh ana tampa VI.
New York to Memphis, via Birmingham. New
York and Washington to Aiken, with eoanec-
tion for Augusta, New York to New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Montgomery. Ncstihuled Day
Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern Halfway
Uinin. Car Greensboro to Montgomery
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington 2;0l \. NJ. daily, and
i.i5 p NJ daily except Sunday. and G:2j P. NJ.
s,,ndav only, for Round Hill 4;Sj P. VI. daily es-
cent sunday fer Leesburg. and 6:s5 + VI daily
ior Herndon. Returning. arrive at Washington
SOC A NJ daily and $40 r. VI Sundays only.
and S:i5 P NJ daily except Sunday from Round
UiII and :Od A. NJ daily except Sunday, from
UernJon, and s;Sf a. VI. daily except Sunday,
TbroIleh trains from the South arrive at Wash
ineton de and g:45 4. NJ. 80 and 9:Oj P VI.
U1rrisnnburg l. noon daily. except Sunday. and
o:n5 T. NJ daily. and $50 A d- daily from
Charlottesville.
Tickets sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished. ard baggage called for and
checked iron, hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Company. oFters left at Ticket Of
fees, TOJ Fifteenth st. NV; 5ll Pennsylvania
Avenue NV. am at Pennsylvania Passenger Sta
ton
Telephone call. lin for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
FRANK 5. CANNON. Third Vice President as5
General Manager
J. II. CtlIP Traffic Manager
W. A TURK General Passenger Agent
l. s BROWN. GeE.ral Agent.
The times., 1899-02-08
The Telephone Bill Rejected.

The District Commissioners yesterday
Forwarded an adverse report to Chairman
Babcock, Of the House District Conmittee,
on House bill 1l73S. ito incorporate the
Columbia Telephone Company" The
Commissioners state in their report that
they have advised against the incorpora-
Iion Of additional telephone companies in
the District in the belief that the tele-
phone service could be better rendered by
4 single company under proper manage
ment and at proper rates, than by two or
more companies having separate lines and
instruments"
The times., 1899-02-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
(Filed Feb, :, lsoo-J. Il. Young. Clerkl

(Filed Feb. :, lS9o.-I. II. Young Clerk.l
IN THE SUPREME COT RT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING An EQUITY
CouRT.-Julia Z. Cochran ". George Il
Cochran. Equity No. ZO15B
On motion OF William T.. Reilly. Esq, counsel
for complainant herein, il i this 7th day Of
February. Is99. ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance to be entered herein or on he
fore the hrst rule day occurring forty DAYS alter
publication hereof Provided. a copy uf this
order be published week for three sue
crssivc weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter and in The Times.
The object OF this suit i to secure IN abS0-
lutte divorce from the defendant on the grounds
of willu deserton.
tseaIl ". 5. cox, Justice.
\ true copy-Tcst:
j. r. YOUNG. CLERK.
by VI. \ CLANCY. Assistant. feS- -
The times., 1899-02-08
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR QUARRyING AND CRUSHING
STONE-Oficc OF the Commissioners, District
Of Columbia Washington February 5, lS99.-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
flee until l. O'CLOCK NOON ON SATURDAY,
MARCH 4, ls09, for quarrying and crushing stone.
Blank form Of proposal, specifications. and all
necessary information may be obtained at the
Office OF the Engineer Commissioner, d. Q. JOHN
b. WIGHT. JOHN W ROSS, LANSING II.
BEACH, Commissioners d. C. feI6t-eSSa
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-An elegant house; s-room and
bath; good water; at Lakeland. Nd.
eight miles from Washington. on the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad: one block from sta
tion: fare about cents a trip. and only two
blocks from new electric railroad: rent for win
ter 81, summer sI4. L. s. NEWMAN, 1908 F
ST., or J. C. BoSNETV. Berwyn, Nd iaIs-h
The times., 1899-02-08

FOR RENT-The best si1-room ard bath bay-win.
dow brick dwelling in this city for the price
-Sis.50 per month; papered throughout; heated
by iatrobes; large closet in each room; large
crete yafd: all nod :mps. and in aTst-eIass
pair. lG05 i-2 Sd ST. nw.; house open ior inspec-
ton- T. +. SAUL. Rel! Estate. lo35 18th st. NV.
H. -
The times., 1899-02-08
Will of Amauda yorfcr,

The will OF Amanda VORTEX of Louisa
county. Va. dated February /. 1893, was
filed yesterday. According to its pro-
visions the deceased disposes of her estate
in equal parts 10 her niece. Elizabeth Col
Inns. and her nephew, William VORTEX
The times., 1899-02-08
For Rent

Office rooms IN the Hutehins Builj-
ing, corner 10Th and D SITS. N. W.:
heat and electric ligh.. Apply to
Room s..
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR SALIc-IOTS.

SPRING Is COMING, with rising prices. You
can get a lot 25Sl2J for $3.50 on Great Falls
Electric Railway, within District, on monthly
payments; get one while cheap; our booklet ex-
plains. CLARK BROS. Cos 18th, ST. nw.
ia2J-lmo
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITEn

FOR RENT-Typewritars, at special prices. with
privilege OF purchase; ask TO the Jewett:
comc in and do yous typewritins. terms mod
.tatc. NEWMAN'S al 9Th st de293mos
The times., 1899-02-08
Call for seHli=monthly Bulletin.
FOR RENT-FARNS.

FOR RENr-TIuck farm in District OF Colum
bia; so acres; improvements: near Pa. ave
bridge Enquire OF OWNER, Room l. Merit
building. Item
The times., 1899-02-08
RAILROADs.
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
From station, IL I-2 st. and Pa. Ave.
RAILROADS.

In Eject November I. tSoS.
For Alexandra. wrek days $50. s:os. .1:,,.
500, s:ss $50. a:2s. 1000. u:oo. il:N.
4. 81 xl2:o5, I2;2o. l:i4. I:45 x2:os. 2:to. s;ss.
Ns:5o. yi:i5 $50. sos x5:2o. $40. xo:ot. $3.50:
l;os. 7:25. 500. 900. 1000. ii:2o. and HIS
r. NJ
Sundays 7:ss. 300. o:Is. 1890, Has, A.
~, p: 90 noon. 1915. l3o 2:IJ. 800. 3:ss t;So.
e;l5. 600. e:i5. 7:SO. s;l5. 9:oo 1000. iii-o'
and 1i:50 p. M
For Mount Vernon. week days, ESQ. 500 ias
and Hoo A. T. I2:c5. liza. a:ol. $50. s;ss' I'oo'
and 9:e0 p. NJ
Sundays. 900 \. ~. 300 sOon. s:i'. s;e'
-. and 900 r. ~
aer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. yess dsys.
s'D. $50 1000. 100 a. VI. ri2;o5. .zzo:
+. ~
;, Sundays. T:ts s:oo. Gas. io:,o. and n:ia n
~. Zoo noon, ls;t5. 1:30. 2:i5 500, s:tS, as''
o:is, 500. s.t5. 7:3o. and s:i5 r. n
Ie Payne Street only.
ITO Arlington oaly-
xExpscSS
farcss carried on all trains Baggage checked
G. Z. ABBOT, J. C0LvIS.
President. Superihtendsot
al
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT-EoUsEy.

FOR RENT-7-room, bay window brick residence;
all modern improvements; ears pass door: 1881
New jersey NV; rent reasonable SIiREVE.
1000 9TH II. Hw. fe63t
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR sALE OR RENT-HousEs.
FOR SHE OR VENT-HOVSES.
TH0S. E. WAGGAMAh.
Real Estate Broker and Arctiouec r
9f7 Street N. w.
FOR sALE-NoRTuEAsT.

tolt SAl.t.-NoNiiiEA
III nth ST. brick, 1O-r., bath and a. m: iSG 9m
30 9Th St, bnak, S-r., bath and i. IN. i..- t.Sn
60 II st, brick, +-r. 3pO'
iSi ST., frame stories, 5-r........--... i,'o'
SOUTHEAST.
2ls y. J. ave, brick, lir.. bath; m. 5000
1927 b St, brick Sr., bath, and IA. IN. H.. S561
33S L St, brick, store & dwelling, stories. S,9o
3o1 tOth St. frame, stories, 5-r.....-..... i'vto
SOUTHWEST.
GIG to 632 Maryland ave, brick; and
or; (aiD- ..-.....:..--;.....' .Sis0g5 w
sli G ST., brick, 6-r, bath and u. IN. i..... 5000
40 TO DID lsl2 ST., frame, stories, or. G0CD
4Os and 40 5. Capitol, frame, ; stories,
40 ist St, frame; lot 2iGxl5s ft.......... i51)
1890 Sd St, frame. ar; lot S0xl2S f.. l50o
1870 Sd st. sw.: lot SOxl2s ft-......-....-. 100
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Per So. Fl,
Mass. ave, bet lst and I'd; aOx75 ft.......sl s.
Sd St, bet. and l., aOxo0 ft................ 30
\. +. cor II and l1th; 5sxlOo ft............. .
II St, bet. 18th and 5th; 20xlO9 it...-.....- l 80
Mass. ave-, bet. Sd and ith; a0x75 ft........ %
\. f. cor. f and sth; 25x95 ft.............. offer
18th St.. bet. and u; 2Ox9o it......-..---. %
SOUTHEAST
Pennsylvania ave. bet 6th and 7th. s. 90
Sth St, bet. y. Capitol and A; 25xl25 IT,. l 10
Pennsylvania ave, bet. 18th and 18th. %
FOR RENT.
2li C st. NV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST. %
us ) ST. NV, u 90
iSJ 6th st. sw., 13 90
1877 Il It. ne, l3 50
6i1 \ 81. Sc, IL 90
1864 jefferson st. NV. 4-r.................. II 10
Ills II 81. NV, IL 30
5Ol and J)3 Sheridan st NV. 6-r........... 10 90
ll5l and ll55 2Sd st. NV, i-r.........'... S 20
ll26 X It. Sc, 10 30
Storeroom llD7 st. nw................ 10 %
Store and dwelling, 20l2 1ith st. NV. I1-r.. 81 90
store and dwelling, 400 lst ST. me-, 7-r A. 90
Store and dwelling, 1924 E ST.. and 4S9 goth
store, liO2 Pa ave. Observation-Disclosures. 30 o.
Store and dwelling, sol II st. NV. S-r..... 80 50
store and dwelling, 40l X st. ne. 7-r...... - on
Storerooui and one room, COS La. ave. NV. 20 90
store and dwelling. POI VI st. sw., 4-r..... 90 90
Shop rear iill lith ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 on
Store and dwelling. 1900 Delaware ave. 5-F Is 00
store and Gwe'ling, 1920 ith st. ne. 4-r.. l6 on
Store and dwelling, 30l X St ne, 3-r... IA 90
Gall for seHll=moathly Bulletin.
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR nExr-sroREs & DWELLINGS.

lC!; RENr-With or nt.Gout stable for
horses. :0l2 II ST. NV, the Desfosse French
Eafery. store dwelling. with bedrooms. bakery:
TWO sh,w windows for confectionery or groceries;
icEt $50. ial0-lmo
The times., 1899-02-08
RAII.ROADs.
Washington { Great Falls Electric
Railway Co,

Can viii leave Georgetown Union Station,
every so minutes from $50 to $50 a m. and
frsrn o O. ni to Il y. M. Returning. leave Cabin
John Bridge every 30 minutes from o:2o to s;sS
4 m. and from Q C. r. to Il .. m. or ofene'
a. trafhc demands.
T. q. FOWLER. Superintendent
rois-ts
The times., 1899-02-08

FOR RENT-Noderu brick house. 42si2 II st. NV (:
eight rooms aad bath; enquire on premises
fe3.1t
The times., 1899-02-08
FOUND.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

RIDERS. ATTENTIoN.-Wc have received OIL
d,is from our headquarters 10 close out the
balance OF our 1898 high grade bicycles at a sac
rifce as low rs -; and slightly used Gail
and I've convinced. Single tube tires. mechan-
ically put on $50. NEW YORK CYCLE Co.
42i 9th st NV. fe5-1t
The times., 1899-02-08
TYPEWRITERS.

1YPEwRlTERS cleaned. oiled. and delivered, ali
makes. q; send postal. TYPEWRITER Ex.
CHANGE. iD00 st. jsl2-2rnos
The times., 1899-02-08
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WhNTED-Neat cook and chambermaid. Call
1874 y. II. ave. NV. 1t
The times., 1899-02-08

WANTED White cook and houscworiser, SIS: pri
yatc family; no washing; also cooks, laun-
dresses, el1mbeunsids, mattresses. nurses for
families. LADIES' EXCHANGE, Oh 18th St 1t
The times., 1899-02-08

FOR RENT-liOO Mass. ave, Thomas Circle; .
bright, comfortable rooms, suitable for Young
icS6t
The times., 1899-02-08

WhNTED-Neat cook and chambermaid. Cali
l9st \. II. ave, NV. 1t
WANTED stenosrapher, lady for office seam
stress housckeepcr, chambernaids nurses.
COMMERCIAL OFFICE. 7l5 18th st NV. 1t
WANTED Girl for housework; must stay nights.
1884 18th St NV. 1t
WANTED-A girl for general homework in small
family; good wages; brings refs. i5S y. y.
ave. NV. 1t
WANTED eoIored cook for boarding
house; ref. il5 ith st. NV. Item
WANTED Competent woman for general house.
work; bring ref. 1l09 II. l. Item
WANTED -Colored girl for general housework
in family of four; stay nights: bring refs
Call between 10 and O'Clock, at l70S Q ST.
Item
WANTED Good. reliable coIoTcd cook none
other need apply. 4Ol 4th st. NV Item
WtNTED-Ncat, industrious. reliable white girl
for general Homework 2lS II st. ne. feet
WANTED Young colorcd girl as waitress and
assist with housework; references. 2l06 18th
St NV ie7-2t
WANTED White girl about 10 years Of age to
make herself generally useful. Apply 81 II
st. NV. fe7-2t
LADIES' ELECTRIC FACE MASSAGE fills out the
face and neck, removes wrinkles. blackhcads
be given 10 days treatment free. PROF. MCKAY,
OF New York, 72O 10th st. NV. fe6-3t
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head
Will he inserted for onc cent n word
for each Insertion.
WANTED-waiters. drivers. dishwashers. labor
crS, cooks, ianitors, fre;nen. boys CITY IN
TElLlGENCE OFFICE, 427 nth st. NV 1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white coachrnan Tor doc
tors family; refs. required; office fee 81.
INDIES EXCHANGE. Oh 18th st. Ii
WNNTED-Young colored man to work around
store. Call $a7 Sd st. sw 1t
WANTED-An experienced colorcd waiter Call,
ready for work. at $40 Pa. ave. NV. 1t
wANTED-Two intelligent men of good appear.
ance for outdoor positions; steady employ
ment and good pay to suitable persons. c. A.
SHEEHY. i30 7th st. W. feS3t
WANTED-Active man: retail store: wages $50
month; must be able TO loan employer 500,
secured 10y first trust on valuable stock money to
buy out retiring partner Address SECURITY,
this office. feS3t
wANTED-Collector office clerk. baker house
worker, and walters. COMMERCIAL OF
FICE, 7l5 llth st. NV. 1t
WANTED Immediately; good man
wanted at 3j9ia Pa. ave. NV. fest
WANTED-ln mems furnishing department, an
experienced Young man, under the age of 2O
please state salary desired first-class refs. re-
quired. Address NJ. f. D., this Office. fe6-3t-em
WANTED-Finisher for fine pants. b. ROD
MANN, 50a AZ st. sw fe6-St
MoLER's BARBER SCHOOL. SS3 Bowcry, New
York City; barber trade taught in eight
ks iplO cd nd
tons guaranteed when through; all tools do
mated; terms easy; special inducements to strang
ers; write for catalogue. feJ-Tt
WANTED-Horseshoe. J. T.. Gross Bow, Good
Luck, and Drummond tin tags; will pay 25c
per 100. 632 d ST. NV. fe.-6t
The times., 1899-02-08
FOR RENT-RuOSIs.

FOR RENT-Small fur. rooms, 81 and 1926 per
week II L. st. NV. fcS-3t
The times., 1899-02-08
WANTED-AGENTS.
F0R HIRE.

sl.oO-FULL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE, sl,Oo, at
JULIUS C0iIES'S. ll0i eth St nw ja4-tf
FOR lIiRE-Iiofses. buggies. and daytoas, $l.5o
and s2 per day TO drummer and business
men. PREsToN'S STABLES. sth md sts. NV:
phnne 9l7 2 noaatf