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THE 3HOl?3rrNG TIMES, MONDAY, PEBRUABY 25. 189G.
-ri gci ,jnn""riiSMMarii'E BHHIHHHSESH
Twenty Words - for Te
n Cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
WASHINGTON. D. C February
Ki? SwS-ik annual meeting or I ho
hhareholdersofUieFidelity Investment Coni
iiany of the District or Columbia, ftir tlie
election or a board of sex en directors for
the ensuing vcir, will be held at the crrice
or tlie company. Room Ko. 105. Atlantic
3'uilding. en Tuesday. March 3. 1S9G. at
7:110 p. m. JAMES H. T1BBITTS. Sec
retary. 1 l--"
GENTLB3IAN having positive infor
mation in nj,.ud In stock deal about
to !o made in V.all Street, desires party
to operatennd divide profits, which will be
large; you handle tie money; this is an op
TiortunTlv seldom of rem). Address K. M.
5t tills orrie. rf24-3l-cm
WA?,H) G i ON
r. c . -l.
xtsyo.
631 Pa. ave. nw.- V meeting
nf the slocki older 1 the Caiiit hnhw.i v
Comiiaur will be held at A. E. Handle's
oirice. G31 Pa. ave. nw.. on THURSDAY.
Fob., 27, 1690, at 12 o'clock 1:0011. lor the
purpose or elect" nUf 'lremrs.
ARTHUR E. HANDLE.
fe31-5t AUuL'faTUS BLRtiDOUP.
TBC E annual lovcung or the stockholders
o't the Cross Manufacturing Company
will be Jield at 107 King fel- Alexandria.
Va.. MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 2.
IbOG, at 3 p. m., for e.-eclinn or board or
direotors ami Uie transaction or such busi
ness as may 'awfully come berore It. JOS.
B. FORKEit. Sec.
Fvurttr 1ft. KS90. felS-1-it
losi.
STHATED from 1705 Mass. ave.
uotk uniiuio bull terrier, with white
breast and feet: had on collar with name
.sand a.ddress. Mittoa Mass. Reward jiaid
if returned to" above address. It
LOST Small brown pockctbook, near
cor- 9th ami 1 sis.. Saturday evening.
containing J.i-- and $3.18. Pieav murn to
CHAMBERMAID. 901 Dill si- nw. It
LOST Saturday night, small feather ltoa
oh 5th st., Iietwtvn P and R. I ave:
valued as a gift. Reward If returned to
17QG 5th st. 1 t-cm
LOST-About b o'clock 111 B. .t P. depot,
brack monkey-fur muff. Liberal re
ward if left at 332 S.G.O., "War Department,
lt-em
jU'SIXESS CHANCES
FOR SALE-At a tacrifice, dining
and 1. lit. 1. mom, doing a Rioil business.
Address CHANCU. this office. It
A BAHGAIN-A lC-room house, sit
uated 1 block from the Capitol, nw.;
fully far. J or roomers .or boanlers: room
ers already 111 house; parties leaving the
city by 1st of March: terms moderate
Add ress Box T.E.M.,thiB office. fe24-3t-em
THREE LOG HAFTS FOR PACIFIC
How They -Will He Made and Towed
mid the Com of It AH. -
Oregonlan.
Capt. IL R. Robertson and Mr. W. I. Real
of San Francisco arrived in this city
yestorday, and this morning will take the
M earner Potter Tor Stella. Their object
is iohuy sufficient fire lumber to con
struct three more large rafts, similar to
those built last year, for shipment to San
Francisco. After visiting Stella and as
certaining what arrangements can be made
with the lumbermen in that neighborhood,
Mr. Robertson will take a trip to the
lumber. districts of the sound before com
pleting his purchase.
ThtTmatteror towing the timber to the
fca is a subject to which Mr. Robertson
is giving considerable attention, as he
enn hBVe his rafts towed from soucil points
to the niouih of the Columbia River for
,$150 each less than he is required to pay
fur towing the .same from points on the
Columbia River to the lightship orr As
toria. For the three rafts this would
make a difference of $450. The cost or
towing the rafts from the mouth of the
Columbia to San Francisco is $1,000
each, which brings the total cost of tow
age to each raft.$l,4B0 and $1,000, ac
cording to the place from which the raft
has to be taken in low.
It is.probable. however, that the lumber
wHI Ik; purchased and the raft constructed
at or near Stella, as Mr. Roliertson has
a $10,000 plant at that point for this
work, which would cost considerable to
transport to Pugct Sound.
Though they intend to arrange for felliug
the tree at once, the ran will not Ik com
meJieed until Mme time in March. It will
require a little over four mouths to con
struct the three.
These three rafts will b of a uniform
size, viz.: 527 feet long, 52 feet wide, 30
feet deep, and drawing 20 feet of water
when floated .a nd will contain some 5,000,
000 supwficial fivt of lumber each, board
measure. The lumber shipped, which in
itludes piling and spar timber, saw logs
and long timber or every description, will
be packed fu a cradle constructed for the
ptirpoec.
The raft, when ready to be towed, will
resemble a cigar in shape, flattened on the
upper, stile and tapering to a point at each
end. "When the logs are placed in the
uradlea large tow-chain will be run through
the center of the raft. To this will be
connected oilier chains running herring
bone fashion every twelve feel, fastened
to other chains surrounding and binding
the logs together the same distance apart.
The manner of constructing these rafts is
most Ingenious, and was patented by the
Inventor, Captain Roberteon, some years
ugo.
Mr. Robertson will make contracts for
the lumber, which is to be Oregon fir, to
be placed alongside the cradle in the water.
BICYCLES OF CHEAT COST.
N;v York Firm to Mei'tu Demand for
$1,000 MneliliicK.
Exchange.
The most prominent New York jewelry
firm has fomething new Tor wheelmen in
n silver bicycle, which was put on exhibi
tion at their store a few days ago. The
wheel Is the first of ttc kind ever made.
In order to injure strength and durability
it was necessary to have the supporting
rods and spokes of steel. All the leit of
the frame is or sterling silver. The handle
bar is of plain silver, with burnished Ivory
handles. The other silver parts arc finely
engraved by hand, wilh icpouse etching
of the Louis XII style. The sprocket
-wheel is or plain silver. Tlie saddle itseir
is studded with silver nails. Tlie cost of
the machine, as it stands, is $,00. A silver
lantern to go wilh it will add from $100
to $200 to the price.
The completed wheel weighs about
twenty-six pound- a member or the com
pany .said, in explaining the 1 Obstruction
or Hie new bike: "This wheel was built
to supply a demand which we know to
exist among tome of our patrons for a
better and more expensive wheel than can
be had on the market at present. Sucli a.
wheel we have tried to make, and I be
lieve that another season will see many
or them at the fashionable re.-ortjif"
A -woman's wheel Is Uclng finished in
the firm's shops. The wheci will he much
more richly ornamented, and its price will
be $1,000. A lantern, which is being made
to go with it, will Le set with precious
clones and will cost scleral hundred dollars.
ases
THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Auctioneers,
61 2 E St. N. W.
TRUSTEES' SALE 01- VALUABLE
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON LUD
LOW AVENUE, WHITNEY CLOSE.
By virtue or n deed or trust dated June
lfl. lSJr. and recorded Jim 20. 1 W. In
Liber 2034, folio 146, of the District of
Loiumbia Land Keconis. default 1 aingoc
cnrird thereunder, the undersigned will
otter at pub If sale on TUESDAY. MARCH
the 3d, A. I)., lKfG, at 4 o'clock p. :n., in
front T the premises, lot 3. in block I), of
the subdivision known as"Whitney Close.'
said lot fronting 67.17 feet on Ludlow
avonue, with a depth of 200 feet.
Terms or sale One-third cash, one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years, or
all cash at purchaser's option, dererred
payments to' be secured by deed of trust
uKn premises sold, and 10 bear interest
at the rate of G per cent per annum from
the day of sale, payable semi-annually. A
deposit of $1JQ0 "will 'e required at the
time or sa!e.' Terms or sale to be com
plied wilh in ten days or premises will be
resold at the risk and cost or defaulting
purchaser. n
JACKSON H. RALSTON. Trustee.
1333 F st. nw.
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS. Trustee.
fel9-12texS 13JJ3 F St. nw.
FOR HEN'T HOUSES
FOH RENT-T0.1 good colored tenant.
0-room house in excellent order; 912
V st. nw.. Apply to owner, 1-1-13 b st. nw.
fc25-3t
FOR RENT New G-rooin house and
outbuildings; beautifully situated, with
15 acres of land, on good read. 4 1-2
miles from city. Addie.ss Y., this orfice.
It
FOR HENT-At Brookland, 7-room
frame cottage: with modern improve
ments: 2 fcquares from electric cars. In
quire r. S. IIO LLIDGEr care Saks A Co
city. . ft-23-7t
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
A ROOO"7 N VESTMENT-Dwif
ing to Jei've. the city. I will sell my 3
alley nouses, situated lictween Mass. ave
and t: and 2d and 3d Ma. nw.. for the sum
total of $1,250. spot cash; thev biing a
total rental or $11 p?r mouth, and are al
ways under rental; perfect title, wllh ab
stract from til U association Iree; which
will be brought i dawn to date. H. R.
KIBLER, with Julius Lansburgh's Carpet
and FurnitureCo. feb23-7t
KENILW0RTH, MARYLAND.
lSEAUTTFCiXT S11UATKD 0?i LINK 01
CHEW CILYK & KENSINGTON EhlXTRIC
RAILWAY, COJvNKCllCUT AVENUJi KX
TLNDED, CONVENIENT TO CITY. CHEAP
FAR1-.
HUILDING LOTS, VILLA SITES. ACREAGE.
Tot salo ar 1 w X'rlccs aud on oasy forms.
Ileuses built tvhure doslrod. Tor pints aud in
lorinntlon call 0:1
HEDFGHD W. WALKER & SON, s
NO lOOtf VSt N. W. felG-lra,
I-OH SALE HOUSES.
FQR S-AIjE Good Investment; two
frame i.ouser, 37 539 4th sl.se., ueep
lot, wilh alley in the rear; rented to ex
cellent tenants: also lot on K st.. Let. 3d
and 4th ne.. improved by small frame house.
Terms easy. Apply OWNER, 214 N. Cap
itol st. fe23-3t
IV VXX15D HOUSES.
WANTED-To rent, six-room house in
nw., with a. in. 1.; no agents. Ad
dress it. F.. care fcub-slation No. 5.
fe22-3t,em
WANTED POSTAGE STAMPS.
DEPRTiHEIVT stamps, ait kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. H. F. DUNEHORST.
1005 7th st. nw- tie22-tf
TOLL HO ADS IX KEXTUCKY.
Tliey CofihtHtitttii Heavy Tax and t lie
IVopIe JVunt to Get Hid of Them.
LouisA-llli- CourhT-Jouriinl.
. Thjre is an air of business about the
agitation now going on in Kentucky on the
subject of free turnpikes. The macada
mized roads of Kentucky have been famous
for their excclleme. They are splendid
highways, and .In the older part or the
State they wind about among the blue
grass farms like driveways in a park.
Some of thenVare very old; some have
been allowed to run down; many have been
recently constructed.
Some or them pay handsome dividends
to their stockholders, and a few gentlemen
in Central Kentucky who were farslghted
enough to gather up all the bargains they
could fi id in lurnpil.e stock have become
quite important as turnpike magnates.
Other roads have been less profitable, and
in general the expense of properly main
taining a turnpike Is no small matter.
The Stale of -Kentucky i& a pretty large
owner of turnpike stock, and it is not
a particularlyprofltnbleiiivestmenl. There
Isalsoa great deal of county money in vested
in the turnpikes, several counties having
Invested heavily in this way in the past
few years.
But toll' 'roads, however excellent and
valuable are not cheap. The tolls are
regulated bylaw, but at the lowest they
constitute, a pcavy tax on the community,
and the prejudice against the tollgatc has
been Increased- f or years. It has for some
years past taken, the form Of an active
agitation for making old turnpikes and
gravel roads free. Many schemes hava
been proposed, nearly all of them depending
on the purchascof the roads by the counties
and varying only in proposed methods of
payment and'of maintaining the road after
purcliase.
Cm nip In tlie Les.
Many persons of both sexes are troubled
-with cramp in cue or loth of the legs. It
usually comes on suddenly, and while it
lasts the pain is acute. Most people jump
out of bed the cramp nearly always comes
on just after going to bed or while un
dressing and cither rub their leg or get
someone to do it for them. There is noth
ing easier than lo overcome the spasm and
the method suggested is as follows: Pro
vide a good sliong cord a long garter
will do if nothing else d, handy. When
the cramp comes on take the cord, wind
it around the leg over the place in which
the pain is felt and lake one end in each
hand and give it a sharp pull, one lhat will
hurt a little. The cramp will cease in
stantly and the suffcier can-go to bed
assured that it will not come again that
night. Philadelphia Rccoid.
Exploding an Old Myth.
'Are you superstiUousC"
"No; I go', out or that at a very early age."
"How did it happen?"
"IwasbornonFnd:iy,Aprill3,andtheFrl
day that I became thirteen years old a rich
uncle died leaving me $5,000 by will."
Chicago Record.
Hit tee.
"Jimmy, where are jer a-goin' yer are
makiir such preparation?"
"Don't you know no better n lo talk
lo a man who is shavhr with a sharp
carvoy knife? Do you suppose it's as easy
a matter as Uiiyni" a fall bonnet? Truth.
KOK It EXT ROOMS.
POH KENT 1014 1 1 Hi $1. nw. Nicely
iui. rooms', light houseke
ttKticpiug; nioueram
rates.
It
FOlt RENT A wry large buck parlor
and a -small room; nicely fur.; complete
for housekeeping; a. m. i-: $15 per mouth.
120 c st. nw. ' "ieb25-3L
C11.-.111 is'irme iiiy. 1 rnn t
room; 2d flo
itf floor: heat, gas, bath: private!
:os u st. nw. ffcbgs-31 -
family. 3
POK RENT Two. or three 2d-.slorvj
I rout rooms; furnished or unfurnished:?
single or together. 919. 7th st,, nw.
fe2D-3t
FOB KENT Twolnrgepleasant rooms'
suttame for ifghf-lfcuseueeplng; mod.'
imps.; convenient 10 cars aild heiulcs; $5.
1745 Sea ton st. 11 W. ' .' It,
FOH KENT Large Curutsfied rotiih.
2d rioor. and two IftrgVlnrurnished
rooms, 3d floor: 58. 1315 lOtli st.inv. It
fOK nEx'X"'L,m'ur,ll!,,-'l. three-huge
rooms 011 2d rioor; SI 8 If taken at once.
805 9th st. nw. It
FOR RENT rwoTonmilinlca ting 1111
lurntsiied rooms, front and back; good
location;rent cheap. -iGSIIst.nw fe25-3t
l'OK. 2..M.KT $Lt0 and $2 per week.
furnished rooms; heat, gas, bath; pri-
roi
vate family. KjG H st. nw.
ie'i-at
FOR EEHT-- tuely lurniMitd double
parlors; to be Had cheap fiom Mnich
1. 20 GDs U W. fe23-3t
FOK RENT-'37 K st. nw., ni. elyYur.
rooms, single or en suite, with lirst
c'as loard- ecctrlc and cable lines: loca
tion finest in thechj fe23-3t
FOR" RENT -Nicely rtfrnlshed front
room; also back: with 'good board:
terms reasonable. G38 11 st. sw. fe23-3t
FOR RENT Large, second story front,
room; ruruisucd or unfurnished; for
gentleman only. No. 923 20111 St. nw.
fe23-3t
FOR RENT 419 K st. nw., furnished
and unfurnished ioonis, en suite or
sIpu -"liable for light housekeeping.
reJ3-3(:
FOR RENT Cheap, 1 nicely-iur. room
at Jlrookland. suitable for 1 or 2
gentlemen; both hot and cdld water;
heat; within 3 squares or statlort. Address
MRS. BROWN, Urookland. D. C. rc23-3t
FOR RENT Front room; southern ex
posure. 1007 E st. 11 w.; 2d flat.
fe23-3t
FOR RENT Unfur.. 2d floor. 4 warm
rooms; would separate; furnace heat;
gas and bath: hot and cold water; all single
rooms Trout, housekeeping permitted. 709
Sth St. nw. , fe23-3t
i?OK RENT rms.. 2 rur,; suitable
for light housekeeping; hent. gas, light
and bath. 116 D st. nw. re22-3t,em
FOR RENT 3coiu.,mirur;.,plensant2d
storv rooms. 511 2d st. nw.
feb22:7t 1
Where is the milkmaid?
After you have found her remember that anything1 else you may need
can b9 found by using- The Times' Want Page.
FOR HENT ROOMS.
FOR RENT Threeor four unrurnished
rooms and lutlh, $12 and $15: also l
furuished room, front, $6. 715 T st. nw.
fe22-3t,cm
FOR RENT 3 rms.. fur. or unfur.,
2d f iTroT 1312 I st. nw. fe22-3t.em
wnu t jt-twt' R-icfc and Tronl room. Oil
2d iloor: tiir- or unfur.. with table 1
board. GOG 11 st. nw.; rcasonaoic.
fe20-7t '
FOR RENT 2 or : unrur. rooms: heat,
gas and hath: 2d floor; suitable for
housekeeping; terms moderate. 304Est.ne.
lt-em
FOR RENT On 2d lloor, 3 unfur.
rooms; heat and light: house clean and
in good condition. 1017 N. .1. ave. nw.
fe24.-:U-em
FOR RENT Front rooms, with or
without board; new house, mod. imps ;
private fa mil v; gentlemen preferred; no
Ifiltllli.- l.llllll.t, -V,,i . I jn j
housekeeping; refs. exchanged.
JIT. PLEASANT, this office.
ll.eni
FOR RENT 'Two unfur. rooms. 2d
floor, suitable for light housekeeping;
water and sink in back room; rent. $7.50.
430 Q st. nw. f24.-3t,r-ni
FOR RENT Two unfur. rooms, newly
papere.l and painted; suitable for light
housekeeping; water on same floor. 031
D st. nw. f24-3t.eni
FOR RENT Unfur., 4 rooms, with
bath on 2d floor; 4-18 P st. iw. In
quire at 445 P st.nw. fc21-Gt-em
"WANTED ROOMS.
" V ANTED -Gentleman wishes unfur-
ftirnistied room on or near E.Canttolsi.:
not to exceed $5 per month. L. D., 047
Acker st. ne. It
WANTED-By gentleman, room and
boarit near Trltulv Church, George
town. Address box 27, this office.
; feS5-3l
WANTED -By young man, stranger m
city, nieeiurnisiied room in private fam
ily; location to be not more than 15 minutes
walk from G. P. O. Address M. H., this
office, slating terms. it
WANTED-Uy a lady who has a well
kept lot of furniture, room and board
for use of same; will be home but a short
time each month. Address CARE, this
office. feb23-3t
WANTED Unrur. room, suitable for
oirice, bet. 7ih and 15th. Pa. ave. and
IE sis. nw; stale price. J. M. B ARTELS.
Alexandria, Va. fe23-3c
FOlt SA LI". -MISOELliA XEOBS.
FOR SALE-Steel gray nily. 3 .vears
old; sired by Exteloid. dam by Tele
graph; broke uus.wiuiur; penecuy suuuu.
53 P st. nw- arter 3 fK1," rc35-3t
FOR SALE-UlHpidnd stud lor sale:
very cucun, auuiim v. r. v.., wh
ofrice.
it
fT ST..
Oft SATE S2JJD; Jjient a id provision
store on 7th 8l. tOV.ffiwner leaving city:
leap rent. B. M.. jLhi fiifice. Ie25-3t
-COlCElvyOOIJi COKE!-l bushels
coke for $1; lu UUudies roshr kindling
wood. l()e. S. AV. L'UEl ASSOCIATION.
033 F st, 11 w. l 1 fe25-7t
FOR SA.L.E COnftc-lionery store, do
ing a gord bulni&jL next to school;
$125c-isli. .1021 l-it-sU nw. fc 25-3t
FOR SALE-A POir, of horses, offered
nt a barguui to immediate purchaser;
particulars or I. .S. HOLLIDUE at Saks
& Company's. re24-3t-eiu
FOR SALE-Cheap, a good cash gro
cery iinu confectionery store, situated
near a public school of700 children; good
reason for telling. 00iI bt.-ne. l24-3l,cm
FOR SALE-Cushion tire bicycle in
lirst-ciatw condition; price, $10; can
be seen at 132G V st. nw. 124-31,em
FOR SALE Fresh AUiernv cow and
calf, cheap; price, $30. Apply 024
I st. nt?; 124-3l,em
FOR SALE Cheap, gentleman's bi
cycle, goon condition, $10. Apply 327
C st . nw. j 1 tem
FOR SALE Ruunboui buggy,, shafts,
Brewster pole and set double harness;
all nearly new. BUGGY, this office. fc23-3t
FOR SALE-Coal! Coal! Coal! Any
kind; n bushels, for $1; delivered and
carried In free. S.YV.FUEL ASSOCIATION.
033 F t;t. nw. feb23-7t
FOR SALE Cheap, stock ano nxtures
or a meat and provision store; will sell
separately. Apply 7I3F - sw- fo23-3t
FOR SALE Pianos and organs 51
week; 20 used Instruments, ranging in
price from $25 to $150; to go for $3 down;
$1 weeklv. BRADBURY WAREROOM8.
1225 Pa. ave. fel 3-1 men
FOR R2UNT OR SALE-Eleven and
cue-half acres, slx-ioom house, barn
and out-houses-., fine land; on Sargent
Rond. Apply CHARLES II. 80UDER. on
premises 1 3-4 lullea rrom llrookland, D. C.
fcll-14t-em
FOR SALEllcsl make or incubators,
brooders and fresh green bono; call
and see the Incubators in working order.
Bchmid's Wrd aud Pet Animal Storca, 712
12th st. nw.. and 1221 Pa. ave.
oc5-tf.
FOR SALE SUBURHAX.
FOR SALE-Al HroOKiand. D. C. one
or the prettiest six-room houses in the
village; price $2,85b; easy terms. Ad
dress H. J., Urookland, D. C. fe2t-7t
MISCELLANEOUS.
POHK sausage, hot cakes, and corfee. 10
cents. MONK'S, 931 E st. nw. le24- U
COME to the Midway Lunch and Dining
rooms and try our new process corfee.
It has no rival for excellency in the city.
HENRY BUNHAUS, proprietor. No. 621
7th st. nw. Ic22-3t-em
1,000 bill heads, neatly printed. $1.50.
L.UV ltIUE PRINTING CU..4.:ti
11th
St. uw.
fe2l-lmo
' PIANOS moved by experienced men,
1 $ COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., 323
4 1-2 st. nw. 'Phone 15GG. lelG-tf
FTJKN1TUEE moved; largest 2-horse
load Tn the city, $2.50; experienced
handlers. COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.,
323 4 1-2 st. nw. 'Phone 15GG. felG-lX
EXTRA. ETRA.-Get your
shoes repaired lor CO cents, soles and
heels, at 31h Pa. ave. nw. fel7-lmo
SO CENTS down; new credit system;
bauttuet lamps, rugs portieres, lace cur
tains, table linen, clocks, silverware, decora
ted dinner and toilet sets, blankets, com
rort3, family aud teachers' Bibles, etc.: send
postal; will bring samples. NORTHEAST
CREDIT HOUSE, 1210 H St. ne.; open till
9 o. m. fe4-lni
CANCEBS cured without the knife;
ample references. Saultarium, 1320 G
Bt. nw. CHARLES ALLEN, M. D.
no203mo
JUST received; flrio lot young Cu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys, cauarlcs, mocking birds, gold rish.
dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S, 712
12th St. nw-, bioneh 1221 Pa. avo.
tnylO-tt ,
GUNS, riries. rqvplvers. loading tools,
f hunters' outfits,; -syatches, jewelry,
guitars, violins, banjo'sja'andolins, at about
one-half regular dealers' prices, at PAWN
SHOP. No. 1 009 E st- aw.' oal-Gmo
TOR SALE OH EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For
country or suburban properly on the
railroad, not less tl-a.i lucres. a handsome
dwelling on Capilol Ihut ft rooms; all mod
ern improvements; convenient to two lines
of cars and htrdics.r Address Y. M.. this
office. fe25-3t
FOR EvCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-Nfv.' house; all
modern imnrovemenis: will trade cnultv
for building 'ot in BrooIJand or Takomu,
iD.C. Callorad(iiessG22Kne. It
PEHSOXALS.
THOUSANDS r copies good sheet
music. 5c per copy; popular music at
popular prices; piano tuning; store open
until ,7 30 p. in. W. II. SHOEMAKER &
CO.. -122 9th st. nw. It
SJfjuCi.L"-Eeiyoiieatii-iHi"l'inutore
Up to uaie.'Thursday and Friday nlgnls:
benefit Ml. Pleasant Drum Corps; admis-
sion25e; National RiflcB' Hail. It
ECZEMA ! chronic skin diseases
can be cured by Mme. Fuae's healing
salve. 71 1 11th st. nw. fc2C-7t
Si if j itj 'V fl AjLiJS W iu. A K'si seauee will
beheld at woiin'K Hall, 721 Gth st.nw.,
011 WEDNESDAY evening by Mrs. Zoller.
medium; interviews daily. 523 lrfth st. nw.
fr2C-2t
SXA.OA.3VIB SEE or rsew York, clair
voyant, business and trance medium;
sittings daily. 1212 G st. nw.. bet. 12th
aii(ll iilh. fe2.-3t
"JOHNNY. Jiel vour gun." don't go
now, as we are selling splendid custom
made suits aud overcoats, "just a little"
worn, at prices that will make you our
friends foreer. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
019 1) st. uw. fe25-7t
DAWC' TCG taught privately, $1; any
hour; daily to 9 p. m.; class, 3 for
eight lessons; lady teachers; jitivate resi
de nee: rers. Address QUICK METHOD.
thlspffice. L rel9-7t
THE -Midway Lunch and Dinlng-Rooms,
now open, at No. G21 7lh st. nw.. op
posite the Patent Orfice. wiiere good stjuare
meals will be served at 25c, and a good
lunch at 15c. Gome and try it. "We guar
antee to give satisfaction. HENRY BUN-
HAUS. Proprietor. fe22-3t-em
MME. FRANCIS, medium, none.
,s ecpial; gives lire rrom cradle to grave.
Rn r h 10 9. Ee. and 50c. 324- East
Capitol su fc-20-7t
R. LEON.
401 Missouri Avenue.
oll am
LAl"iSS U'-'ednig confidential treat
ment. A Rare and sure relief In all
female trouble, constipation, irregulari
ties, timiv.i cancer, opium habit. Tistuln,
etc. Separate rooms for patients Lerora
and during confinement, and find homes
for lurnntR if rcijulretl. Strictly confiden
tial. MRS. DR REN'NER. 1G Fourth St
ne., near E. Capitol st., Washingtou. D. C
3e3-tf
laCAiIEE. True Medium, tells life from
cradle to grave: also business and
love afrairs;lost or stolen property: rriends
And enemies, and how to avoid trouble:
removes evil influences; gives- good luck,
etc.; 25 and 50 cents; hours, 0 to 9. 929
II st. nw. fe8-lm-em
LADIES who use the Mound City Dish
Washer will save many valuable mo
ments: it also saves the hands; sec sample at
932 24th
CLOSINTG' out sewing machines at half
price. Highest grade $60 makes at
S30 while they last. NEWMAN'S. Gil
7th st. rl9-7t.em
PERSONALS.
DR. TAYLOR. 908 F st. nw., makes
full nets of teeth for $5; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold tilling. Si: amalgam. 50c. ee-Mf
3". T. WALKEB SONS. 20-1 lOlhst.
nw.. carpet lining, felts, fire brick, and
clay, asbestos, paints, brushes, lime, cement.
two and three-ply roofing material. ap2l-tf
PERSONAL William Ferguson.
-builder, J. Duncan Harrison, Builders'
Exchange. Baltimore, Md.; Telephone No.
1973, 1813. Gen. Agents for the Eclipse
Fire Engine. f e2 1-1 m-em
TVnvtE. SEE Clairvoyant and Trance
Mqdium. 1212 G nw.; sittings daily;
seance at Wonn's Hall, 721 Gth st. nw.,
Monday, February 24, at 8. p. m. Seats
25c. f e24-l t-em
WANTED Carpets and rugs to clean:
colors restored equal to new by our
process: terms reasonable; satisractlon guar
anteed. Address W. D. MUNDAY. 635
G st. nw. fe2-lmo
TOAST, eggs, and corfee, 10c. at
MONK'S. 931 E st. nw. fl8-7t,etn
PEOP. CLAY. Greatest Medium, tells
bislness, love afrairs. lost or stolen
property; removes bad luck, evil Influences:
fee, 50 cents; hours,. 10 to 9; open Sun
day. 489 H St., bet. 4 1-2 and Gtli sis sv.
feG-lm
SlOO reward for a case of dyspepsia or
indigestion that cannot be cured with
Crump's Tonic or Fruit and Spices. En
dorsed by the following: M. M. Parker.
ex-Senator Charles F. Alanderson. W. C.
Tllden. M. D., Ph. D.; Capt. N. J. Guenther,
Churle-i Dletz. J. B. Hammond. D. W. Clas
sic Charles G, .Simons, L. S. Brown, J. R.
Kemp, and many others. Delivered to any
part of the city. Drop a postal. CRUMP
MFG. CO.. G03Fst.nw. fe8-3tw-tu.th.sa.
EDnCATIO.VAL.
TECOROUG"--I instruction, piano and
organ; terras moderate. Studio, 721
3d st. nw. fe23-3t
J. O. KiorfSELL. teacher or guilar.
730 9th st. nw., after 4 p. ni. re23-7r.
WIKODAUGHSIS Classes. 1328
1 st. uw., beginning November Short
band, dictation and typewriting:, Mrs. Bald
Win, or BasiUL-ss High School; bookkeeping:,
etc. ADA L. SMITH Sunt.
FO R RENT MISCEL1 , AXEOUS.
FOR RENT Part of storeroom to let:
Liieap, goou business stand. l35 list,
nw. rel9-7t-eai
SITUATIONS W ANTED FEMALE.
Mtlp Wanted mid Situations Wanted
0 WoUls for 10c
WANTED Competent dressmaker
would iikc work by day or. week; beat
or city rcf. Address M. It. P., this office.
It
WANTED -Bv a settled white woman
a position in small family for general
housework or to take charge of child or au
Invalid. Call at 500 E. Capitol si. 3t
WANTED- By tolort woman plaiva-s
took or chambermaid; gdod reierence.
Address 1632 11th u W. It
WANTED -By experienced cutter, do
mestic garments for the trade. Address
1233 Md. ave., ne. It
WANTED- By colored woman, work
by the day; good reference. Address
1720 5th nw. it
WANTED -By colored woman place as
nurse in small family. Call or address
LILLIE JORDON, 2H0a Messmurvave.UYi-.
It
WANTED-Gents' ofrice to clean, or
cuainoeruiaid work; rcL; 'washing to
take home. Address rear 1213 R. it- nw.
It
WANTED-U)' colored woman, .place
in no wiistilng at home or out. In the
flftv- ,rwul ri.r Afldrfi.'V HAIII'V
Address BAGBY,"22t9
1 2ltl Si. UW.
It
WANTED Artists needing- sm model
ror aitenioons. address MuDKL. Hits
office. - fe25-3t
WANTED-By colored woman, place
as cook of chambermaid. In small 1am
ily. Address 3-lt Md. ave. sw. It
VANTED-liy colored woman, (tittce
to no general housework, washing and
ironing; best ref. Address NANCY
BENCK. 23-19 H st. 11 w. It
Wv.DVi.'i;D Wasnmg and frpning to
tin at home, or wfL go out to work.
25 9th st. ne. it
WANTED By colored woman; place I
co uo general uouseworK; wasn ami
iron; best ror. Address JENNIE SNELL.
2118 H st. nw. - it
WANtKli- oiiuation by yonng gfrlas
iiouserna it ar.d waiting or do general
housework; good refs. Addrees .M. It.,
No. 19. Fort Myer. Va. It-cm
WANTED -By a white girl, a nice
place as chambermaid or waitress-lit
private family. Call oraddfe'ss 1712 19th
st. nw. fe24-2t,em
WANTED-Plate to cook-. -wash and
iron; best references. 171 Marion
Court nw. Item
WANTED -By colored woman, wash
ing by the day. Address 2111 Chestnut
court. Item
WASTED- MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED- Party with several hundred
dollars to promote a good paying busi
ness. 1521 9th nw. It
BUY ON CREDIT-See
down: miscellaneous.
cents
:4-3t
WANTED To rent an improved farm
on railroad near city. W. G. D..
this oflice. fe25-3t
WANTED
state price,
fice.
-To buy a pool table cheap:
Address CASH, this of-
lt
WANTED-To buy portable oven. Ad
dieas U VtN. this ofrice. rc23-3t
WANTED-Tu purchase, grocery, con
rectionery or cigar store doing good
business. C. E. H., this office.
fe22-3t.em
W ANTED Ladies tohavethelrdresses
made for $5.00, at Madam U rail's.
908 N. Y. ave.; perfect fit. Agnt Baugh
inan's adjustable dress system. $5.00.
fe21-lmo
YOU SAVE 30C. on thedotiar 11 we
paper your rooms from $2.00 up. Call
and be convinced. F. G. NOLTE. S10
Othst., no branch; phone445. fel3-lmo
B. L. BCA.YS prints a neat business
card ror $l per 1,000. 1221 M st.
ne. f e5-l mo
WantedTry Rubber Roof Palni.
WE ST0? ALL LEAKS FREE.
AnC tii3.tz oulyfor p'.ntlnc: norKrusraatsit
NAT. RUBBEK ROOF PAINT CO. l-rii Stl air
ItAUiROADS.
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
In Eirect January 0, 1890.
10.30 A. &I. PENNSYLVANIA LIM
ITED. I'lilhiian Sleeping, Billing. Smok
ing and Observation Car?, Harrisburg
to Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St.
Louis. Cleveland, and Toledo. Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrisburg.
10.30 A. 2kl. FAST LINE. Pullman
. Burret Par or t ar to Harrisburg. Parlor
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
3.4G P. 3d. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS-. Pullman Burret Parlor Car
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Parnshurg to St. Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
ville and Chicago.
T.IO F. ST. WESTERN EXPRESS.
Pullman bleeping Car to Chicago and
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining car lo
Chicago.
T.IO F. 3tl. SOUTHWESTERN EX
PKES& Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Cars to St. Louis, and Sleeping Car.
liarnsuurg to uinciuunti.
10.40 F. ar. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
7.50 A. IVT. for Kane. Canandaigua.
Rohcesier aim Niagara Falls, daily, ex
cept Sunday.
10.30 A. 3VT. Tor EIniira aniLRenova,
dally, except Sunday. For Willianisporr,
dally. 3 40 p. m. . $.
T.IO F. M. for Wllliamsport. Rochester.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls". daijr,xcept
Saturday, with Sleeping Car.wSjm)rtou
to Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
10.40 F. ST. for Eric'.CanandiiTgua,
Rochester. Bulfalo and- r$agara Falls,
daily. Sleepingcar Washington tbElmira.
For Philadelphia. Xew YorKind tho
East
4.00 F. at. "CONGRESSIONAL LIM
ITED. Daily, all Parlor Cars, -with
Dining Car rrom Baltimore. Regular at
7:05 ( Dining Carl. 720. 9:00. TOOO t Din
ing Carl. 1O.05 (Dining Carl and 11.00
(Dining Car rrom Wilmington 1 A. M..
12:45. 3:15, 4:20. G.40. 10:00 and 11:35
p. ai. vn tsunuay. , .u& (Dining Can.
7:20. 9:00, 10:05 (Dining Carl. 11 00
(Dining cur trom Wilmington) A.M.. 12:15.
3:15. 4:20. 6.40, 10 00 and 11:35 P. M.
For Philadelphia only. Fast Express. 750
A. M. week-days. Express. 12:15 week
days. 2:01 and 5 40 P. M. dailv. For
Bostoh. without change. 7 50 A. il. week
da vs. and 3:15 P. M. dally.
For Baltimore. G.25. 7.05, 7.20, 7.50, 9.00.
10.00.10.05,10.30, 1 1.00 and 11.50 A.
M., 12.15, 12.45. 2.01. 3.15, 3.40. ( 1.00
Limited). 4.20. 4.3G, 5.40. G.05, G.40.
7.10, 10.00. 10.40. 11.13, and 11.35
P.M. On Sunday. 7.05.7.20. ti.no. 9.05,
10.05, 10.30. 1 1 00 A. M.. 12.15. 1.15.
2.01, 3.15. 3.40, (4.00 Limhed). 4.20.
5.40. G.05. G.40, 7.10, 10,00, 10.40
and 11.35 P. M.
For Pope's Creek Line, 7.20 a.m. and 4.3G
p. in. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7.20, 9.00 a-, m., 12.15 and
4.20 p. ni. daily, except Sunday. Sun
da vs. 9.00 a. m. and 4.2i p. m.
Atlantic Coast Line. "Florida Special"
for Jacksonville and St. Augustine, 10:48
p. m. week days. Express for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4:30 a. in..
3:46 p. m., daily. Richmond and Atlanta.
8.40 p. m daily. Richmond only. 10:57
a. in. week days.
Accommodation ror Qaanlico. 745 a. m.,
daily, and 4:25 p. in. week days.
For Alexandria. 4.30, G.35, 7.45, 8.40.
9.45, 10.57, 11.50 a. m., 12.50, 1.40.
J.20, 4.25. 5.00, 5.37. 6.15, 8.02. 10.10
and 11.39 p. m On Sunday at 4.30, 7.45,
9.45 a. m., 2.45, G.15, 8.02, and 10.10
p.m.
Leave Alexandria for Washington, 6.05.
6.43, 7.05. 8.00, 0.10. 10.15, 10.28 a. m .
1.00, 2.15. 3.00. 3.23. 3.00. 5.30; G.13:
7.00. 7.20. 9.10. 10.52. and 11.08 p. m.
On Sunday at G.43. 9.10. 10.2S a. m..
2.15. 5.20. 7.00, 7.20, 9.10 and 10.52
p. ill.
TiCKet offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at the station. Sixth and B
streets, where ordcra can b" left ror the
chtekiug or baggage, to destination from
hotels and residences.
S. M. PREVOST, J. R. WOOD.
Ueu. Manager. Gen. 1'assenger Agent.
HELP YTAXTED MAL.
Uttp Wanted and Situations Wanted
20 Words for 10c.
WANTED-Good man; light work. Ap
ply all day, arter 9 a. in., 2U xknr. .".7
Pa. ave. It
WAN TED By western manniatt'ir-ng
company, a fculesinan or Hrgi and.
ability: to the right party a good pos.t...ti
ts offered. Call with rvt. afuerO, won 2 .
GOB if t. nw . fe25- 5t
WASTED-A Iir.si--fcs totorinl In,-.
to work hi grocery store; goal tit- .. -erence;
uoue otner need iipniy. s37 Jl
st. sw. fe25-3
WANTisD-iLiirs.- ui ah.vcji- ... t
man Uirber. Apply at GERST'S 1L
TEL. 900 -l 1-2 st. sir. te'.Z-
WANTED-Insurance nien, work..! e
tnecity. can make extra money; no a. is
of time. Address M. G. X., this oftfrc-
lt em
WANTED-Boy, who tan $! pnr.i-
ing pres,; immediately. HASWQKTF.
615 F nw. Item
WANTED-Salrtiaan railing: on gro
cery iraue to carry s.de line. T. P.
MOORE. G33 F st.nw. it-em
"WANTED A young mnu in grocrji
must nuuerstaad meat cutting. Call
13G K st. ne. It-em
WANTEDA first-cias caterer; no
other need apply. Address D. A. R..
this orfice. fe2S-3E
"KIS-ZME" GXnVT Co. vrtilive jiway
every Monday during March awl April
a beautiful watch. ?e22T6
IIEL.P WANTED-FEMALE.
Ifelp Wanted and SUu&tions Wanted
20 irorto for 10c.
WANTED-First-class cook, with good
rerereuces. Apply 1123 11th St. hw.
fe25-3t
WANTED Experienced salelris HC
J . P. toilt..TZ'ijT 732 7tii s. B w. Mms&
be fHMt-k and bring refs. It
A-X
sell tickets for tharitv'entertsi(MBiftr-
haiHWome go d watch to t n ooe scttiwg He. "
largest number: good eomfnifoioit. Apply
between 5 and 7, room 28. t F st. nw.
It
WANTED-A white girl for general
nousewors; references. 1023 H st. ne.
It
WANTED-A white girl: stay atntgHr.
Apply SEABRIGHT Ol'STER HOLtfE,
102;; 11 st. m-. it
WANTED-A raroUy of 3.iuchlWrmi.
w .nits wmte girl, 12 or 13 years okl;
orphan preferred, for board and clothes.
Address R., this office. fe25-3B
W ANTED Girl ror general httgeworic
111 small iamily, white preferref. Ap
ply at 1423 Hotvard ave-, MouMt Pleasant.
Tak- 14th st. cars. it
WANTED- A good German woman for
general nousework;also white help of
all Kinds. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 512 10th st.nw..ltoom 2. It
W ANTED A first-Uass skirt band.
1 1 19 tie bales st.nw. it
WANTED-i'onn? girl to learn dress
makmg. a 12 A st. ne. lt-em
WANTED Cook and general house
worker ror family of three; also com
petent nurse; wages $12 to $15 each
014 13th nw. item
WANTED-5 white waitresses, and 2
white thanihcrmaids at once, rorhotefa.
Applv before 7 p. ni. or after 9 a. m.
014 13th nw. lt-em
WANTED-A reliable colored woman
to cook, wash and iron for small pri
vate family. Apply lfc08 H st. nw. at
once , Item-
WANTED Good girirorgeneral ho use
work; moderate wages: none but smart
girl with n-rs. need apply. 1515 Columbia st.
lt-em
"WANTED -GohI cook, a chamber
maid, waitress and nurse. Call 929 9th
st. nw. lt-em
WANTED-Settled white woman a3
cook; German preferred; good home to
proper party. Apply lictween 1 and
p. m. BURKART's, 475 L st- nw.
feb24-3t
WANTED-Lady agents to selP'Orange
Blossom," woman's best friend. 217 D
st- nw. fell-14t.em
IELP WANTED-3IALE AXD
FEMAIB.
Help R"a7ifecl and Situations Wanted
20 Words for 10c.
WANTED- 1.00O children to nueatl
opera, "I'ma fore Up to Date." Saturday
matinee. 2 o'clock; admission 15c- Na
tional Rifles HalL fes-at
WANTED At owe. wbtte maH awl
wue ror garuen work, good wages. CftHat
ft a. m.; three general houseworkersi oe
cook HARRIS ANDREWS, 830 X
st. nw. 1
WANTED-riacts at once for ffrst
ciflfs ganiener. cook. thambcrmuM,
coachman, and waitress. NATION-Vx.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 512 10th s.
nw.. Room 2. it
WANTED Three ladles, four gents
more ror tsraham fountain pen: nothing
like it in the market; sample sent for 5
tent-s in stamps. I VES & CO., sole agents
Tor Washington. Alexandria -md Frederiefcs
burg. Room 33, WashingtonLoanadTrnst
Company. Xe23-7ti
SXTUATIOXS WANTED MALE?
Help Wanted awl Situations Wanted
20 Herds Kta.
WANTED By a sober, industrious
oung man. plate as driver or general
t.ire or horses; iir need of work; guod refs-
Addres-s Box 70. this office. IS
WANTED-In hotel or boa nMng-house.
ty middle-aged white man: wages not
1 such an object as home. Address R. K..
this orrtce. It
VVAfiTjaii oy yiuuiij coiurcu muu.
place as coachman or butler; best oC
rers. Address 1747 Oregon ave. re23-2c
"WANTED -By young man. 16 years
old. to work in store evenings; drug
store preferred. CAPITAL COLLECTION
AGENCx , Room 32, 1 tlO F St. nw. It
WANTED -By boy
Kind; ntsti reference-,
this oirice.
17, place of any
Addreacs E. W. s.,
It
WANTED -By 'young man. nineteen.
with experience, position in real estate-
lawyer's, or insurance ottice; under
stands tvpewrititifc and bookkeeping. Ad-
dress M. . G.. t h isprricc. It-
"W ANTED Place ascoachmnn or mnn
around nouse. Address SPENCER
JENKINS. 24:U 15th. nw. fe24-3t-em
WANTED-By young manor 22, place
as assistant booKkcvsicr or office dcrk;
has had 4 year' experience-, can furnish
references. Address B.. this ofrice.
Te24-2t-em
WANTED Colored boy. 16, would Uko
woik ot any kind; good refs. Address
1129 13th st. uw. . lt-em
MONEY WANTED AXD TO LOAN.
GEEMAN reach and Spanlsh:rorelu
protessor: university graduate; 3 less
ons. $1 . 631 F st.. Room 12. lt-em
MONEY TO LOAN-ln large sums,
1 . .jw us 5-1 ocu. .it 5 ana 6 pei
cent on D C. -n: estatv; aLso $250, S50O,
S7G0, etc.. at 6 per cent. WM. H. SAUN-
DERS . CO.. 1407 F si. nw. tf
MONEY to loan at 5 and 6 per cent oa
District of Co.umbia rt-jilty; no delay If
aemrity is satisfactory.
WALTER H- ACKER. 70-i 14tU ayt.
3y31-tf
"WE lake as collateral any Hated stock ot
bond 5'i any city of the United States;
also old line lire Insurance policies, syndi
cate certirica'es. warehouse receipts, real
estate mortgages and trusts. YERKES &
BAKER, 40 to 46 Mctzerutt Building.
HT. K. FULTON'S Loan OHlce. 121S
Pii.ave.nw. Estabiisltedinl&TO. Money
loaned o.z watches, diamonds, jewelry, sil
verware, etc. Special bargains in watches,
jv-'-'i-v ani kllverware- au20-6na
WANTED AGEXTS.
WAKTED-ARenis; article, scll3 at
si-ii-t; Lig proHt. 1213 1st. nw. Of
fice i.O"!s if. o 11 a m., 3 to 5 p. m
A. F. PARKER It