Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1888, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Departure of Lord Sackville and Daugh- ters aad Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain. Lord Sackville and the Misses Sackville West the last evening of their stay with Mire. = Sor ben at Albong 's theater. por Tals in the ladies held “ia Ke toyer of foyer of the house, their many friends de, pressing forward to bid’ them ye. The hour of their departure from city was kept within the circle of their in- timate friends, as Lord Sackville feared an un- kind demonstration at the station. The word ‘Was passed among the few who had assembied at the 6th street’ station this mornin= a’ 1 oo and the occasion was a double ev . Mra. Joseph Chamberlain depsrt New York upon the same train, and wis sail Somorrow upon the same steamer with the mberlain wore a straight skirt a steamer hat of blue, and ne was accompanied to ‘ork by Mrs Endicott and Mr. m. ©. Badicott, jr. Miss Sackville West wore « dress and jacket of black. @rewed Mack straw hat anda long-haired Dick far boa Miss Amalia wore a long tan- age and black hat, and both wore we and white violet knots in their coats and éartied baaches of yellowroses. Mrs. Whitney, Mise Adele Grant, Col. and Mrs. Bonaparte, Mra. Cameron, Minister Roustan, Mr. Ar- thor Herbert, Count Sala, Mr. vera, the Chinese minister and suite, Mr. L. Z. Leiter, Miss Leiter, Mrs. Mary Wright, Mr. wW. BR. Berry. Miss Berry, the Misses Ma- ib, Mr. de Bounder, Mr. du Bosc, Count @Arechot. Minister Muruagga, Count d’Arco, and Mr. Kearney Warren were among those on the platform to see the company off. The Misses Sackville West expressed a strong hope that they might return to this city within a year. Asthe traim rounded the curve they waved their yellow roses from the vestibule of the front car as long as they were in sight, and from the platformof the rear car Mr. Mrs. Chamber! waved their adieux. Miss Bertha C. Kincheloe, of Fauquier county, Va, and Mr. Martin L. Welfley, of Page county, Va., were married last evening it the Calvary Baptist church at 7 o'clock, Charles T. Herndon, of Leesburg, officiating Rev. Dr. 3. H. Cox escorted the bride «! =~ altar and gave her hand in marriage. were preceded by the ushers, Mr. = Howe. ison. of Baltimore; Mr. ‘ber, Mr. O. J. Hudson, and B.C. Judd. The’ _ was attended by his best man, Mr. Hubert Terry. The bride wore a handsome gown of olive plush and a hat of green velvet trimmed with shaded feathers in green, tan-colored gloves, and carried a bouquet of Marechal Neil roses. The bride and groom left the city immediately after the service for a tour of the northern cities. On their return they will reside at No. 331 A street northeast. Among the eS it at the church were: Mr. and Mrs. P. Taulbee, Mr. Eppa Hunton, Mrs. Jno. W. Kincheloe, Mise Shocklitt, Miss’ Gibson. Dr. and Mrs. Keats, Dr. and Mrs. Bayne, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr. V. Brook of Warrenton, Mrs. M. R. Wilson, Capt. Donaldson, Col. J. H. Wil- son, Mr. and Arthur Payne, Col. Jere Williams, Gen. Anson G. MeCook, Mr. and Mrs. Deering, Mr. and Mrs, A. Johnson, Mr. G. B. Gibson, Capt. and Mrs. Manning, Gen. and - Jno. E. Roller, Harrisonburg. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jno. H. Kincheloe, and Stajor and Mrs. T. B. Hutchison of Baltimore. Miss Magaret Gray, daughter of Mr. H. J. Gray, of this city, and Mr. Ashley M. Gould | were married yesterday afternoon at the Church of the Ascension, Kev. Dr. Elliott | iting. The bride wore a becoming grey traveling suit trimmed with Persian embroi ery. Misses Mabel Gray and Ruth McGowan,. dressed in white, attended the bridal couple. Messrs. Fred. B. Gray and J. Charles Gray, brothers of the bride, with L. W. Dashiell and W. C. Shaw acted as ushers. After the cere- mony an informal reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, 700 10th street. Mr. Gould and his bride left later for the north, from whence they go direct to their fature home in Kansas City. Mr. Gould was formerly well-known in thiscity, where he oc- cupied a position in the Department of Justice. Cards of invitation bearing the Gouverneur crest have been issued by Mra, Gouverneur for the marriage of her daughter. Rose de Chine Gouverneur and Rev. Roswell Randall Hoes, U. 8. N., om the evening of Wednesday, December 5, at 80 "clock, in the New York-avenue Presby- terian church. A large number of cards to the ehurch have been sent out, but only the rela- | tives of the bride and groom and a few inti- mate friends will return to the house after the ceremony for the wedding supper. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Jerome Uhl and son, late of Paris. have arrived in the city from Cincinnati, and will spend the winter here. Mr. selected a studio, and will be a valuable acqui- sition to art circles at the capital. Mr. and Mrs. Cabot Lodge have returned to the city, and are occupying Judge John Davis’ house, on Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Neill entertained Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs. Hornsby, Miss Schenck, Mrs. Field, Mrs. John D. Langhorne, Mrs. John F. Rodgers, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Condit Smith, Mrs. McCauley and Mrs. Kellogg at luncheon yesterday. Mrs, Senator Hearst will return to the city by the Ist of December. ‘Mrs. John Hay is spending afew days in New York city. The Amateur Twenty Rowing club, composed | of well-known young oarsmen, gave an enjoy- able reception and hop to their young friends last evening. Mrs. Hornsby went over to New York city this morning. Mr. Frank B. Conger has gone to New York jto meet his family on their return from Europe. Senator Chandler and family have started from their New Hampshire home for Washing- ton, and will make stops at Boston and New York city. ———+ee_____ The Funeral of Captain Burritt. The funeral of Capt. I. N. Burritt is an- mounced to take place from his home, 1914 I street, at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The remains will be placed in a vault in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Father Mackin, of St. Matthew's, will conduet the services. The pall-bearers so far as chosen to-day, will be Gen. H. V. Boyn- ton, Mr. Stilson Hutchins and Commissioner Webb. rs will be selected also to represent the Loyal Legion, the Grand Army of the Republic, and other organizations, Praise for Capt. Emory and His Crew. | Secretary Whitney has received a let- ter from the owner of the schooner Jane Gray, which was recovered by the U. 8. 8. | is after shipwreck, in which the writer ‘No one but myself can adequately Judge of the great efforts of Capt. Emory to save vessel. His generosity in waiving all claim to salvage in my behalf deeply touches me. ‘Their kind and courteous treatment of myself, officers and men will ever be remembered with gratitude.” Cmickex Tureves at Worx.—In view of the fact that Thanksgiving day is but one week off turkeys and chickens will have to “roost high” if they are expected to dothe honors at high indeed and tao open ait te at very is im the open so that when the long arm of s hen-house thiet reaches for them they can ff; “ —— of | an old chicken thiet neg hood of Anacostia has made the residents in that local- take extra precautions for the safe kee Jace large, fat turkeys. In the abse nae | —- chickens do not stand much _—— but the say they are better able to with chickens than with turkeys. Last wight the residents about the country near the gov- ernment insane hospital were by hear- ing noises in their chicken-houses, that thieves were about several persons their beds and went out to ——. only place where losses are reported is premises of Mrs. Frank Whaler on the Li ston road, from whose poultry-house six hens were taken. The the ity has ‘w days move from the mae bulla. where a suite of roomson srl FE [ de Fa-| Uhl has | iving- thought ght Seclcabie e's tocempiey te eves THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. a Se NOVEMBER 23, 1888 TUNNEL TESTIMONY TO-DAY. Capt. Symons and Lieut. Townsend on the Witness Stand. THE FORMER STATES THAT THE WORK OF LINING THE TUNNEL HAD BARELY COMMENCED WHEN CAPT. HOXIE WAS ORDERED AWAY—THE LATTER, TELLS WHAT HE KNOWS OF THE BAD WoRK. The twenty-second day of the investigation by the tunnel court was begun at 10:30 this morning. Neither Brennan nor Emory, the sub-contractors whom the court are so anxious to reach. having appeared, Capt. Symons, corps of ew rs was called to the stand. He stat v was placed on the work of the aqueds ension in December, 1883, under Major Lydecker. He reported to the major on the 15th of December, at which time Capt. Hoxie was on duty. In about a week he was made superintending engineer. He did not receive any written instructions, all of his or- ders being verbal. The work had’been just laid out and started at the different tunnel shafts. There were two engineers, Mr. Partridge and Mr. Merrill, employed on’ the tunnel, but no tors. The work increased so that other assistants were found necessary, aud a larger j nnd better engineering force ‘was established | in the tunnel. Mr. Coryell wns one of the en- gineers employed, It was the duty of the en- gineers to see that the tunnel was kept in the right line, of aoe right size, and to inspect the character of the rock. A QUESTION SOON AROSE as to the character of lining to be put into the tunnel, it being finally decided to line with brick and dry packing instead of concrete. Two inspectors—Woodward and Tarbell—were then empl. loved, They were young men of ed- ucation. e former had some experience in this line, but the latter had none. Then other tors were employed. Mr. Lucas, at the eastern shaft, was one ot them. Th joccor Pol ‘tors were given copies of the spec: tlons and ordered to see that the work corre- sponded with them and to make daily reports of [oy hy Se Symons said that it was abit to visit the tunnel as often as pos- sible, but his time was considerably taken up on other work, such as the construction of the dam at Great Falls. He was relieved from this duty in May, 1886. Gen. Ruger asked what portion of the lining a put in the tunnel when he left the wor! That, mere the witness, was a matter of record’ that he could not give exactly from bran bes referred to a plat submitted b Lieut. Townsend, which showed under whic! officer the lining of the various parts of the tunnel was put in. HOW CAPT. SYMONS IXSPECTED. ‘On second thought, the witness said, he could not remember whether or not the inspectors were given copies of the specifications. When- pens he went into the tunnel he made a a tion of the work, getting uj Lem scaffoldi € and examining every cheng around. The drily reports of the inspectors | passed through the hands of Mr. Coryell, who sometimes noted on them anything he con- sidered worthy of mention, but beyond this | made no report. Witness gave the tion of bricks on top his personal attention. The mortar was mixed by the contractor and the | imspectors were supposed to look after | its character. The work of lining was going on spasmodically. When a bad spot in the stone was encountered a gang was | put in to line it. There was no re organi- zation for this purpose, as the main object was | the driving of the hole of the tunnel. Capt. | Symons said that he constantly consulted Maj. Lydecker and kept him informed of the pro- | gress of the work. “How many times did Maj. Lydecker visit the tunnel with you?” asked Gen. Ruger. “I don’t remember r just how many times, but | I know that he was with me on two occasions,” was the reply. THE LINING JUST BARELY BEGUN WHEN CAPT. HOXIE WAS BELIEVED. The work, said the witness, was just barely | begun when Capt. Hoxie was relieved. Mr. Lucas was appointed on the eastern shaft be- — he hae er reps a bent good masonr: spector. All of ;apestore were 6 inte | on the same basis. ucas had done work | under Capt. Symons’ supervision before going on the tunnel. “Who was Capt. Hoxie?” asked Capt. Chester. “He was Major Lydecker’s assistant at the District offices and on the tunnel,” was the reply. ‘He was one of the originators of the me of increasing the water supply of the uence in securing the city, and had soms appropriations.” THE INSPECTORS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. The inspectors came to the tunnel with strong recommendations. The witness always considered Mr. Lucas a trustworthy man, and H — ed him as a sub-inspector for that rea- | written re of the inspectors ae filed away in the aqueduct office, and were at all times subject to Major Lydecker's | inspection. MAJOR LYDECKER’S TWO VISITS TO THE TUNNEL. In speaking of the two visits of Major Lydecker to the tunnel, Capt. Symons said that one occasion was when a committee of Con- gress inspected the work, and the other was | when the major went down to satisfy himself as to the progress of the work. Mr. Lucas, said the witness, in reply to Col. ‘raighill, was employed as a foreman by him during the laying of the 48-inch main. He had recommendations as to character. LIEUT. TOWNSEND THE NEXT WITNESS. Capt. Symons was excused at 11:15, and Lieut. Townsend was called to the stand. He said | that he was ordered to duty in connection with | the aqueduct extension on the 9th of April, | | 1887, and reported to Major Lydecker May z, 1887, and was designated as supervising en, neer on the tunnel. He had a talk with Major Lydecker, who told him to make a personal in- | spection of the tunnel with a view to deter- mining THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MEN EMPLOYED. He went down into the tunnel the first time with Major Lydecker, and after about two weeks’ inspection reported to Major Lydecker that on the whole, the it tors seemed to be capable men and doing their duty well, but that Mr. Coryell was either incompetent or | performing his duties as engincer in a careless | manner and recommended his discharge. | Major Lydecker replied that Coryell had been doing very good work, but that there was a suspicion about his work. Yet he was anxious to fos him a further trial. The inspectors in ad- tition to their other duties. were ordered to take cross sections as a check upon Mr. ony ell’s work, which the contractors complained of as defective. In his inspection of the work Lieut. Town- send found a very little bad work, amounting ae of consequence, He kept finding dications of bad work on the Pat of ras Coryell, however, and recommended | his by eet oy zat ogee = was retained } uy e work uni work was | im the fall of 1887, ve PAPERS FUBMITTED. Lieut. Townsend submitted in evidence a | from the beginning, also several a }and in what manner the In resuming eyecitiond ta Mae 6€ Gite Your, said the witness, there were modifications otrent te Se eeted et Suing. Mr. Kirlin It being 7. ee ' SCELLANEO’ ‘a aera WANTED MI US| __FOR RENT—ROOMS. of the tunuel. He did not deem it advisable eae a chee sxe, Adler fa Friesnes Sr are ome a to em; ® mason in the as SECOND FLOOR Bat ried fo nd pr ptmeding Taker, trust. | aaa eee oer RENT -210 Sa tb Boar on weaieat Gee Esters STORE NO. 423 ere st X THE FIRST INSPECTOR DISCHARGED OX ACCOUKT ar eee 1143 7thet. nw. pa Ears eel iW. THREE BEAUTI: f stele s Liiueawanx’ {3s Se ‘Then Perki hog ged pines; was ab seat firniabed second togr: rae REXT LARGE STORE AND DWELLING. southwest corner of 10th and O sta. cea to lowed to resign because Lieut, Townsend did pista aias 20 voces | bath and all ‘Sol Dat consider him competent, Laces was the a mor | ieee cokes ot mal ca im com] nt was ‘first or ae : next one. Lieut. ‘Townrend said that he has Sagar Wy ed Fst Ares FRONT Room: | HOW BEATS Pe neat nnn EAREe always hada vague feeling of suspicion against pa —PLATE-GLASS FRONT NEW STORE Lucas, but Reve found. any por getagegeed WANTEDCALL KINDS OF POSTAGE STAMPS: | nish the — Fe 4 ain f vecy toe, mnie location. all copegnt: cations of such under him. When it became | _” aaal See aat et a tewe bear ‘ _ Recessary to reduce the force he laid Leas off. | ‘WW ANTED_4 MIDDLE AGED COLORED WOMAy | Te"tai rie 0 a tity Lucas soon after got into a quarrel with Kirin | 1 pouererks Apne Stier Se | Angee as oe te and por: | 2 FOR SALE — Mis ELLAN ‘and witness took advantage of that fact to give ANTED — IMMEDI. cere COLORED teh a sold an exch ag orm | cso caer secures redoronoes CELLAD EOUS tesa Forma esis ts Kendall brothers’ queda Feber obs tei + EE masa ED— ane G0- KEEP BOK res. a .— Fh — om a it. trimmed: Peusere Ft a » SAAT SEM: ‘ny - Uy oo charges when nd gorges a We BOY, ABOUT 16. Pr. ae ‘ANT! HORSES Bante ease 308 Set nw. “7 Hare: ow it Petia | Address, for two days, ABS. Sea ea alle g oa and wrote to them to ask them for partic’ references, Bal BANK, Star office, no33-3t' a Mn w Farm 7th st re eight miles from R RENT—TWO VER! FAS. UNIUR, JOR SALE—A BOX OF MECHANICA DRAW but Teoatved 4 reply from Hunter, their lew- | \WraNTED—t iY TREE OGb BOOK 0. H.-P. CLARK, Sligo, Md.:€10 permo. n21-1m* private house 6]0 | veguare, engie Teaie tek fonkes, — to give any information except rvasencs, todos arr gentlemen, bis co Be w ANTED-TO ro BELL SMALL CONFECTIONARY; ave. 2.1 ase DRAUGHTSMAK, Bearomen: © eae’ es Serestigusher Suieetntea aM Siness tee MR ee er pend name | g4arese J. HH. Siar office, ferns Foe RENT_2D FLOOR, SOUTH FRONT. 2 LANGE SALE—A FINE BAY BROOD came to Un cOneision tt eg Rene tars | Sods aT toes TREE Sega sesenh allies cer | Pemeea® AES A revna ne Sah en, ina blackmailing scheme. He tele-| W. Tecate SUSE AND SKIRT HANDS, | \W Wait Fen, HORSES WINTER! Ricat oo heey Borthern family Tate aLe-T | anywhere wid ‘not of ston ed to Maj. Lydecker, who was then ab- CourE nae mufleg from Fins B10. pera RENT — So ED-SEVERAL vent (ow York ave aa fent from the city, and recaived an answer to | WAXTED<A COMPETENT WOMAN AS NURSE cata for ehrgone cet to fara oto Bi Fae.kex seen | Feta reer kaae OF ATS investigate the work im the tunnel. As the Apply 32) Rat nee rele a Ware ae STABLE Bh Bouackesying of coterer, 800 L sire norte: | 1, Shans. Sovty <b bee Be ye was so great, and he no positive ANTED— K. e dite £ Proceed upon, he did nothing matil Wat Ds Oa CPE OLSTERER : STEADY WC tors and sible bie drivine, iia ta Se ot Sod Fase Peet tron tines RAS SWELL F FUR quest g tay Ee eotn ig} SARS 3 er’s return, when he continued the ANTED—ENERGETIO Tf. : M boo * | at, Touh, ster t ole x. investigation and found ‘the bad work referred Winner ene nig, pee at, lve stock ad ek Gates Wit F_powne, 16:8 a a = OR SALE — A BARGAIN — Dain’ i on end fixtures, Address DAIRY, 5h oe aA VICTOR TRICYCLE, IN GOOD ORDER, to in hie report t@ Maj. Lydecker, submitted in evidence before the court. McNamara’s work did not show ae | ORE Feri FINE SUITE OF R00! NEWLY Stiga, FED DAY & WALDEMAN, O08 F vt hw. and Bivtclase home bie Loty isa een reese |S Was ee Fine 201 Didi ‘ANTED—A STRONG, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN * i DESIRING CRATOW Fol NT_210 F) 87, XWOMICELY FUR; | 2F Sor out of the city, mus beuld st once. AF ‘THE FRAUD SHOWN BY O’BRIEN’S WORK. Py he LD washing el ene Witte be dene Pes ek SRO aay Tienes Aba Kn Shots new ee yom eaten Low FOR CasH— TRO mo It soemed careless, but with no indications to | 12, Btaroflice, reterresor | ane Cane sae: rast rma 5 pone RENT_TWO OB THREE FURNISHED OR | 1 #13 ever beet ined ainse out of — prove that he was in collusion with anybody. WAXTED-AN EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER, | ©°F Othst.and Mess. ave.n.w. Open util ¥ pam. 017-0" fonewe,soome for sauries fou, oto he ae Lucas’ work showed bad spots, but was greatly rearay ie rect a number of uervants and. | WW ANTED—GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING, —- oe a0 Ind. ave. aud 24 st. better after O'Brien had come into the tunnel, ie Bar office near Hepat saa prices’ will ‘be. pald. ‘Cal 'of addins FE: S peivele ea ee eee zine Peon ins aa a ae said Lieut, ‘WAXED gry MOOREREPER Faw noua nee ¥'S Loan Office, ol Poon ‘ave, cones 323 M st. nw. a2. pointed by Major 1 decker: tpot wiktowr rep. | best partof city: Adress WM Star omee: BEEBE | \RTANTEDITRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS pega te age Shr pop pas at Fea - ommendation. All but one were so appointed, WARTEDI BUTLER 4 AND G ENERAL HOUSE- pound; don’t etd reoage bem | 5 able ticpest ee Masters being the exception. ‘The specifica. gene "a pes vate Suanily ; Seve chaos votes an beans teetah tions for the last contract were not printed, but | assachaee . naz-ot the chief avy was given a copy, which he ates NATIVE GERMAN TO GIVE PRI: showed ani th Fares ol Reo roe e Snes on Meera Es RENT— FURNISHED ROOM! =i a aS ac apne anes ey came into e tunnel. At one | ems ddress G. F. tar a pons ol Xowis & great opp to tak ANTED IN TRANGR SPORTAT ‘without in 8 private . amor. not being properly done, and recommended. eyine' eo ae ae Ste ne Tel Bae PRCT | onnays sp FLOOR, UNFURNISUED, NEWLT DED cmiacatn aM Wate the appointment of additional inspectors to re- Wie ee Ee BARITONE SINGER Wi papered: bath, heat, aad gas: mews . &. @., 8 fine Shot Gun for — _ Lrsembes ose irSingn Lectin capa church cholr: Uberal salary to capable singe. VET, NOWN THAT FRESH ALDER. | £0} joseta; price very moderate to DEES” | bro setts of barrels, Sand 10 ‘bore, “Dowsal wctuas: al @ brick an mort ese were | dress x Wand — | Original i Present price, 87, iv duties of the sub-inspectors who were at work WAsten, Pree ncrAte AGENTS — — py CE a perquart | WORRENT TOONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN A | Don SALE THE HANDSOMEST PATiL OF Mia. below, and could only give matters above their en's Inaurance America: | “iy aouth and east. os hiw iehstepr ing 5 your cid driving rw tn attention at long intervals, Lieut, Townsend ; $wointellige jcaveoery Aceon ts yun. | 2 a &, ae hich: weigh about said that he never saw or heard of any grout | Tu central Netiousl Bent Bustarn n19-Lw" gentle and free from vice “or bleminien. Ap) being peed in the a eel W fiereweert ails Nats “COOKS, GENERAL FOR SALE—LOTS. mont Court opfwoutte tie Fortinea. tablen, 11% @ recess of an hour was en, semen, Coach- FRONT * REN’ NE FBO} pa a —_—————__ eS tt women FR SALE--100 FEET FRONT F By aero Fa Rae RL Tog foes SALE—AT WOOD BRO, MST, BETW THE NEWS-STAND DEADBEAT, F. SURNBAM. 8 2 Fat. new. gonertied’ edie Tenntion tonne hve bail 26h and 17th oy sorrel Horee: 17 hauds ~*, foot. SWORMST! stand without bitching. Say O87 wae ee = = —} , He is not a Very Serious Offender, but ee EMPLOYMENT —BU- 927 F st. Cerplehek Srsetapetia agate atta The Lotion ™ = — sttmal for coupe or busiuesd td yeosinepy if GALE-00" FEROENT BELOW Manat | Sotcsd ots some iy mei tose ~ he Makes the Attendant Tired. and color for all ki ot cic labr fy Drei (price if ‘taken in next ‘tom days-tures Private family if required. Fe: SALE—A NO. 6 6 CASH REGIsTr: R, IN PER: and states, with references. 7 nw. in Lante fine view. = ct order; used Ss sorotuouth: will wll “We're overrun with that class of custom,” y AETED =. ST TROFITABLE, , EMPLOYMENT, £0 FOR | LACHLEN & Sati ved 5 i ™. Fiftrnished qiralhedrooas Bt ie “HANDOOMRE cheap for cash.” Call or addres O20'E bi one teens the attendant at @ news-stand in an uptown mi Sw Pitesti tou inter fu Gly at Prone gen han sag Metropolitan Club: cars and herdics,” nssedw= POR SALE-AT Private save hotel gloomily remarked the other night as a Wai Gp EPARNERS FOR PROF, CHRIST. | others, toclose an estate. Inquire ROOM 4, 1006 | Om RENT i408 © TY REN VER- son ae, and riding Horse. sound and man who had been perusing a sporting paper RER'S New International Tailor System of Dress a Rr AE py oe, Wine: es P & sporting paper | aud Garment Cutting with any inch Tule and care | 9 nr SALE—ECRINGTON TOTS, ON ELECTRIC | suite or sinsie; southern éxposure, couveulent to cars i Ste a ED | eet einai for half an hour folded itup and quietly walked | measure alone, Patterns and materials out and basted +35 eng wralk xnd every | sud herdice meee ret buble and atte Harve away. “They come here and treat our stock in | Shmads andthe syatem taught by Mme. 8. 3. MES- Beare including eicctrie ig! ight facilities JOR RENT—16TH ST, OPPOSITE THE ARNO, i aa Arete’ reperty oe Dele ol . y we fo trade as if it were provided for the public con- | =———— will auld and camber Cana Fi gue dicek, Saapetares ; furnished rooms SOOM at private susbhe reset hig x st veni tend of being for sale for the profit 5. Biome Sor 34.5 2-3 erage inst —— P AT Fo om E—SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING LOTS R RENT_DEC. 1. AT 1897 Ter. OR SALE—ONE EBAY | HORSE ECR Fay car of the Ponectater, >—AN ORGANIST OF EXPERIENCE + on yhe nord ghend eouth sides of New Yor! sve bet. municat 2a ti for want of use; Gare eyez do cadres ding ‘up the prac- W “ibd auulity esires an cnewrement; beet city ref- Bailrosd. OF he Winkie 1813 et. aes ge” | Gzposure: wi hs yas eee 2. ES iy te Wat: ssocesacomas ” ” THE StaR reporter aske erences, Address of y aE beated. “Yes, we used to have signs posted on the bike Rot COLOBED GIRL a re jee quiet “boom” in lots, You will never | °QERENT_TARGE, PLE: Freeisigeer gteret oom anton, Seek eA® yal and distributed on the paperson the coun. | nian referencon cea. “Call or address L BF. 1699 Vizsve. | Bt sine they can be bought to-day. | opp. Mt. Vernon Park. bated of ot a RTT ¥- the r, but ey "t seem any good, a ae Lot on 161 n.e., between Galeg pnt, pnd, Penning r= RENT -PLEASANT BA’ BaY. *. | ington railroad. 21-3 sorts of men come along, pick up paper after ANTED — BY GENTLEMAN EMPLOYED none, 39 by by 91 fee soit -foot alley. and large office-room OK SALE_ONE : y = ‘st, x oat po window SORT PONY 80 iran POR Bape eed ny wast in hom Adios | sue aaa eh ance eta | nev cee We Bia eal Rit top ratea tart Bisa | FER Se Marat Come toa aad ie ead ws dant alah, Wists Giatan tas aed sees examine oa int tinder Cl vlservice: | re betyeen Band C ne, 20by us 1 RENT—AT 1900 HST. NW HAN Fok SALE MOUSE-COLORED, MARE @ EARS ® man to have the ehh ea 0, Dever Seinige lth pape eats org mo mje i aya uot BS, pert tot 2 bagi, 134, Lown at, | 7, gacnioryroom: BEN house drive her: reason for" elites ne ne. furtier tae for ter ing eaieee = cing tree of Souk, 6 does hank” Hil'rarnah exellent tentimeniate from tendiuig Chris: cau wae Gs Tots 8,0. POE RENT—ai6 oT ST. x a eS 22-3t Real Estate ne cae ok ly fu OR Yj A BARG: “ Z tate te sa to these people ie can catch | tian people wherever be hus li tye ty S70, Non GALE e room: nice! La, spines ce em Fe: bas 4 Py ga — MoH CoN Pe them alo: ut the trouble is customer ‘BEAUTIFU! RT room, windo h is usually ‘standing sround e same time, | 27> ee oe F Kok SE Tg feet someer ene Aus geen ay Ce 4 aes uw: 43 ES * “daytona, phactous and if we spoke to the dead-beat the customer | WANTFDIEXOWN era 70 GET? Pores room new House: 8 per cent pet on im Fx tone waar eo co NT CATING | gies roben wid, balters wd blaukeie for mals henge. Painting and would be more apt to take it to himsélf and got | Waitereas, Conchuven, Butlers Bet: | mmo lot Inquire OWNIK, 1598 Pleree Place efi a en furmished, | Best of teria. offended than the man we were hitting at. vagsiee ‘attached—at DICK’ Saar w. Foe SALE—FINE LOTS AT LOW PRICES ON WN. | ® at, gas, bath. 06 1 Ww. 234° lat ald baby it dc th ~ ands, = N. Y. ave., bet. ‘Capitol sta. n. F? ‘OR QUADRANT © TANDEM TRIC’ YC! i ear aplaten pstpanal gt plpsaar esl ses: Wi ANTEDAT HEADQUARTERS PORTTIONS | 4's" road pasaey ete cana DIS Bie OL TOM, 300 W. German ot, Baltimore, id, G La —— —————— if nothing had happened. It’s strange how | nupioé Sooke.’ Seeeetioceerenen a SALEVINE BUILDING SITES: NEW IS" | pes R SALE—SIXTEEN HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES mean some men can be for afew cents.” There | Butlers. BAM" Pe oat O20 F st-n.w. nas2t Fiaak rag ll oe from Tennessee saddiers and ar are plenty of men ‘who like to read the New WASTED-4 GIRL WANTS 1 ‘& PLACE As ¢ CHAM. Serato Mind ove: aw corer 15th ouster prise nw. vl ‘a York papers, but instead of buying — in the Ps PEERS ot fr housework in amall fami- | Bbode faland ave. WM. TOUNe, Fas = THE LANGEET STOCK GF Lalas rning and paying five cents for them, wait ALE — TOC! Tatil night, when the boys who got’ stuck are | \WTANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS | OR SAUETE RAVE A FEW Lore IN MOUNT cr lon cheats rere ae: | secant so penoonceie Son you Se offering them for s cents piece, The men who | susia. "Eailor address S13 Sas asw. eae | Lote immediately west in Lf Sts . well for @ and Arlington hotaie, ref eens ee eee ‘is aren’t hard up, either. course,” the 25 Et erences. ~ ety aieaetaat conanehiestes nakias 9) 68 ball! W aa iano a reer mano water By ae ine ore oar ay GENTLEMEN Sey Sere et FUR- ey LDR SAMO AE 8 saan 'o-cel So famil Good pes itor stamp, “a good many men come here, ‘Call at 701 24th st. nw. at re Rw. aly eourceirat —— yy an excellent glance at the illustrated papers, read a little in Ww NTED-BY A YOUNG LADY WHO WRITES R SALE—CHEAP—CORNER IOT ON 16TH st. Posts Beau Jac and ‘center ‘carved plane nize nical ff, entire “ plain and rapid hand, a Situation as copyist. Ad- 08, Lota in ME Pleasant $550, »_ 9. G. Bar the entire case in made of per or two, and go of ely uncon: copy! scious that they have been doing anything out | 4" st=tius salary given, ¥. W. 8, Star ofice. 1m : i BEY dou F at Stes ih, Bae poe nr ti ANTED—BY WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD, 8) iomaded teed for? of ever oe — or slightest a - Wit ee et ie CHILD, | ae for 7 year, HUGO 'W of de: eatil jut it’s a nuisance the pidowerin stall fully 7; 800d Seinaen a same, and Ta ike to find a way to break it up.” | 153, Star ee UNFURNISHED ROO! Ooms jon = MATCHED PAIR OF vex STIG a = a four rooms on r, ‘Mares, each seven years old: sound. ai Tue Fastest Tratns mx Amentca are runon ATED af, OOF A CODED GIR A FEA TEAR 3 FES SALE-LOTS ‘ON 182, 8. rae oars I ES ; heat gud fas: = Aya pognde gach uray a the B.&0. BR. R., and the quickest time to aahuoarell 409 Sth st. ae. ate atest ound a ee ae yo beautitul pair oe Philadelphia is made by the B. & O. Limited ‘ANTED-A ‘COLORED DRESSMAKER WILLGO —TWO NICELY-FURNISHED COMMU. —_ trains leaving here at 8:10. m. and 4:20 p. m. out by the day; will also take work at her home; pil for Pista. AL. BAR ed fers mpg thind oor, bath on saune for: — pre noetomed to the city : have ans. Other soaie al pobre ag erence.” Call or address 1928 Let nw. uoe-at private family. es her pale $450 ate ota .” Se anueaie cdaaeban Oe B NTED—BY AN EXPFRIENC D WAITER—A Win. Walter's ous, in orders raced time. No extras are charged on e] Rae fatuation tu Motel rest arte : mi yA f Ohio best of references. slieeaeresniaacabae GEORGETOWN. Ramroap Tarx.—The classification of the jon, are attract eat. Tote ‘will be sold to RB PARTY OF REFINEMENT ee the sume. “Tis, the F on RENT A PARTY nive home, Teasers the proprietor to male this the moat at subdi- | no other roomers, can be vision about Washi ‘The strecta are exact ex: | choice, floor vrs Herdica pase the ovr eet Domes FS RENT—IN A PLEASANT HOME, NEATLY a newly front room, second ; suitable for two persons venient = Papen a bee at eer WARD Vint MAN, a 3 rat-clase pi family oe he derst ‘fer- ncee bot te ge oes dates tends different treights entering into the trado of the | gigs 4h in Washington airs | Scone of tron of fas cay aba exer meer conte: | Wat merchants of Georgetown asked for by the a fect at 7 tem ita, anda electric "Tailwey have. been 10,000 feet of curb have been contracted for, laying of curb and Paverwente will be commences, few days. _ Cot ge Rae | exchanged; 920 OE, G87 pays - sri ofc fof GH fae | sag Pennsylvania railroad in their examination as to the feasibility of extending a branch line to connect the business of the town with the Peunsylvania system of railroads has been Ww RSS “A LADY OF EXPERIENCE ae ability s position as housekeeper in Beg loge oF inatitution; references, 3 | comfort | to Government ‘ANTED-BY A GRADUATE OF Ty anne Red Wilkes, Hi Tots. ne, RENT—AT 1021, 117 Sm rei Gab Hyot,f, Maile to wagon ta made, and the matter is still held in abey- land Colles of PRarmee position ; pee seg cee the property. take th trie ZOR itched Ba} Hore. 30 hands bach, ance, but with every probability that the ex- | vem Box 36, Siar ofnee wayson ew ont ve cea ne loan Maes ae b = tension asked for will be granted. Talks with nope wo FAMILIE et ANTED — LIES ie nished with first-class White or Colored help; D rin our ast chance to pee R Fotis low the merchants of Georgetown by Stan re- | cde sued, with, first-class White oF pe + Sine a SRA ae P porter develop the fact that they have every | refercuces guarauteed. J.B, BUNGESS ce Ce eet Ons tom sath, Prose rem, Gat ees = the city, ith “overithat Boar, ocl0-6w__ JOHN SIMMONS, 311 12th st. n.w. confidence that the road will be built. Some | st 2.w. pt ped Tututes! by Fall from the cit Cunton House, 7th Booms trout IR SALE—PARTIES IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK | @5 per month up. 208 Fuge RENT-IN A COZY, STYLISH HOUSE OVER- juare and K st.. and eau rate family; uo clildren 1013 3 25th st. ANTED—SITUATI FOR 1,000 MEN Al wouien as cooks, waiters, maida, ss xe (ee ee a en dishwashers, seas’ rresses, dc. (All as fol- help welected; no tramps.) BURNHAM'S, 63% adjacent to hew University and Soldiers’ Home, pnd secure, your Ty Sotos. MCLACHLEN & Piling should communicate with me before pure earls BalcueLe chasing eleewhere.as I have secured a large quantit era. Gemand 4 in lly the prompt; CLARKE, Occoquan, Va. oe that even though the extension is not made Vv year, it will surely come sooner or later. The situation of affairs was summed uj board in 3 lows: The District Government and Congress see NEY TO LOAN — ~ bebe aiden | ty =< hand are ao = a Waa ‘4 YOUNG MAN A POSITION AS ONE’ at RENT—211 NORTH CAPITOL iL ST HAND. roads and are ushing them collector o = furnished rooms, Gut on. the suburbs,” This “makes | tisslon or salary: best Cf references one Poa. Siss hata of five, th board; app sbicitinenta sf bouge ize. fn extra long, haul” for the mer- | Mvtred._Addrese F. L, Star office nana \ 6 Per eeat for Sve yearn,” tiger waters te, pulpbas purposes: Stiecneaeer a chants of both Georgetown and Washington. Relief can be speedily obtained by bailding ex- 1d branch to WANTED—BOARD. “Bet rot veourity Reape ee Tal ae, 1310 Fet._ | MOH RENT—0OR. OF OTH ST. AND MASS. AVE) | 7-Osr— ox tra tracks alongside of the pro = — == | 7A TOAN OW BEAL BSTLEE THE FOLLOWING | 1,c%o SES, fae DAY LAST LARGE BLACK NEW. relieve the freight accumulation at distant Wake ia we pd id Way Te sums: —— ee fouthera and ¢ ‘cmternexfownre: Liou, Meward forbs revarate BAe points out of the city. In many instances the id zive German, French or falan 500, a ner} Now Jersey ave. nw. breed ee the Ceri — a —_ a Sams peg Fterancen, ‘Address GERMAN, Star cals, 4300, ie, ir private fang frcuned pe able Li at at NOVEMBER 22, A LE TRATHER CA ASE. aces. ‘ound on the Virgini EE EIS SENS corner house epee | 8 Fae of the iver Detweet the Lon bridge and ———— ee 3999. WipSesess segueea Thar oo! wee {th tnd The G ana F. F ond gh ote, the Vi ia end of the Free bri owne NT: arr Cee ee EEE pTaTSee ESET O8T—ON VERMONT AVE, NEAR 14TH by the Pennsylvania railroad, and the ot | ——_WA! ED: ROOMS. _ 21-10 :) biter aw. Laz and Liver Setter Dor Witt name on couse in use by the old canal, is a natural road-bed ‘aRTzD Two ROOMS, ITH ae fat NEY TO LOAN IN AWOUNTS 0 SUIT AT house, pentiy, bem , two or Le Sn ot and receive Finder. please revurn we iteclf. Address, stating peice, Box US Stte oftee!, a ce Sent Warne Tuer wi Be Kerr Wem Fo! Twenty Days.—Jobn Fisher and Sam'l Booth, two wandering tramps, were arrested last night by Officer Bloom, and a charge of vagrancy en- tered against them. They were sleeping on the Mireenteg = ont OST—A tote mantet om SPANIEL GYP: AN- wa ioth and Bete. | oe swers to the name of iy" ribbou wre bel a IR RENT—THOBE DESIRABLE ROOMS ON 2D | tached on ‘Liberal reward if returned to 1534 WASHER A tunvaTe TAMIL tans | nave wey SEVERAL, CU rata RANE FOoM : an from 0 to vais 000 to. 2 gh * = — BBY far dy | Tine ron ta eR ssn | er oi 3 BEE Won: poeennte Terms i Wane Ea ieee steel RE |e sap et a teat aay “Apply bli i at. aw. > weirs remises occupied by Johnson & my 's lime ARE JR RENT—1204 K 8T.. a eed fn Loa cx aa Eee ga cn ee ee | ea a Som at ee ee pe r= wEaE sore BRE wes ©: . a 7 oat = NEAR sCOrT NESDA\ ride Were given twonty days each on the farm ‘arth foots une am Forlag joey und becatine Uneit int sncinet foro, re RENT UNFURNISHED OOM a ASR, | Ly{skternoun white sevtr Dae waite yellow, ea fudge r to-day on a cl fyally Jocated Lae full par- Pepmarely paid. ber 4 _ oe reward if delivered at T24Coum ave as tie i such Gnaix Trape.—The boat Lou redto- a i AB the ew, York papiee of prac! = Bonde. srarantes teed by | and ayrteale Be rcgarteg aia | Wma wheat marke! et, an food wheat i quoted st 81.07081.09. "Corn is | BL2d secure tena UTOMING & Gon Stat per in epee. andprices are quoted at 53c, W ‘ANTED— foe x MMOD, x i emseeiianis Lay Ciasocteis to Wines Lt three ni during ius m .—Great Falls, temperature, 40; condition, reservoir, ‘temperature, 49; condi- thon at n 5 dtibatng condition at south good: ernmen' a O8T—BETWEEN 1: SO peopel Pager = Fertinont Boar, in - A! hue, term reamoa road tickets RES ab der | ei oe | caeans Shiney tole capsaicin FoLMraT agar X.W., FURNISHED), desirable frou! —~ JAMES MIDDLEDITH, ast uot Soom, tied foor: nese ——¥7 e P. Sacer 213-3w* ‘ONEY LOAN AT & Waser bord gona + wil = . povel ve eal estate 38 eer 21-31 OANS—PERSONS ”WANTED—HOUSES._—_ Lik Eo an ornate |eiee 708 OSH 4 HOUNE ONEY. a LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE bet 141 ee and M eet nly — ‘WASHINGTON | -27-2m : bes ear |e tela Sane Ee connection, 13; distribu reservoir, temper- ature, 46; condition st influent condition at effluent gate-house, ae Hartford’s Infant Sculler. BE IS FOUR YEARS OF AGE AND ROWS IN FINE FORM WITH OARS OF REGULATION SIZE, The Hartford Courant says: Although aquatic sports in Hartford have fallen into innocuous desuetude the past few years, there are two things about it in which her Fat. ow. ———_ 6; ss foo Pee the: ——— . but bs for, out wag found that Smployment, and aunvene mace was reorganized, aif ila ie He é A F s EE If i } F, ERLE i ee tl F whenever work being i! genes ao veg |S a SExT_19 OWA, CIRCLE THREE, GoM: erences are woman FOR. RENT—OFFICES.