Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1888, Page 2

és ~ SOCIAL MATTERS. MAJOR LYDECKER A WITNESS. |GEN.. HARRISON'S CHARACTER. WANTED—HELP. WANTED— FOR RENT—ROOMS. __ FOR RENT—ROOMs. 5 ime = = —== _——_- = — = “AND BEST FUR m NT—DOUBLE PARLOKS, NICELY What Fashionable People are Doing— | What He Knows and Doesn’t Know | An Interesting Talk with Dr. Bartlett ‘ANTED—THOROUGH W. HANDS, COMPE- Witz A FURNISHED BOOM AND HIRE. RENT-THE ey > Best FUR. FOS SP8t pore Samos, Bice Pereonal Mention. About Bad Tunnel Work. About the President-elect. We ‘Sitaaee POT | um scvares Boonon of chine do gig. Ad Tam nie" Seow fens | par for bore end arvige’ oon Sury st Se ‘HIS RXAMINATION BY THE MILITARY counT OF| Rev, Dr. Bartlett, of the New York Avenue ‘ ile, on sop ve well ecpmanepdsd ay PeDIBT A Yound cOUrLE. ) pt er FF Bape, a0" 0 s INQUIRY TO-DAY—wIS CONNECTION wiTH THE | Presbyterian church. has been Gen. Harrison's | uf i e ite 2 Witrar \rgoms, for aC poeadeg nd cocond a a pen pcantijenciasst hr pe taarilge boearie, otd weaayhget ogy chrar y= ok W ye Powis be Sie: Asem QR RENT—ONE ENFURYISHED AND TWO F vor ave yy 5 5 - Rf OFFICIAL KNOWLEDGE OF SUB-CONTRACTS. ship for more than 12 years. Speaking of his a ee ee ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, SOT MCLG TO | Barn apartinents, eu suite: bath aod | BOR RENT. THREF Cony a relations with the President-elect to » Stan | 5 DA WHITE GIRL TO CARE FOR GHTL- | qq, ja mwore, ua 910 & week. wishes # nf Ineation in the city ‘cafe'eecond tenons, naoor | A Junicating omy lange Major Garrett J. Lydecker, having taken a4- | reporter, Dr, Bartlett enid: “Mr, Harrison is a Wor: Sean tpt santet coud wel secon | gies furnace oF eam beat: connecting bat-rogm apd | location Feat ewcond to nome. 890-08" | | puedimmn: nicely fernini wd Tora cently Yantage of Thanksgiving to recuperate fr0M | sincere, honest church-goer, and an upright | mended. 1211 Rhode lalandave nw. udO3t | Snq'N and G aie Address 3.4.5. Star oflice, etvine leasantiy grated, cog equere trum fore | By0u KENT-TWO ON THREE VERY DPon, rg the fatigue resulting from his examination by | an ‘There is nothing puritanical about him, ‘WASTED YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD REFER. | every detaii and lowest terms 70 t" fin best tad passe nIO-St* t abd back communicating rooms eect ee denustry or millicr e ANTED—AN — OCCU! LEMAN, tvdny before the milary court ot gry | eu be halern i chachen, mprarermestoes| aN edger iiWine © “a | Watkpnisyne esp, sounie toe and in doing what his conse! forms NTO Ai RES- exchanged. Address Box 48, Star it meeting at the War department, to investigate | is right and just. He is domestic in bis habits, W ‘Setrant cichen and etiend dul walt one fe | (WW ANTED-PERSONS avaee ROgus FoR escorted to the altar | the bad work in the aqueduct tunnel. He was} 24 his home is one of the best types of the fini. oe Tt | tues ve ve wan, money by seeing d by her | somewhat late in arriving, and the court was Christian American home. Gen. Har- zs ae x | oe eee for, {urmiehed sn anturiebed ho peids’s Reese | forced to. weit ter ent, ten minutes, He | Troms WANTED{A FIRST-CLASS COLORED. COOK | ROOM RE AGENCY, 612 Oth st. BW. B D. —ti Lind at 3; BO fre RENT_FURNISHED 2D, OR AD | Tey, F'atcr: best andes navel parle’ geod Samal ; | ete Pe tabie boar denied, SSS Get aw i? LARGE FURNISHED tex For Best PRIVATE FAMILY, 2 NICELY suitable for pari tabed ; Suitable for uruished ros on thin! floor a! Sentlemen ; price §7 and $10. T200 tid st aw board, if desired. 24) 4 Pa ave " a RENT— THREE UNFURNI Si E ERGs & st . rison represents the highest type of a purely | W with personal references. Apply at 1502 20t ANTED-THE ROOM-RENTING BUSINESS | CR REN? (oPLENDID QUITE OF PARLORS, | Mr scte ually without shia a eg of whits refs de chine; she carriga | emt#Fed the room at 29 minutes before 11| American manhood. Me belisves ‘in respect. | 2. i Weergra ft farpramen ear a Keo resists: | rooms in setone' throw of Kobitt: Willatd’s and Mees = convenient to two dives uf cars I Sun de themums, tied with | °'clock in full uniform, carrying his sword in| ing the sabbath. ‘There will be no political | WaArdiaan Wah ios AEPSMEN, 10, WORK | Room edged ueedauer CHINS & CO. loom: Randolph's dress | his hand, and was immediately sworn by the | caucuses held at the White House on Sunday rash —_ Botels, cars and — ‘ove! nd b a " Apply 515 7th st., 2d floor, 3d door, a, @ | Tenters aud Agents, 1371 F st. nw. n2s-3t ri ote ae —— while ho is there.. Both the General and Mrs. 3 ol 608 14th et. nw. Hi & OF "add-oe" JOR RENT—TWO BRIGHT, COMMUNICATING Tooms, 4 floor. nicely furnished | ala, two on id ocr, unfuruiahed no objection to prepare breakfast, ven eget house. rept moderate. 6 12th ot nw 2 CONN AVE NW. Bri furnished front and tack 'ANTED — WOMEN — CLASS COOKS, r r x ™ ie eens: | 22 zeply to Gen. Ruger the major said that | Traction were, leaders in our Sunday | WARE nes Wailers, Cemureas, Biters | __WANTED--HOUSES Ni assignment to the aqueduct work was dated ate fen. Par and Meu = Ss = — = Dr. | sometime durin ihe sumuner of 1862, At this | Sehool in indianapolis, and they were | & ways Gall Quick, DICKS AGENCY, O13 7 ata w, ANTED — FURNISHED HOUSES POR TWO ELY FURNISHED s re ti v time he was eer Commissioner of the Dis- | regular attendants upon our weekly er member. Wiitakin'y wi <a 30-3 ww tte Fe RENT—1336 FST.N.W. OPPOSITE FRANK in; handsomely furnished Poors, suitable ? trict. His duty as BO con- | meetings. When the general came to 'ED—WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO 840; CHAM- ‘s 2 F st._ | for Members of Senators: open srate; large closets al | Wron RENT—TO ADULTSOIN FINE New a 4 Nurses and Laundresses in‘ city or STED—TO PURCHASE IN? conveniences ; boarding convenient, udO-2t bh or 0 large second story P De. Towassad, reotet of tbe ohtrch, Among nection with the aqueduct and he was relieved ate he coald always be found on Thursday | svay:Waiary Revers or Fort Hands. Colored es | WANTED TO PURCHASE IN 3.3 stg fy ner: | JOR RENT_FUUNISHED AND UNFORALGED | Heller sutarasoet "wi Miche Te ing present were Mrs. P. Randol ex-Re} ad is di evenings at our prayer meeting on New Yor! hn ee - oe “~~ | southern exposure preferred, Address Box 5: ts rooms. 940T stow. u30-se * iets Fooms, Pent low to permanent fae fuths of ibe | Flas opaicn the monk ofeach woud "Gs | eenne. Ti bardly probsble tat wo shall ws |'WWASTER>A Sia Pasay wQwAx yum | SBor™= nT “aoe ny | PRE per ramen rage noe the same. See eee eee el re | ee means Avtar at 1818 10cm, «AE _ | Worchwest part st city Sn centage eam oud | peeest tae eee nena Eee Bi aacatory hh sow fire oe AS TO SUPERVISION OF THE aQuEDUCT work. | Will be so many matters of national import- ANTED TA WHITE GIRI-AS CHAMBERMAID | tree daughters.” If terdos toasongble Sal Tay 38 YoU; termis reasonable. 417 Gthsi nw. ndy-dt" | bie for wentien of in- | ance to which he will be compelled to give his | VV sud iaundress for s tumily of fvur. Noue but | vance for winter. Addrue “PRIVATE FAM! ULX” | 0k RENT-HANDSOMELY FORNIGUED PAR: | JOR KENT—17 = As general manager of the project “| attention. There was but one President of the | those bringing the be: st references need apply. 177 | Star Office. 38. lors on first floor; piano, folding bed. desk, &e. ; vnd-story front i i Mm chusetts ave. " 7 — Sy E cund third doors, | €°U exposure grate fire x rgan, creasing the water supply, Major Lydecker | United States who used to attend prayer meet- | “esse — i — - é =: 2 lou, handsome Toymue OB seo a Acors: | Terasskon comely Dr. Hitton Harris, of the navy, brother ofa | 214, he ad constantly under consideration | ings, and that was Franklin Pierce, | He wor- | WANTER-A NITE GIRL T0D0 LIGHT CHA |W 4 NTET) MISCELLANEOUS | “- SS groom; Mra. Robert E ligginbotham Mrs. Geo. ~ casey Paper let pe Ses the — “iy orci Sea ? cayman ampincmaemmernna: ° WwW ANTED — STENOGRAPHER A. YPE Fhe second door, snd p kitchen on the third Rope, suite of Rooms. south = ae v i "Ri hings took the best means in his power | {Is the general a peculiar man inany sense?” | mew. ANTED — SIENOGRAPHER AND 2 YER-| with wowrandgea 7 Ps Itt | Situie rooms, table board pbell iteomb, Richmond; | ther things 5 th “He is not a man who has any eccentricities | (\TANTED — SALESMEN — GOOD SIDE I. vy 7 Eaten | Miss May Mayo, Miss Annie Fisher, Miss May | ‘© Secure an intelligent supervision of the 3 = : ts - 2 Address STENO., S Fi JOR RENT -709 11TH ST. N. W., HANDSOMELY Fa KENT—FIRST OR SBOOND FLOOR, THRE ” “ Will pay all traveiing expenses, Sells to alc . r 00 bd four communicating hoon — 4 EL, f work. Under the first contract, fall of 1883, = noe esee Be ch poem are of trade. Corry good stock In cout Pockets. Terais WANTED MEDIUM-SIZED SAFE, COMBINA. | ZX turnished double parlors,’ with side = 7 jour, Wechingten ae i he immediately applied for an assistant on the Paes beng and sample for.c. postage. L. E. CKANDALL & CO., tion lock, must be in perfect order: Address. | Suave” $50; ‘including board, Referouces on ve . equeduct operations, and Capt. Symons was or- | been depicted as cold and unsociable; he is not | Chicago. 0-6 "| stating sige, nieke, and lowest cash price, SAFE Lock | Changed. na WOR RENT—Nyey - eee ate See OU sed baaapeniice tak date: entered at | 80. Different men have different dispositions, WASTED — DRESSMAKERS AT 430 ore sr. | Box 07. FO: ie 5 S08 RENT — GEOOND —Allb —Yauab-emo! Story front and cc eae GENISHED SBOONE 5. dal drove from the | cass into ‘consultation with Capt. Hoxie, | and Gen. Harrison's disposition is a careful one. n3d-1t" | AVING OPENED ONE OF THE Moons ea wujte or single ul mrodera conver | side Hotmwith Bard Tig tal, Room ala ¢burch to Major Randolph's home, No. 100 B | free Mite ‘Lydecker’ tin the | You cannot become his bosom friend in fifteen | > a a ea ee STUDIOS tu Washineton, 1 would advise nding subiiary plumbing: Dib-st cars poss | BAOR RENT—9v = we a ir Lydecker’s assistan' the a ANTED_WE DESIRE, TO EMPLOY A 1, thoge desiring Cra~ou Portraits for Christrass to call on Lay SE SISHED AND UNFURNISHED street no: where a supper was served | nici sct omtices. “He was soon afterward given | Minutes. He must know you thoroughly an of culture and pleasant address: salary, $50 per | me before wolng elaewhers, weekly or monthly, pay. | issouri ave. n.w. | S.rogng te wentiemen only, ty a widow la ey and a reception held The rooms were charm- of th k tal i you him before there can be any intimacy. month st frst; bo book-canvassing. ALDERSON & | jontetekes” penuni? nn HB SMITH, Arust, | R RENT-1TWO VERY DESIRABLE UNFUR- | Sew Yorkave nw 7 ingly decked with cut flowers and plants, and | °barge © work as supervising engineer. “In the course of all my acquaintance with | CO. 1010 F st, 2d floor. is? Studio 1st foor, ished Hous on secund floor, suitable for light | WOK KENT—TWO” UNPURN the company enjoyed the preence of Mr. and | Witness gave no [rien orders to Gepk: 87° | she general,” continued the dootor: “I never ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED, COLORED | B2S-t" —Cor-Oui st and Mage.ave.n | nouarkeepit an. one fuziidbed how on Sd aver: |] scatinar Boome on second four, suitable tee nek ‘Mrs. Harris, jr., until 10 o'clock, when, in heard him mention his ggandfather. He Waitress; must have references. at 1314S ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLOR! codern hnprovewents, 77 H st. Dw. jemab and Wile. rented 4 . 4 result of personal observation und consulta- | once hear Lay a st. n.w., on Saturday. lv Ly traveling pot he, they departed upon a gus aud useof bathroom “l490 Lie oor RENT—1231 X._¥_ AVE. ROOMS ON sicoy Pena tkird dace, Sohiias ted ree - is Ga folding beds. house warm, commen - Ox RENT —THREE FURNISHED BOOMS ON bee _ ile or separa ee e Treasury SOR ‘T- {with conveniences ; F°),k RENT ddress, washing to be done at her home. Ad | JOR RENT—513 HM ST. SM st. nw. B2s-3t unfurninin al dition, house 2 WHO HAS recouwend.> pst. mow. 1t* 2 | tions. i does not stand on the pedestal of his grand- ea3as os r rience in city trade; us : . father who was President of the United States | tion ira lest employer sepa Mrs. T. L. Thom ‘and Miss Thompson point to examine them personally, are pleasantly located at No. 1136 17th street, | before Lieut. Townsend came as assi Mr. Coryell was on the work about a yeer would at some time or other make mention of ANTED—A WHITE OB COLORED WOMAK A8 where they are at home to callers on Tuesdays. | When the latter reported he was giv Thom will the fact, but the general never did, I remem- experienced Waitress and Chambermaid; only | ber that at : rig’ club Reha Plate —— shoee with excellent references need apply. agit + Mrs. pson introduce her second i ‘Eoaee and of which Gen. Harrison, Judge Gresham, | suv. daughter to society next month. scnpekroee ai Mons en thove given | ay, Porter and. Gov. Hendticks’ were mers” Miss Edith Soule is back from New York THE CHANGE IN THE SPECIFICATIONS bers, allusions would frequently be made to the ji ral’s grandfather, but th dson never dig. having been absent several weeks. Mrs. | calling for ‘‘stonemasons” as packers was made | Seticed, Lager egrits Matera igre mache 3 : 11101 STREET NOKTHWést j EP lange room, with board, near four car iin DOR RENT—DELIGHTFUL ROOMS O¥ spp floor, in fashionable neiebborlwnd. jute oye Address Box 19 Starnga, T-CLASS COACHMAN AND 10 to 40 chaubermaids, waiters | BK: waiters, kitchen help of all : butchers, drivers. J. 6. BUKGE.S & UU... 930 We. B’ $1,000 TO EXT! ny, for which is retained full time, or | 10TH 8ST. LARGE NICELY Tide Turnished third-foor Front Hoom, with gas , beth on same oor, moderate reut toa desirable 6 will ; 1380. en. ee s be made of prinei| sae —— = VOR RENT—ONE LARGE FRONT ROO! Russell, Miss Russell, Mrs. Frye and | pecanse Major Lydeck ‘ d Gi = ee ws Address CAPT —NICELY FURNISHED SECOND aND | FF ‘i ivi decker thought they should | read papers on all sorts of subjects, and Gen. NTED—A GERMAN GIRL, TO Do G hi sas asec oes od po, pleasant family. w boa app ag a eg be such, and was not prompted by any auspi- | Harrison took an active part and showed him- W iietsewort fn ofan ance adults WASTER 54, 000D AMATECR OORNETIST | yunJent to care and herdice: 1414 Tot et he. n30-3* | STOP pti Seoetett able board: neler Mrs. J. Hartley Soule is at home tocallers | cion that bad work was being done. Capt, | **lf, to be thoroughly well imforme i | thtee doora frou 15 eae > ogee Pot hi . with a pipe orcan pref love of music the only c CORNETIST, Star oilice. ED—WE PAY AGENTS $65 TO $100 PER i rte “ ROR, KENTA ‘ELY-PURNISHED FRONT N he gratification of his =, 1SHE R REN hie qm AL ES TO GENTLEMEN, HANDsuwELY ni ana’ Toots, southern exposure, open grate herdics puss the door. one bicw 1721 Gest. References u reads a great deal, but I don’t suppose he has ron 15 fe pecs Thursday afternoons. Symons never reported any bad work, al- | jately had much time for light literature. His W&NTED <4 Gib TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ive and Mrs. Edmund Rice and | though he complained two or three times of | law practice is very extensive. and what time ANT ork and cooking in a small fails, inust be »i- EE FURNISHED ROOMS SUIT- ‘and co: 5 } 2 Virginia Rice have moved from the Me- | mall matters of no consequence. Mr. Coryell | he could save from that way doubtless used up | Huy to st ee ee who died in July in 8t. Paul, a short time after |* 8d Job and that the complaint was the re-| rea) President. Thats an error. | There. wil! ANTED—LADY FOR A LI ISITION IN Teaving this city. Mise Anna is mourned by a | ®t of Lenieebrianina aa dices Usrgearal oY two wachn $0 wet ieemed eeeiee aE Communicating ems on send hone he large of eicae many of whom are resi- | BAD FEELING BETWEEN CORYELL AND KERLIN. | will not, on the other hand, be ‘bullheaded;’ | ply upstuis offees Saad Old ean 40 1 ESET story front reom, with board , reference reyuired dent here. In the latter part of June, this year, Lieut, | he will consult his party friends. ‘This admin. | [707° Cos 2 OS OO 5 - | 98 BEST 5 iot M STREET NokTuwesr— | nd Mra. Daniel Manning and Miss Mary Man-| Townsend reported finding a hole about 40 | istration will, I think, be harmonious. He will | Wha new tated nal Pater Soon Bees WANTED TRY OUR EUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS Fin oR Bi Paris. T—COR OF OTH ST AND MASS Ave 7 a tours, -4 oF Without buard. open pres: - A : ; give the country a clean, careful, conservative | and Garment Cutting ‘with aby inch rile and tape per pound: warranted not to get strong ‘like but: | furunce best, secuud door from Wortley» Hotel | {Wo larwe, nicely furniabod, comuunt ating? feet long in the packing, and a complaint was | 3° nittration ‘devoid of crusades.” i materials cnt aud basted | ter) for a mouth, or woney refu vuruilies se 30-3 served | ““G30-3t" wome, with board: southern and eastern + made to the contractors, who caused the hole} “[y his temperament such as to ullow the of- | $f made:joue fitting 1 at residences regularly a 5 | < “ - ~ fo tesvel or & able tor housekeeping, $15 per month in advance R =T : yuare occupied last year, to | owce reported a bad joint between two sec- | in reuding political literature. ‘The rumor eee NOS | tara org wie [teres lao alan} wanted. | sf #furuinhed brd-rivia With bastand light 810 Ap: | PORRAP TR 1218 OST, NW TWO NiceL A No. 2 lows Circle, Th in mourning | tons of brick work, and upon examination the | hay been tndustriously circulated.” continued | \WANTED—A PRACTICAL GARDENER. Avex | Sigia'' Co™ Manutacdarors S04 George's et BS. Cars pase the door. 230-21" | window and alcove. southern exposure tuclcrn ‘ay retirement for the death of Miss Anne Itige, | Witness came to the conclusion that it was not | the doctor,” that the general would not be the nob ES ee | i MUNICATING ROOMS ON | Ptoygpents; hear cars aud erdics. private fain! FoR==st- 304 RT AVE. TWO FURNISHED, f oor Und NE TO LEARN TO MAKE | portraits in fifteen lessons: no | ruin necessary; clegant « NOLDS, May Building, corner 7 rs tudow, uew house: use of par: jer, no objectous to cuiidren, catere a; single rool; soutuern exposure. 1 ¥. ning are in Miss Mary C. Smith, of East Washington, measure alone. Patterns references exchanged ocle-sw™ ee with two feeds per mouth. es called for. UNDERS, care W. C,H. 101 Gore: ‘ . tal for Tres sf JOR BEN’ P 1338 G ST. NW. A SUITE OF | Fyn RENT _ [oon W — and Mr. W. R. McClosky were married yester-| to be filled up. The inspector was discharged. | fico-scekers te worry him?” ae BE. 130 x eee | oe ed F uiouy juruished: southern cxpowure: with- | Fruratind neu iepeh antares, PARLOMS Ux. day afternoon at St. Aloysius church at 4:30 | Lieut. Townsend from time to time recom- “Gen. Harrison is 8 man in good health,” re- Want ED—-TWO OR MORE ACTIVE LADY So- stalls: also 4 21u ous square o: Evbitt, Kiggs and Willard's. suitable | toand for two, #60. fT Tous, lowest rates, with op o'clock. mended various increases in the force, looking | plied the doctor, with emphasis, “and when the Acsiaetrs, fo% the Womens’ Mutual Insurance and | WAL ©. SCK = ped ella, | Without board: bresdes speciality : best attent t ‘The Tacoma Ledger of the Sth instant says: | to more efficient supervision, which were sp- | ofice-seekers press him too hard they will | Rational Bank Bids. from 9 to 12 o'clock. 88-86. | WY Bree cEOR, CASH PORN ET URE, FEATERS | Komeda tee AVE XW, BICELY FOR | Se es ~~ “The St. Luke's Episcopal church was yester- | Proved and follow know it, His physique is good and he has no | \WrANTED—A Cobvis WHO CAN COME TO OF: | EMectn Aadsern floor. Meterences required 030-8 | Re ilshed or unfurninted ee ae, ERONT FUR day afternoon the scene of one of the eat THE DUTIES OF INSPECTORS. bad habits. He “lag bod a great deal and his fice one or two hours cach evening. Give speci- | m23-1m* Hi. RO: ‘TREE PLEASANT SHCOND-STORY | roow mets. perfect repail poster pana toe BC that has ever taken place in Tacoma, | When anew inspector reported he would be | cigars are good ones. It is notlikely, though, | elo! handwriting, and addrass “COPY,” Star office. 7 ANTED — HORS ‘Koums, turnisued for housekeeping, in a private | 1 table for M.C.; everything new and elevant - 5 f loward R. Goodwin, a prominent young truct ii that the ill from Connecticut,” the — Ses — _ in this an ner ae ate Gow, XN | instructed by Lieut. Townsend to report to the doctor elaad Tenitingly ea dke, secotieruce ot} Wastepcey AN INVALID GENTLEMAN A Goodwin, and Miss’ Etta Ramsdell, a daughter supervising inspector, who instructed him and how Connecticut had voted occurred to his | Kood valet, one willing to travel. Address at | hor y at 439 K st. uw, aso-se | 221 E wT ri OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE on | Pek REST > NICELY-FURNISHED Back Pak Bure a u30-3t" lor; also | once Box 71, Star office, stati Lifications, reter: Building. A ane | single.” Good’ table ouard Hermes ioe sos iat of Mrs. H. J. Ramsdell. The chancel and ultar | 6*ve him work. The supervising inspector's | mind. | cuces aud wiges expected, Tuslificaticns Foe | ES DO REEP, BOX STALLS; | {OR BENT — FURNISHED COMMUNICATING | n'y. “Rabu had been profusely and beautifully decorated | duty was to exercise a general supervision of | | “Do you expect to number Prosident and | wren — pinat-cLaty COOKS, Gpnrial, | he x jt Erinoe’s Stable, | ‘wish or without board. 1018 lsu ste. m30-3t | FORREST ELEGANTLY FURNISHED noon with roses, chrysanthemums and o : os She, work snd to instroct nd to oversee, the | Mra. Harrison among your parishioners after a eh nd aie ene a io BSL-im* | BO KENT —SALOON PARLORS, FURNISHED | gfiZeleor = suite, “Pirwi-clags table toad. 140% TY uuu otuers; Swodboh and Germ Sw ruan wou. | Bio ing, « i 4 226-4 ing through the | were three grades of inspectors: One super-| ‘I have not heard directly from the general | slvuje wanted). ¥. M. BUMNHAM, 630-082 Fst. 1% ro) | de eden: nen ee aie ane Bost, OLS er mn. | {0K RENT BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE ox to the picturesque- | vising inspector, two inspectors, aud a number | since his election, but I am almost certain that = —" sts f'eo0d sistc, of vance: all imywovemeuts, 440 Oth ot. mw, | cuits, im private faautly fury tied. hare de Nearly everyone well known | of Cay gm The det for the | neither myself nor any other pastor will be Ww) TED — A COMPETE: EXPERIEN( ED yearn of aro, 3 A fro Ho Lg hands bigh. nso- es was present, and the church | method of laying the stone in the pack-| able to claim him altogether. Indirectly I c man <colored); uone need apply as WA fe Bs pO, RENT—FINELY, FURNISHED" ALOVE e oczobwe ee <p Antes eee mo front Koows on second and third tivorsat 21) wu | care them or no jay required: Ranges, Fur 230-3t' acl ; ‘ - mesa | city references. Apply betwe md 1 fashionable assemblage. | ing were not given in the specifications, but | have boen informed, and my authority is good, | HeAL ib references: Apply between 10 and THOSE DESTRADLE ROOMS OX =p At 4:30 o'clock the familiar strains of the | the instructions were that the stone should be | that the President will attend more than one | 2” on aid floor of ‘building 10i8 Lohengrin wedding march burst from the packed as solidly as possible by hand. ‘There | church. He will thus avoid the crowd of in- | WWANTEDOAM: : | Tatrobes made to lieat or no pay. W. E- ult RENT—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, WEL reutano's. Apply ou preaises organ, and as the groom and his best man, G. ever been any complaint made that the | quisitive people who now make Dr. Sunder- | cont Light, equal to e | 17th st. nw. oe furnialed 910, includiug gas and fire; also, beck | yO te FAMILY Oe tu = G. Rowe, ap; din the chancel, the bride | working ies in the tunnel were improperly | land’s life a burden to him. When Gen. Har- | oat Poruge ad ™ dress: WS TED If Bxown: = Smonth, or together sis | IO part of their home. furnished To a with her bectber, Morton Ramsdell, preceded apres [he gdarmp demon Where-wag ket ons pee xi = Senator he areas ee = ror pee SNE WORDED ra That WW. 2 yn aad Fe ake — MAMDSOMEEY —pommenas | sgorthweat : referes ve by the ushers, advanced to the altar. The | rule adop followed in making the ex-| atime. All our pews are leased, and the goo ANTED [ONE HUNDRED LARGE } he q RENT — HANDSO! NISH. wi omce. sremony was performed by Rev. L. H. Wells, | cavations—that just enough rock ahcutd be raz | ones have tobe ceoken foe aa Tee Ws ew National Theater to-night a SAAREDO UTES DEG BGR DARD ; | Seemstaans UL Awcaee res Me S3f, Se" | NOR RENT_isiox TST. N.W, OPPOSITR PRIME: ‘the bride’s uncle, in a most im) ive manager. | moved to allow the construction of the brick | vauce before they can be secured, so the gen- | — aa a W Pumps, Wind-Mils, Tanke of all kinds 1 Ma- | FOR RENT—1025 VERMONT AVE, MAND- Sent? = easant front Foous with first-claw Miss Ramsdell wore a beautiful dress of white | arch. The major said that he had no knowl- | eral and Mrs. Harrison had to sit back near the Ww Se Se ee (ns terial turnished and repaired. WM. H. MOZF*. 108 | F* somely iurnisied suite s+ Rooms, of Sat at ae LS nlt-lw China silk, with surplice bodice and tulle veil, | edge or recollection of any recommendation | d There were no screens there then, and | gt ¥ 7 - nerege” | Sthet. ne., or Bladensburg, Md. uls-Im° | ond floors; also siugie rows; table bard; herdics OK RENT a TO GENTLEMEN-TWO hooMs, which completely covered the long train. She | by Mr. Coryeli for the discharge of men from , thi ind blew in end made the seats in that uished, enc perme, 1500 1st vw. SCEAH ABOUT THE | Passdoyr.'* Pari Want ii 5 icini: " y N PROF. m MAX Sane — Fae " a tie wore white eb: ithemums, and at her throat work. He then explained, at Gen. Ruger’s | vicinity very uncomfortable. Wher the Chirch ol ae : +. ROR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR | 95, eT] . a ‘magnificent diamond Pendant, the | request, the didiculty that had been encoun- | of the Covenant was built (it is one of our off | oat editing. We, teu | Fagucc fF |B Sialoat bosch tas private bose tert pono, | FE Tirutebed cromo. Sindd bond MILT, 3 MICELE present of the groom. costs, 5 € a t pay % | able: accommodation aud fae boue-liki : shoots) Gen. Harrison, was invited to take a | Coueasd act Twsiat paloeue eat oscar | WW ANTED_FOR CASHFURNITURE, PEATHUR | betlor bedroom alms 24 Me AT THE “cnow xzstT,” P rand he accepted the eee ee g wel meng a ge gt) suite, Pedy Carvets, Stoves, or Entire Housetiold Ef E i Sa. 1c eside: has no r el ‘ch, y evenings from 7 to 10 | fects, ” Purdpedianyad qronaayy Ay cnkecpiinatigs| eerie ne Ear a eae 220 det. nw. Brauch 910 Broad = | Dr. Sunderland is very sick of having tho rpcibinehesauat iceme oe Ww: | President's church. It brings a lot of people |“! es Lighest cash prices’ w | who oceupy other people's pews, give nothing | WANT TS NEW RUBBER UN- | PECK EWS Loan Ofice ae sons, or will rent 6 rooms the ‘The marriage of Mr. James R. Walter and ‘Miss Holtaman, daughter of Mr. J. T. 8. Holtz- ‘Man, took place at 6:30 o'clock last evening in| this story had been told several times, it - Gonqress-ctreet MP. — the — seemed as though the court were endeavoring to a re \esars. er, . we 5 i A Sarees a a wtkigeesh Ny | Obtain a test of Major Lydecker’s familiarity — housekeeping; thorough and competent ser OK KENT —ONE LARGE SECO! D-STORY | be nad children not wanted. Ay at 1303 nz4-dite ; | POR RENT — FCRNISHED ROOwS fre front ioom: furnished; also 4 four unfw Rooms on 3d hoor, suitable fur light bousel Felerences given aud required. Apply 1446 st now, all ‘or address | FXG} T3 F aw. ane 1 Peau. ave, corne | FRR RENT. 508 13TH ST.NW. FURNISHED ran vee + Dew house ; new furniture . low if j nw D-—LADY AG Poesars t for fem 1 st. | I’ ooms, Bath: convenient | LOK KENT — A WANDSOMELY-FURNISHED —— with the work, to the contribution plate, and take the places | wiyeSiis Wee Lvihl Gace tht n : ea bre ‘aces Sof interest, tela,” sttect “cara ke. | Eruite of fon, with SEER Gemfort: beet of arte Gen. Ruger then called for the record, aud | of the regular parishioners, They pay no at- | ————~ — ——— ~ ANTED-STEAM CAi D | Charyesreaeousbie, " _nd-ahe | Hom given: retereiioes eat uw. l-2s The annual Thanksgiving dance at Mrs Plum- | spent tine. shag reading over Coryell’s tention to the services, and are a continual an-| WYANTED-LADY, OR | GENTLY MAN Wiitniove dug Works fue De. | POE BENT. TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED | POR BE NaN A COZ). STYLISH HOUSE OVER. mer's last night was. more than usually de-| mony, asking Major Lydecker abou noyance to the minister. If Gen. Harrison | piprary Association, salary pod. ieetere Moped FH YOU: 5, Uiice 1408 Be ayes Factory | ae, beatae for lag Bae erring, withall modern tmm- | used in private fainly: oo ckiiinens SOhs Thee tful affair, and the number of guests | lection as to the statement by Coryell that he had | should, however, desire to attend our church, | Apis Room 108 Lesanee by ‘or. Sth and Ksts. s. v. Telephone 610-2 oF 1008-2 » at 620 Bet. aw.; ce exchanged. | 3's uilding, 14 thronged the tly lighted rooms | frequently iade writte’ reports to the major | L have no doubt whatever that there are. man} ce continued their holiday merriment until « late | to which he received ‘no reply, “The witwos | of our members who would readily proffer hint iow. Densing begun early and, with a suffi- | said that he had no remembrance of any such | & pew.” apll-8m Waxtipar ENO} FURNISHED TWO LARGE Cow. | Ok RENT—211 NORTH C. solely furnished rooms, THAT FRESH ALDE} B and women, whit c la! morning and de- of uve, with board. aft a bor, for Biatrict | tivered in 34 1, TGc, er tb. “also Cor. | 8ou | clase; mineral waters from Warren White to properly discuss the fine | event. It was @ rule to r to all r ts v 29-Gw * Chees Se. po deren is side | 8 Va.,u 01 kc rs . served by the hostess, was kept up till | oy iv sg Ae id The edy of Two Young Lives. | =" ~ oO oot Mk Se. per quart | Cg RENT-TWO LARGE ROOMS Ome Pop: | SS eke ne epee: 25 f° supper A ogee pt up een or Le path a Me Ciliates N PFS 25: abarnideeas cake ir oe! at midnight. Among those present were t he could not tell how often he had been | From cago Tribune. > a NIT LITT ro as = Dousshastging: will Seat camammtell dete. sete $; | 2OR RENT—-IN A BEAUTIFUL BAY-winpow Dr. and Mrs. Rutherford, Colonel and Mrs. | down in the tunnel; he descended the shaft| ‘Is it not lovely?” : WANTED—SITUATIONS. LOST AND FOUND. See ee ane ee ee | ne, Dearly, wow. two or three snfurnisbed Bill, J and Mrs. Lamon, Mr. and Mrs. | whenever there was ‘any feature of the work | With lips slightly parted, her chest heaving WWaASTED-bY A YOUNG GERMAN MAN, A pie ee a JOR RENT—1309 F ST. N.W., PARLOR AND BED- | Condition reut very ress mot — and oe that seemed to require personal inspection. with gentle excitement, and her eyes luminous | {VV tiitistiou to make hiuself generally wsett 8? | LOStGPs THE LADIES WAITING Room oF i Jigm, Doth sud oven grate Se: an additional rocen | no< Apply 511 8 tain, 3 . av 30-10" pore aiid Ohio depot & p ladies | if des sr r & Pp. erences, ex- rE : Buckingham, “Mazie Fount, | #208 LIDECKER FAYORED DAY LAO IXSTRAD OF | with the dreamy exultation of a deeply peotis | 22 Se a i eae 71904 K ST, THEE WANDSOMELE ED—BY A COLORED GIRL, A PLACE in cook or chambermnaid; references, 0. rf THE CONTRACT SYSTEM. Ron aac, Hendricks, Beach, | «1 think that one of the strongest troubles Lor t, Cunningham, | about the whole work,” said the major, “was Smith, Shelley, Judson ond, Robinson and | that it was done by contract instead of day la- Walter Lamon. bor. Imade recommendation to the chief of Miss Wyard has gone to Philadelphia to Visit friends. Mrs. Amnon Behrend has returned home rece.ve reward. OST—AT FICKLIN ist, West Wasi . aru Kooms, oh second tuor: en suit | JOR RENT—HANDSOME SUITE SECOND-FLOOR | oF single: north aud south expose fernece a ig HIGH | H* Furnisbed Rooms; open fires and register h beat. nie tm about | Also, three lage Unturnisned Rooms, third floor. 1 1405 H ST. NW. FURNISHED = / - 8g c00K oF to do eneral | arog PL = ri = meme sinele of en suite: private ith. open fires; seape. Her companion was a young man with | refertuces, Cal'or adaress) Trackers AT | is tema <- OR KENT- bard: references cxchaient tigim 5 SSPECTAELE. . OST—NEAR THE CONNER OF 14TH AND P bear Post, Pat ; a broad, intellectual forehead, a cultivated eye- ¥ A RESPECTALL® COLORED ornx | TO Vieiting ‘Boo eases and ad- engineers that the latter method should be em- | giass aud a pair of the most esthetic legs thet w A situation as chambernaid sad wttress, or narve Dine ate at iote ok eit, tues aaa ad Wi N ee - dresses. A guitable reward will be giv delivery ployed. | I think it would have been much bet- | Gver wobbled. Persons who have gazed. in a ee sane nature, Glycerine McCurdy, in the first tush of | W; R Se her radiant young womanhood, leaned forward BY A SETTLED COLORED Wo! and drank in the glorious, beauty of the land- | WWANtED-BY A SETI eS 'S DRUG STORE, store ; meer cars and Deport any addition te their comfort will a. 920 Sth st, Es B30. r to concentrate the responsibility for the i ae THE 271H, LADY'S GOLD g RENT—709 STH $T. N.W. EVERYTHING | —————————————____—" from Atlantic City after a pleasant stay of two | work upon one set of men q reson Aimateeton: kt tices: lege —tat we Pa ej A 2igt and 13th eta, ou Penn, | KY pee cisonntle Tursichel Ronae wey iy FOR RENT—OFFICES. weeks. “Was it ever a question with you that you | " At thoir feet, bathed in the hazy splendor of | wax reteset i rd will be given fr a coi. gentlemen preterred: no children, patter | __POR RENT— CES, __ Mise Addie Larrick is visiting her had a sufficient assistance?” asked Gen. Ruger. an Indian summer afternoon, Posen fy the mur- | 24ND. at al a | t A WHITE GIRL A SITUATI doing chamberwork or waiting ina first-clas best of references given. Also, a cook. Call * = = BLE OFFICE ROOMS IN THE LEN- ESIEABL AN BUILDING, NEW \OKK AVENUE, NEAR 15TH STREET RTHWEST Yne of the most convenient locations im the city, on ave., Very handsomely fur: gating ont rune, with all convent Mrs. Addison Cammack, with her two chil- | Cient assistance in the work. whose blue expanse reflected in its placid divs, cmd drar from Mow. Yack Se trend What wore the general qualifications of the | Bosom the golden sky overhead and the rich $ y - sub-ins yr D- Thankogiving with her mother, Mrs. Hildreth. | “ye ot mally inquired around for autumnal tints of the arboreal vegetation that W48tEDS the Misses Wilker, of 1840 Vermont aven' “No, always considered that I had a sufi-| muring waveleta of tho romantic Calumet, WANTED By il fi necticut ave, by the Le case, with 1 ‘OWN WHERE To GET PROFES. ‘Maid: 0 double ci 5 | Rear U.S. dreasury Dept. ‘ho d its shores. Plain Cooks. Laundress, if returned to 10 | oar; & trceoury Dep will join his family to-morrow. aes = wate Cee, caundrees, & i 1215 Mst nw kent te, Including steam beat and Flevator Mr. Charles 8. Fletcher and Miss Blacho B. | Yogurd to. whether or" not they: were ions | sme soneTia sr og en eamm mam Pep to | Mts carnal" DIOR S GEREN TAS Ta roe a so Bee Monta, Foch lovus, | 4, THOMAS 3. FISHER 4.6 Seitz were quietly married Wednesday | masons. We had to seek out these men.” beautiful beyond description Pas n F +t 1524 F et. nw ,ANTED-AT HEAD ARTERS — With his soul in his eyes the ecstatic youth y for Goobe, Chartbeseath einen. as | bletely furnished fof aouseKoepting, qucluding’ be on + - evening ot St Patrick's church ‘by Rev. Father | ‘Tho major said that he Axed. the pay of aub- ing, tble-iinen, china, aud silver: also plano. Ad- BK RENT—TWO ROOMS IN 1314 F BT. AD- inspectors hi 8 ontice Ey e , i a e . a 5 = Gress, at ouce, A. B.C. Z, Star ue ning Sun Building, at $10 und #16, nearer tive Walter. Only members of the ily and a If, and no question was ever | was looking at the rapt face beside him, and | Nurece, Seamstress, Men Walters: Crokeco O8T—A LARGE MASTIFF GY — . ue ¥ ay. . 3 f r i ‘ iid ; ers to, Dot. r nle- Ls WORILEY DEEBLE, Ti oe bride- | raised, to him, that the pay was too small. Ho | pot at the fustacn 7 ANC | Butlers. SAME A. COOMBS, O20 F stu. 1 sed fo We SMITE, 30250 ye ad ————e in the Post business office, | considered that allof the working time of the| « ” si ‘ANTED—BY A GOOD SWEDISH COOK A ST ited and elerautly furnished K. a the wont . Edward T. Fletcher, sec- | inspectors belonged to the government. In ex-| wide petal iereteoea tee pei hcorig 5 ‘Wiattion waere hitchon said poe bok SET fidnousble part of the city, at the irvineton, lia the Post company, while the bride's | amining the work lately, said the major, he | goul, freed from tho fleshy thraldom hold | Srseneistpiastorlvasta sore mee Newport, Apny | ee eee FOR RENT—STORES, L ~ sone : KENT-STOKE AND DWELLING, COKNER Jobn F. Seitz. The | had discovered that the mortar used was gen-| Sill’ ter beavewe sete” ANTED—BY Tao COLNRED WOREE = = = RENT—UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS OF | FSi end} sts ce. tock cores eG, 3 G ED WOMEN SITUA-| @ RARE CH \NCF TO START 1 N corner building: ° ae a0. couple received @ large number | erally good. In places too little mortar was | “With » powerfal sweop of his arm he struck Hons, one as fret-clasa plain or pastry cook. the | AL vst section Grocery asd. Lintor ore ten rent suites, everything convenient foi tens se ne and valuable presents rela- | used, ~S on ae Eee was too — to the earth a native mosquito, and stood over other as éb saat 7 ato do in sewing; feet Food business; cheap for cash, Address M. A’ ( in best style. AaB Caxwoon, + 108 Con ist AND L S18. Nw, mortar. In opinion bad work co it wit d fist and flashi i =: Bao 2k SOS Gg e i ne eee moms. amt G25 per month. Enquire of CHAN. Cl Mrs. Gen. Van Fliet’s sister, Mrs. Gen. 8, P. | have been done even with the det vigi- | * ae dese ng eyes, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION AS |ALE—A BARE CHANCE—A CORNER 218TH ST. E NIG Olid Mew bakey cone ee i » Mi i | lance of the inspection force. Ho aid pits Bales Malone’ sald tue aide: “itcuieen her aud type writer or bookkeeper. A‘ cery store, on F st, u.w.; fair stoc! “furnished Hous and prit th, on 2d floor, | =~ = AKD Dwe.u Moore, and her niece, Mrs. Lizzie Bayne, are | [tire of the inspection fores, | He did not re- ul 5 maiden, shen . ee Des ae x cheap ue i | Single or gu suite, suitable or BE. C.; private family. | NUM RANT LARGE GTORE ARD DWELLING, making her a short visit. O’Brien was employed. ‘The continuance of lips, if yemeal ten hike bi saved a life. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL. Board as; = s 10 rootus and al apr ved pe,“ 0 i e i BY ARESP a ae — eT apruvemente «i ‘The Will of Peter Pitchlynn. this man on the work after the first bad work en ee NET De OX | ab igenerel housework: Calor idee WRU ce | FOR SALE — RESTAURA oe bate yey 4G ae Pt A CrTATION To THE WIDOW oF THE cuoctaw | bd been discovered had been done with his |“, vivid blush overspread the face of the | =. EE ite * 1t*_ | $500._U. L. BOYER, 315 aw. n30-3t- | oom on upeer out eversthing pew. Table Sona; tha NO Ex” Fe es failed approval. Such an occurrence should have | lovely young girl. WASTED RETO COLORED GTRES PLACES— 3 45 0°88 TF PAID AT ONCE, WILL SE- | near Sietropelitan Chie abe? suite Bepartanen od ee cutae to Paceecs UT WERE. 's dail ” o er ay Chambermaid or Nurse. PV cure an inter 7 < ne. Tanel aaa In the Probate Court to-day a petition was | *PPetred in Col. Kerlin’s daily report. or bie tae Cyootingy murmured Bulet, | auirsss 10, Custer Goure Vand W. tots sua {4G | Qectn yagi Sank Scvead hese ras egy TEV e | Bordete 1402 Vathet bw ape td 3. sare fats 1402 Latet nw. apy filed asking a citation to Mrs. Caroline Piteh.| 8% 3£ DID NoT VISIT TAE WoRK OFTENER. “for my presumption in thus addressing you, her 3 Ad. | FE -RENT—NEWL)-FURNISHED it_ | EY kept produce the will of f WELL- , d os dress Box 155 Star office. a Been opt Roots, en edite OF single, 1svy tet mi, “I could not have made frequent visits to the | but I can keep silent no longer. WANTED, BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WHITE E08, SALE-PRINTING OFFICE-24X30 INCH | Bear the Ariiugton Hotel MNES od tunnel,” said the major to Capt. Chester, | He bent over her and his breath fanned her | VV iad. » situation in 9 pabnder press: 7x9 inch ne | NOH RENT_UNEURNISHED NICE & 4k GE joor, re OF office: beat city press } GW. ERSKINE, STst.n. | aud boiler: shafting, pulleys, type, stones, “without seriously neglecting my other work.” ts” | Sinnda ries kay: an oh le or ity parte ager Salles® | I Rooms: Parlor, fret floor: second very Pita gta ‘ i 2 third floor, 3 rooms. ¢13, or xingly, including | U-¥~ bear Pen. ave Choctaw nation of Indians, and for years re ly, tog ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN LYE Wit. ©.'CODI Ticeanna ore. BSO-H | Laat: gua, bath: location good. USS Sate meee | ——_—. reseuted the nation here. The peti ako | SXEW NOTEIXO Lo fizictly temperate, a situation an burkeeber oy | FAOR SALE-AT A- BANGAIN A Finite ase | GOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED “Hoows FOR RENT—HALLS. Foo Halbesper end other eet roe carat | To General Buger he said that he knew abeo- | eur lives, Droved. the here of Bridge- EM Baki” 7 OY 08 “ase | coat ore feaahahes far Waatiteras mupeenhtes | Bana or cgi, nt ors tour, wns RENT—Tw F FP. J. Hei and others, and represent that A 3 3 as ae os a a 7 | tacing south ; excell Ss oS. RENT—TWO FINE SPACIOUS HALLS-SEC- they are creditors of Thomas Pito! . a de- | lutely nothing, officially, about sub-contractors, | Port, neoes cep isang. Hea bapg bore ex] gore, Ware, Penge a A 10 WRITES A bo eng For price, terms and. ie ~~ FRASER A SEL PRIVATE, X, | KX’ ond ana ‘ot kudowment Baldi. ° Tisse under the will entitled to a share ‘of the | To Captain Chester he replied that he never |* gouenees that nothing but fried oysters | ¢ 1) fir a petlgn an otc, or comping | gy gle of w selena be pulieaas or Gaines ook ate * - property and effects present and perspéctive; | had any suspicion that Peterson, who was con- dered on thess ‘classic tanks until T have te | 2228 M. A.B. Star office, _n30-31" Ta Sry 3 are Sth st. nw, 3 masse" the testator diod over seven years ago. | nected with the reservoir contrac! that life would be a beastly sham, a cold fraud, Wanrenssy, 4 YOUNG WHITE GIRL, 4 : “ at | JOR RENT—CONGRESEMEN leaving a will. and that a large sum of money, neral Ruge! 4 yh Ke T cone. : rent paid ovec tober gto Stcintiog tit sie hee Toe i ANTED—A SITUATION AS CLERK IN GRO. | ital” ‘Nowe others need oF sGiire, w = one others ne o Wes and Whdot Sir omes contectionery ; experience inore than com any Deeenen fice. wi ooo evar acai “OSES | panes avine emuyecr rapa 9 one op mo FOR _RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. ED A VATION BY A Gi UATE wishes the loan of 82-000 on it tor Bie poquineg. S| ik Ese "eaten, A | MER ani aPC rae ates =e = TAN “— = nae. : ll Jodgetiuge : ean: Varo ANTED—POSITIONS FOR RELIABLE COOK! ENT GOOD wW, service. wo Ww 5, Le . BBM" | Address W. waiters, maids, snare Patihna averse ace | . FOULS 4 | FoI "ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO Db abed! er of Hamuliton. ey ee ae to ., Star