Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1888, Page 2

2 IN SOCIETY. People Returning to Washington for the Winter—Personal Movements. Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. Whitney, and Mrs. Fair- child will be at home to their friends on Wed- nesday after 4 o'clock during December. ‘Maj. and Mrs. Jno. M. Farquhar, of Buffalo. have returned to the city and are at the Bel- mont for the winter. Mrs. Hornsby has concluded her stay in New York city and is back in the city. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burrows are back from Michigan for the ional season, They are located at No. 1405 H street. Mrs. Cunningham. of K street, is back from a visit in Troy, her former home. Senator and Mrs. Payne have returned to the Mrs. Audenreid entertained Secretary and Schofield, Count Sala. Mrs. minister, de Mi REE 2. aeP —_ bry J. ey iy, se. ee. lin WB nr se | Noa. Shea, G00, 7. Dunlop, 2.0; Mei r Heaton, AM. a Oe nstine, | ou, F. M.” Draney. EB. J. J. Lockwood, W. P. @. Hartle! a. G. L. Hills, | Welch, T. W, ip Butt, Chae, Wheater, J. se. vag Zz ks a iti WE Bailey’ i. Hil, V, G'lschor oe Majoe Huxford, De P. Hi EM. OTHER COMMITTEES. jeromes WG iv, Jones, & 0, The following names have been added to .5oyii00) Me juruaga, Capt. tad Mrs, Sonn F. Rodgers’ and Miss Au-|G. 7. Keen, G. F. Ken 7 Genreid at dinner Saturday evening. | Miss | dolph Ne Audenreid will go to New Jersey on the 10th of this month to visit the family of Gov. Green, and will spend Fashing Thursday with them in their home in Elizabeth, N. J. Later in the month Miss Audenreid will _~ to Philadelphia, where she will be joined by her mother and il spend Christmas with Mrs. seen roo Miss Gallup. of Philadel ns Miss Aadenreid’s cousin, will arrive Philadelphia to-morrow for a visit. Mr. and Mrs, Howland have come on from New York city and will occupy Mr. Perry Bel- mopt’s house, on Rhode Island avenue, this winter. Mrs. Howland is the sister of the newly-appointed minister to Spain. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, of Baltimore, will 4 the winter here in Pay Inspector Cosby's house. ‘Mrs. Hitt, who spent the summer in Europe, is in New York city. Mrs. Miller and Lieut. and Mrs. R. Clover are in the city, and will spend the winter here. ‘Mrs. Dahlgren is recovering from her recent iMnese. Prof. and Mrs. R. Grant Barnwell, of this city, are the gacata of Hon. Rudolph Siegland, ‘harleston, 8. C. nora INAUGURAL COMMITTEE. A Big Club from Boston Coming Here in March. Mr. York, assistant secretary of the Home Market club of Boston, was here to-day and called on the inaugural committee. The object of his visit is to arrange for the coming of the cab here on inauguration day. The club num- bers 4,000 members, and it is expected that about 500 will come and join in the inaugural parade. Many of these will bring their wives. They will probably get accommodations at the Buckingham. Mr. Britton, chairman of | ¥, the inaugural committee, to-day sent to Secre- tary Vilas, with his signature, the agreement drawn up between Commissioner Black and himself relating to the use of the Pension build- ing for the inaugural ball. INAUGURATION NOTES. The Logan invincible club of Baltimore will be the guests of the Republican Invincibles of this city on inauguration day. Gen, E. F. Brown, president of the Federal club of New York, has written to the committee inquiring about the price of ball tickets. The Subcommittees. At the meeting Saturday evening of the ex- ecutive committee in charge of the inaugural ceremonies appointments were announced on the subcommittees as follows: RECEPTION. Geneal Edward F. Beale, chairman; E. Boutherland, secretary; Chief Justice Fuller, Justices Blatchford, Miller, Harlan, Bradley, Lamar, Field, Matnews, and Gray; Chief Jus- tice Bingham. of the District courts; Associate Justices Hagner, Cox, James, Merrick, and Montgomery; Retired Justices Wylie and Me- Arthur and Clerk R. J. Meigs; ¢ Com- missioners Webb, Wheatley, and Raymond; Chief Justice Richardson, of the Court o} oe —— Knott, Scofield, Weldon, and Archibald is. Drake, and Loring, ins, chief clerk; Admira? Porter, Vice-Admiral Rowan, Rear Admirals Temple, Worden, Ste- vens, Ammen. Cros! Agee Sg Selfridge; Commodores Harmony, and Chief Engineer Henderson and Admiral pom Ro Gens. Schofield, Hagner, McFeely, Rucker, Meigs, McCoomb, Van Vliet, Graham, ; Senators I, Aldrich, Greeley; Cols. J. M. Wilson aud P- B Shi Pen; ogalis, Hawley, Jones, Morgan, " stectbrides, Ransom; Sawyer and Yoorhees; Representatives A ‘Ander- Butler, Thomas, Dunn, Felton, Galtinger, Wiliam H. Phelps — — Tillman, Davidson, Kelley, arner. ‘Cameron, Brown,«4Va.), Nek. com, pee jermann, Butterworth, Grout, Ketcham, ‘Goff, Boutelle, Allen, McComas. = iene Russel, Woodbarn, — ¥, Burrows, wer, Cassell, Dubgia, | Delegates Smith, Sid, Coe Joseph, Caine, Voorhees and Gare vem H.C. Me- Ca Crosby 8. Noyes, “MM << george Tr Truesdell, = H. Warner, H. K. Willard, John A. Baker, J. J. Beall, Woodbury Biair, Alex Bliss, Schuyler Crosby. Simon Wolf, William A. Cook, Titian | J. Coffey, William D. Davidge. W. W. Dane: = . J. Mel Ross O'Farrell, Fish, Fardon, Patrick — Hey, r W. Howell, John A. King. Mau- Woodbury Lowry, Blair Lee, Weshington McLean, “Aulick Paimer, G.G. Corn- well, John McDermott, A. R. ford, Riggs, Judge Appleby, Judge 1 Judge Henry 8 Dr. Mac! Lincon, Jndge Aide Net Robert Hinckley, Marcellus Bailey. Clifford Richardson, Bov. Robertson, ae Berret, Geo. Bancroft, KR. B. 9 Henry Franc, 0. W. e, W. W. Dadley, J. F. Cook, D. L. M. Peixoto, A. P. Clark, G. W. Dwyer, F. W. Evans, R. 8. Fletcher, H. A. ong AE Capp, Prot e, AL Clay x G. cote ee v. Mason, Willam J Bheeee! M. Sweeny. Bawera zg. Thorne, Henry F. Blount, E. b. ons , Heng; Brit Benson Jno, Joy Edson, A. F. Fox, W. Stuart Walcott, N. D. Larne: r, J. E. Herrell, B. F. Thompson. Charies James Gen. J moe Ee dchuan, Lert Tongass, Ge nm. Joe Barr. Do Wetoren ena Ww. w. aa Josepn C. so ben, Col. Fi , jathan H. Warder, Maj. D. R. B. Nev J.C. Black, A. 8. Worthi Birney, Daniel Conkiin, Z. T. Sowers, D. Singicton, Norris Peters, C. B. Chureh, Dr. D. W. Bis, ‘Charles . Barbour, timo Webster J. G. ip. x abe W. Ross, A. J. Pate tance ee oP J. Sarphy. Gen. Butterfield, Dr. Debrend, 8. T. Luttrell, Dr. Toner, —— Berliner, Hamb' be as z eyl, E. , M. burger, , M. Keuffman, and the members of the executive committee. FLOOR 4D PROMENADE. Leng y yey ary the navy, chairman; Lieut, Abbott, Capt. George & Anderson, Ensign Philip Alger, Lieut. T. H. Bliss, W. V. ing, H. Lucas, Blair Lees Woodbur Lowry, * M. See a ee P.D. mb, + Legare, J. Lan- corer T. A. Lambert, R. J. Leitch, jr., Col. J. , N. C. McIntire, H. Morrell, Dr. G. I, Moet t, Theo. Maris, Dr. Wm. May, J. RB. Giiccaaey ton Munroe, W. E. C. peep ao 0, S. MeCalment, ¥. MaKe on C. McBride, J. F. McCoy, A eDermot RC. Milburn, W. B. Moses, Alex. Milne, J. H. Morsell, W. G. Metzerott, A. _ 3 ly, Pitcher, Mi Po. = How- Perry, iar Parker 8.5, Bele, HL: Page, 8. Par! Poor, Fred Poor, Char! Soar: OB Risona Neato Perry, J. F. Paret, G. Prince, Charles Parker, W. B. Powell, J. E Padgett, Lieut, A. C. Quay, Lieut. B. H. Ran- Lieut. J. A. Lieut. ee rs, Passed Col. 'W. 8. Remy, Ca, W. D. Ruddy, Richardson, E. 8. Ross, T. H. Roessl 4 » J. C. Rock, Clifford Richardson, EB, N. Robin- son, Lieut, J. E. Sawyer, Lieut, J. E. Schuetze, Franklin Steel, it t. I. W. Symons, Prof. J. R Soley. Lieut. T. K. Staunton. C. L. Scar- borough; W. H. Slack, Richard Smith, Hub- bard ft Smith, J. H. Saville, G. F. Swartecll, F. H. Smita, 8. 8. et 3 Schneider, Isadore Saks, J.C. Small. J. G. A. Sheehan, T. W. Smith, D. P. Snyder, T. £ Smith, John Speare, W. T. Snyder, W. L.'Seeley, Dr, A. J. Shafhirt, Paymaster HT. Stancliff, G. E. an Dr. Smith Tevainend, W- 8. Thom} jompeon, Jr, J. Ten Eyck, W. 8. Teel, C. G. Ford Thompson, Major W. F. Roni a Thom; Surgeon us Tyson, W. C. Town- send, Dr. Tullio De 8. Soeae ‘Fred Voght, W.K. ‘an Reypen, B. 8. Walcott, Paymaster H. T. Wright, Pay Director R. Washin; ‘alee x & Ward, Randall Webb, Dr. Ralph Wi Woodhull, John Webb, John A. Wise, W. x Williams, H. C. Winship, 8. W. Woodward, J. P. Willett, C. C. |, W. Wheatley, H.'L. West. Simon Wolf, Wm. Grant Webster, U. 8. Roulette, R. 8. Murphy, Alfred J. Clarke. FINANCE, George E. Lemon, chairman; Alva 8, Taber, secretary; Col. Eliott F. Shepard, Robert P, Porter, E. Francis Riggs, G. J. Cornwell, Hon. J. M. Wilson, John M. Macartney, John G. Moore, James E. Waugh, Jesse Seligman, Major William F. Tucker, jr., Gardiner G, Hubbard, Henry Hurt, W. R. Woodward, A. L. Barber, R. O. Holtzman, Gen. Horace Porter, Burr R. Tracy, E. J. Stelwagen, Dr, D. B Clark, B. H. Warder, W. E ker, Norris Peters. Charles A. James, Gustave Lansburgh, LP. Childs, Hou. J. 8. Pillsbury, Gen. N. 8. Anderson, T. W. Smith, Hon. W: D. Washburn, Hon. Jobn A. J. Creswell, Gov. E. E. Jack- ton. Hon. G. A. Brackett, Col. H. L., Cranford, Samuel Norment, W. P. Lipecomb, Hon. E. C. Babb, William Laird, jr., W. E. Steele, Hon. M. G. Emery, Gen. E. F. Winslow, Harvey L. Page, C. J. Bell, B. U. Keyser, George W. Moss, B. P. Snyder, G. H. B. White, Charles L. J. Davis, Col. W. P. Canadas, Hon. A. ilder, Hon. Russell Blakely, E. 8. Parker, Hon. George W. Childs, Samuel J, ‘Allerton, Frank W. Vaughn. PARKS AND RESERVATIONS. H. A. Willard, chairman; W. R. Lipscomb, Robert I. Fleming, H. M. Dellinger, Wm. E. Earle, Lewis Clephane, C. C. Willard, E. B. Hay, Thos. M. Gale, W. 8. Thompson, A. x. Lothrop, E. G. Sheffer, Lewis Cunningham, W H. McNew, Jno. T. Lenman, Heury Beard, Sam'l 8. 'W. Curriden, Win. H, tt, Henry H. Kendall, Albert Gleason, H. _ ele, Geo. H. Brown, Daniel Macart N. Car- ver, W. H. Covington, C. C, Martin, B. P. Sny- Arthur Martin, J. H. N. McPherson, Thos. Kirby. . PRESS. H. V. Boynton, chairman; Wm. C. MacBride, E. B. Wight, F. A. C. Handy, John M. Carson, R. D. McKee, ©. A. Boynton, P. V. DeGraw, W. W. Burhans, 0. P. Austin. §. H. Kauffmann, RH. Sylvester, Hallet Kilbourn, R. H. Darby, J. L. Johnson, Edmund Hadson, T. G. Morrow, Byron Adams, Louis Schade, L. Q Thom i James W. Allison, Geo. H. Apperson, Ayers, E. W. Burrett, David Barry, G. & Bain, Hobart H. ‘cononege Hy. C. Clarke. 8. N. Clark, yee L, Crounse, W. E. Curtis, John A. Corwin, E. G. Dunnell, ALS. Davis, FP. A. De Puy, Henry E. Eland, Smith D. Fryo, Louis Garthe. Charles H.’ Gray, Jules Guth- ridge, L.W. Habercom, Chas A. Hamilton.P. 8. Heath, Frank H. Hosford, Franklin T. Howe, | E. G. Howland, C. P. Hunt, 8. E. Johnson, DeB. R. Kenn, Chas. E. Kinceid, Thos. B. Kirby, W. J. Lampton, Robt. M. Larner, E. W. htner, A. Maurice Low, A. W. Lyman, H. B. FP. Mac- farland, R. B. Mathews, One Martin, W. H. Michael, Frank P. Morgan, F. D. Mussey, eo ard Nixon, J. J. Noah, ae Nordhoff, Las Ogden, Jos. 8. Pagand, H. A. Preston, U. H. Painter, Chas. M. Pepper, F. P. Powers, F. A. Richardson, V. M. Jarvis, M. G. Seckendc Orff, W. B. Shaw, Harold Sowden, W. P. Springer, O. O, Stealy, Walter B. Stevens, Alfred J. Sto- fer, jr.. L. C. Thornton, Chas. F. Towle, J. A. Truesdell, John 8. oe Som 3 Walter, Paul Wolff, Robt. J. hat feo Se R. Young, Werner Koch, and E. faidecker. MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS. Gen. Albert Ordway, chairman; Major H. L. Cranford, Major J. O. Stanton, Major W. C. McIntire, Major J. K. McCannon, ne M. Gale, Major E. B. Townsend, Major J. L. Someones Cate D. e M. Peixotto, ces t. Cc. 8. Walton, Major W. G. Moore, Lieut. WV. H. Harrison, Major CR Gary, Lisut Le donde, Col. Cecil Clay, Col. M. &° Urell, Capt. B. P. all, ice ten it. F. W. Mo- Er aiieut P. Prints, Fleetwood, Major F. C. Revell 3 tice, yt. F. H L McKee, aa Hoy soy mn Cola aer, ‘. G. Ashby AL. lagett, J.H. . J. P. Willett, 0. G. V. W. Vandenb: thra ot | BE eae or @ week ago: bar Comfort—Col. L. P. Bae chair- N.W. ae ©. Willard, J. L. Francis Davidson, Samuel Norment, Judd, W. E. Pratt, James L, Barbour, G. Bauer, Thomas K. Scheller, F. 8. Williams, J. F. Vinal, H.W. Sonneschmi ohn 45 agusterfer, Abrahem Frey, John R. Kelley, E. Lyman, 3.7, , GF. , Ht, J. M. Dove, L. 8, Brown, W. tips. Perey Smit Bert Hamel, R. A. Golden, William ee rig ss . | Varnell, George eng ete Irwin, F. B. Pa Birickingd WE , W. O. Berry. Enoch Morelfhnd, Tay- lor Wade, Willis Wooster, B. C. Coburn, James illiam E. C! J.B. . Wi B. Ruff, D.’ P. McKeever, Al- | bri hart, W. H. Morrison, G1 F. McLatgh- ching 4 Dwyer, Clarence Kra: ions—Gen. E. W. Ross, Balti- Aas Gen. H. A. oma New York; H. B. Rey Brooklyn; Wm. R. Leeds, Philadel- larry Dowling, Walter Hieston, T. D. vr, Henry Strasburger, John R. Wolston, . Butterfield, H. L. Atchison, Edward Fitz- ki, Patrick Moore, Howard Recside, Albert Behrend, C. W. Handy, M. E. Urell, M. T. Burns, H, Darby. E. J. Brookli: AL, Barber, Wm. ee. . T. Brooks, H. L. Cran- = R.H. T. Leipold, W. R. Deeble, ‘Wm. C. HP ablle Order.—L. P. Siebold, L. P. Wil- liams, 8. W. Carriden, H. 0. Towles, G. G. C. Simms, Walter Wheatley, D. nie James Davis, William T. Walker, Charles B. Charch, William H. Claggett, E. E. White, Louis Eise- ©. Bryan, J, Bew J. G. Er- , C. oe George E. B. Cotrell, a] Terry. rns —B. W. Rei Reiss, Chas, Ba ey, Job Yan derbilt, C.F. Wilkins, James A. G. Brust. J H. HL Patrick, 'L. G. Marini, k P. rect) Illumination and Fireworks—J. Stras- en H. B. Kirkwood. Francis Miller, Sam. Bensinger, Charles Fomemes Herman Phillip, J. F. Manning, E. H. Harner, Harry Rapley, Geo. bs beeen ir., Geo. W. Driver, Ed. Voight, A. J. lerman Edel, Frank P. May, Calvin Witmer, Harry H. Jacobs. Street Decorations—James F. Manning, C. H. Ho W. Joyce, P. H. Christman, H. P. Gilbert, J. Paul Earnest, Thos. H. Mar- i Frank Johnson, David Cramer, John = ight, James M. Hodges. F. D. Singleton, L. ittlefield, $. Thomas Brown, D. C. Reinhol, De F. B. Hood, E. W. Stone, Adam Geib. Comfort at Ball-Room—Wm, 8. Brock, J. M. Dufour, E. W. Stone. Printing—H. H. Twombley. L. P. Williams, Badges—Sidney H. Nealy, Frank H. Smith, Frank Cowdry. December Term of the Criminal Coart. ORGANIZING THE GRAND AND PRTIT JURIES. The December term of the Criminal Court was convened by Judge Montgomery this morning and the return of jurors summoned by the marshal was remarkable, showing per- soual service in the cases of Fe but two of the forty-nine summoned. Of the jurors, wa Ross failed to answer. frends were excused: James Graham, over age; Thos. Hungerford, E. 8. Hutchinson and E. Mor- sell, on account of business, &c. The others were excused till 10 o'clock to-morrow, when the five vacancies will be filled. The petit jurors ‘were waitea and Mesers, Millard Metzger, Michael T. Crowley. Sevellon A. Brown and George Truesdell failed to an- ewer. E. E. Newton, Patri Marceroni and John N. > Reception to Governor-Elect Hovey. The Indianians residing in this city gave Governor-elect Hovey a reception Saturday evening in the parlors of the Ebbitt house. Between two and three hundred called during the evening and extended their congratulations to the successful candidate. General Hovey will resign his seat in Congress, to take effect December 31, and leave immediately afterward for his inauguration, which takes place Janu- ary 14. The reception committee was com- pened ot of copes T. Anderson, chairman, Cart. T. H. McKee, J. L. Thorn ton and eed W. Curry; and a committee of ladies: Miss Cora C. Carry, Miss Mollie Me- Kee, Mra. M. T. Anderson, Mi Thornton, Mrs. Job Barnard, Mra. W. W. Dudley, Mrs. A. J. Halford, and Mrs. L. P. Williams. Among those present were ex-Minister and Mrs. Poses ex-Postmaster-General and Mra. Tyner. Gen. and Mrs. Dudley, Deputy Commissioner of Pen- sions McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Judge Silas Colgrave, , Mrs. J, M. Wilson and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. C. M. Allen. ———— Kiliea by a Train. RESULT OF THE INQUEST OVER TAE BODY OF FRANK M'CLEMMENTS. The man whose body was found on the Balti- | more and Ohio railroad near Ivy City Friday | night, as published in Saturday's Star, was named Frank McClemments, and not McCle!- lan, as was stated, although he was generally known by the latter name. At the inquest held at the sixth precinct station yesterday, W. B. Jennings, the horse-owner, for whom the decensed had worked, testified. and the two tramps, Williem Stevenson and John Du- gan. told how they found the body. There was no evidence to show that fon! play was even 6 ted. and the jury decided that the deceaned was killed by strain. The body was repared for burial and shipped to Canada in Eieatternoon. ‘The two trumps who had been locked up were released. The: ai asked for some Keapeamereneay and, when told that there was vision for them, they complained bit- terly of the treatment they had received. a ARRESTED ON 4 CHARGE or Bioamy.--A col- ored named Peter Bell, living oe New soagpeel near py So le y night when Ofhce! Mar Marr arrived at his house and placed him under arrest on a charge of bigamy. The arrest was made on complaint of ia Bell, his wife, who charges it her husband has married a second woman. When arrested Bell was with his alleged second wife, He formerly lived in Lincolnville, ‘near Benning’s, where his wife and several children reside. in the Police Court, the case was continued until next week. —1———_— Assauttrp His Fatuen.—Dennis Twomey, an aged resident of South Washington, whose face showed the effects of brutal treatment, ap- peared in the Police Court this morning and charged his son John with inflicting the in- ioe, wn, John admitted the old man but denied kicking er ts the lat- ter charged. His father said that his son as- saulted him because he declined to divide his ‘vith bin. The court imposed a fine 60 days. pe ae Poticemay Ixsunep Br A Fatt.—Polioeman Hoce ponerse ‘yOUNG G MAN, Salty ie writer or ree ATION AS Bice Wee AREY Sh ae SN. Sar eer Bees ons ee Ss Pe aS a3-70° Water abi ae ster nae Pa Pee Wartee ani PRE AWHITE D DINING ROOM: TH. An BUS LEARN or 30 Naa ‘BOY TO re ager Witeet saa ONLY ERT bin aS | Vera need apply. NE, WAN TED ROOMS. OK, RENT_1808 5 ST_ HAND a FUR: ee ee COMNUNT- week = Ween too and Yoeh sia puneylvanis oY, and Necuw. ped iv ¥ OF ure ANTED-BY A SEETTLAN-c cry by steam or furnace: aM ‘west of on! eo COOK. | Kadress SALMON, Siar office. WE Ss aoe Aaa Toe > ess Ps ave. Dw. ae Sa RE SS furnished; private eee es ¢H ST. N. W. ANTED- SALARY OR Perienced Insurance EASTERD: Xe HALDEMAN, apply, . cppate WANzFD poy “FOR, Circe WORK: MUST er es ‘Aidrees i'w hate ie in ANTED—A COMPETE: ANT =A COME 7 GIRL general housework ; ‘8, and bring beat city MMISSION TO EX- len, uoue others need Tnsur- a3-3t° ff | POR RENT yas fees ea ees Tooms, closets: a oe, BC averything bewaud clegant. S37 TLRERT ROPE, BOOME, (THREE, SB00ND Feseernn se Was Sa fecal FOR LIGHT a ry, eae round floor eet |e ) eck ht ele wean reciet, ee Traght elevator Ade ANTED ROOMS — REGISTER YO “ARE Wittuses “nentqusrters” i sou oat Sane Eisai Foams ta te ae Waste arena Nop ar A aves 1 FO} wo washing or ii ati ulate OF pot srt 4 Wen bet ose = Rin sta revenue. Call as gro RA. Stor often, ad R RENT. ms BX ANTED—LADY FOR OnE Warreay FAMILY OF Ts, | F single, ete! PIS permanent to a ria Parlor and thi bedrooms; firat an oud flours | tion unsurpassed: all eo Apply 10am. PHILLIPS OF Sear wot of 3 13th "ate briges 21t North Capitol st. TED-EXPERIENCED 4 _- RENT—G19 2187 STREET, A marie YFUR Wit ee Se ay Wiles se Fis room. wn Ws ANTED—A ee oo TO COOK — ‘Durpe. fais roust OR pete EN ce. Call boat Laven eM Eee | Addrees Box 1 mute oF singe; with ti ~~ FB --t ig Airst-clage ability York ‘house, “Apply at Room 8 w yASTEDA GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD, FEPEE first class, “A Seas oe gn aapat price 812 SLL Bde see? a window a New O10 Fst Be ise ANTED — FIRST- Houseworkers, Ma But others; -Swedis id = <tr ed Wak ATED, sree id good wares to a good worker st. nw. ANTED—A Hi AY mended. » com dress W. 3. N.. Star office. ary or coat et sa habess WANAUER, Sar men, edish Gern sae Wanted). FM BURNMAM, G50-052 F ctw, FIRST-CLASS COACHNAN AND poten ot goon 10 to 40 chambermaids, WHITE chstiberwere aad sewing, must be Waxtep—to av BUY | FOR $5,000 ¢ CASH, A SE’ Witte GENTLEMAN OR LADY TO MAN- Ss ake ee tee OR, RENT—3103 1 8.5 s;W.TWO FUR ROOMS, buainess: one who can arours of sue. Se events avicg temas: Casi yarlor ‘book canvaser ferred ; either peftesteeatys erie eran ‘office. 1° W ANTED-BY. ‘4 CARPEN’ MALL HOU? Sede sfamily private; LABS COOKS, GENERAL eady man” Ad he p 3H, We, Star of & good ave cars. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN oan Gomnen ANTED TO RENT, A GOOD HOUSE, AT A ‘in private family. feruiahed ; able rental. by’a family of adults, in the | Corner house; south and east front; ront. oben Sre-places cPherson Square or Circle. Ad- | in ever a Heferences required T10T & aw OME, Star office. 41-20" oczu-! ANTED — FURMIGHED 1 HOU-ES FOR TWO W: Fae RENT TWO PLEABANT. DESIRABLE COM- At members of Co: taf hed Roume cond floor ; rent Pay eer yor fel member, +O TTTARER Sw aT TAKER littswnw TeTcLase WaRRLWRORT ox | ——— F BENT AT 300), 158 STEER CORNES : Mama. ave., vei ly ped commuuni- See STs See | WA MISCELLANEOUS | ier iret nein Shsctrenieces “Siete _— ® RSES TO WINTER—WARM STAB- pad #23 SUITE OF PARLORS, fy 4 RL TO 1 Ww }Y ling and liberal feeding. Horses seut for and re- | sy Fooms hapa ur oven Bre: 18 Grant ‘charre. references given, cetesiace rae SHVERERY, fuarsbal, yuquler Con va. “| Matiw ANTED-BITS OF @xPERti FR R Ri NT—NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR ANI WASTED WHITE y OR GIRL, ABOUT she Vv estions to young Men seekini Bedroor ; first floor qa Ye ras Pr so bat | ® renerelly, useful about, the hone: (can at ML. C. A. rooms, 1409 New Toom second floor; el convenient ep pe pesurisn. National Academy day Santee An address by BH. “ged and departiwents, ters reasonable, #iee ANTED <= BOY FOURTEEN TO — EN idress Aste ‘A LADY WITH SEVERAL YEARS y, DESIRABLE anconb: ‘Table Board ot ears old in an office. Address Box 152 Evenin rience Would like a few more music scholars. Sur oftice stating full name, age, references aad . MRS. A., THO Fst nw, Place. sk == ‘ae bon ah ed EF ELEGANT UNFURNISHED War pata gases DEMARE: Go0D Ei OR | T CAR: | {ete commmniceting suitable for Lust buns. natant unploy ment byre house near cor. Ad- “ closets, BENEFIT SOCLETY Walker Bullding, Root! 8 UL and areas Box 146. ass | teil, us and water included; @12" Inquire 205 Cat 12, opposite City ail, 438 Louisiana ave. OB HORSE, SUETNg at DUNDORE'S EMPLOYM Se ar office.’ d1-t* tates, D—A WIDOW, AGE! juaintance of a nice Ad M. rade. abd eample for 1 Ch ith references, 717 utlems Fe RENT—4 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR HOUSE- keeping, over feed store; reut $15 per mo., white or colored al-st Peon cela als, Satis ee ois; ef wu tabie board. arena on FUR. Dish 1916 Sst uw. ROR KENT—FURNISHED On, SENSED board. 9: rooms, With or without 2 al-3t* ANTED-SOM blue-eyed « dress M. BLA Wy ANTED—" TREE OR, FOCR MORE HORS to board at D.'. WILLIAMS’ Livery Stable, c » Sincle and Souble & D dt ENTSUITE, OF ELEGANTLY ed Kooms ; second floor: Deivate family, | 18 tents invuth {or Vadose Psi Oftiess Bow City, dL? y ANTED—FOR CASH—FURNITURE, FEATHER Beds, Carpets, Stoves, or Entire Household Et- dress fects, Adi SNEED TEARS Fa, FADE, cms: a wheres H. BAUM, 219 7th st. w. a New International Tailor Syetem a eRTTeran + a a ; TANTED — HAVING OPENED ONE OF THE . =a sd Gerceat Cattipe ath uy inh ru tas Were seine Oke, ORE, OF 7a 4 Soot M STREET N. W.—NEWLY gf made; ove Sting reqaired: the system tangyt by | those dedring Craon Portraitefor Christmas tocall ou | 3 Lebersd and Dewy furnished rooms; house in Brst- OMESSER, 1503 Test. nw me ne before gulug elsewhere: weekly or mouthly pay clase condit alse y es . — ments taken. pe HB SMITH, Artist, ISHED OR UNFUKNISHED — udio 1st itor, 10 per month, including beat Hictors for the Womens’ Mutual Insurance and M — Accident Co..of America." Call at ikoom 18, Central ee | Soot: eusegune Som tional Bank bidg.. from 9 end try one of fevis omen £ 2.m to Spm. from 7 to 10 p. ‘way, New York. specialty, Way ANTED I INTELLIG made paste aoe, Enea Ades wi lay 2 seni AR ROER y 3 plain cook will assist orth Kausecs or call at SOO sth WAdtep ey 4 §TRONG 19,4 luce to do housework in @ small family ; no Washing: not thoroughly exyerieneed In conkiug, but | 42d willing to learn. Address MAGG! a aa WaxtepghxOwy WHERE stonal and jain Cooks, Lats aiterene, en, butlers. vate office ‘attached at DICK'S 4 Address orca JANTED-BY A Kiss! reference. Cail uh st ia. W, ’ ANTED—GRADUATE OF ns puede: teu youn Address’ GRADU Wisin te maid. ina firsttisss pr vate ie ences. Call at 1310 Comnertir Wanrenzay ARESPEC dace 8 cook in good'clty references, “Gall at 13 4ANIST y ANTED-BY A RESPECT. V housework: ct irens M.C., rear 1211 Ki st. uw. V inia a Place as nurse. MS duck Bystem of Drege Cuttin hat cuts without refit y yles or waists, I 3d st. nw. Branch for circular, Cutting and fitting ae to represes A = it ~ uity Ty rig batty Meter” i Box 6to, NY. and troning ECTABLE WHITE GI& beraunil. seamstress or lady’ oan etspagecnont: beat aity IST, Stur office. inan Situation to couk, wash, uu furnish ood ref ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL FROM ie late ‘TWO FURNISRED and third doors, de- Jat 865 TO | #100 PER Te 1 or for x 1 work: tute, which preferred, sleo wa AN & CO. Manufacturers, 204 Georce Park st Tostructions deily ud Turney cveniiucs 16 Broad: {OR RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED Sana ONE square from te, ad Navy Departunente; Tent reasonable; 1803 G st. n.w.; board ty opcessnry: ele May Building, re ty Bt" INTER: G of food. Pri Bethesda, Ma. Kefer Georgetown, D.C. ISHED FRONT Room, wear HD.W.; vality, _ {DELIGHTFUL SOUTH Hovina: on suite or einele ine for sitig’ transients ter) jor a month, or money refu at residences regularly in for free sample. Stel: a 7 117TH ST. XW. SUITE OF w RENT ished roumm; first door; open“xrate fir ‘without beard. 8 W.. NICELY-FUR POR Casi FURNITU RE, FEATHER toves, or Entire” Houselold A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON armD furnished; suitable for one or twosen- Ueruen, "1321 LOt: street a.w. . Terms ce, WHITE GIRL. AGED ° city. O.H. P.CLAR WASTED20 riage work ; m for single and doul: V Smoky Chit: cure them “or ull ie oF singe; all conveniences, T—TWO COMMUNICATING Sioa SUITABLE FOR Cak- or Goverunent Prizting office; reut moderate, stu al IN TRE VICINITY OF ScoTTs ha sual! private fauily, newly furnished yarlor and bed room on second floor! thew houge. all Aret-class couveniences, Price, #80, 1417 17h st ia D FLOM i know that I guarantee to ees, Furn: 28 LE WHITE GIRL, s wuid aud waitress in & he or address C.F, 1NOT a3 \T—1214 K ST. N. W., TWO 3D STORY ms, furnished a and bedi-roou: zac & ‘cue uiftimnighed room: om same Sours also, faruielved = SARMACY gin “fm for every State und Tere:tory. location. Moderate prices SATE, es’ A TED—WILS DUG, BORED. sup 08 maps, Wind-Mills, Tavhs of ail kinds ished and repaired OF or Bladensburg, Md. ED_PERSONS PARTICULAR oR ST. mute of yao consistiug ‘of “th 2 two handseiue roots, second ty ui ut av OF NT sPAR. | sft sud myZO CARPET CLI nine aN Feathers erat ‘Winks rows HtO obe Arawing nas board: only G0 per mo. alae eo 1619 K ST. N. W., HANDSOMELY furuisped Hone, ep suites on pation Bours window, grate heat aud southern exposure; com tent to cars and herdic a ABLE Gf site 5 wo- or do laundry or ferences. Call on aa 8, rz .» Factory Telephone 610-2 of 1008: ence. Address M. F. 1, Star ae ED i, Lown THAT FRESH “ALDE: NaS FUR ED PART (ORS ON FIRST ANTED-BY 4 RES EY Gin, ney ened every mornii, an back parler right bed, Uiree rooms ot , pee Lvered Hai Fendt prints, 4c, yer Ib. “Alo = with or withu hoard ear NV ers tirterea el aay | eed oe wee ae Ie sae ees hee : or addres 3 as id T—HANDSOMELY FUK V a SON INGA Ld private family; vo chi en ; COTM ANY Slane sock plsass enter reference can be iven. AM ANTED-BY A COM place we cook or would Go famuuly ddress Box “ANIED—BY A SETTLED WHITE. Axe situation to cook, wal Pie 116 Union Court; ion cae Ke cla iy furnished A diron ing sinall, plain wie on wie rigs tae or unfurnished; convenient to Capitol | « bay | ang heute 08 : suit t dress : TING —— 4 RENT ae Wires aegsetanh, MPO WRITES 4 z pe chs po eat ae See = room on third Supe Bike athoues Aadiwes ALA Se eeu REXT_1743 1 STN, W. TWO JyR RENT — SALOON PARLORS, ED + nd ee a FR awed wo Desai — stant’ sig Rares peng +h eragapora'es uitabie for Congresemai temeg al snes 28 Beso tor anne purpome 825, in aa ER Hie aceeate Sa 25 Feviucee Sear exianep ROOMS, wire 4 Sccgmmmodation oud’ fore bor lor and Parlor bedroom als. 424 = sre ne, noe ST. NW. FURNISHED private bath convenient terest, hotels, street cars, oe WO OR THREE UNFURNISHED it howseks with all modern Bateaw, reference carkenpede PERSONS 14 OKING FOR WiNT ay ations Upon iuAPEction the bet tly furninived Koons in nthe cat + Ro the city, at the 1 eee iSite ae ie 96 ee —15 —#, &T_N. Ww. HANDSOME ¥ multe oF single. Alen irht xT 9 10WA eee wat thing new. Table board; otropaitan Chub and otane Department refers ‘T4738 O ST. NW CPURN ISHED, 2D me has ‘batt T5f0 wi QOR RENT—1140 CONN. AV . oHT, cheerful and well fered Encot gud Gock soe with first-class board, Terms Thoderete reference Peyuired n133w OR KENT—OOR. OF STH ST. AND MASS AV fre large, nicely furnished, communicating iron thern, ern th’ board. sou! ea exchanged. eck Fn KENT — NICELY-FURNISHED Back k PAR Jor. also rooms eh ‘suite, with be vod table forms ow. She Fe RENT—1328 18T_N. W., OPPOSITE. lin perk, two pleasant frout rooms with ast Teferences exchanged. 3 RENT A COZY, STYLISH HOU! “ oven: looking McPherson Square and K st. rooms and in private family, no children. 1023 sar RENT—THOSE DESIRABLE ROC floor and front roon ho children. {OK MENT 1204 K Si THREE HANDSOMPLY Furnisted Kooms, on second floor, en @aiturle. north and south exyomure. furnace ea JOR RENT—THE AUBURN, 25D STAND hae ave. BD. wW. clx Koons and Table Board; “good Yocation: near cars aud = RENT — A HANDSOMELY-PURNISHED suite of Kooma, with every contort; best of atten- Gon given; references. 1:24 Lst.nw. wel-2w> Fee, BENT PORNISHED ROOMS. 80! T™ front: new house; new furniture; low if per, 205 JOR RENT-1405 HST.” NW. FURNISHED rooms: single of en suite, private bath ; open Brea; table board | references exchanged. vidim FOR RENT—FLAT: W. THOM: National Metropolitan Ba: STORE AND DWELLING, will reut sen geared price Hole @100 er WASHINUTON DANESHON Eh, im 1115 Fat. (ENT—PLATE-GLASS PRONT NEW STORE, Dest busivess locat w, only #40 per content ___ FOR RENT—OFFICE JOR RENT—THE USE IN PAKT OF A FINE Office Roca im Adantic buildibe Ob ressonsle terms. hdres OFFICE ROOM. Star’ office, gi | Hind! tame, mame and addres Es TOK RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, ONE FINE 1 RONT room op omite Put “aloe second taht oftice. IN THE LEN- NEAR 15TH STREET | Fe | E OFFICE ROOMB SEW YORK AVENUE, 7. | NoRTRW! } One ZOR i Th ‘i juntos Sun Buildin 4 $s reaperdivel nlu-i . KLLED DEbi dio Pet. FOR RENT—H ALLS. | FXOR RENT—TWoO FINE Brac TOUS HALLS. SPO. j | H* ond and third Floors of £1 t Bu | Toth stn w.- thoromebly heated f | fodely of assoriation mitetin. Aino wuitable fo Pi tor | FOR RENT—MI (CELLANEOUS Foe.” REST. AN ELEGANT PIANO AT 1 use and 20 acres finest ti Pecoatan Ver ‘euant's produce wil be taken to Ket free ou my steambout: also. 4 for Address WW. GILES, Occoquan. ay OR Ri —WOOD AND COAL YARD IN GOOD r as, brick office, — Jeut order terms appl ee 1405 = at - FOR RED NT--STABLES. 70K RENT— 1116, 16TH St. NEW STABLI ree stalls F on pret to PITNEY © BRADFORD. sitet FORK RENT — Two NEW Bip ‘K ST eomumodates fo and tl modern improvements: best ton House. Fi gle tent of Hamiiton jase call ut 1326 New Humpshire ave. n. w. IN GOING FROM 7B: = " 128 Dy ta co ere Fo RENT—THE ca Peay ae Seer =e HER BRICK STABLE Nran VANZED-BY A RESPECTABLE WhirTe Orie, | f tien amethyst wating from a ne, alte | ‘Giiuton Hos sndYeta * nw. Roos room, for 3 carriaires; Ssituation wa chaubermaid or waitress. Refer: | ble réwant if lect at 1606 8th et nw, = Soyer mouth a 230oe pee ences if required. Call 722 20th at. n.w. SMALL BLACK G¥P DOG, ANSWERS Ke Wy REAR eth tnirvta ANTED-SITUATION AS BUTLER OR STEW. feithe bane of Nig. Suitable reward for ite retara | Jy OF) een eas ‘rooms OB - ard by an Enlishioan: frst-cleas English refer. | wane an ait vie BAYA BOLIT! ot tecend Boor: board if convenient to cars. Saiveiiiniaiaa encen iro. reference It Ost. ¥ 7 Tht ca ain reference Bet | Ls Eo THAN Ae ar ee eee et _COUNTRY | REAL ESTATE. GX | Mkeleton wire mounting Teward arn oop aa WASTED BY A MEPECTABCE COTTE aR | Sls tnt ced ate e | Keto gt gy eee family can furnialt good city references, Gali or ad- 3 Soammenaennded recovery. Apply 1}, | ion rich i ew coh fata, te seach tee the pret of the W4AX7ED- BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED Fenn Pape, Pook CREE, FOUR. aoc v7 BN 0 unegan 130s fae ‘ it . 3; rcs on iffamliy- Address cr'call L800 17t eC °kee” | Plesee cull on FRANK EicesOn, ent ase 3 with best and gne; Bo an ED. "Z NICEEy AN’ BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORE OSTSXELLOW FOX HOUND G) jy ee Salt Er Rinustiouste chasers ira bore ee enone nadernet gen “peice #7 and ye seat Vit stn bntrale tainily, sn furnish good references. Callor | !h\eh oder veg ee - A liberal ioe a b returnil RENT—SPLEND! ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN | the eee e eaving add ". tyke canbe found | F'firniabed Brel inde mes a situagion as first egy Ut ng {uh ee aw ‘Detween goorpe fn aetune's throw of Ebbise Wit TREE Se dasa ee eee | ERRaa a. Wiener deen “aid eee W! ANTED_BY A BETTLED OOLORED WOMAN A Li OST THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 4 HEAVY, con eg Ce mands Situation tps} & private fainily : best of ‘ay aot on GS eee el Fron, Seer cies ‘Call 4 13th st. nw. on Avent car to Saltiione god 0 ‘Ohio = aie wane: Sat eae Via ee GAAS WITH BOE EE ee marie 5 . Wana: BY A YOU? AsO Mas SUH reward if left ot Sar oftoe. a: a and ease Oolong FB Stare geen SP TED aiFOaT ION BY SOB! SESy ee ge Lae SEER Fee poy Heturn to 1o1g at ne fe ripe Le anne aa EXPERI- pate SE Ger gpOUT cpus Se Fa ena Qat remanglee ee « mite =e ks ——___ BOARDING._ mae as > AND venient to care and ry Petar 2 rae Fe oe FOREST ES -FURRIGHED dest 12 rooma, of fresh cow and horse gui at 330 Cot nw from 8 to 10.8,