Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1888, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Preparations for the Gay Season—Per- sonal Notes. ‘Mrs. Cleveland, Resmi! sree coger House et the of Congress yesterday, pmo tebe ~ STs Wattachoneeeet Mrs. Cleve- rene wore @ toilet in which cinnamon brown ig color. The low derb; it, trimmed in loops of brown Koen wing and a band of brown velvet. +r Jacket was of brown cloth, embroi Steel beads, and she carried a seal muff; ra brown draperies, clas) with silver orna- ments, over petticoat o! brown silk. Her hair was scombed sod piles, and she wore no ornaments, save gol about ber wrists. Mrs. Folsom wore a becom- ing toilet of black. Mrs. Carlisle sat in the members’ gallery. Mrs. Hitt occupied a front seat in the diplomatic gallery. Mrs, James E. Campbell, Miss Bessie “5 gr Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Sowden, Mrs. Jas. rh, the Misses ‘Thompson of California, Mrs. Breckinridge and Mrs. Burrows were also among those present. Later in the Mrs. Cleveland and Car- lisle left the gallery and repaired to the er’s room, where luncheon was served from the Seuate restaurant. Mr. Randall was attended by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Lan- caster, who escorted him home during the recess. Gen. and Mrs. F. B. Spinola are in the city for the winter. They have the handsome par- lors in the Arlington which they occupied last Mrs. Spinola spent the summer at their } Island place, Crane’s Neck. where she entertained a large party of friends from abroad. Gen. Spinola staid here until the close of the session and so had little time left to enjoy his country home. He is advancing in strength and is gradually getting rid of his rheumatic disabilities. Mrs. Spinola will have visitors from New York city during the session and will contribute much toward the hospital- ity of the season. ‘Miss Florence Audenreid entertains a party of young people at dinner to-night. and after- ward tires TF hex party to ase Mire. Fetter of the theater, in honor of Miss Gallup, of Phila- delphia, who is her guest. Senator Frye and Representative J. H. Outh- waite returned to the city without their wives. ‘Mrs. Frye and Mrs. Outhwaite will spend the Christmas holidays at their respective homes in Lewiston, Me., and ‘Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. T. B. Reed, of Maine, delays her com- ing to Washington until January. The wife and daughters of Chief-Justice Puller will not begin their go receptions antil the new year. Mrs. Biatc! ford? Mrs. Harlan, and Mrs. Field, assisted by Miss Louise Condit Smith, were at home to callers infor- mally yesterday. Mrs. Miller expected to see her friends on yesterday, but found herself unable to be down stairs in the afternoon. Mrs. Miller is suffering from the effects of an acci- dent that she met With while in New York city recently. Justice Gray spent last week in Virginia. Mrs. Lamar is not yet her home in Macon, Ga. Senator McPherson will spend the winter at = ArHngton. Mrs. McPherson will remain in Say luring the next year. Senator and jale are occupying Senator McPherson's house, on Vermont avenue. Mrs. Frank Leslie has commenced her Thurs- day evening receptions in New York city, and her many friends are regretting that they will Getee is member tis peer, ofthe inte go- ing west after the new year, and will spend some time in Washington. Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, whose Sunday efternoons in her fsa flat are most enjoy- able occasions for her friends, will spend a few weeks at the capital this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Young, the former a son of the Iste Brigham Young, have leased the house built by the late Mrs. Cheathen, on Massachu- setts avenue. The Misses Bayard will not resume their ‘Wednesday receptions until January. Invitations to attend the delivery of the an- nual address to the Philosophical society, of ‘Washington, by its president, Col. Garrick bard U.S. A, on the evening of Saturday next, 8th instant, at the hall of the Columbian uni- versity, are being sent out. The subject is an- mounced as “Philosophy and Specialties.” Notes of invitation are sent to the members of ‘the So _snGrogelcgienl Biological, Chemical, iterary, and Woman's Anthropo- eet Socicties, to dre members of the Costes club, and also to personal friends, ——- ‘hilosop! ladies, of the members of the PI society. Among the recent arrivals in the city is Mrs. Hébert, the widow of ex-Gov. Paul 0. Hébert, ef Louisiana. Mrs. Hébert will purchase a house here and make Washington her future bome. At present she will be located at 1811 M street northwest. Mrs. Hébert has with her her only daughter, her son being at the Poly- technic institute, at Troy, N. Y., where he will graduate in engineering and mining June next. ‘Mrs. James Brown Potter has taken a box for the Wednesday matinee at the National ‘Theater, to see the “Parlor Match.” Ex-Senator and Mrs. Van Wyck entertained at dinner the other evening, at their residence, 1801 Massachusetts avenue, a few intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Van Wyck are at the Biggs house for several weeks. Mrs. Emiia Marson, of New York, is the gnest of Mrs. M.A. Gibbons, 1213 Pennsylva- mia avenue, for afew days. The marriage of Rev. Sydney L. Jeffords, of Christ church, St. Paul, Lp and Mary E., daughter of H. J. Wylie, esq., of this city, announced to take place at Christ church, Hast Washington, in the early part of January, 1889, John Bright. ‘To the Editor of Tax Evewixe Star: ‘The probably fatal illness of John Bright ought to recall to Americans universally the singularly far-seeing confidence in the destiny of the United States which was manifested by Mr. Bright during the whole time that dark- ‘Ress was over all ou land because of civil con- flict. Not one of our own leaders Cherished a braver hope or gave voice toa nobler faith in the future of America than this great English orator and statesman. And if sympathy with the cause of Ireland has of late led Americans to doubt of Mr. Bright, his death, when it comes, ought not to pass without recollection of the unexampled service to Ireland also rendered by him very long period of years, when as vet he stood alone among English statesmen of the first rank and among orators in parliament eminent for eloquence in advo- = just and generoug treatment of Ireland. ladstone may carry home rule, but he can = thus never make such a record as that of ir. Bright in having shown the much love to iways much should be forgiven. It was fortune during a long residence in d to see Mr. Bright, to listen to the most interesting, if not the most powerful voice of the century, and to note the wonderful sweet- Bess of countenance and the beauty of char- acter which made John Bright as fascinating as & beautiful woman and hardly less respected by foes than by friends. His name is one which will grow in history as that of a prophet of noble ideals and a memory vividly beautiful as hardly any other of the century is beautiful. ih the yet distant day when England and America shall be as one, together bearing up the standard of human progress, of universal freedom and culture. it will be told with the Kind of gratitude which we give to Washington and Lincoln that John Bright saw the vision of it all in the darkest hour of the relations of England and America and spoke it in words of le eloquence. Epwarp ©. Towxz. seabipabiendon Quick Tree axp Puxctvat Service between Washington and Philadelphia are secured by the = and O. limited express trains. Noextra is charged on the B. and O. ——e Reap and profit by what Saks and Co, have to say in to-morrow morning’s Post ba Evexrxo Star.—Adet. FS wo The Baltimore and Ohio’s President. ‘From the Philadelphia News One of the passengers on this delayed train Was a young, small man, with a rather thin, boyish face, « stripling’s moustache, alittle hat on his head and thoughtful eyes. He went out and took look at the disabled locomotive, and then came back and told us all an ay a complete engine 4 it would take the geunect the disabled side so ‘Trenton with of a locomotive that I asked him if he were em- red ina shop. He said no, andI itics to him, as ev. then. He ans afew in Stipe seareeriete THE NATIONAL FINANCES. Peints from the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Treasury. ‘The argument of the of the Treasury is to the necessity for an immediate reduction of the revenue, and the position formerly taken on the tariff question is maintained. ON THE SUBJECT OF THE SURPLUS Secretary Fairchild says: “In the last annual report it was estimated that the revenues for the year to end June 90, 1888, would exceed the ordinary expenditures, not including the sinking-fund, by $118,000,000, It will be seen from the foregoing statement that such excess was in reality $119,612,116.09, or $6,612,116.09 more than the department estimate. It was also estimated in the same report that the like surplus for the fiscal year to end June 30, 1889, would be $104,313,365.64. Judging from the actual expenditures for the first this tha goon P pe and in the light of receipts and expenditures to the middle of November, it is probable that this estimate will prove to have been fairly accurate, and that Lad pte will almost exactly equal the predicted sum, remarkable result since ite factors were sub ject to all the uncertainties of future revenues ee eee be authorized by = Con- gress not yet assembled. a een avine on September 29, was 444, e surplus revenues from that date to June 30, 1889, as estimated, are $75,365,208.25, making the total accumula- tion on June 30. hb could be used in the purchase of bonds, 171,810, 054.09; however, between said September 29 and November 22, €44,399.509.50 has been paid for bonds; conse- quently, if no more bonds were bought between now and June 90 next the surplus wonld then amount to $127,000.000. Upon basis of ap- [ar chee = recommended by the department upon the assumption that the revenues of the fiscal years to end June 30, 1889 and 1890, will be equal, the surplus revenues for the lat- ter fiscal } year will be $101,000,000, which, with wes lus revenues of this year and the sur- ady accumulated, make a total ie yaneon oe which might be sed durin next nineteen months in the ae interest-bearing debt, and which ought to used for that pi , unless the laws are = —— as to vedas the difference between nditures and revenue by nearly that sum. bout $188,000.000 of the 434 per cent bonds are now outstanding: they are payable Septem- ber 1, 1891. The total amount of interest which will accrue on them from now until their ma- turity is in round numbers $25,000,000; conse- quently the present surplus and the surplus which will aeons! accrue — July 1, 1890, will snffice ey the print ipal of those bonds and all the int would accrue upon them should ere be permitted to remain un- paid until their ramemecilr. BOND PURCHASES. The report states on the subject of the bond purchases that ninety-four millions of dollars of bonds have been secured under the circular of April, 1888, and a premium paid for the privilege of buying them of about $18,000,000; the net rate of interest realized from this in- yestment is only about 2 per cent and the qav- ing in the total amount of interest which would have been paid had the bonds been allowed to run to maturity, is about $27,000,000. Had taxation been reduced so as to leave thismoney with the [pty and if it is worth in their business r cent per annum, the total value e money to th them palais the term which ran would mentees be about $83,- 000,000; thus, there is a resulting loss to the people’ of $56,000,000 upon transaction alone; if this ovectaaation ts is not stopped, and if the government is forced to continue to be a purchaser of its own bonds at the holder's Ee the loss to the people, as could be shown e calculation, must be hundreds of mill- fons of do! ON THE QUESTION OF REDUCING TAXATION the Secretary says: Icannot too strongly re- peat my recommendation of last year to reduce taxation, and. as far as possible, without too sudden disturbance of existing interests, to make this reduction in customs taxation. to the end that the people may get the greatest possible benefit from the reduction. * * * THE SILVER QUESTION. He reiterates his warning of danger from the continuous purchase and coinage of silver, and renews his recommendation that when the government owns more than $35,000,000 in silver, the purchase of bullion shall stop until the amount shall be reduced to that maximum, He speaks of the cost of coin certificates, and expresses the opinion that the currency of the country would be more safe and economical if the coin were put in actual circulation instead of having it represented by certificates. CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION. He renews his recommendations of last year for correcting defects in the administrative customs laws, and points out incongruities of the tariff schedules, NON-PARTISAN CIVIL SERVICE. On the subject of the civil service the Secre- tary says: “Almost all of the subordinate service of this department is now appointed under the civil-service system of rules. But also five important branches of the Treasury department are in a large measure removed from political influences, and yet are not under what is technically known as the civil-service system. They are the coast and geodetic sur- vey, life-saving service, the revenue-marine, the marine-hospital service, and the light-house service. If the customs and internal-revenue services were amalgamated into one service end then made strictly non-partisan like the revenue-marine, it could freed from its local character and made a general service, so that a peculiarly efficient collector, or other officer, could be sent to where his services were especially nee: id the location of these officers rf ht be chan; from time to time, thus provi an effi check upon each other.” DISTRICT AFFAIRS. Quoting from the report of the coast survey, is stated in brief the work done by that bureau, among which is that unusually rapid progress was made during the year in the detailed topo- graphical survey of the District of Columbia, and that for the use of the government in the Potomac flats litigation, and for the sake of preserving the record of the early already oa Dublshed by time, the surv. prepared and published an edition, in fac c 1 and a re 01 of the “L’Enfant: Plan,” with the sbisterated lines and faded colors restored; an edition of the “Dermot Map” of Washington tof of Washington 798), and an edition of the “King Plata” o: (2803). THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. In connection with the bureau of engraving and printing, the Secretary says: The great in- crease in the work of the bureau during the last two years has made it necessary to increase the number of plate-printing presses operated by steam power. ‘The new presses have been used to print the green backs of the silver cer tificates and United States notes and certain lent 4 FIRE-PROOF BUILDING FOR FILES NEEDED. He again calls inmrempinery Heenan thief the ‘of the dies end took lor ron sorage A files rececds of —_ From the Burlington P; -am-my dear, I don’t think scaght i go fo th expel of es ailment like that. If you don’t mind ty to furnish the conversation for a few E i BBE "i i i i rf ! is r FFe Ce | rl THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, —_—-—_—_ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: John ‘W. Simms to F. R. Howner, pt. 17, sq. 368, 98,500; Emma T. McIntire to J. 8. Boss, sub. 4, 9q. 858; @—. J. 8. Boss to A. Wilson, same property, 83,400; W. Mayse to J. W. ihenidpap 1, Bunville; $125. Mary to H. 0. Borden, ote 8 10, 12,18, 15 40 20,23 to'20, For: tune enlarged; 81 Jog PRIO® to A. P, 8; Washington Heights, 0 Helen = Smith, lots H. Mead ‘to R. E. hye bet be gag to and pi \- a Buel ie juarter of | Isador Kaufman me CMC, Spooner to J.C. Yost,’ eu 27; 5q. 758; @—. B.H. Warner et al. to Relig undivided half ‘interest lot 2, sq. 3.205; 0 —_ A Wire's Brix ror Drvorce.—W. P. Will- iamson and 8. D. Juiett, for Lottie Rollow (nee Williams), sbill for divorce Frank T. Dicey They were married May 18, 1896. by Rev. 3. H. Greene, and lived ———_ she l~ till August, 1 when. she sa} ered that he had committed adultery, and she left him, She charges that in August and Sep- tember, 1888, he committed adultery with a woman on Cay Hill named jolomew. She further c! —_ with cruelty and with having abandon duper si ee Compiosexts District eas afternoon, in the Criminal = Wm. Woodey, a colored boy, was con- victed of larceny from the person in snatchi the satchel of Mrs. Hobbs on August 18 Jas’ ‘This being the first trial of the Bre resent term, end a number of the — never having served before, the jurors were instructed with some detail by Judge Montgomery. In the course of his remarks he said that he had heard out- side of the District that it was difficult to ob- tain a fair = impartial jury here; but he had been agreeably surprise: e juries here, in | fearase were as fair ashe had ever me —_——__ Marriace Licenses.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to — MeDaniel and Harriet R. Robinson; W. Rorg and Eliza A. Matthews, ee Rosperirs Rerortep.—George A. Armes, No. 1339 F street, reports stolen from his buggy a wolf 2 ge ——Mrs. Julius Paul reports the theft of bracelets.—Mrs. Gib- bons, or 1510 L street, reports the larceny of pair of earrings and other articles. EVENING TWINKLES. Rich pen-work—A thousand hogs in the Chi- cago stock-yards, When a man doubles his fists you can bardly | * say he has four hands. The oldest and most inveterate smoker in | » history is Vesuvius. The phonograph, if successful, will rival a woman in talking back. Corners in the stock market may be sharp, but they are never square. Forged notes and bogus checks may be classed as guilt-edged paper. “There is no place like home”—after all the other places are shut up. The prevailing style of trousers is to have them all wool and a yard wide. A bonnet may be as light as a feather, while the bill for it will weigh a ton. When men cannot agree in a beer saluon they may be said to be at lagerheads, Hip-pockets, prohibition size, are a regular measurement for trousers in lowa. Any man can be happy, though married, if he will only let his wife do all the talking. It’s a bad sign when a laborer will persist in only looking for work at the corner saloon. The tights of the ballet girl are not half so expensive as those of the periodical drunkard. ‘The librarian of Congress ought to be a very org man for he is always turning over a new eat. It is said that the junior Michigan Senator will soon Palmer novel on an unsuspecting public. Upholsterers do not believe in free wool be- cause they are constantly putting tacks on carpeta. Having detected a man in a falsehood, one can truthfully say he has no doubt as to his veracity. A “railroad trust” seems to be all right, for at present there are very few railroads that one can trust, ‘When a man marries his pretty type-writer he might as well give up the idea of ever dic- tating any more. Owing to the frequency of the raids of the road agents out west travelers are often afflicted with stage fright. Senator Sherman as Secretary of State is such an alliterative phrase as to contain double the S-ence of greatness, ‘Talk may be cheap, but if one figures up the cost of a session of Congress he will reach a different conclusion. He could hardly be called a conjurer, though the young man who sat down on a mince pie at a church fair made it squash. Adrunken man may try to open his front door with a tootpick, but he is not apt to try to ce his teeth with his door key. In England there are 347 women who make a living by shoein; 9eing horses. Hens are the only things shooed ‘is country by women. ‘The recent visit of Messrs. Butterworth and Hanna to Gen. Harrison has given fresh inter- est to the old query of What's the matter with Hanna? Some of the ball players threaten that if their salaries are cut down they will strike. Are what they ought to do, and hit the The Bible has to be printed in twenty-nine different languages to supply the people livin in Pennsylvania, and yet only one tongue di Wm. Peun. Again are the telegraph wires loaded down with the chin-chin of a lot of back-number pugilists, who never think seriously of fighting each other, “The bald-l ‘headed man is always pushing and energetic,” said Jones. ‘‘Yes,” said Brown, “Tye noticed he was well at the front when the ballet was on.” If the signal office has already commenced to practice on weather for inauguration day Gen. Greely ought to be able to givea good article by the time the day arrives. “Many people find a difficulty in sleeping,” said Jones, ‘‘but I have no trouble.” ‘* What is the best way to sleep according toyour idea?” asked Brown. ‘‘ Why, I usually lie down.” The latest title acquired by his German majesty is that of president of the union of German carrier pigeon societies, which he has rage accepted. Nextit will be said that William whistling “White Wings.” Acobbler at Petersburg, Va., whittles out his own shoo-peg makes his own last, melts his or ice is said to have been paid to Surgeon-Major Freyer, of the Indian medical service, pared the nawab three months’ D. C., YOUNG AND BTIC ENERGETIC LADY ae ere eres WARTEDONE rr, YOUNG MEN anne printing office, ” nT19 Market pace: APL ‘ANTED—TIRS: Le Wi Wt i201 fies ae WAST#0=4 waive s0TT0 HF Yara Exchange, 1100 Sth cer et. eater NNT ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOU’ UAE about the house’ "after Dimyllitist ow ‘age ANTED — I. Wane Jat EDIT iiy— Te Sd Pm. at 1304 ¥ stew. Wists A PERSCS (PHYSICIAN PRE- ferred) who ran tine to, calling on doctors in the interest ¢ 's niangfecturag fiptas ue selling. ik Sink aiken pewacanacvemes ° Star ANTED—A RELIABLE HITE WOMAN TO wash and iron and do ral housework for private family. Apply 71234 7th st.e.w. 1t* ANTED — MAN Asan jURER W Sri 8300 oun uy serv menook pregets vices, rood aye. 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COO? stow. — dé-6t ANTEDBY A YOUNG COLORED, WOMAN, Hampabite aves bet CoO, & Call a Sr aud'S aud Zist and 354 sin ™ WANTED ES OWN WHERE Feel GET PROFES- Wat sional and plein eo Laundress, ae “ig iteress, Coschiuen, Butlers City references, attached at DICK'S AGENCY: O15 thaw, WASTEDBY AN EXPERIENCED SWEI SWEDISH girl a situation as cook. Callafter 9 a.m. at 017 6th st. nw. at WAXTED-HOTEL, SITUATION—BY A YOUNG York and Long Brauch fiptels inal Genertmeats, Con give good references. Address HOTEL, Star office. 1t* WANTED. BY, AR) RESPECTABLE GIRL, J GG tion as Cook or Chainbei rivate tamil; can give best of city Teterence. coo apply at Tr ew. ‘ED—A RESPONSIBLE MAN NEEDS $200 Vier Tour mouthas Address Post 0 ‘With Drst-class board ; table boarders a reterences exchanged. nieve moderate ; references required. OR RENT—IN ov rie 0k RENT — IN FAMEDIATE VICINITY, or | F A igokier wer Pate: Cony, STYLER — = and N st, with front room, als suite te, om third oor: open tires.” ae oe Mesias Gemiiy: wo chaidomn. E015 DES ‘month for Post Geico, Box S55 city. ae ee =e rae rcainasb OREN RENT [AHORE DPSTEABLE. Foon ‘om xB 2 DSO. jour au ond Warten tor cu GASH_PURNITURE, FEATHER Fins th Sretclaes board for, Cam | Pa. ave nijoiuing Brautano's, Ayply-ou prouseas, fects 4 st H_ BAUM, 219 7th stow. NE OF THE ‘ANTED — HAVING OPENED ON D ROOMS, JUST Atred up; clean and neat; Parties wanting such, tae to IN A BEAUTIFUL BAT WINDOW ly ew, two oF three unfurnished ‘beat finest. STUDIOS in Washington, 1 would advise | oF Jurht find it to their adv: Fooms on second Boor, hicely papered wad im periect those dce-tng Gravou Portraits or Chisstmas te call on Ww. dstt* | Condition; reut very reascusble to desirable Pay me before guityg elsewhere: weekiy or tnouthly, pay- OR RENT—PLEASANT SUITE OF UNFUR- a Apply 511 i st. uw nt ime Tents taken. Open antl} p.m. B. SMITH, Artist, uished rooms, sutabl FORE ENT—1204 K ST, THREE HAS Deo! ELY sages Studio 10 6o0r, s ave nw. Furnished “Kooma, oh second four WANTEDNE ne AGENTS S 965 TO $100 OPER Fe. exchansed. — 908-910 5TH ST. OPPOSITE iy FR furnished apart- PEgivsle: worth and south exposure tsrine a grate ents on first door with 5 DOR RE OR RENT—TWO PLEASANT FRONT ROOM! Licely furnished: also back rooms: prices from, 9 th board, 16 each. mogth aulnry sna silaspeness.. 3p evel ox St Igral work; etate, which preferred, also palary wan AN & CO., Manufacturers, 204 at, ancine nati, Ohi ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 2 S Pet Pound: warranted not to eet strong: i ike bate tery fora a month, of money fetany ies served idences nell postal or trpe iy i | Ee hook, for ibe decors jens a sta ‘and two in room, $. i nite of Bowens, with ton given, references wyl-2 pK RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS: SOUTH | “|B see ew house; new furniture a by dana open fires if desired. “420 11th st. i RENT—ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS, 16 : 18H ees ‘CASH _FURTETRE FEATHER cars, large Furaished Koom on | A* rooms. sineiscren s = sel Sree 4 Beds, Carpets, Stoves, or Entire’ Housebold | secon southern exposure, With excellent table | table board: references «1 ‘nid-lm Effects. fd. Also, two Unfurnished Loo) ib ie) ——— _B23im* __H. ROSENBERG, 1143 7that.n.w. | of Louse; eotithen expusure; terias Reasonable, Ad- ANTED—HO | dress Box 56, d3.2t Berrgnal attention. Fi 7. oe WY Chak bl bt miles g = Bel-im Foe BENTO 723 8 c W., Two Desifianie turnisbed rooms, on rece W: open fire; south- ugressinan. ANTED—20 1 HOKSES, opi: rust bp sound and pertectly broken, | VOR RENT—1202 K ST. N. W., THREE COMMD- for saa ving: of 9, of “ier nicating rooms, on frat fluor; "two lange. one me- 8 of ap Foes 15 jum . uicely furnished, open grate and furnace beat, EY, 16: bo terms very Tate. 3-3t* Couimiseion ee2t-m:_ for every State snd aoe: SUITABLE FOR CAR- W. Moffett, Itty a F st. nw, is erp expgeure, particulary Suitable tor Go R RENT—1303 K ST.. HANDSOMELY F! msbed eee southern exposure. eu suite or te; with board. dss RENT—LARGE STORE AND TRO FLOORS F Selteegemat x! LS DUG. BORTD, A: Wind Mills, le, Tags of alt ‘hed @1 €., 0F Bindenstuny. Ma. PERSONS PARTICULAR ABO! ince wager fexit a RGer aie| “ia R Fy fate. "140E Vain ot Bw. Apply to3. 3 ToEARGE, STORE A R RENT—UNFCENISHED — cormmiuie sdroom, first floor: hes 50; or will pertly furnish it desired. 61! AND oo soutbeast corner of 10th apd Oats. nw.: dwells Coutains 10 rooms modern improvements. « lar under entire panes: stable in rear. ‘will reat store separate ay ASHINGL oy DATES AER R RENT—226 3D ST. NW. ABOVE PENN. Fe. haudeouuely furnished parlor suite on frst floor; folding bed; suitable tor M. C.; also second- sigry frout and bail-room,; furnished; private family. | mouth. “ jazge closets: Lay ANTEDGOOD & CLO TE: OR RENT—ispa Hf ST. N. W., LARGE, AIRY. | ] NT_PLATE-GLASS FRONT NEW STO! We clyers, old quid and ad alls, for hick F nicely turnishdd communicating roowss oD’ second hy fect deep, beat business inosine all Ln. 3 pated fioor; heated by ruruace or «: $rgen; TEM very low, only 40 per mo. Livy Ret SB Lobn Othoe, 201 Peau. ave. corner 2g yw; ob line of avenue cars; bo children in spouse: Feierences exchauged, Wane . resses Made Over, Rurale Steamed, ET CLEANING AND ‘eathers Renovated. Fos RENT—2D FLOOR. SOUTH FRONT: oa ed oF unfurnished: two, lange eommunicatinet FOR RENT—OFFICES. iat ‘iso, parlur and bedrovm suitable ior sete ies SiS ‘aud elegant. 221 E st.u.w. dl-3* troyed. ¥, H. YOUNG! 1402 Pa. ave., Facto 7B RENT—THE | ‘USE IN PART OF A FINE bi , and K sts. «. ry ’ Telephone 610-2 or 1008-2, PRE “FOUR BOOMS, CIHARE @BOOND Fas ‘advent a Aton ruilding on ressonaiile Wier TOW HAT sar em. | i Seon s ‘one third oor) ready wt & light | kind of Casinos, bameand address, ‘ass V ney Butter, te churned AS es ng, audde:| be Senekan econ Reeds wr ahioees SBA Fe RENT_OFFICE } ROOMS, © EE, FRONT “Ward” : room 7 BW. ol rere ase hee Sweet Milk be. per quart, CAIN Stari St | posite Putent oboe biti “ive FoR BENT AUR URN! ISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE OR single, wil | appointuwents first cluss; locs- ton Tunsurpassod; all conveniences’ excelled By pove. Foie OFFICE ROOMS IN THE LEN- 211 North Capitol st. oc30-6) YORK “fvexve, NEAR 15%H STREET LOST _AND FOUND._ 3p eiyen to ‘tie hinder by sending to 908 14th st. n.w. > | 0st A BLACK-AND-TAN are ‘a to name of Fann: tia sighing lao, at 717 6th st. swerw to name of Frank ; tag No. 2200. ‘iI be paid for bis retarn to 0 American! ING, 4 ABOUT SD SIX O° by returning him to W. MUL! EAR on collar with vest Wastiugty in. Tt Lene 8TH AND N STS 8 W. ON DECEM- ‘Beagle Hound; white with black spots ; an- A sygtavle A wearineasilvercollar. Finder ‘will be, sere ly re- nea silver collar. Fan a rea os" TRINITY Church, a Multese Retriever Dog; dark gray, white busliy tail like setter; answers to the name of 7 tag No. 683, and plate ‘Jumbo, 2122 Mass. avenue” Any one re-| dl- termi him ‘to thet eildress will be ouitahiy se- Ew NORTHWESE. ‘(OR RENT—610 2187 STR ICELY bed Une of the most convenient locations in the city, NI nis! second-story front room, with arate ds-st" Dear | a4 ‘S. Treas ‘Ly-Ful MS, EN | , Be thoderste, Including steam heat and Elevator BROS JOR RE sing run D BOOMS, EN | service. ae inst clase. * oe jth ee eee ES gto THOMAS J. FISHER. & 00, 1524 F SOR | RERTOTWO ROOMS IN i319 F S ST. v4 P inine bun Building. ot 1 #1Osnd pd £15," Teepectlvels. vely. a ___FOR RENT—AALLS. NT—TWO FINE SPACIOUS HALLS—SPC- Foues third Floors of t Building, 419 Youn st nw. thoroughly hese G ft society or association meetings, Also a fne Bulidio in rear, suitable for _work«b ae ~e at office of ENDOW ME Oth st. nw. I, RENT—2105 [STN W,TWO FUR. ROOMS, parlor and bed-room, let floor, suitable tor went Fronts or, “pp aud wile; ume furnish els AUTIFUL ROO! suite, iu private tamily: turuishi Corner house: south and east trout: open in Orie roou. Heferencés required. 1101 __ 9c fouse, od ‘CLOCK, Foes RENT—AT 1021 11TH STREET, CORN e., Very handsoanely turn: cating front rooms, with terms to desirable parties. QOR RENT—A SUITE OF PARLORS, 1 ol Tooms handsomely f' ; open ire; 18 Grant Kernan’s ite all, conveniences: Moderate Board, ELEGANT PIANO AT 1303 F st. now. ouse and 20 ac finest truct land Flace: board iu house it ; terms reasonable. | Occoquan. Vas tenant's produce will be taben to maar: GE ket tree on my’ steaniboat: also, four horses for sale, i ate URNISHED PARLOR AND Address W. W. GILES, Occoquan, Va 230-1w* ELY Fi Bedroow; first floor: «rate fires, Parlor and ‘Bed- Tooin second fivor; location ceutral; couveuient to RoR RENT—WOOD AND COAL jARD 1 5 a location; brick office, scales, «he cet, q-~3 hotels jd departinents: ve Teasonalle. 1116. lent orde auyx on one side and initialed blue oy on the ie lsue si aa mae dae? | Eres, For WOREES Set Fildes will be eultably rewarded by returulug saane t6 2 TD VERY DEE sep — —— Be RASS. Booms, with good Table Board, st 17 OST-9N SUND) NST, ON MASS. AVE. | Fiace.” ado FOR RENT-—-ST! ABLES. extended, a Ry ter dog, about seven the old" Finder ‘will pie tum to LiC “nths ol inder will please return Mi x yard. a. ‘Mill on Rock Creek and receive rew: OST—BETWEEN 7TH AND D, PAL AVE. Al Leas, at, D. W.,on Monday afternoon, the 3d inst, vie Gold, Hunting-case 5A. W. W. Co. fob-chain and corru Poward GL ee ball at table Yor ite reture to Mra JG. fe Ok RENT—1116 15TH 8T., three stalls. gas and water. to PIT: EXDroRD. JOR Bi TWO NEW B BRICK STABLES a todern i Pfementa: pot foeatiou Soret wodern imp! nt in ct Hamuton H. ‘Apply x Fu! RENT—4 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR HO Evening, over feed store, reut $15 per mo. wuite =} NEW STABLI 00 premises ‘coumodates four Dot “Fy R- the OR RENT—SUITE OF en ed Koos: alley, rear of ‘eget Pa. we ish : second floor; private toonily, 1916 | Pordand. Ong WEDREEDAY bm tcc nmin i it St. Joseph's (ational Yates" Arinoy raise stalls an medal, with name (Alice Gannon) ¢ \ereon. ble couchieaute quarters, wens? Liberal reward if returned to 1240 ow Hany hire ply to GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, 14 5 ISHED—; ECON D-S" Dot. 1 mi’ OSTSUNDAY EVENING IN GOING FROM os aT Si i ge RDS og ON le FR Sth and | suite of rooms’ Desirable location. ae mn MONEY TO LOAN. ble reward Ste Tooe'bh ee 2 BARE fe pear yer od LS. 08, THANESGIVING DAY, A SOLITAIRE Diamond Ring, eishing over one karat. set in skeleton wire mountiny.. and no questions Senet or a liberal rey suy information leading Toward for return of to Recovery. Apply peel hou OR RENT—913 M STREET N. W.—NEWLY papered and newly furnished Toons; house in first- clase coud ition. al-3i }OR RENT— FURNISHED OR | Farum Fooms, from ¢5 to $10 per south, including best Moxy, ADVANCED 1G, BOX ¥ HOMES, OF ik To Hod in the oveat, Buses cancel ‘eveut of desta Twente: little more than rent will buy Fas eaay Ly - 4 Qaior Greular avd nation — godiqarcarv anf besa lst doce: Gue sauare su SMT BALD, 20 Fat ne. nao ofice. 420 Mass."ave. 2 riko “ESTATE IS W IN ge eit, fal CLASS WOMAN 000 or MD _O& POCK CREEK, FOUR SHEEP our TOGENTLEMEN—TWOFURNISBED R APE AS CS colored, wate bre AEs! please call ou FRANK DICKSON, Pier Roots; gus aud heat. second and third flours. ue- H CENT, PA YABLE 439 4-20" | F OST—85 REWARD—1 sirable rooms; one occa tit 100 TO Terrier, white, with blac¥ face Congress; 718 12th st. mw. D0 Ri RED GIRL A Sono work ins private Hees A C01 cook or todo general house V family; relerencés furnished. Apply at 810 10th, st. BW TANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN, A FAG As ‘Kitchen mai id; plain cock; no waiting on table; will assist with wash) roulng: good ret ences, Address or call at 802 & st. ‘Be ‘RESPECTABLE WHITE OF W f pituation se" chanberrnia sud waitress ea snail family; reterence. Call or 5 L807 Vath ot. nw. W ANTED-GRADUATE OF PHARMACY “ayes Wiest ‘address’ GRADUALE Evening, ‘Star office, ANTED-AN ORGANIST OF | EXPERIENCE and ability desires an_e1 ent; best city ref- Address OxGANIST, Star office. 3-60" NTED-BY A COLORED GIRL FROM VIN- Ww Place a Hurse,” Cat ood, eter ence. “Address M.¥. Le r oftice. a3-2t* Wake a SERpEORAaTE YOUNG Gin} Plage as chambermald and waitress in a private 3 first-class reference from the last place, oad ANTED—BY A 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, cbambermaic aitress. Kefer- WUsseate ge gin Gall 722 20Un stew ast Wwarz NTED-SITUATION beg Lt ny | OR STEW- ‘ard by an Sto rat-clase English refer Gress NEWTON, 201 Ist new. ote ANTED—POSITIONS FOR RELIABLE QooKs, wail housemen, nurses, souateepolitys aimee tainee One ‘ANTED—BY ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, FOR lange, petal cetablatinent house ‘or rep- iE. x snd white an in center of face, “Return to 1619 REXT-NEVI FURYISHED FRONT noo, third floor, 10th st, near ON REAL ESTATE ‘e rfc BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘s ar is ;S0urd ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ LE “CLASS Ro. | 2° front. tur fs: eu suite or ingle: suita- > Ly scaler ati by | bie for sughe geuticwen oF gentiamman and Wate che. 4 aorthweat: fully equipped. an ana at dotae spe trausiente sccou.uuodated. aaa Svcceee ee ys SRS, A Nraan, | FOR REST_207,117H ST NW. SUITE OF FOE: Witten, RSP ay Of Terenas | ea 8 | TYR ogee rasa mea join pan eatal R RENT—1119 1 STN. W, NICELY-FUR- at 6 per cent, for five years, Habe. .well-pe: Paying, ‘cash business Address, BUST ished Kom, with Board. cou venient to four lines anf acvene — = art TAUSDRY,_oF -_ d4-2t* | of street cars; references exchanged. ‘41- Bite security must Cae ee TOR SALE 3 TRALLY = B00. — aaa Fic abeat For paitonlare sarees | Fricur, wel Faruieue sats SE ree QNEY TO TOAN IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT af — Butea des 4 fre tet me GROW. LINKIN. oth dha B sts, COMMANDING LARGE eieeiseh Sori st. Ww. cam transi and local bangs, nearly all cash:price | 'Soua furnished, IRST-CLASS RAILROAD BONDS ARE THE $700; good reasons for selling. “Address Tha Mt zation’ near hoteln theaters aud Gara? “age 3a | F Soot NAMES ‘OR SALEDEUG STORE, OLD ESTABLIsa rg loans $500 an immedi- inte cash, or Used as Collateral for bor- their interest coupous are ttalaice RENT—1812 N ST. POS! Bo aia eae Pghuitierncn,a'sanli pai fanully, ea the New York Central’ Lon iene Island “oF F hock Taland children, will ‘very beautifully furni ir it as good on Fos, SAL anos SORFECHOSERY aN rooms, on suite or. calcermees, ana idaret = reste Spr siffesne oe 10 te and care: alos busine sock eed dcxetes ased BRENT — 18. PEE Vgnary OF scoTT’s SEVER rages obtained on Stand tor mest and vegetables.” Adisess Si0gk, Siar F office, at NFECTIONERY — RARE ‘ERs Star office x FOr BENT. 224K St XW, TWO SD % 213-4w* R SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A FIRST. = Ly A LOAN ATS Frist etre Aabia taro | seme ee eye rpeced | MORES Oe ATE terms: or for W: property: itis se TYLER & ‘old: ‘and is suit rocery oF ht tom uguire passa WEsodig e WILCOX, ‘NE | | OANS—PERSONS WISHT: o be: 1907 Pa ave. ae j Li oe tet, ERMANENT GOOD WAGES TO A PARTY WHO | ee oe ee eae to ee a ee, gad | 927'F at. 0-im ” Will invest $2,000 to ina pr ‘company, south. ©. PERSONAL. YOUNG MAN, A Aha sprees [eee 1106 F st. aw. TO Le 5, ‘the turtber pay- free eurity Life 10 ‘cost of teak. , Agents, 1222 F ot