Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1888, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Just Before the Opening of the Gay Seacon—Personal Notes. Mrs. John Mullan, “ot c Connecticut avenue, bandsome luncheon to-day to a com- of ladies in honor of Mrs. Coleman, of ia, and ber iter, Mrs. May, who have recently come to this city to reside. central decoration of the table was mound of La France roses, and the tapers capped with pink shades, The other wore Mrs. Turtice Field, Mrs. Wm. A. mond, who returned yesterday from New York city, Mrs. McLean, Mra. Hornsby, Mrs. Kindle- berger, Mrs. Dr. Goldsborough, iin Franklin Steele, Mrs. Fenner Lee and John D. Langhorne. Mrs. Brooke, of K street, gives tea to-mor- row afternoon to introduce her daughter. She will be at home on Tuesdays during Jaguary. The Misses Alice and May Maury. daughters of Judge Maury, returned from their summer tour in Europe last week. The Misses Schenck entertained Mrs, N. 8. Lincoln, Mrs. Bug! aa Mrs. Brooke, Mrs. Allan McLane, Mra. C. Calderon Carlisle, Mra, Charles Glov Mrs. Wheeler at luncheon on Saturda; Mrs. John M. Wilson will give a tea to introduce her daughter, Miss Gussie Wilson. this month. oe Ba season Mrs. and Miss Wilson and Miss Waller will be at home = Tuesdays instead of Saturdays, as hereto- fore. Mrs. and Miss Leiter will resume their charming Tuesday afternoon receptions in January. Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Me Kay are back in the city and will occupy the Noble house this season. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pelieware at Wormley’s hotel, awaiting the finishing of their new house on Massachusetts avenue, Mrs. John Davis sailed from Havre for this country on Saturday. Jadge and Mrs. Bingham have taken apart- ments at No. 918 14th street for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Jerome Uhl, late of Paris, are located at No. 1215 12th street for the win- ter. Mr. Uhl's stadio will be open to visitors after this week. The Persian minister will hold formal recep- tons on Saturday afternoons hereafter, at his Louse on M street. Miss Vilas will be at home to visitors on Sat- arday afternoons. Miss Mary Wilson will keep Friday after- noons at home during this month. Gen. Wheeler and family, of eS will occupy the “Hoxie house,” on bree pam this aes, as Mrs. Yon Pendorf travel fo for the benefit of her son's health. Count Victor F. de Crenneville, of Austro- Hungary, first secretary of the legation, has arrived in the city and is on duty at his post. [Commodore and Mrs. Harmony entertained | Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Fiold, of New York, in their home last week, and invited a number of | friends to meet them on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.Z. L. White sailed from New York last week for the West Indies. Mr. White hopes to recuperate his broken health by the change of climate. Mrs. Wm. A. Hammond spent a few days in New York city last week. The Misses Preston give a tea this afternoon in honor of Miss Moale, of Baltimore, who is| the guest of Miss Emma Mullan. Admiral and Mrs. Febiger will entertain a party at dinuer on Tuesday afternoon to meet | Fataer Chapelle, of St. Matthew's church. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem have re- terned from their bridal tour, and will be at Nana, Mey, Wheeler, Mrs | Massie, trustee, lots 4, 5 and6. in block 80, 675: to John O. Johnson, lots 11 and for the Lan: Porement she Dunn-Loring, Va., lot 5. | Taylor, esq.; lot 3, | ; for Mr. - h st. n.w., Mra, Sarah A. Kennedy, for, €8,850; to ite layse, -, loton D st. ne., in s lor $1,320; for ohn Fitzmorris, to Lutter W. Gib- son. lot No, 129, Lanier Heights, 2850; for the Mutual Investment Co., to Mr. oe Buehler, lots 40 and 41, in sq. 936, $1,120; to iH. Maurer, lots 42 and 43, in square 936, #1.120; to J. W. Longley, lot 45, in square 936, $560. Duncanzon Brothers, auctioneers, have sold at public auction the large residence on the west side of Vermont avenue, opposite the Portland, belonging to George Taylor. The purchaser was W. B. Moses, and the ] 7 Lined Lage! was $97,800. This property has a frontage of 165 feet on Vermont avenue, and a depth of over 200 feet. Itisimproved by a handsome brick residence, and the side and rear grounds are handsomely laid out. They have sold two lots, 61x105 feet each, on 13th street, be- tween C and D streets southeast, for 18 cents Per foot, and two lots, 65 feet front each, on D street, and one adjoining at the corner of 13th and D streets, for the same price. The pur- chaser was the Co-operative investment com- pany. Also a lot, Sb: 142 feet, on Kentucky avenue, near © street southeast, to Allen C. Clark, for 143 cents per foot. Also a lot, 65x170 feet, on C street, between Kentucky javenue and 13th street’ southeast, to John Chute, for 13% cents per foot. Also a lot, 65x170 foet, on D street, near 13th street south- east, to A. Burgdorf, for 13%{ cents per foot. Also a brick house, 467 G street northwest, on 8 lot 15x85 feet, to Oscar M. Bryant for $3,190. Desirabie Street Improvements. The improvements on the small reservation at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue, 13th and E streets, are almost completed. The high iron fence has been replaced by a granite | curbing six inches high, and the grade of the reservation has been raised to that height, and | the space not taken up by convenient walks through the parking has been newly sodded. The roadway of executive avenue west of the Treasury department has been paved with asphalt, and will relieve 15th street of a large j amount of its travel. The roadway has been narrowed somewhat, and the sidewalks of stone flags widened to the same extent, those nals Turee Hours To Parapetrura.—After three weeks of experiment the B. & O. management discover they could be their trains through to Philadelphia In quicker time than ever before attempted, so they have lopped off the fraction and announce their Limited Express time be- tween here and the Quaker city as three hours, even. While this is fast time it is not made by home on Tuesday evenings in December, at | Feckless running, but by maintaining a steady 733 Lith street northwest. Mr. J. Whitney, chief clerk of the bureau of statistics, has received the sad news uf the mond, Me., yesterday morning. - The deceased was eighty-two years old. He had been an in- valid and greg sufferer for more than a year, -— survived Ms wife only three months, after ving together happily for fifty-four years, Mrs. 1. F. Macfarland has leased her resi- dence, 1729 F street, to Representative Oates, of Alabam s. and Miss Macfarland will spent the winter at Mrs. Rossiter’s, 1421 K street. Count Max Arco-Valley and Countess Leo- poldine Arco-Vailey, brother and sister of the German minister, arrived in N York from Europe on Sunday. Countess Leopoldine will reside over the German embassy in this city for her brother. In consequence of the accident to her son, Mrs. C. C. Willard will be unable to receive toys and other presents for the Christmas club. These should not be sent to her house, ‘The ladies at their meeting on Wednesday will designate the address to which they can be sent. Mrs. Fleming and Miss Clara Fleming heve returned to this A Scene at the Capitol. A STAR REPORTER ASSAULTED BY REPRESENTA- TIVE MARTIN. Just about 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon Major Martin. of Texas, created quite a little excite- ment in the main corridor leading to the House by assaulting Mr. Geo. H. Harries, a Star re- porter. The trouble between the two arose when Major Martin arrived in Washington to take his seat in the Fiftieth Congress. At that time the major was stopping at Wil- lard’s hotel a tentionally or pe sm Be blew out the gas in his room. Mr. Harries, who was then a reporter on the Republican, wrote up the story, and from that day to this Major Martin has been his avowed enemy. The two met Saturday afternoon in the cor- ridor, and after the passage of a few words Major Martin struck the reporter on the left side of his face. The blow was avoided, and. in consideration for the congress- man’s age, was not returned. Major Martin n put his hand back to his hip-pocket as | speed of about forty-six miles per hour. The & O. has for years successfully operated a much faster service than this between Wash- Gath of he fathoe whan mecad nem of the | ington and Baltimore, and now that. favorable eath of his father, which occurred at Ray- | opportunity offers it is extending the field of its usefulness and brings Philadelphia closer to the capital of the Union than she has ever been before. Jt is to the competition of the B. & O. that Washington is indebted for the im- provement in and enlargement of her passen- ger train service to regions north of her, and the B. & O. will doubtless share in the benefits hich the new conditions cannot fail to pro- juce. A Desperate Man Tizep or Lire.—Last evening a colored man attempted to get on the railro ioe . — and Mak pet nue, apparently for the sole purpose of bein, killed’ by 8 train, but was plated real by the watchmen. He stated that he was out of work and money, and would kill himself, He was evidently insane. a Scrrs 1x Execrwent.—To-day Mr. Eugene F. Arnold, attorney for Thos. Marshall, the next friend of Hattie and Alice Marshall, infants, and Wm. H., Benjamin C., and Henrietta Mar- shall instituted three actions of ejectment to recover from Geo. G. Cornish, Alexander T. Augusta, and Chas. Hicks all of lots 12 and 13, in square 818. The plaintiffs claim the prop- erty as the heirs of ge andfather, ape - min Newton, who,.it lleged, was, at death, the owner. It is ciated that during the minority of the plaintiffs the defendants wrongfully took possession of this property and have so held the same ever since. A @laim is also made for the mesne profits of the land of $4,800 against Cornish, $3,500 against Augusta, and $3,600 against Hic — A Curcxen Turer Hep ron THE Granxp Jvry.—William Young, the negro chicken thief who robbed the hen-house of Mr. Alex. Mc- Kerrichar, near Glenwood cemetery, early Sat- urday morning, as published in Saturday's Stan, pleaded guilty in the Police Court this marie to a charge of housebreaking, and was held in $500 bail for the action of the grand jury. Firing on a Steamer. Partially | oysTgR DREDGEES’ GUNS TURNED ON THE COR- sca. Saturday evening about 7:30 o'clock, as the though to draw a pistol, but there was no pis- | Steamer Corsica, of the Chester River Steam- tol there. He then tried to draw a knife fro his pocket, but was prevented By bystanders. A WARRANT FOR MR. MARTIN. Mr. Harries to-day swore out a warrant charging Major Martin with assault and bat- tery. The warrant will be sent to police head- quarters this afternoon, and will probably be served to-morrow. A Mysterious Bc Bombardment. STONES AT A HOUSE AT- NIGHT—THE POLICE TE, BUT CANNOT EXPLIAN IT. Since Thanksgiving day, or about that time, the house of Mrs. Mary Shea,.on Delaware ave- nue, between K and L steets, has been the ob- ject of mysterious stone-throwing, which usu- ally takes place at hight. Yesterday morning at thirty missiles were found in the yard. joining yard, Mr. John Donobue’s, has to titne received a share of the ‘mis- Jay night Sergeant Falvey and two emen undertook to investigate the affair, did not succeed in solving the mystery, ysay they saw stones sail through the air trike the houses, but could not ascertain where the missiles came from. About thirty iles were found in the y morning. —_+-__ Tur Jerrexsox Excacemest.—In addition to Mra. John Drew and John Gilbert, Jos. Jef. ferson has in the company With which he will present “The Rivals” atthe National Theater next week, Mr. E. J. Buckley, a clever youn; actor, who will take the important part oi Cay. Absolute. Altogether the cast of Sheri- dan’s delightfal comedy will be of a character not likely to be witnessed again in this genera- | tion. The sale of seats for the engagement begins Thursday at the National box office. ester ect A Drvorce Cast Gors to tae Ustrep States Scrreme Cocrt.—In the Court in General ‘Term this morning Chief Justice Bingham de- livered the x of the court in the case of | and from sales will be, it is thought, at least Mary L. Hinds against Warren Hinds, affirming the decree below granting « dower to Mra. Hinds and dismissing the defendant's cross bill. In the court below the decree was based on the —T of desertion, the charges of infi- delity not ving been pressed There was about $5,000 worth of property in the wife's name. and the court was asked to vest it in the defendant, and this prayer r being denied, arr] is taken to the Supreme Court of the U States. — — A “Gum Mas” Scane.—Allentown, Pa, is excited over the ¢ Teabpearance of an individual known as the “ ian,” who attacks women who happen = £7) on the street after dark. Some years ago he created arenes ine similar manner, but mysterioush: and has just been seen again. He srected his novel name from the fact that his make-up consisted of gum boots reaching far above knees and a gum mask i covering hia face, boat company, was coming-out ef Chester river, on her way to Baltimore, she was fired upon and struck a number of times by oyster dredgers lying inside the mouth of the river. There was a very large fleet of dredgers at anchor in the river, as there was not wind enough for them to work. There were about eight or ten vessels, made fast alongside of each other, with sails and lights all up, and when the steamer passed them they began to yell. One of the ees of the sieamer answered back. m they began to fire. Some fifteen or twenty shots were fired, andthe impressions of five or six buckshot can be seen in the woodwork of the saloon of the Corsica, and probably more are about her hull, but darkness prevented a closer examination last night. "There were fifteen or twenty passen- gers aboard the boat, who were greatly alarmed while the hile the firing \ was was going ¢ on. A Proposed Floating Exposition. From the New York Tribune. German enterprise has at last awakened to a scheme which sounds American in its original- ity. The export society has decided to build the “Floating Exhibition Palace of Germany,” having raise? 5,000,000 marks for this purpose. The plan is to beard the foreign industrial Hon in his den, so to speak, and to sail from port to port showing the su riority of German wares. “International exhibitions,” says the pros- ‘tus, “do not occur oftenenough, and must vessel is to id will be the work of German shipyards, ina upon @ scale more magnificent than that of arly Pratt afloat. According to plans the ship will be 172 meters long, 20 wide cad 14 high. It will have four pee er deetan Sarees as many screws, The German steel. The sent of arene phos it space—1,000 to 1,200 marks for each booth— 7,260,800 marks, leaving a balance of 4,110,000. or over 2,000,000 marks annually—a pretty sum on the pages of the ledger. Emperor William has promised his aid to the enterprise, and it is that the vessel will saii from Ha Hamburg first voyage in the spring of ford county, on the slopes of Mount Mica, a great fnany beautiful native gems are found, and about there was picked up i i ted at | woe, eeaniee tavica | Earmany bquapeny’ London Saturda For and Against Married Men. From the Pall Mall Gazette. The decision of the Calvanistic Protestants of Hungary to enforce celibacy upon their clergy is one that will naturally excite consid- erable amazement thronghout the Protestant world. The aliney fhe clergy haere | Sa been the distinctive note of the Roman church, and this the Protestant and orthodox churches have always’ protested. If the gen- | eral assembly of the Church of Scotland were to establish the mass, they would hardly do | more violence to Protestant tradition than has been done by the decision of these extraordi- Calvanists of lit In odd contrast decision of the vanists of Hungary | soar tna protest made by some of the leading | electors of Sussex against the selection of any | unmarried man as acandidate for the county ‘council. The ground of their objection was that an unmarried man on the county council ht waste a lot of time in courting at night, of giving his own time to the interests of the ratepayers, One gentleman appointed on the committee refused to act unless the can- | didate pledged himself to marry somebody | within three years of the time of his election as a member of the Sussex county council. This is going to the other extreme with a ven- geance. It is evident that the r good men in Sussex who have such decided views as to marriage not be: failure that ig | they think no one can be a success until he is married, A Clever Woman, From an English Woman in America, Once, while traveling in the west, she was obliged to take a seat in one crowded car, while her friends entered next. Her neighbor in the seat was a disagreeable looking fellow, whose features showed an alarming amount of low cunning, promising actual knavery. In spite of the English woman’s distrust of him, she fell asleep, and was awakened by vos her com- anion withdrawing his hand from her pocket. Her first impulse was to raise an alarm; the xecond, to ascertain the extent of her loss. It — that the thief had only succeeded in ‘taking her baggage checks, and as his ticket was marked “Chicago,” the lady resolved to wait until they reac! ed that place, also her destination. “The train ran into the station at Chicago, the pickpocket made his way to the | door, and the lady walked beside him. A bag- | Sage express messenger was passing by the car the lady stopped him. “This gentleman has the checks for my baggage,” che ‘said, | Pointingto thief. The messenger turned to he man who, astonished at the suddenness with which the tables had been turned, hastily | produced the checks and disappeared in the crowd, = +20 Catering for Clergymen. Washington Correspondence N. Y. Tribune. A “Board of Foreign Missions” was in session here the other day, The usual number of evening entertainments was given to the visit- ors by citizens of the town, and among them | Was one ata house nota thousand miles from the office of the Tribune, the mistress of which sent for a,well-known colored caterer to assist | her in arranging the details. The caterer inno- cently asked the good woman if she intended to | give a dancing party. “Oh, no!” she indignantly replied, “the com. | any will be largely composed of clergymen.” “In that case, madam,” said the caterer,with all the authority which experience in his’ call- ing conferred upon him, ‘in that case, madam, I would advise you to provice bountifully; them pious people eats dresdfal. ——-2e0 Sackville Soured. Paris dispatch to the New York World. Lord Sackville was at the hotel de l'Empire on Monday, Thesday, and Wednesday previous to returning to England. On the first day of his stay here Earl Lytton gave a grand dinner in his honor at the British embassy, while on Tuesday night Mme. Salonson, his daughter, who was married last summer to the former at. | taché of the French legation at Washington, | gave a reception for him, at which many prom- inent Frenchmen, his former friends when, as | Mr. Sackville West, he was secretary of the em- bassy here, were present. While Mme. Salon- son, whose husband is at present on special duty at the ministry of foreign affairs here, has not made a family matter of the recent diplomatic episode, yet it was noticed that none of her | American friends received cards to the recep- tion. Possibly Lard Sackville may be mierepre- sented, but the following story is going the round of the diplomatic circle here and seems to be pretty well authenticated. M. We brilliant editor of Le Temps, was present a entertainment, and ventured to express po- litely his sympathy for the manner in which, in the heat of the electoral controversy, the Murchison letter had been misunderstood. Thereupon Lord Sackville is reported to have replied: ‘Ii n'y a pas de quoi, monsieur, I am lad that I am well out of the country and that Fave shaken off the dirt of the American soil for good. Labas! Ils sont des barbares, des saucages. I wrote a letter marked ‘private’ as @ personal favor to an alleged fellow-country- man. Inacountry where any code of honor exists this would have been respected. But you see this happened in America, Not His Last W Wild Charge. From the Terre Haute Express, A survivor of the famous ‘Light Brigade” is now a plumber in Indianapolis. He still knows how to charge. “+00 Piety and the Theater. From the New York Tribune, Two religious papers of high standing. the ian Union and the Evangelist, believe that ian people ought to support the best | plays, and thus help to make the theater bet- ter. Says the Christian Union: “The question so often asked, ‘Do you approve of the the- ater?’ is irrational and in itself demoralizing. There is no ‘the’ theater. If we were to ask, ‘Do you approve the book?’ you would an- swer, ‘What Book? or = icture, ‘What pic- ture ? or the sche Wha at newspaper even the preacher, ‘ What proacher? i Wikkaxd Marca Loxvox. Frank Albert, the pedestrian, has agreed to compete in a walking match in London next April, which will be under the management of Billy O'Brien, Albert said it would be the last race he would ever enter, and added, “I will try to beat Lit- tlewood’s record, although that will be a hard job.” Geo, Littlewood (the champion), Rowell and Herty will also take part. Billy O'Brien says: “It will be the greatest walking match ever gotten up for ld’s championship,” e° How THe Pustic Forests arr DexvpEep.—The government, throu; attorney at Carson ev., has entered suit | aeaiedt rarioes vor pocdticue audteaiiacaie at | | Eureka, in that state, aj — ating abont $13,- 00,000; for cutting wood and lumber off Gre surveyed government ey Among the heavi- | est corporations sued are the Eureka Consoli- dated Vining company for 473.000 cords of wood, valued at $3,500,000; Richmond Mining | company, 833.000 cords of wood, valued at | 6.250.000; the Eureka and Palisade com; sany for 74,000 cords of wood, valued at $750, AN re aces Trev IN Sourm CAROLINA. A Columbia, 8. C., special to the New York Tribune, December 8, sa; For some time there has been a feeling is state in favor of an educational qualiieation for suffrage. A | lucated colored man made | a strong appeal in the newspapers for such a | how few days ago an e ualification. To-day a bill was introduced in the house of representatives, provid change in the constituti have to be able to re state and the United state name before he can cast his b. will be passed: and the people amendment at the n ad write his own | t. Mrstster Puevrs’ Spee: Baxor Minister Phelps attended the banquet of In replying to the coast of “Our its best days. it was upon the sentiment of | the people that the harmony of the two coun- | tries — on ended. Upon the conclusion of | his 5 Mr. Phelps was much applauded. Sir A Tupper also responde ae toast. France LIxery to subscriptions to the Paaeian canal com} fae ie a ates he Bs oa ye EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, E _WANTED—SITUATIONS | Writer. ane | Yate office atteched—at DICK'S AG) re the United States district | | agent"and telegraph overator: | tendent’s office; silenad references froin all past ex | Drewsux tion of this | © This bill | 1 vote oa the }y, "the | mete | WASTE | Phelps said the great and everlasting ‘ies that | | bound Englend and America depend:d on the | | great heart of the two peoples. “Treaties were | of small consequence and diplomacy had seen | Aw De Lxssrps.—The | _& Waren = y coe SER se. ‘peTED—s x88 ¢ Wi y, bu Ws 10 005490 Tike, ot nw, espe arate “4 10-3t" = :D-A WHITE NURS F ANTED~a WE ". COMPETENT WHITE WAIT. Tae eee gene rae pm. with SRA ANTED-A_< TENT COOK. V claret eotnas SORPEIENT, COOK BE sdb fersou Piace bet. 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Address 827 22d st. n.w. a10-30" WaANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Fl place as ours na firstclasg Ee lE fi Ti can ven ‘lease: all oF address 1007 Vat. Baws daO-at WANTED BY. TNO OCLGRED Wi WOMEN, SITUA- tions, one as good cook, the other as chambermsid Wwe TED SITUATIONS FOR 1, 000 RELIABLE F. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 F nw. d8-6t" or waitress, City reference, Call oF ‘41 Sinttewee a10-2¢* ks, maids, waite housewen, codeine scullions, dishwashers. (All help WETEA BTCA mt a LaDE TO READ the hour to an invals © OF P Address M Y, Star office: d&-ut* WASTEDIES mat HERE, Se w yaa ea Eapens Beiiees CY hereon Pet . Coachmen, Butlers ste office attached K pessseacvadkts R FIVE YEARS O€ ae ee Weeses Weaiere Tr rane TonsEs— 70 sd ieet Tor, [ee a5 3, Star age tables, O st. nw. ITED—A CRAYON PORTRAIT IS ONE OF well to call at my st NTED—OYSTER poe the city where aher PEGE ve kal Nie ated sks TO 0 wig BEVERLEY. uerauel, nousules Con va ORs oy ANTED TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS warranted ie tog nor! month oF Cae ata for fee sa tal ie “ket (look for the decors Gen'e Bah stalls; algo 0 461 Sac @ naw, ion p.m. Waal, eee ae jorees sent for and re- 5 235.699 ana $35 com =a niger eats SSeS CARPET enor, “SB ‘HYO paluie 1402 ‘e. Telepbone 610-2 of T KNOWN THAT FOR SALE—LOTS. PERATIVE INVES} buildin los on Oth ee pM ht + anes eee hia am ‘one lot on investors. Fe two, ee Tacated’ pulang Bis of OSft:; wide public alley in HOS. 3. E Wie ER, OMAS CIRCLE, deep. ST., Eta oe 6 30, FS aoe Pb aloud ree tists 18 foot front, EES seas SHA. | FR: REXT-FOUR R NICE LIGHT FRONT ROOMS, BEST PART OF NORTH. 83.000. it a wth ld 0 and ee Ss sta on north ears York a1 bomen ‘et and North Capitol ste. Dw. op line alee? eae et Bue ave, near Connecticut ave., Sep uaa apa hesta s Choice 208150: $1. a8 foot. Sener lot to caps s _— of buil ine iat A SOEs ga aie mete between 17th st, and Connecticut a cate eB otson 200 pebab ots on Cc Colfax ad Money at Gand cane St $3 per square foot. Siocon os, 20c. and deeds of trust notes. °B. WIMER, 1313 F st, Fe intersection of plan! Of Capitol and Potomec Dicom. JOHN 0. JORNS gd SY Sas ITE ON Mase ave., Saar Dapour circle; se Baio SouN O50 SaLE—LOTS-MOUNT ‘PLEASANT Red G0 pes foo, Columbia He Jrith che lot ressg- As-zt* Sur ILDING SITE = aoe ITE HOUSE). BEALE & HARRIS ‘OR, SLE SEVERAL ‘CHOICE Sata nie st. including cor. 14th and Wallach 18 P. Spumbirgine eeu ‘920 F st. n.w. aoe tin da {CATING U mae ‘de “foe aoe NTI 9 ROME-LIEE Fw with Fenian atl Fee tis eS FLOOR, SOUTH - : rooms, fur! would with or Privstetmly S21Eec me OR TE . Shae oon roman core | pe w house ifdesired. Tie 1th st. R RENT. RO! Fen ae EAS pst “dios ; Teterences exchanged. 1102 vth st. nw. Forte RENT—316 © 8T_N. FOR SALE _ MISCELLANEOUS a Es ieee ABS THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _a10 913 Pa ave. Ly .t-J AVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND jouw Sdovr SSNS nad SALE=TO Gee ATs aN al ‘ibis etre Bees oo, with oF without boon ames cs Fh FEN? —AT 021 117TH STREET, coRNER M venga front room, Peat on aie rege FOR SALE- THE FOLLOWING Sh SECOND-HAND Enews one linbt Coupe, ie eusnbeut gran’ Ht Coupe Bockaway, built 4 See | Gaithiar — deacdamapeye ANDREW 3. J foci tor 03 ass FURNISHED OR | OXFUR £* Rooms, with or without ee ao FLOR RENT—OO F_ STN, x. WwW, rene iso, Tarplobed Rooins” ii het Beth F RE RENT—A COMFORTABLE. Bes og JOR ROOMS, FURNISHED OR % F ‘with eet private fouiye rs <8 | RENT-UNFURNISHED—TWO LARGE COM- month, "AtbIS10met nw, Nahe Ms Soper FOR BENT | BAN OMELIT-FURNISHED PAR: Jor suite, tn scpessibie locality, wi:h grate fire and every com ¢ ian snd wife, Call or address, 1924 Lat mw. do-3° NT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR 48-31" | FAB aan 13TH oa T FRONT. ‘RONT 'T PARLOR, 48 new house: juoaers improvement as-2 oA RENT—1328 1 8T. N. W., OPPOSITE FR. lin park, two pleasant front rooms with first-class board; references exchanged. n24-3w* Por BEN 21 14TH ST., &. MELY furnished rooms: single or en suite; location; opposite Portland Flate: convenient to cars | © and herdics. 47-30" fcor, and good table sonable rates? 742 Bt stor Hae a oN RENT—041 K ST. N_W., HANDSOME SUITE suitable for TOOILA, 8 domring Bre ey Se = i ts” Also south frost rooms ol 2 poem daenerraee Ts Ee RENT—THREE VERY DESIRABLE UB agpther or eqparete: front TMisbed. second oe, ooh oe a loset in each room and ath, Ae, on = os SALE wise Crt See Robe ws Gs ray ae ora ue and 16th ae OB | — ENCYCLOPEDIAS GIVE. Childrens bigher, educat FT aden fucstion James Parton, esas ~~ Orne MILCH Cows” ; Jerweys: first rice, . Box 45, Laurel, sid. on aaa JOR” SALE HEAT peaek FONTS Zoe = al eaeeny Bee. Fo: SALE -FOUR DESIRABLE SITES IN CON- Sryostoual cemetery. Apply to tom SS 3 F& SALE—A FINE JERSEY GOW, A oneat nas anyone, owner unable to attend to Apply 24¢ jumble aVe. nw, -BRED BROWN MARE ter and saddier : o A jaound ; good romds: bse no use 4 ois sie ber; ous buyer 6100, worth, g00. Forse SALE-PAih ¢ OF FIN {ROE BLOOD BAY 100 ‘pounds esch: sotnd asa gubtis, cette For tortber farkber particulars apply at staule wiles tires Por: SALE-—STOCK AND Fi D FIXTURE: RES OF ora’ oo clase Grocery aud Pro jocation. TLS, Star office. wee RB SALE—A GOOD HO} bg by el ce ku OR SALEOI OFFER THE POLLOWING FIRST oi cool securities, good dividend-payers Tet saree Metropolitan Railroad. res Georwetor Fes Hise Insurance shares Freuniia inentence, Colmmbia lugares. 8, hures Washinctou Market. lars on application FUANK R. PELOUZR. 1313 ¥ street. st | Fee SETS AT 907 907 ea. AVE. | QE RE RENT 1304 5 srREET NORTHWEST— Fe and handsomel; hed iy rooms on first second floors, SR ere cere Ol a _— chemada Forze RENT—811 21ST 8ST. N. W., == a or unfureished with or withou Board “con convenient to cars and herdics. gaa FE RENTCAT 1435 1 ST, NW. Berwneg Vermont ave. and rooms, en suite or single, with or without ‘oa “ae exposure; couvenieut to cars and berdics. 1]. OR RENT—1720 A st XW ‘METRO. tan Club, handsome arpisbed roe first melee jub, ban rooms ob oR ,RENT—41¢ OTH ST. NW. FRONT ‘SECOND room saben ‘also parlor and beck arlor, or, ROOM IN HOTEL, “SUITABLE Few Barber ‘Shop, at 485 Pa. ave. uw. dd-Gr* Ey RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISH! DLARGE front ae th large connect HEE xd a ‘ingle or en suite. “ate Tnalane ave. +4 i SALE MAGEINIORET OO cae LOT INN. Soriar: ie $1 Fase RENTIGD CONN. AVE. N. W., ae ful and well furzished front and gnd tack rooms, Tate references i en ‘requires. emsce 4 nee ariel OF SALE CHEAE F SO! es ne. d7-3t* CAPITOL AND the Soldiers’ ray aes 30 cents a foot; one- Home, nee near new reservoir: Fe Sone Seale a PS SAEBER & —BARGAIN-VERY CI HEAP, at oe Apply CHARLES EARLY. hen 3 Tati B SALE—TWO CORNER LOTS ON Senpeax AF sold at once will be sold, cl Also & umber of other fige lots in same subd! desiring an Suvestulent SRE certs W3 ulerstanae = Sq. ETRE BUILDING ae a Forest Glen, Md., from $100 up, Winstead, fae, 20a ERRERC | 1 , on; good feferences. Address G. HP, Star office, dest! WANTED-B Wie ae se Gre, AgrTU- 9 chatnbermald and seamstress Apply V ¥ A GERMAN GIRL A PLACE AS seauistress and chambermaid, Address A‘ KES Star office, pean 108 (ee 25 ty FOR BE BEAUTT: in Rosalyn, an PAR #06. LW. ee ockoene —_- new House tape lot Inquire 6 gE CORNER I< Cc ED—BY YOUNG MAN, EMPLOYMENT IN of business ; feed penman; no ot tion of traveling: can give first-class city reference. Address to 1002) Oth st. s.w. a WANTED A. 2 SLIUATION AS FIRST-CLASS hotel Pastry Cook; eity references given, Apply or address 45 B's! WASTED =, = MIDDLEAGED, a a AND ‘capable man, ituation a in wholesale or retail groc Y busiuesss oe retadl cory business, oF in ay bopition, requiring. ability.en, ot egrity ; first-class references Feauired: Addcen Le M. Ley Star otices dott WANTED=A POSITION BY 4 YOUNG MAN eury’ C8 "aa tetemmen see ‘ieck in saponin ployers._ Address CLERK, Star office. a7-3t* TEDJOHN F. BROWN 18 NOW LOCATED wt 23 BAL uw, where he ja prepared to fur- fontitiea wit jouest, and rellable servals Tnd'at ihe shortest, uolice. Also, firet-clase ‘servants Ll find it to their advantage to cull carly and secure me pertuanent homes, 835 Pst. es WANTED—ROOMS. .W. RD—A LARGE, . oF two gy OD fluor “with, wat Pen ARCHIBALD. Star ollce We reas ate HREE ROOMS.ON SECOND FLOOR? d-F06) pricey Mes., ished es. iy and aitiing-room |. Answer, stating price, mite =| D-IMMEDIATELY—TO N locality wort ent to" cars aud | herdics, teu or tWwelve-roorm House, suituble for Tin. “Kaliress IMMEDIATE, Star oftce. rat s J ANTED—70 RENT-BY A PHYSICTA own family, . reasonabie rental, a good: pee & ugregatounl si nines Tt house was satistactory © Gongreputioual ai nouse we na si ould like to reut with Bee baying ae ‘af investment prices, Addrews * cy ee ce to the | Witeeter an Li ry od All by a, Sine | callers than we ean surniy. “Also houses HERRON EY, a7-1m_| 107 Pat new. Shares Will eloes ou Wednestiay in Paris, Tt’ ie | WANTED | MISCELLANEOUS almost certain that the 2,000,000 worth of | certificates which M. De Lesseps deems neces- | sary to Lodaeng om of the vork will not be | sae ase hence itis believed that the government | the com; foe the ees on view of ew of preventing the ruin the now fot parelely | wg: oes ak shares. foe overament wl will not ES 70, KE KEEP; BOX STA 3 city. 0. | We Fst. nw.,is Waste 1 eaten, al wares ‘: ee CLOTHI? LOST AND FOUND. O8T—A MEMORANDUM BOOK FRIDAY ‘AFTER. noon on LOth, For E Finder will please re- L221, abe X WHO TOOK T: ace Store on Sat Saturday For ge BENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, EX QUITE OF oR CI board; appointments frst tion unsu Tl ail couventences; excelled by nome, 211 North Capitol st. iw" R RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE oR REN suite, in private family; furnished; | Corer house; south and east frout: open paces im every room. Keferences required 1101 & nw, on {GK RENT-SPLENDID “SUITE OF PABLO) Ftteclaed of unite a, ena aga | Cp eer, is: carsand be ie «door; very cheap. bos Tite st ew. HICKEY & OFFUTT. ‘0-00 R RENT—513 H ST. N. W.-TWO OR MORE unfurnished rooms on second floor, in perfect con- ition ; house 2 years old. lange closets: bay windows southern expostire; no children; reut very reasonable to permanent parties. nl5-im (OR RENT—506% 13TH ST. N.W., FURNISHED Hooms, single or en suite, private bato : convenient | to all places of interest, SYCLOPEDIA BRITANN; froin, wisi eeta road talagent iu abet: index mame price; 250,- 7 ae a BOO? and Plitiorm Roct aren DS 4 FORE . al arivfug Pony? ‘inguire st sialie ws inert 10k 14th st. now. 6-6" OR OF SALE GING NGING BIE gusts RDS, BIRD RD RPOD. AND Pee Senevement th no ve Pei Store, 12thet., 2 doors south of Pu aves ds eee Fee RALE PIANOS: PIA PIANOS! nao FoR eariy ew, €200, ove slightly used Base Slane core fo Brats lase every respect, warranted for sit years, a above be bought on easy teruls. square pi- 3 Theacuane if you 4 to buy s'bew ple hand 008, of Best of terms, nly UR SALE—THE LARGEST STOCK OF FALL 4 AND Winter pew aud "3 Joh YOU tweelect from. Terms reasonable. JOHN i NC 470 aud 451 C sirect pn. w., rear Hotel, -i F%,, SALE—THE “OTTO" * GAS ENGINE RE- in Joan of Hine ho handliag ot fod none ter eaenies os8 no ban ‘Nene ted price hit” ‘BALA Ae 751 Mae COUNTRY ae street cars, &c ; pear i. L rite sei ERSONS LOOKING FOR wane aime ___810 Bt. Paul st, Baltnuore, wa iuvdatious can ued you {Bs ‘he beat | JPOK SALE-AT AMMENDALE DRURY Ho ei 4 the air ‘at the ston, 1414, | stream: mn P°Sian dave Gelding ote eee 14 T416, and 14 1s Bw, 20 new Ror SE H STN. W. HANDSOMELY- furnished Rooms, en suite or sii Also, it and t tages Sddrens D: SEDARIS “Antena. Mae = d8-4t,8,10, Wf" Food garde, land. excellent bealtuy location ; 2 miles yore, Table bord 7 THREE-ROL Rooms ou upyer took. eversthing pew. Table 5 FOr See NEY REY THREEROOM COTTAGE, Metropclitan Club and state Department; refer: | I with 2 acres of g: ne tie ci ete Es BENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE, THREE COM. Rooms, with private wecond fi jug Koots, third floor, furnished. Seaneaa aero ref: erentes sxe R RENT—TWO OR THREE VERY DESIRABLE oy guitable for dentistry” or millinsey rt or millinery bu i3fo Pa. ave. nw. nY7-lm ‘WILL PARTY WHO FOUND GREER § SILK rse in blue Belt Line car, near Binday. return it to Disbursing Officer ey a NEIGHBORHOOD or rket, a Pocket- RAY HORSE, DEC 81 Focspaosa and 3d.ste nw. Owner call at 125 | eevee oa ewe charges, OST SATURDAY 8. ae Mt. a As STRAYED-—FROM 7}2 11TH ST. ON. W. SATUR- gual dark era: Horse, the pro dor wil be rewarded by OST=AOLD 4 ATH, WITT WITH SHORT CHAIN AT with ‘and pearls pendant; | inne {if on both cates, | SUN FUKNISH tached ; © cating? suitable tor Het | peed uctily ae vor With w Me futuated be zat f returned to 1100 13th at. n | A iberal ea borween | A tt TEN § SHARES OF STOCK IX | i Amsocintion, pia Second Homestead Buildin, a 80 to ee in the Barve of DANIEL AND had on Couey Sh OST-“LARGE RED IRISH SETTER ths ol. be turning him to 1812 L st. ARD—LOST ON OR ABOUT goromen 31,1888, 9 Gold Hun seription ou iuside mi Pn 9 Sie a Gt omar homme comforts; na provarea to fag CAFE, 617 on xs. ae aa eee = el Babee te ae cs at Stable, | 13 33038 IR RENT—1204 K 8T., THREE HANDSOMELY Furnished Rooms, Git second floor: en suite grsinsie; north and south exposure; + furnace and im R RENT — FCRNISHED ROOMS; SOUTH Be new house ; new furniture low it permanent. uae Lees board in private family; no chaldren. ry BENT—1406 a ate We seh UBNISHED rooms je or en si fires; board: reierences exchanged. 4-1m FOR _RENT—STORES. fOr RENT_VERY LOW—A DESIRABLE iABLE ee eS BAMULL CDE RTaAR S igs. Fouls ‘business ff good weunute Fa 2 niin RENT—PLATE-GLASS FRONT N Fx; fect deep; Li ‘business location : al! ences; rent *| Rie Pet ve + an a0 er OR, RENE _OFTIo ICES. F®%. a a 4, Terms reasouable, same eo horse cars. excellent place for gar aaa Saisiname for one mae ‘CHOICE SELECTIONS OF FAK. COUNTRY HOMES, 4 | po ct. ane ne witHEND & : CO, 1821 Pat. Siete na gee PARK MY, WATTSVULLE | xe the bate feet, fron eral ram Mirese or ave. cue fourtas of a San See