Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1888, Page 2

> SOCIAL MATTERS. Receptions in the Supreme Court Cir- cles—Personal Mention. ‘The President and Mra. Cleveland walked to- gether out Connecticut avenue yesterday after- As they passed slong, arm ia arm, the; ths cbesrved of all ob observers. : considerable number of people were out the round of the Justices’ itol hill as far as Uni- place, across the on the 14th- road. The parlor of the Chief Justice's most attractive to callers the presence of Mrs. Fuller and her three Re quartette. Mrs. Fuller appearance, iss Fuller bpp = Blonde, cast of features. She wears her She wore day ik, with a tucker silk. Miss Mamie Fuller, who to Germany, is a vivacious bru- has a rosy bloom uy her well-rounded face. She wears her dark hair out short and it curls over her well-shaped She wore yesterday an esthetic dress after the fashion of the time of the first empire, made of India flowered silk. She — fluently. Miss Maud, the tallest trio. graceful and slender, with a aptitads for conversation, an excellent abe will find, in this city. She has dark and anoval face. She wore a dress of dark }erown cloth. Mrs. Fuller was attired in a toilet of brown cloth and satin. Mrs. Justice Field was delayed until after 4 o'clock at s luncheon party, but in her absence Mrs. and Miss Condit Smith received and en- tertained the callers. The wife of Justice Bradley was too ill to be down stairs, but Mrs. Bradley, jr., and Mise Bradley waited upon callers in the drawing- room, and served fe, cups of very strong tea to the delight of the lovers of that beverage of the breakfast variety. The pretty little son of Mra. Harlan, jr.. stood in one of the front windows during the most of theafter- Boon, presenting « very preity picture. ‘Mrs. Blatchford and Mrs. Harlan were not at home, the latter having taken the day off to make calls. Mrs. Miller has recovered from her recent illness and was seeing callers yesterday. Those who drove to the residence of Justice Lamar expecting only to leave cards were leasantly surprised to find Mrs. Lamar at [np although not anticipating visitors as she was said to be in Macon, Mrs. Lamar ar- rived on Saturday from the south and is look- ing. remarkably well. Mrs. William Lamar is at Tacoma. being in delicate hea!th, but will return to the city this week. Mrs. Matthews was not seeing callers owing to the continued illness of Justice Matthews, and Miss Gray has not yct opened the doors of Justice Gray's new house to a curious world. Mrs. Halliday, who was making calls yester- | day with her husband, wore an exquisite carri- age dress of blood velvet, made in the direc- toire fashion, with facings and skirt front of white satin bi d in silver. The buttons had a design in white upon black metal, and, with the bonnet in the same colors, made an exceedingly handsome toilet. Mrs. John Biair Hoge accompanied Mrs. Bingham, the bride of Judge — and Mise Bingham, upon the round of calls.’ Mra, is at the Portland and will be at home to rs on Tuesdays in January. Mrs. and Miss Bingham will be at home on Mondays in Janu- 8 ae Miss Kate Foote, who is the sister of the late Mrs. Hawley, is at the Livingston for the win- | ter. Mr. and Mrs. R.R. Cockburn, of Toronto, are in the city and the guests of “Mr. and Mrs. Hampden Zane. Mrs. Edward McCauley las invited her | friends to five o'clock tea to-day. Madam Guzman, wife of the Nicaraguan min- ister, is spending the week in Philadelphia, The sewing circle of the Garfield memorial hospital will hold its next meetingat Mrs. Ford ‘Thompson's, on 17th street. The ladies in charge of the coming fair and bazar for the benefit of Garfield hospital are — encouraged by the interest which has | m aroused in the event, and feel confident that it will be much more successful than the | | fair of last year. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Endi- | cott. and Mrs. Spinola have made generous do- | uations to the candy table, which it is intended to make a notable feature of the fair. An at- tractive group of young ladies will assist in disposing of the sweets. These are the Misses Wheatley, Miss Bacon, the Misses Preston, Miss Alice Burdette, Miss Riley, and Miss Garland. ‘The ladies in charge of the table are Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. George P. VanWyck, Mrs. W. W. Burdette. Mrs. Commissioner Wheatley, Mra. Spinola, Mrs. Marc Brodhead, and Mrs.’ Hast- ings. Mr. James Buchanan and wife, of New Jer- sey, are stopping for the winter at the residence f Mrs. hanan’s father, Mr. Fred. Koones, No. 941 M street northwest. Mrs. Buchanan, with her sisters, Mrs. Julius Solger and Miss Blanche Koones, will be at home to friends on | Mondays. | Mrs. Wm. H. Bispham, of Warrenton, Va., is visiting her relative, Mrs. Charles Bispham, 1636 Connecticut avenue. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clancy, of Santa Fe. who are visiting Mr. Clancy's parents in Washing- ton, will go to New Hampshire to-morrow for a short visit. They will spend Christmas here and will then return to their home in New| Mexico. Miss Lulu Bryan, of Connecticut avenue, has issued invitations for a card party Monday evening. Mr. O. D. La Dow, who has been ill with typhoid fever forsome time past at his old home in northern New York. is expected to arrive with his family on Saturday. Mr. La Dow went home to attend the wedding of his sister, but was taken sick and was unable to return. He has now nearly recovered his health. Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, Count Arco, the German minister; Mr. Barclay, of the Brit- isb legation; Baron and Baroness Fava, and Count de Foresta, of the Italian legation; —— Bey, the Turkish minister, and Mr.. Mrs.. and Miss Leiter, of Washington, attended the Patriarchs’ ball in New York last night, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Bonnell, of Chicago, who are making a tour of the eastern cities during their honeymoon, are at present visiting rela- tives in this city. Miss Nannie Roe, of New York, is visiting her relatives, Admiral and Mrs. Roe. She was bridesmaid to Miss Rose Gouverneur at her re- cont wedding in this city. ——.__ The Aqueduct Tunnel. MAJOR LYDECKER'S REPORT ON THE AQUEDUCT EXTENSION. Major Lydecker, in his report to the chief of —Marriage licenses have by the clerk of the court to John Louisa Korte; Walter R. Baker and | | wet at the station byeither the Veteran club | those who onght to know say there | but there was nothing said by Gen. Harrison ORDERED TO HAYTI. The Galena and Yantic to Safl To-mor- ror. Orders were issued by the Navy Department to-day for the U. 8.8. Galena and Yantic to sail from New York to-morrow for Port-au- Prince, Hayti, to enforce the demand of this Government for the release of the American steamer, Haytien Republic. They will sail in company, and be under the command of Rear Admiral Luce, who has been instructed to transfer his fisg from the Richmond te the Galena. The owner of the Haytien Republic, by special permission of the Secretary of the Navy, will be = passenger on the Galena, and it is therefore expected that the vessel will be restored to him as soon as it session of the naval officers, Secretary Wait- officers. ney returned from New York Leven wi after- noon, and was at the Navy Department to-day. MR. MAYER ASF AS PRESIDENT. He Will Succeed Mr. Spencer as Presi- dent of the B. and O. Company. From the Baltimore Sun. The stockholder directors of the Baltimore and Ohio railrosd company, who were elected last month, revealed yesterday their plans He declined to talk about the ‘ien trouble, on the ground that there was ing to add to what has already y eypensed in in the newspapers. THE VISIT OF MR. 3 MR. MORTON. He is Expected to ‘to Arrive in Indian- polis This Week. SENATOR QUAY 18 ALSO BOOKED FoR & TRIP; noon the dires behalf that 4nd ite pit any engagement outside ofthe the Baltimore and Ohio company. Are] ss bad reslpasdaed wenle aren] athe had resigned and would take a WEST—THE VICE-PRESIDENT-ELECT MAY BE | Place on the Pennsylvania railroad. He em- TREATED TO A SURPRISE PARTY IN REGARD TO MIS FRIEND PLATT. The interest in Indianapolis centers in the distinguished visitors which it is expected Gen. | Harrison will receive this week. Both Vice- President-elect Morton and Senator Quay are booked to go west. The New York Herald says | that William Copeland Wallace, Congressman- | elect from the third congressional district in Brooklyn, will accompany Vice-Presidont-elect Levi P. Morton on his visit to Gen. Benjamin | Harrison at Indianapolis. Mr. Wallace will be | thus honored because he will be the only rep- resentative of the republican party in this state | from the region south of the Harlem river. It! is understood that it will be Mr. Wallace’s first duty to present to Gen. Harrison the claims of | Thomas C. Platt for Secretary of the Treasury, on the ground that Kings county did more than any other locality of the same size in the whole = . from Oregon to Florida, for elec- | of the republican candidate. PREPARING FOR MB. AND MRS. MORTON. The Sun special says: Mrs. Harrison is still busily engaged in getting the house to rights for the Vice-President elect and Mrs. Mortor who are expected on Wednesday. No definite arrangements have yet been made as to the | social events that will mark the visit. There will be open house for all callers at the Harri- son residence, as there is all the time, in fact, but it is doubtful whether there will be any for- mal reception. ‘The trouble is,” said Gen. | Harrison this afternoon, “that if we invite all | —= might wish to come our house would be all to hold them, and if we invite only as bombers as the house will hold, then there would be hard feelings on the part of those not invited. We do not know yet how long Mr. and Mrs. Morton will be with us or what their wishes are, and all the arrangements we are | making are simply to make them as much at | home as possible.’ It is probable a public reception may be ten- dered to Mr. Morton by a committee of citi- | zens, aside from the entertainment at the Har- | rison house. It is also expected that if the guests arrive at a convenient hour they will be | or the Columbia club and escorted to the resi- | dence of Gen. Harrison. Social doings aside, 18 A BIG SURPRISE PARTY in store for Mr. Morton when he gets here and | begins to talk Platt to the President-elect. | ‘This is on the assumption that Mr. Morton will \3 talk Platt. Two men of prominence among the republican leaders here, and said to have close relations with the President-elect, were interviewed separately to-day, and agreed that Gen. Harrison had his mind very firmly fixed on Miller for New York's representative in the cabinet, and that any change which implied the setting aside of Miller against Miller's wishes would be made only in response to the most urgent and forcible reasoning on the art of even the Vice-President-elect. Gen. jarrison, it is said, is inclined to rate very high the share of Mr. Miller in carrying New York, and it is determined that nothing shall be done that will imply any slight upon him. ‘THE STORY ABOUT DANA. The publication of the name of J. L. Smith, the Dana, Indiana, editor, as responsible for the story of Gen. Harrison's alleged remark about the Sun, has led Mr. Robert Pierce, the lawyer, who had charge of Gen. Harrison's bunting trip, to make a statement on the sub- ject. “It is true,” he said this afternoon, ‘that mith, who is the editor. by the way, of a dem- ocratic, and not a republican paper as has been alleged, was present in the parlor of Captain Bates’ house with Gen. Harrison, myself, and one or two others that afternoon after dinner. It was | pl private and social chat, and Smith had no business to repeat any of it out- side, but it would have been no great matter if he had repeated it correctly. But his story of itis all wrong. There was a conversation growing out of a mention of the fact that the town of Dana was named after Charles A. Dana, that even implied that he had the slightest knowlege of the desires of Mr. Dana as to the election or defeat of Mr. Cleveland.” QUAY MUST DO HIS OWN TALKING. The World man says: Gen. Harrison was asked to-day about Quay’s coming. He smiled and said: ‘Well, I let whoever wants to come and see me come, but then, when they get here they must do their own talking.” When Quay comes, and no one knows whether it will be noon or night. there will be one man here who wants to see him before he goes to Harrison's. Major Scanton, of Chicago, who is an ardent Irish-American, has been here at work for Wharton Barker, is waiting yet, and noone doubts it is because he wants to talk to Quay and find out how much bottom there is to the Wanamaker boom. PLACES PROMISED. The Herald's Indianapolis correspondent says: By agreeing to send John C. New abroad and by promising to make Chairman Huston first assistant postmaster-general, the President- elect has the two men to whom he is the most indebted, but for whom it was the most diffi- cult to find places, for which they were suited, Tiere is again some lively gossip cbout i Tadioe re in some live! ly ip about and the cabinet. It ie Being’ quietly a the friends of Judge Woods, of or the Unit States district court, that he and his family have already made some preliminary arrangement with reference to removal to Washingtoh, where, it is said, he will go as the = | next Attorney-General of the United States. Many of Judge Wood's friends, however, 4 when the judge ‘gives up the life positon he when le now has it sn be to pe ah pool mages Su- preme Court bench, GEN. ALGER AGAIN. Gen. Alger’s name comes to the front again in a Detroit special to the Times, in which it is stated that “Michigan's prospective new Sena- Sruetsareg Gane what 2. r cabinet, * ‘es said he, “that Gen, sk Gen. Ai. fae to eee 1 belies heshould Gen. yf thi dential candidates a t Chicage sole Samad od Harrison loyal support from Depene aid eee the end of the campaign. did Sherman did not, ved aid ‘Tithon, effect. |*? — was act ive, untiring an fect ‘dood teens tania again, tereet 1 og raearto ‘such a place. I think and hope he will ito the next cabinet.” = mets” Be while ever several on “Some people I have of Alex. Ray, deceased, ct. al., for the eaters ware 4 oo they hadn't met. but were ment of « trustee FBeel thels creditors Tan, but estate, “I Sneers Maid ‘te four-; anauity provided for her. m4 en ‘pein Jo wouldn' annie aye elk in your "Heavenly rather iz x "Anson reer", dee, beng ecg oy ae roms fiy in it peng I tty device Sender's We Of the She knew how it would be: Clara—I want by the i pany four-Aftha | tell Maud, that I am ei ‘ome bave already d their intention to be-| Feat "| ‘Maud—Really? 1 come members of the company’s new relief pox ab betren oso vo gin wold association. only give him a little encouragement.” Ex-Assemblyman C. 0. Sappe, of 5 An : Fledgeby (to his Pa.. has cowhided by Wm. sister 1) —*‘What do you think please dinger. hom istently attem| tbe report ts the eonference —_ a 3 durtahen to im bronze Mr.’ Elder’ Country minister—“Little boy, what will feisty, Appomutton aaa monument tobe Tae eaters a eee it bel At Alietown, Ps, AB. Gr & well known + Jest gone to dig more bait,” — Selnee Ir Désbler, chairman offthe repeblicas | Lawyer—“T have my opinion of you." Citi county committee, to recover $190 for services app tae -y he tant peign. ie ’ | Siaieatan, | it thut Mr. May tically contradicted this as baseless, e stockholder ba Eater in the day the of me public. ‘Mr. Spencer us a directors became number of strong financial friends in Baltimore, who, it seems, have advised with him in the period of uncertainty since the election of di- rectors, Their opinion is that his prestige as @ railroad manager will not suffer ty. the fail- ure to secure a re-election. It is therefore stated with — that he will not resign. Tho majority directors say that Mr. Mayer's place in the ‘d will be filled by a business man who will command confidence, and that moe change in the presidency is contemplated because, in their opinion, it will be to the ad- vantage of the company. Mr. leer is a practical railroad man. As vice-president for some years and president for one year of the Baltimore and Ohio, he is pop- ae Soe in trunk-line railroad manage- ment salary of the president is $25,000 a hoop Boy's to his election to the presidency it is said that he was tendered a similar salary in a western rond of the New York Gaal Mr. Mayer is the “agro of the Consolida- tion coal company. eet concern in the Cumberland coai regia; which is identified with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad interests. He is also the president of the railroad which connects the mines of his company with Cum- beriand city, For along time report has had a ‘s ambition led bim to aspire to the B. andO, presidency. He is an executor of the estate of the late Mr. T. Harrison Gar- rett, and is closely allied to the Garrett inter- ests in the railroad company. A conference was heid last evening at the office of Mr. Mayer, at which some of the directors were Present, including Sir. Frick, Mr. Gregg and others, The naming of Mr er for the presidency became known soon afterward. Mr. Bulkley, the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road expert accountant in the service of the investigating committee, left here a week ago at the advice of his physician, as stated. Mem- bers of the committee aud others who re taken an interest in the proceedings say th investigation has ourely oo come to an end. The Garrett Family to to the Front Again. Baltimore Special to the New York Tribune. Under the new Baltimore and Ohio deal it is now understood that Robt. Garrett will shortly be returned to the directory. The various re- ports recently circulated seem to give color to the statement made by a Baltimore paper that the road is to be run again as a family institu- tion. Gossip continues cancerning a change in the presidency. Chas. F. Mayer, the coal operator, is freely mentioned as President Spencer's successor. Mayer, W. F. Frick, and Jas. Sloan are the accepted leaders of the twelve stockholders’ directors, The other members.of the board are the seven city and the four state directors, who are controled by Senator Gorman, himself a state director. The situation is explained by a prominent banker as being the choice of two evils: ‘Shall the company be run by the Garretts asa family e-ncern or shall it turned into a political machine?” All who are interested in the welfare of the road in a business way prefer the Garretts to the politicians. Mr. Mayer, speaking of t of the rumors concerning the presi . that Mr. Spencer will be re-elected, and coy he was advised of the changes in the directors be- fore they were made public. On the other hand, it is aid that etley the stockholder di- rectors were elected, they have left President Spencer severely alone, so far as imparting to him, as the head of the big rallroed om tion, their business confidences, He noes |* popular among the business men of “altimore, has been praised for his management of the road. Mr. ‘Spencer may be re-elected at the directors’ meeting, and may subsequently voluntarily resign. In the last week Baltimore and Ohio stock sold at 90¢ regular and at 90 seller sixty. Financial journals = enerally hi commented favorably Been President Spencer's annual report, and have expressed surprise and gratification at the satisfactory exhibit of the inancesof the company. The fast trains be- tween Washington, Baltimore and Philadel- phia, over the Philadelphia branch, are grow- ing in favor and promise good resulte, Last year the Baltimore and Ohio company char; ged off between $500,000 and $600.000 de: graeme’ Gon the Philadelphia branch, interest on course, included, It is certain that the Philadelphia extension will continue to do better and better each year, and eventually the road may earn the interest on its bonds. If it had done so for the last year, the Baltimore — ogg could have paid a small dividend on ite stoc! ——_——+ee_______ SAILING THROUGH THE AIR. Inventor Campbell’s Aerial Ship Steered Like a Yacht. From the N. ¥. Star (Sunday). A balloon ascension, under the direction of the Novelty Air Ship company, was made yes- terday afternoon at Coney Island. The inven- tor of the air ship, Mr. Peter C. Campbell, a South Brooklyn jeweler, had engaged Mr. Jas, K. Allen, the professional aeronaut of Provi- dence, R. 1, to make the ascension. Pure oxygen gas was generated on the spot, and at 4 o'clock the balloon was inflated. Mr. Allen stepped into the light car in the center of the air ship, and gave the signal to cut the rope that held it to the earth. With easy motion the airship moved upward amid the applauding shouts of an excited crowd. ‘0 prove the entire command that Mr. Allen had over the airship, Mr. Campbell signaled him to descend after ‘he had reached an alti- tude of 200 feet. He die 0 without the slight- est difficulty, and the balloon C mgriere he _ ecended and settled on the very spot fr which ithad been liberated. Then it sailed away to the height of 600 feet, and there it re- mained stationary for several minutes. Finally, under the direction of the aeronaut, it moved about in different directions. After maneu- vering in the air for half an hour the ship took — pry sates 0 the pe vrs e village of Sheepshe: near Cath- olic church building. 3 n states that in all ite movements, with but afew minor excep- Fo Il has been a manufacturing jew- years in 5th avenue, near ‘9th street, Brooklyn. and has been ed in his scheme of a seccessfal ship for a ten years. He has interested a number neighbors in his pl natu bo and Rage | jane Jno. Delmar and many tate agents have stuck by him wi with the faith of of Ex fore framework, a woven material. T propellst is worked teow the fore part of the car, and also at each end of.the was broken man nearly the eee Se eulttcacser mee eee were identified as those of E. Eliasson ll | fr WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR_RENT—ROOMS. ieneeevne| WER gross fogs Warne: os bea ee ANTE PREDTATE [—&A GOOD COOK ae ite); Gorman pres mi inguire 430 Marge Wi i com, 819 T6940; ; CHAM. Ae eee ke ied WESC Res CDS Foci to kets charge ing BOY, city TARE VACANCY IN ONE Wereuet as haan Ween Se MEN OUT OF WORK CAN 5 Sa FING ywent by applying 8 tira oe BEM, ore MF faier tpt : wired.” Wy p.m. moore: | aa ANTED—LaDY ‘NO. Wine. EXPEUILNCED— 00! 1518 Bist ot, W. Washington, eure: y ANTED—A FEW EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS Wier the Ta ntons Departiacut of the Nedouad Life and Maturity. bly, between the hours of # and 114 m., at room 4,Central Nutioual Bank Building.1t WARTED-A FRE: TALK TO YOUNG MEN ON how to fad eu ok ent, oe a Papen aed business: man, at MUX" rooms’ this eveuiug st ae Seige. Nouareiaviea a WANTED-A YouNG Fri charge of chamberwork at best of references required. and 5 to 9 p.m, 1710 Vonn. ave. arate ae ee GIRLS ON WMANGLE AND MAID TO TARR MX. Sar ofhse. ANTED—BY A LADY. ane oF NO OF ANY Ep | J ae PIANO TO STORE FOR FOR SOME USE eolemt ny a p MISS AO. 1, Star omen" ai Db be em plush ism- prequins, scarts, fd a= See WY ANTED—SENATORS rand go MORES Tea Sea ad ane Be Waspeerge cas : | Sale month coly by 8. DI 10, ‘ae he tata ini aE r Seas 7 tor Wy ANTED — TO BUY WRITE pet ANTED-Ah pole ad large ag abstract 5! Audress CAPITAL: Star omice AP A i bs das, Soe oe E ae YEARS OW EiG] wont Baton. | aan tbe, 0 cle Wy ANTED—€200 FOR FOUR MONTHS BY A KE- for its use. Eared Oy Mi W y ANTED—H BAUM Pay: ‘second. bth ae thers, me, bore ‘Households a i. DAUM PAYS THE HIGHES: o PA iT CASH | juan, ‘ho [wall yay 2 per cant month Furniture, Specialty: and al wax > ATED “CRAYON PORTRAIT 18 8 ONE ‘OF the most desirable Christus ve. Those desiring work of this will do at ny studio ‘hee: | ts deliver ore Poa aye will. du well to call where. Make your own Broments tak taken, Portraits find or tor x the bol ol washer, at YALE 8STEA: MI chic floor, LAUNDRY S32 ke ee ier | chusstsere OpmeahG pee ase ARTRDLOOLE EE ‘OR, ERIENCED, COM- WAs ANTED—OYSTER sos LY PLACE petent man, who bas EXPE personally attend in the city where ya can rts 25, promptly to difficult cases ; large commission, at snort? ae irra tof2 p. m daily, . sae F. ive out-door man heed reply. Box 60, Star office. 1 ANTED-LADY IN OUR SUBSCRIPTION DE, nt five he dail, sepia! SG SEES 2 Ws aR. APPLY meso at ae atG. H. THO! "3, Monrve at, dl 0-3t* AXED A NEAT, COMPETENT WHITE Wave. wiy at 5’ p.m. with refereuce at ato D-A BOY BOY IN PRINTING OFFICE: 82 we to experience, "Ad- ‘&c., JOB OF- dl0-26 iw NTED—A FIRST-CLASS BARBE! MPSON ish, eee and other tor- ale help ‘slways wanted) BUKNHAM'S, §30- we ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO WASH ¥OR MW. only the who can col iy, 637 Q'ot nw. d8-3t D—TWO YOUNG MEN 70 SELI; Goopa ‘an make fro bat a8-3t* two een appl on 87 th. Call 317 dg ot aw, bet Tend Ope WASZED= A Gor @00D weg lee ONE WHO CAN cut a ript le he ie position to em — faire Vien Star y RTE WHITE , WOMAN TO. TO COOK AND Do} GOUL work for #1 fam! northwest of this city. appr at ‘Room 10; Leuman Bulding. | \yra YAN TED=NDURTRTAT AND OTHER INSUR- rantageous te ‘sdditioual “income. For information, W. T. N., Star office, ‘or infor ar of _ d7,8keo8t Manpdocted Se ledgs EMPLOYMENT BI BU. ‘conduct men and colored, for sil 2 faa labor, or for District and states, with referemees. 717 y. 9029-1lw* W ANTED =a TWO FIRST-CLASS CANVASSERS hat Know the city well; good salary right ones! only Hosme 1 ands, O14 F at wx ARTED INTELLIGENT MAN MAN to ro seaponaitie Boas Bicea Addreas SANAGEIE Loo ld, aw LIVING OUT- in his locality, Aas Toto, NE x. eer Ryan of Dros "S New Internation: lor System of and Garnent Cutting with auy inch rule and ta measure ogee eqfntterns and materiale cut and basted Sfrmade one Sitting required; the system taugh WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED 28T “A NEAT AND TIDY COLORED girl, situation as puree or chambermsid, or to ook, wash and iron best of references. Call or sddrese 1 liberal feeding. wrge. City pound; per ter) for # month, or m at reaidences regularly ins inks for free sauntle. Stall arket (look for the “pcorated | talle: dens igh etal or VERLEY, 3 ohersbal, Fauquier Co., TANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE 4 ATH 20, warranted not to get strong « ey HORSES +0) SS a Florese son’ for and re- references given, a3. NTS e but. te 7 ANTED i “Tok 6 CASH—FURNITURE, FEATH! Jarpe' Stoves, ‘H. ROSENB! y ANTED—HORSES TO 311 Gihat pw. Farm, 7th, city. 0. H. P. CLARK, Silxo, Vv yANTED if ENO 8e24-3m ANTED—W1 i Lx DUG. + eee personal attention. Order bo: if good securit WN. i Mowett, 1213 F st. issioner of Deeds __torevery 8 State and ‘Territory. or Entire ott td ERG, 1143 7th st. a.w. KEEP; BOX STALLS; x St Prince's Stable, Bie miles front wie OR! D AND DRI DRIVEN: ‘Mill, Tanks of all kinds’ = a Wh. H. Moke pia NTED- PERSO could, “Tailor oh is nw. is furn! ‘ime floor; south front: Re tee tr a ae . BEAUTIFUL, Ts Res Lane F cae one 1 RENT—AT 1303 Tier ingest Sora Boor; sane on vise? Sant —rw ° Ae two, including heat, | Vail-m beatly.f Tursisised trout ball inonth in advance. eo Said ‘terms very = ar ELEGANT PARLORS ON amt Fe n arate and hot sir and pienty of utlemen, st low tlemen or couple without childrea ; rent R_RENT — 307 OTH ST, y moderste. Tater 411-20" Fx 5 etined persoua: tefine tnoderates a! , a ROOMS, bout Bosra. 1807 14th at nw. RENT_THREE OR TWO UNFUR: ST. x ind-floor Hi want children. Tee, TH OR 11-3t NISHED ‘water on Boot wo two ingot with private gENT—TWO NIC! 7. (SHED COM- = oc tind fer eee gxsare: no ee “PLEASANT, QoMMuncaT- ‘suitable for two oF f G16 tor iz ROOMS. 8, 008 ' Te JOR RENT—SEVERAL FIN! yophosite Boston Dry Guods seae deutal-rooms, mods other HARDING & WAL 606 11th st. uw. Ex rae Fae RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROO! ROOMS 6m? .SINGLE OR EN in private family; oer house: south sud saat trout i ae required: 1101 —A MAIN FRONT ROOM, Figpishat onan Wwitrbest and eae Agr st. a10- | Kren RENT_NEATLY AND EWE FUR FURNISHED | (ld: owner city 7. come e. seound § w paibe' ea ental care also Ps Pasion sud Fost- Keatinghan © Ses aibe's Stables T—NEWLY-FURNISHED pouann, 3 EN: SS Sisines ‘without buard ; e1 “ai oe | to yay suitably. south tron e hace or i Fea RENTOBRIGHT |B ith board, at 1: two ae Ss pera i Eis Est.n. niost convenient! wh inate walk, from ae REN’ = nicely turnished communicati Jor; heated Fee RENT — anna fi FLOOR SOUTH } paous. Communicating rors, ‘o8 RERT—TO GENTLEMAN ABLE AND waz | dl 0-2e° W.. LARGE, AIBY, ‘roots on second i lace closets. bay HOME-LIKE ROOMS, 410-38" ON W.. Lal grates t board, be would sult it i, FORBES: LARGE, PLEASANT | EROMT. ROOM, ‘vith Board; bath and atte us ith every home comforts references exchanged. 1102 ¥th st. n.. eae GpOORD MAND _GLorares | [POR ASET-SIS ONT W. HANDAOMELY FUR- W rune, revolvers, old gold and alive for Faure parlor, Ae “ en prices eddress ; 825 per month: alee pest — — 'S Loan Office, 201 Penn. ave., corner agg e | Rihoves greta fires, at — rANTED IT “KNOWN THAT Es zB '—FURNISHED ‘UNFURNISHED ey Bu ter is churn ed Tee fmm aaa Ae santa Frctan eho witneet eres 2 Het. nw. ds-3t* urease ent ty aude teat 1021 17H STREET, CORNER — ea = con etletog Age ettlook Moderts terms _ FOR SALE—LOTS. __ 7B RENT_SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING : ear R SALE-LOT: ‘'8—_NOW IS THE ‘TO BUY fay pewly and Tarnished, 1B Meridian Hill Lanien. Rckington, and heated throwebout with steam: open Ate‘place jyattsville Lots at reasonable mae ani or . &e., would tos tel y the fais ? ot APEST LOTS WASHING. scch:’f, Massachusstia ave nneas isi | JQOR RENT_FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED C = ob ee pony ndarss #3 Fe ith or without board. 930 E st.n.w. a8-3° . R RENT—606 F ST. N. W., PARLOR AND cer FEDS eet Feet unfurnished, with beat and gag with SHIELDS, 1006 F st. =e SALE—FINE . Fine lot on 16th. on Mass. ave. ae at 75e. TYLER bear C st. n.e.; all at fyures A. SHI , SHIEDS, 1008 F at LOT 0} ‘2,57 ae Front of | 38 WANTED | BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN A Situation to do any kind of housework: will imake bunselt generally useful; good ref i. Call at 1914 Let. n.w, at? ANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL FROM VIR- Ginia ® pluce ag nurse or chamoerinaid uF df cook. Address B. B. M, Star office. WANTED BY, A SETILED WH!TE situation to do plain cooking, washin, Spe in plain family. Pease call .t 1326 shire ave. n.w. ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE Soaen ‘Wwolugn a situation as first-class couk ; cau furnish city reierences, iress 1226 M st.'n.w. d11-2* y ANTED—BY AN (EXPERIENCED MIDDLE- aged nurse, nurse sual children, Ad- dress AUGARET HUNTER, 3 Srit Lat. nw.dil- te Wat ¥ A FIRST-CLASS COOK A SITUA- tion in vate fal ‘cau furnish best city references. 824 13thet.nw, lt W ANTED-BY A cy itera (FRENCH) BUT- ler or waiterman, 4 situstion: best references Address LEOPULD, Muison kietti, Caterer, i necticut a ANTED—BY A Ri PECTABLE W ae GIRL, a place as chaibei furnish references, Address 8: \TED—BY A..RESPECTABLE COLOR plare a chamber: bermatd in » Sret-clase 5 ANTED—BY TWO COLORED WOMEN, SITUA. | tions, one as good cook, the other as chanibertunid Bn wpitress Clty reference. Call or address 41.334 [ANTED_BY A NORTH GERMAN LADY OF N28 8 Position as lady's te OF assistant; retands fine 7: reference given. dress ‘REFINED HOME, Stat office, as raat FOR 1, 000 RELIABLE jaiters, sear , housens scullions, dishwashers. (All hi i ie jURNHAM: 630-0! Faw. ate as YOUNG. a Py ERYBNCED fenoxrapher aud ty pe-writer, desires good references. Address G. H. P., Star ollie. “dst! | ANTED_BY {GERMAN GIRL A PLACE. as seamstress and chambermaid. Address Star office. W3AS2EDs, BY MIDDLEAGED, ACTIVE, AN capable man, situation aa bookkeeper, sales in wholesale or retail grocery busivess, or retail cory business, oF in suy position requiring auilts engy, and integrity; Mrgt-claas city references required. Star o . ANTED JOHN ¥. BROWN 18 NOW LOCATED VY ot, 123 Pat. nw, where he fs prepared tof tar. nish tox with good, honest, and re! ser’ End-at the shortest notice, Also, fret-class ‘servairts rill find it to their advan early and secure Boo, pertain be t homes. pation Mestty O8 FOUR UNFUKNISHED heat and as. for licht housekeepiny. by a family of iy ot ad ion between 6th and ti, and Gan ‘Maarene it’ 0. E, star office, WAxtee fan tr NAUGURATION WEEK BY room wid ‘ith i board in j P BOSTON Marca hoes oration Ju wile of Boston, s well ti ANTEDROOMS-WE ARE HAVING CALIS Rooms suit se tprinn eae ata i EP HUTCHING & CO. ISA Fee awe aus ED_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Ni dood eaareee inten Tithand Louie t and Ge ‘Address B.'8., care 13226 ‘ED—THR! aaa ON SECOND FLOOR, guy ety bed Opp FLO ont fur -room and es. Gants Atak Answer, Dew. . | plating price,” pace AVE, YOU You" j, ROOMS WHI WHICH YOU rent o1 callers ROOM RENT. | au ot ENGAGENCT, O12 Oth etaacw. a8-st* WANTED-—HOUSES. y NV ANTED RENT—BY 4 PHYSICIAN WITH ee = vestinent, ae Wire all grades to rent between tric rail a, itn ch ° fot Hillyer sve, in oot. s between 17th st. and ngiuare foo Pome very ate Jota on 16th The very best of Cheap lote on Coll a ia ‘VERMONT SS wo days, 1128 19th at. n.w. two anes located’ building lota, having total front? w ANTED — BY A STEADY COLORED a, agg ot SR: wide pati le alley in rear, eltuation one Vince to drive nd take care of ora A | CFR Beat ia the work; good Feferences. Address "20% Vermont THOS. 3- FISHER & O., nw. ir | ao-t 1324 F at. nw. =o FES. | JVOR SALE —M 6T.. NEAR THOMAS CIRC! Wise tnd plain Cy Er gree very fine building lot, 93 18 6.0, iba to tt S| Waiteress, Coschine Yate offes attached at DICK'S AGENOY, 619 7th, _al0-ot See Fete w se OR BALE—CORNER 3 Wi NFED_ AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS NPFakA: tloomdjacont lot Lo fect BAI A urses, Beamatrese,, trey ‘Cooks, Cost bie ete aud ‘othe® ‘subdivisia GUA: Be 5 o" cre Bader, ee ee ail i HAM, 1503 'Pa. ave. BO. Tate ‘ANTED—BY A (YOUNG LADY, Ea EMPLO' one SVs PART OF NORTH. Ww. yaaae Soverpess, eqasastzene or i as 4 wen ae = front — ae Bete wieeis Tina ee | mares ane eae Bry me BMF. Star office. cies Water and electric ligt faciliti , ™Fine lots on north and south side New York ave., it and North Capitol sts. n.w., on line elec- near Connecticut ave. ~ at ao and 14th, only vacant lot series of buildings on b n.W., concrete in front, 1.50 per te and Hote, 482114; 82.50 Connecticut ave. ; $2.75 at, wt 83 per square foot. shington Hei: pa eR . fot. Money at 5 6 per cent on deeds of iar es J.B. WIMER ISIS Fee OR SALE—LOTS— MOU? Columbia Heights, “corner lot tt ‘nd ‘Bbc. per iT PLEASANT 20, LOTS Ist st. n.w., bet. Boundary ON NORTH PAPITOL AND the | Soldie: Seka ey and wp ideas per cet in hird cual ce 1, 3 years cent in- terest. Os Call tor plats, BARBEL & gor, Sth ome) GET ERY CHEAP, | 5 tore ire ave, Bai gt decks | those 45-1m Fh Sue Epa Forest Glen, Md., from $100 @1-1m* QeILDING sr ‘SITES AT z Pk, HERTFOR 14236 Pit. Pe SALE-ONLY 65 MONTEL Y FOR BEAUTI- refunded aus ee ve ‘on 16th st. n.w.; 43 by 50 feet by handsome new residences, rooin new House; 8 per cent sadue |e inquire OWNER, 1. ble reward given if retui pet; answers to name of *! Lost MONDAY. 107 Lora SMALL HARRIS faining two sinalt Gold Hal ‘ward if left at 1000 M si money at | oer ever made before. tie Building.n24-1m' $BHORT tT CORNER 1OT, weriet: A Kina tone et, on invent GLISH PUG. DOG. DEC, 10, FROM 13308 108 had on collar fo ee: 456 a *-ched:; has'a curl in the hair on left show rued to above address: chil K NEWFOUND. H, BLACK bout ten months old; I — ys ots nd fp on eck a ex faanne Oslonek Libesal fossa aetien yard if returned ‘dll-3t* & SHAFER BOX CON- f Pins, Suitable re- Fron. REXT-A ‘onronr apie cozy nY HALI- et 904 10th | FORE, with beste ik RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO LARGI sock" acbiPi be tae, ene OM: Seah FURNISHED OB. = private family. 2123 rea LARGE COM- Frcranie erery comfort; sui — HANSOMELLT ve F PAR: calte, ia sccomaible locality . with grate fire man and wife. Gall or sddveesT re BENT 1503 K ST. X, W. Pr ieee 1 — exposure, ; Feferences exc! R RENT—1328 1ST. N. W., OPPOSITE FRANK- lin park, two pleasant front rooms with first-class j 08 BENTS1720 8T. N.W., NEAR politan Club, handso: ‘Fooms on first ‘and second floors; board convenient to cars. ensuite FR: RENE aig ESE W. FRONT SEOOND oe orsingle. a | IR on _SALE — MISCELLANEOUS Ft | pee ray L PRICES QUOTED -_-— 50 Ee SALA BA = es CRIFIOE: SS INE-BRED 6 can drive bers peice 4100" te “Temnctces patient Cah Feed store Srna bs Boundary ets nw. dl ise Fey RENT — UNFURNISHED. THREE LARGE todesirside parties "SOLS Ait ase he mRerRNe = a SALE—IN Seaton TO SUIT PUI wayapers at 1 cent per pound ai per c tse ax LARGE FOLDING ombMation lock and ali — Bs. 3 c peed es wow Also, snail one Bor £43, star otice A NS OR SALE—VPRY HANDSOM: HIGH. Fr ick, Reutuck beet corte ower ft bag "gwd sadder and arte end doubt tee be seen at stable Canal and 2d 41st Fast SALF—A SPLENDID BARGAIN—A SUPERB ; i a prigtet — is wale all the beat iinpro venue condit : | ina been used but very littie. Worth 42a, Can we: b 8425. bought very cheap for cash or moat paymenteto suit Can be geen at our Warery fate Also several pew Upricht Panos at De a eo bay taken and full value allow THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _4a10 O13 Pa ave. oR SALE WE HAVE ¢ CONSTANTLY ON HAND gus, Home y SONN RC Boris ads ew Fo SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, a handsome 6-neated family carri good ® | Rew. Also two horses sand) aye ny A soll separately if desired. cau be w. Inguireof ACKER & CO. s | sta. NIBLACK, U. 8. Dervartment a POR _SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURE store 206 436 st. « JOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING SF Carriages: Two late st ANDREW J. JOYC! 412-414-416 Toth ot. 3G et nw. ant NE STABLE. BETWEFN .f — | Fess. st and 19th street w we tor four borses: ‘or terms ‘and peri | avply to CORLEY BNOTHENS, 1310 Fs BR SALE-ENCYCLOPEDIAS—GIVE SCHOO) Hi Chdren 5 verte er Jethnn Parton te rlebrated hintoriat cadres Saye “that inevery leton's Cyelo- yoda it ‘elke’ mn tantly to collage. obtained at once ow. small mou y reming Port OF Box 300, toa, prices. Geko” OR SALE FINE JERSEY COW, A anyone , owner unable to Apply Babs Colvbhe ve. LW. GREAT to her, asa" BRED BROWN MARE, FIVE od roadster cack bayer $100; worth ¢200. Ni sears old. sound : ¢v Ro use for her; ite 91S Fentep vane Foes — ss THE FOLLOWING FIRst- = local securities, good dividend-payess at urance, shares Columbia Insurance, 120 shares Washington Market Ou application FRANK H. PRLOUZE. ALU, AB — TOUR Fuptic coupe Mare, 17 Lands, or will bu r oon Aquariums. aud Fi t in the cityat SCHM a south of Pa ave. NOS! PIANOS! PLANOS!—WE OF- great ‘one sligtitls -used up- ‘Sretclues jane te pret. ax years, | — HORSE, “COUPE: v. F. Geyer's, 406 Pa av. nw. ‘and Dues coupes, aes, for wale, hire ting and repairing Promptly ‘dom SS OF FALLAND gee ew and second -hatd z toselect from. Terius reasonable. JOHN M. YOUN Ee stt 482 C ctrect a ‘W. rear of the by JOR SALE —THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE- Quires no boiler: avoidsali expensive, at udatice: ho loss of time; no bandit fat Be fo list, “D. BALLA a NEY TO LOAN. Kee BENT—1140 CONN. and well farnished Trout snd ack table boarders: 7 references required. AVE. NX. BRIGHT, ‘k rooms, desired. Terms ‘ONEY _ LOAN aT Low RAT RATES ON LOCAL securities listed and wii eral, x! FRane i PE 313 F xtroet, Pitas RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, Ex gurreon oR th board ; 2 zn ey wine er a il geet 1 OxEx, TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMB Moose at lowest rates of Interest: no delay when im Gv0d. (GREEN, 303 7ih wt. uw southern exposure; no cl to, parties, R RENT— 13H HST. N. W—TWO OR MORE | unfurnished rooms on second floor, in perfect ition Toure 2 years old. large closets ; bay windows: con- ; Pent very ted and elegantly turn: 1416, and 1418 K st. 2 R RENT — PERSONS LOOKING FOR nN t | Fiotcnnmodetions can Sed nd Upon inspection the of the city, at Permanent p nl5-im BEE RENT—508% 13TH ST, N.W. FUBNI Eke Kou, single or en suite; private beth; convenient Charges the ree on RI — WA CH THREE COM. r= Spee See iyo comic my beng — a oon oc: tom yery suitable for 219 Pa ave. nw. KR RENT—TWO OR THREE VERY Firat tna beck communicating ESIRABLE DI R RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS; SOUTH it; new house ; new furniture; Jowif permanent, WE HAVE MONEY TO INVEST AT 5 PER CENT interest in sums to suit. upon satisfactory secur | 3,4 60 ROUGH BROS, & OU $3, 000 i OE o ONEY TO LOAN— in came toouit, securi SW wansen _48-1m 916 F st. iow, JOR SALE-SEND FOR CIRCULAR—6 PER CENT und 7 per cent Mort Bonds, endorsed by re- sponsible companies. to loab on improved IN ONE SUM FOR 6 ¥ 'W. HANDY #21 Fat aie loney estate. JAMES MIDDLEDITH, 1313 F xt. db-3 ‘GFE TO LOAN — 012.000. 96,000, 35.000, @1, and ‘other it, ED SON, Heal Estate, ‘Loans and % 4th st. aud’. 1. w ‘a6-im D, TO BUY ta OK 70 be le more full explanation ws Shar & SIBBALD, 629 F st. nw. ON REAL ESTATE m28} =. a WAGGAMAN. B RENT_VERY. LOW—A DESIRABLE Saige pas fhe ae gavel PINON GRAY HORSE PEC, | a = ‘O8T—SATURDAY, “DECEM ton Setter Dos, rit reward bj been cut. Liber 8. MATTINGLY, Mt. Pleasant. os , BLUE BEL. by ea to ARTHUR 410-3t" nt zm wat. uancess 7 og od FOR ae Sea ened meets E B LOAN. JOR RENT_STORE ROOM 25 BY 90, SUIT: AT GEE seb iabainis Qitein tee: Kee Meal spemoese lew: ages | gE ger frat ae all cases, 1319 Fat, IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT af yma GEO. W. “LINKING. 19th and Le ae scsi t their interest i fone Yalan of tock asd as = eer ereaeetoerenriaa Tote store separate SEVEN ‘biaited ou improved im robs te ‘Money to loan on real estate mortrages. nit4w* aw 1313 Pet | ORE LOAN AT 5 CENT. oO re | MS LOAN "ON REAL ESTATE axD tore ee ag