Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1888, Page 2

of the bodice. ‘iss Clementine Smith, in "Nellie Biddle, in aos "ie Janin, in black velvet ‘and Mra. Mason, in black silk; Mrs. John Reagent black satin draped in black lace, and wager in Resicon Ta lace tablier, in the drawin Frenc! over the john Mire H. i Viele Mra. 3 ea horne. Mr. and Mrs. Holliday, ‘ames Hopkins, the Misses Hurst, the | emg Horsey, Mr. Horsey, Admiral Crosby, Mr. a 'd Brice, Dr. and Mrs. i a Mrs. ther, Commo- dore and comets Mrs. ack Miss a Bex. Boberten, Lieut Boberteon, Mra oy jeu ht, Mrs. Condit he “the Misses Condit Smith, Mrs. Audenreid, and the Misses Macomb. Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln had about the same guests at her tea as were od ae a Phenix. She wore a tea gown of green plush, open over a front of pink silk, anda jabot of Irish point lace. Mrs. John P. Jackson, the guest of honor, wore black velvet, point lace and diamonds. Miss Jackson wore a Josephine dress of blue gauze. Mrs. Newbold, who Fo mayer at the tea table, wore white silk, and Miss Shepherd, who ured chocolate, wore a toilet composed of and white silk. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Field, who have been the ests of Commodore and Mrs. Harmony for fortnight, have returned to their home Hudson. Mrs. M. Gotlieb (nee Augenstein), of New York, is back in the city to spend the holidays with her friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hildrup left for New York = +6 attend Mme. di Cesnola’s rece) bea and the inauguration ceremonies of new building of the Metropolitan museum of art and the private view of their collections. AMUSEMENTS. ALBaUG! Orxxa Hovse.—Verdi’s tuneful “Trovatore” was given ina fragmentary way at Albaugh’s last night by Miss Clara Louise Kellogg’s opera company. The audience was largely composed of those friendly to the famous cantatrice and the applause was gener- ous. The other principals were new to this and of roy the work of Miss Louise Meisslinger as Azucena was the most satis- factory. Her voice is of good range, power and flexibility, though with some unpleasantly strident tones, and she acts with intelligence and force. Herr Labatt, the Manrico, created the only genuine enthusiasm of the evening. The encore of his ane ci being em- hatic and sincere. Mr. W. , the Count i Luna, discovered a pleasing baritone which he handled with considerable skill. The chorus and orchestra did — work. To-night “The Bohemian Girl” will be rendered. Nationa THEater.—No better evidence of the popularity of Sheridan's famous comedy, “The Rivals,” is needed than the fact that there audience at the many hase nant alee duly appreciated, as was attested by the hearty manner in which the salient points were received by those pres- ent. Tux Jouxs-Husparp Concert takes place at Cor tional church to-night. Leora Tueater,—Scheffer & Blakely’s —— pany present a varied and enjoy- able bill for the amusement of the patrons of rr house this week. Jno. Ker- nell. the well-known Irish impersonator, is a member of the company. which also inciudes several other favorites in laughable and clever acta. GLope Taxater.—Loversof variety will find at this house this week an ente! assort- ment of feature including Fox and Ward, the eccentric comedians; Harry and Flora Blake, an English couple who make a great deal of fun; the Brilliant Quartette, Wilson, the ventril- ist; the favorite Grieves and Joe Miller. ° Buov TaxaTER.—Miss Ada Gilman, & soubrette new to Washington, supported by a company of unusual merit. appeared at this house last night in the musical farce “Bub- bling Over.” Miss Gilman appeared in a triple role and won hearty applause. The singing of Ida Lillian Abrams was one of the best features of the entertainment and was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tux Evenixe Stan. Tue Gas Questiox.—The time is near at which the city council must determine the question of the continuance of the experiment of sapplying oil-gas from the city works here. Itis understood that the joil-gas contractors will not attempt to force the city to use their gas making methods unless the gas is proven fo be entirely satisfactory; but they say. that the only two qualities whieh they guaranteed were better light and less cost of manufacture than the coal-gas. In both these respects they claim that their plant has Leen asuccess. The superintendent of the works does not think, however, that the experiments here have shown the oil-gas to be cheaper than the coal- gas. AN AssIONMENT wits Wasuixetox Creprt- oxs.—Mr. W. D. Hudson, who carries on the drug business on King, near Fayette street. has mode &@n assignment to cover 23.600 indebted- ness. Among the unpreferred creditors named in the deed are Mesars. Tschiffely & Evans and Messrs. J. L. Barbour & Son, of Washington. Mr. 8. H. Lunt is the trusteg and the assets consist of a stock of goods. Notes.—The public schools will close next Friday until ater the Christmas holidays.—— Inte! mee has been received here of the be dry New York ee R. a former- a dry goods merchant here.——Judge Stuart has made an order allowing the transfer of the location of Ed. Quinn’s liquor license.—The cards are out for the wedding of Mr. A. W. Kintz, of this city, well known in Washington, and Miss Mollie, daughter of State Senator Mc- Donald, of Northumberland county, Va.— ‘The Christian association will give Mr. Hatch, their new secretary, a reception to-night.— ‘The _ court will resume its December term to-morrow. alias Obtrusive Advertising. From the Boston Herald. ‘The amount of money and tite edpended in circular advertising must be very great. It is not unusual for quiet citizens of Boston to re- ceive three or four or even more letters a day directed to them personally, which, on being opened, prove to contain an a = for custom or a recommendation of Rares pte used to be done with a one-cent without sealing, and perhaps pel tee opel eg Now it seems to have penetrated the conscious- ness of those who prepare the circulars that such ane _——_ thrown away with- seal them, puton a two- ess them like a letter, ~~ which means the victim is rorakedb into . The house on Pon inary Ridge, G Gettysburg, = og by Gen. Lee as headquarters aur battle, was sold Saturday by Edward MePherson, executor of the Thaddeus Stevens estate, to a resident of a for $740. At Norfolk, Va., Wm. 8. Wilkinson, for many Years cashier of the Bank of Commerce, died yesterday after a brief illness of congestion of brain, superinduced by too close attention to his duties. Solomon and Fred Stroup, father and son, and Wm. M. Thompson have been arrested at Altoona, Pa., as the leaders of @ gang of coun- terfeiters. a c. Ege aged seventy-nine, of Macca iy man of seven’ A GUIDE TO SHOPPERS. The skies have cleared and the streets have dried, and the steady i of Christmas shoppers has begun again to flow to the busy martes. There will necessarily be some confu- sion and indecision on the part of the pilgrims, many of whom will be at a loss to know where to goand what to buy. The following words, hints to shoppers, may prove valuable as a guide for the brief shopping interval before the holidays: The stock of lamps and gas-fixtures shown is claimed bole AP pene rr pn to be the moet beoulifal ever exhibited here is popular with sh just now. BR. Goxpscamip, 1007 and 1009 F street, who is an expert in pecan the public needs, an: nounces a of Smyrna rugs astonishingly He offers pte bar- gains in floor doortiions, such as room mats and door mats. His res are way down, he says, and all he asks the public is to come and examine for themselves. If you want to be stylish, and make a good pearance for little m Owex, —- tailor, a the corner of New Tork avenue and 10th street northwest, can gratify you. Egg-nog is regarded by many as one of the necessities of Christmas. Lyxcu, on 9th, near D street, has some excellent whisky for that purpose at $3 per gallon. When one buys a carpet they have to have it made. This additional expense Grooan’s in- stalment house proj to do away with if you buy your carpets of tt sm. One of the notable ‘business successes of recent years is Tue Farr, at 812 7th street, and at this busy time this establishment pre- sents an unusually flourishing a; I is @ veritable wilderness of pretty things, » labyrinth of toys and a rainbow of colors. All around are genial clerks, not so busy but they every new comer a moment to direct him to the exact place he wants, notwithstand- ing all this bustle. And when he gets there he is ata loss to know how to spend his money, there are so many things he wants, and each of —_ omen rome Ai be ae than the —= of an way rene jack- son moves in serenity, wat watchful of the ests of every customer. Tue Far Tea geod | Bd place to visit to feast the eyes and to spend money. To those on the watch for holiday bargains the goods and prices offered by Bropugap & Co., 907 F street, under the Masonic temple, are great inducements. In fact, there is at this lace a wonderful sacrifice for cash, every- hing in the line of dress goods, gentlemen's furnishings, fancy articles, and attractions for e notch. Such a crowd of pretty things! such an array of low prices! Such a throng of anxious buyers! Such an army of busy clerks! This is thi of things at the New York Variety Srore, 1335 and 1337 7th street, where great numbers of persons are buying Christmas gifts. Reductions, reductions, reductions, every- where, but especially at Bex. MILLER & Sons, 3120 M street northwest, where all ladies’ coats are reduced for the holidays 10 per cent. Jackets are sold at $2.65, $3.55 and 45, and newmarkets at $5.10, $6.75 and $8. Buckskin Bill is quartered at Franc’s fur- nishing store, corner of 7th and D streets, Not Buckskin Bill of the wild west, but their bill of buckskin gloves, which they guarantee to be the best and the cheapest in the city. No longer need anyone have an excuse for being behind time when good time pieces are offered at Franx’s, 461 Pennsylvania avenue, for $3.75. Fusse.., at 1425 New York avenue, offers everything good to eat at low prices. There have been many clothing and dry goods stores started in this city with - peculiar names, but none with so taking a title as “THE ManvuracturixG EstaB.isuMent,” 918 7th street northwest, which turns out a large line of astonishingly cheap goods in the line of dresses and other clothing for special sales during the holiday rush. It is claimed that their fine dresses surpass anything in the city. ‘The best Christmas gifts are thoge that are the most useful. Persons in search of such should stop when they: see the sign of the “Op Lapby 1x THE Wixvow,” at Hersaun’s, 402 7th treet, and go in to examine his large and well selected stock of foot gear. Some of the prices he asks are wonderfully low; everything is reduced, and a selection made here cannot fail to bring joy and good will to the heart of the purchaser. Christmas presents are never more fully ap- preciated than when the happy, pam has, 4s an accompaniment, a ous on Christmas morning. And wi oy better way to reward such an appetite than to supply the table with some of the delicious butter from the stands of Geo. M. Oyster, sn., in the Center market, near 7th street? East Washington is not behindhand in the way of a jewelry establishment, as shown by the handsome store, attractive display and well selected stock of Lew CaLiisHeR, 225 | Pennsylvania avenue southeast. That the peo- le appreciate his efforts is evinced by the patronage. Persons in search of watches, diamonds or jewelry will find it to their rest to visit Callisher, the East Wash- ington jeweler. When present-seekers are at a loss where to go to find just the things the: vant they should call at the store of Borrraa J. Laws, 1427 Penn- sylvania avenue, where they will be almost sure to find ‘something very near their desire i is of Pom ste Rhameray water- color paint n_ photogri Christ- mas cards, and so on ad iWinites, “Toys for the million!” is the cry that comes from SamstaG, at 442 9th street. the king of toy men, great-grand-nephew of Kriss Krin, gle and sole agent for his majesty for the Dist Auction sales held daily and at 7 p. m. Jacozs Broruens, 1229 Pennsylvania avenue, make a Christmas specialty of an $18 gem, solid 14-karat gold ladies’ hunting-case watch, beau- tifully “ce stem win , and fully war- ranted. ir other goods ‘are also beautiful. Praxo Excuanoz, 913 Pennsylvania offers in the shape of a upright Mano. of the most modern construc- tion, having been used but little, for a very low ‘cash price. It should be inspected and at the same time the visitors may find just the thing they want. One can find some nice gifts at Scumip’s bird store on 12th street, two doors south of the avenue. His: oe in large and contains a fine assortment of singing , food, and cages; gold fish, aquariums, and fish food. ‘i Perhaps you don’t want it for Christmas, but if you need motive power you should go to Batvavr’s, 731 “Otto” he hason exhibition and sale. It will sell itself on first glance. Historian Parton made the famous remark that in every house where there is placed a set of Appleton’s Cyclopedia it is like sending the whole family to college. Send to P.O. Box 300 for Gutoemmatian: as to terms on which you can secure this wonderful work. ‘There is no nicer Christmas present thana cologne to those who like sweet you are in search of such goods do not fail to visit Ocram’s drug store, 1211 Penn- ‘lvania avenue, where you will find a large Ee yo = int of hich el fo fora dollar, Then, tigns, cologne pt “prealnggoaes exquisite de- = ee sets, smokers’ seta eae $1 to $25. Gothere and buy and you will be happy. Itis not always the purchasers who make Christmas LaxTIC aND Pactric Tra Co. began to give a handsome panel card, entitled ““Papa’ meweick,* to every motes of their excellent teas and coffees. y whisk-broom holder, ladies are marked down to the lowest | th ith street, and look at the | ta PY oe ae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Some thing thet everybody wants is what “ape a much better chance to keep your wits about you, Thao wasting seal baa consbuucoutiecwe |" the holidays or for social entertainments (and ee eS een = Se ere Martxagp, This famous estab- lishment supplies only the Gey oy Spode, and 5 bso = rve their fale I after en ee long , of New York. be are put up in boxes, &., ype cra Of Interest to Congressmen. ‘THE TREATMENT OF THOSE OVERCOME BY ILLU- MINATING GAs. ‘From the American Architect December 15. Some extraordinary science seems to have il- luminated the recent meeting of the American Gaslight association at Toronto, during a dis- +] cussion upon the remedies to be a plied in cases where persons were suffering inhalation of leaks or digging up broken pomp by the gas, and, accor by the surroundin; to be fortunate i more than a tem; loss of consciousness. — —_ participants in the discussion had the prudence to ask advice on the subject Jhysicinn, who gave him a sensible set nsisting mainly in directions to give the sufferer plenty of cr and ateniniove 3 | little brandy and water, assisting respiration by Another one had heard, also from a physician, that sweet = e, an , C01 artifi¢ial means if necessary. might be administered with advant used this remedy in many cases of = oil, when swallowed, in ie breathing ay tus,” 80 followed rapid Pitnoth a somewhat ferent experience. sensible in a trench from an escape of gas, he had them carried into a purer atmosphere, sprinkled with water, and doae d with whisk; and water until they were sufficiently restore to eat, and then gave ther ples, After they had devoured these it was found that “the acid of the apples immediately started the gas out of their stomachs,” and they were soon able to drink some coffee and walk home. A similar method of “starting the gas out of the stomachs” of his men with acids had been tried by a third member, who, however, used vinegar instead of the acid of the apples. The fourth remedy mentioned was not an amateur device, but the prescription of a physician who was said to have on two occasions treated men overcome with wee injecting carbonate ef ammonia. Whe! this application was intended to “lubricate the breathing ap- paratus” or ‘‘to start the out of the stom- ach”’ we are not info. but it is not sur- prising to hear that the patient was ill for eight or ten days afterward. A much-disputed point, that of the relative poisonous effects of coal and water was touched upon by one of the speakers, who said that the effect of the inhalation of water-gas was ‘‘a very serious matter indeed” and Bigs ef different” from the effect of coal. In his practice extra precautions were en te dealing with water- }, and men did not recover from the effect of farcioare it for some weeks, It is not uncommon for the workmen of ipague companies, in looking for ives, to be over- ing to the accounts treatment to which they are subjected philanthropinte, they seem ar escape with nothing excel- lent resulta, which he attributed to the efficacy “lubricating that recovery Another gentleman had had On one oc- casion, when seven of his men were found in- D. C., —__WANTED_HELP. _| ____WANTEI ete ts oe a oe =H ak War Saar a + ieee aa ‘ae aed WASP aes OXCE-WHITE GIRL FO BUI NURSE Warts he ae Weieetok SHES, SPASM | tee Det.nw. (or amity of foaehe, wast Fr. ater nw. iv” A A STRONG. pee ay sha er ee SALES = MAN 81 77> DECEMBER 18, 1888. FOR RENT—ROOMS. WANTED—BOARD. __ ____FOR SALE SALE -LOT # ule 2. ea San ac HILL. sacl JOR SALE—1 LARox Foe ies DAPPLE TRON-GRAT sithout ee Oe fa, Washington. Wits Saas Fee cree ees A Pe SAR OR a. 15-4t ‘ANTED—WOMEN 8,810 TO we Wah bs ehe eee ae ‘926 F st. nw. Fe pote for sale the, following "‘W4XZED_G00D COACHMAN—AL80 BOY. pp a hors tt Tally-Ho Stables, O st, bet, Bibiana Wea: i “K att R = F- 2 fet TWO PLEASANTLY TED IMMEDIATELY LADY OF EDUC 4- Pan canaremnaniniee, st i] 6 wy 4 daily Tee Aboly 430 7th peat tr at* new Be “¥ ee goh oa wearer vey ANTED-LADY IN OUR CITY — DE t Lot, it; must be well recommended 3 to work. Address ORDER, Star office. 1t* le Lot, near Dupont starrlies a: At Ast at. ne. —513 H Ww. ros Pub ST. aS. ee Ft tect condi- WAXTED youNG MEN IN SEARCH OF EM. payed Hi 500. avon tare invited to attends Lots, 18x75, near M and 224 ste, at 61,35, KR RENT. —HANDSOMELY MELY FUR) PAR. Yo aay) eg fo All above are free and clear and will be soid on terms | Fir suite iy sane URFISHED PAR: fog at’? nib o'clock fore conference ou — Binge fa e ssiatters wenticinas Zhe return to republican rule mes increased pros. ae a “aire ‘and restored con! tinkering I EU i sf dices Sar Siete bas saying Washington can never be anything but seccial Washington prove viet ac ‘cltien of other countries Parts, Betlin, Lote | 2, ie of this cou bound to make Wash- remem are bound to make W: ei of water within limita is fairly O cents afoot today. ney mytats ay. rty in all parte re Property in all parte, of the city for sale at eran (0 FIRST-CLASS W. aaiee Skirt bande at «ny new arena lors, 1498 Let ewe = capit Son, an ae ‘exchanged. ra TENT-SUITE OF ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR, with E. gentleman and wife, or po children ; cchiliren {Teterence. . 1916 Nat. a are monthly, om in his pi localty a = old pa Feferences. Supt. Mig Box 1610, New Y vow York a /-m,tu-4w 7 ANTED_AN EXPERIENCED CH ae WM. T. OKI 70R SALE-SMALL BROWN HORSE, 10 YEARS We care of small guy. ut Rave good Rooms 3 and 4, sl Fat bw. 5 | eee ‘children f. 347 OOMS—SINGLE AND EN ‘modern bits ae Be hed or unfurnished ; ANTED—AT ONGE—TWO RELIABLE WHITE 7,14 to 17 years; first-class 3 alao,, jurses. HAMS, Oo0-0a2 Fs Fat. n.w. — be used by ES MASS. “AVE. BET. 20TH AND 218T iving call 1101 Tethat aw. al 7a ave. near N st, #5 7th and 18th sts. : eth Aoatas. adjacent’ to Conn. ave.; 3 lots, d_ave., near Conn. a1 front Cor. of Conn. ave. cand 20 20th st.: lot wrdeere . ‘T st, near N. H. Corcoran st.. Gouth. cost “40. ose. ever te ; cheap: 1 Library’ Fatile, cont @40, fine #18: 1 Ward: $5.1 Walnta top Chau as RK RENT—150 — euinagd 504 H STREET NORTHWEST— ie Soors, wit ie or without ‘board : oper a aren oF ‘and hou ‘Apply 3432 Pst. n.w. hes ‘ANTED_DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT _BU- reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white and colored, for all Kinds of domestic labor, for District and states, with references. — aq. ft. ne: “tre: lots 2091.50; 90c. ir Decem:ber bulletin of property for sale HAN F top ‘dea, cost 8 BS, als top desk, cost es sag a fot of sitpte st top and other y, two fine ladies ad irs, pigwon. cba ofice coutter, per sq. ft. Call for o in the city ‘ana’ suburbs. HILL & 301 = Li Phicntnns of "Pea ik SALE — LOTS ON 2 OR NORTH “gage Fe rs PITH, ‘AND ing of b, &c.; also a very fine Klaas front, cust $125, price ist st. n.w., bet. os rages Py 5 Home, near ew reservoi 2 ae 8 foot; one- third cash; balance 1, % and 3 ‘cent in- terest. Call for plata, i. BARBER EB, cor eth and F ste. z SALE BARGAINS VERY CHEAP, . FU SH. board, suit suitable for meen o wife, oF wpeleman gy 0 children baie en.” Meferences required. di-St° | © Fee RENT-RLEGANT ROOMS. (FINELY CAR- peted, furnished coger ts euighbie doctors ‘office. 728 pirth st nw. Fine RENT—THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED > FOR ar en on second floor ; hot and cold ROR SALE—ONE LARGE for Hight work; ‘pric SAW HORSE SUITABLE on 234 st. 22 ‘h: a STORM DOOR AND FRAME, rw price, EARLY, 603 Tath | 45 ne “ae Ser ond Franklin store, with cS Foner = a - 5-1 OR NT seat AVE, TWOLARGECOMMU- A very fine steel fire-piac ALE—ELIGIBLE im oR, TOOm ie WANTED- SITUATIONS. Frets Etter see eee auly to those without childrens references nae, Cont price ANTED-BY A SETTLED COLO! A|_41-1m* eat. Eins pxT_pooMs_rouxisurn oR UNFUR- race it hotel as bell bo; Ieee on kis fone ean er an entte: southern: call £24°D at. u.w., bet. 9 and LOo'cock am ing. FOE SALE_ONTY 810 MONTHLY For nds | ese tL Lote in Bomya. and your eof bof Gio. F HERNDON & GOu Atisntie Building eae tnt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, Ries situation aa drat clans waiter in, private family ; city reference. 1633 REN ESIRABLE SUITE OF ROOMS, lor and bed. floor; Eipatior a oman, first floor: suitable for & R SALE—BEAUTIFUL SHORT CORNER LOT, surroum The Ola Berlin Palace. Berlin Dispatch to the London Standard. The imperial tamily to-day removed from the Marble palace, Potsdam, to the Old Schloss, or Royal castle, Berlin, foc the winter season. The emperor came in the morning and the em- press and her five sons followed in the after- noon, The apartments which the imperial family will occupy comprise all the rooms in the old palace on the first floor, with som ditional rooms on the second floor, all looking to the Schloss platz. The old palane, with its great dome, situated at the city end of the Avenue Unter den Lin- den, has long been one of the most imposing edifices in Berlin, but for a very long time past it had ceased to be the town residence of the Prussian soverei Neither the Emperor William I nor the Emperor Frederick ever used it for that purpose. During their reigns this edifice has been chiefly given up to cere- monies of state—such as the reading of the speech from the throne on the opening of the reichstag and landtag—or to bulls and other festivals connected with royal mi ea and other domestic events connected with the Hohenzollern family. There being no other palace in Berlin eas: ity lable for the accom- modation of the fami. if iam TI, his ma- Jooty detormined to have part of the old palace renovated and refurnished for the purpose. The new furniture and internal decorations are all on a magnificent scale, some half million marks having been spent on them within the past few weeks. Thechief entrance is the near the Spree. A double flight of steps leads up to the first floor. From the landing here you pass through an ante-room into another apartment, where you find the aides-de-camp on duty in waiting. Next to this apartment is the hall of the standards, Sette an area of about 70 square meters, where the flags of the Berlin a are kept. It Py also known as the star ll, from ite white ceiling studded with gilt stars, Beyond this is the emperor’s working room, the walls of which are covered with costly brown leather, adorned with bouquets of flowers and aang with many paintings, near! i hag sea pieces, an méstly by Dutch artists. e_ onl; — tions are a very fine portrait of Frederic reat, and two other family portraits, by Hestnee Then follow the audience and conference chamber and the library, the furniture of which latter is covered with red leather. The walls are lined with beautifully-carved open bookcases, On one side of this room are two di of which leads to the dini oon other to the dra -room. -room is a large and splendid saloon, cay capable of com- fortably accommodating a hundred persons, The ceiling is adorned with bright paintings, surroun rich gilt rococo ornamentation, similar to t about the splendid Gobelin pestry that drapes the walls. From the drawing-room, luxuriously adorned with Gobe- line, you ee on to several sitting-rooms, and e royal ‘room, wl presents a may tafter dark owing to the electric fignt | ™ ‘ing tofteneathrough prepared Cheer Ad- ¢ _bath-room, with the join this room is a th in a niche, adorned with lovely Italian landscapes on Rorcelain pi plates from the Berlin — works, je whole of the imperial suite of apartments is at night brilliantly ‘ifuminated with the electric Mr, Jas. C. Morford, aged ninety-three, who was the last surviving member of the Arfocia- tion, of og Defenders of Baltimore, died there The fovt-ball cham; Behav ng bee dageen A che it. Sols col h defeated the Johns Hopkins Taoay Baltimore, by a score of 10 point one and the also give an ele itcher, a | time peng pte and q and Jas. if Hf ] fi on 16th st. n.w.: 43 convenient tot lines, Witsaan WHERE, TO GET PROFES. | by handsome tew rei ence, near He iso ate ac ae sional and plain Cooks, Laundress, Maids, room vestment: near | 5 Loe Butlers. Clix references. Inquire OWNER, 1538 Pierce Placeszi-3m* ERS a ear y= ak “aise joe attached—et DICK'S AGENCY, 613 7th aw. weigh abou ot ponte. den sale LS MONEY TO LOAN. a 4 WARTED-( PLACE TO DRIVE 1 FOR GROCER Jen, or tg bea drewan good city reference call | > = Ce] between 9 and 10 mh, 1708. at. SHEPHERD. ‘ONEY TO BB%00,. ar ANTED BY AT YOUNG LADY WHO WRITES 5,000, ‘rapid, hand Boat cote fer- (OR RENT—1720 H 7208 ST. NW, NEAR METRO; gnces given: RINE, burs, GEO. oe aN, politan Club, handsomely furnished rooms on —- Wan m county, Vi Care Successor to Witiaker & Jordan, and second floors; board if desired; convenient to cars, Tay eA NTED-AT | HEADQUARTERS — Po ae oR SALE PIAN = aca reas, Laundress, YEARS A’ R HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ANOS AND ORG. bg ag inkeraces eae 85, 000 00 Eesti AT 6 PER CENT ON lye Apply 815 15th st. n.w. dI2-0t" By tie Butlers. SAM'L-A. COO! a1 W, HANDY, .. Bargain J ANTED — BY A COMPETI a15-1w aw. 9 inches , situation as Butler or V1 'TLER, Star office. geencen irom BU Pita » gi eam: Se Bal, pSt4 I ATIONS 7 iT F. Bie cl men,” seul jos, washers. 36 HOSE WHO MAY NEED MONEYS! me oF. M. BURNHAM, 630-632 ae eats oe bey 3 the inevitable woRET OULD a NTED— PY A YOUNG. LADY, WAITING ite 544 per cent in London, 75 w ‘minute), ‘or copyi Sew. yore. 3 per cent. Over 5,800,000 Ps m., oltser home or st olice, Address aaa Lene in week. and more to f th repeating acti gain No. 3,one new U Soumer Pane nw. Pianos for rent. ocl3-m JOR SALE—PINE , BREED PUG PUPPIES, TALK: on | Fr Parrots, and designs for Grave tone. made of metal foliage and borcelain ft SCHMID'S Bird Store, 315 12th st aL. Fess sire areolar HOLIDAY BAR Wis BY gr ee oe @noceRy Ww. clerk—situation War work f¢ pou RENT-1510 8 ST. N. HANDSOMEL ¥- anus, en suite oF inele, Ala, bright new. Table board: near bear Metropelitan Ch Chiband state Department: refer: afseat! TICAL MARKET GARD- atuation sa foreman on small fern or ear. + ee pie el n2s-1m* den. Address J. HENERY, Anacostia, D. aioet sock Keios asad infest $30,000, "8 ‘Seattle (Wash, es RENT_19 10) IOWA, CIRCLE THREE com er.) cent school Di JAMES. MID- nicating Rooms, with private bath, wecond floor, rANTED- FAMILIES DESIRING F FEL Zet),6.per cent school Dis 6 MT vate bath 1d two communicating ‘those having chil erences exc Fem RENT_TWO OR THREE VERY a it and bac! cating rooms. second floor ; red will And them st J. 8 BURGESS’, 936 4. Orders by postal promptly attenc MONEY, 70, LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- sicmamonmee Sg to. ais-6r Se sim JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 Fst._ WASTED JOHN F- BROWN 15 NOW LOCATED at 1523 Pat n.w., where he is to far- od, honest, and reliable servants, : SALE—ONE \ NE Wi . Foe se ERY Fr BRE STER & LAN: splendid aa ese complete outht 81, Ende the ‘short first-class servants condition Taree Sam of be oF hag” horns, Fi ‘will find it to their advantage to cal early and Bands: good style and Foor bar 00d, permanent homes. 162: Fat nw. 7 eine +h very pear 0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN | SUMS + gee “iors to suit ts at lowest rates of interest : no delay wi vie ‘0. C. GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. WANTED ROOMS. ISHED ROOM WITH BOARD ONEY 70 LOAN— VY "part of the me; moderate price; beat of refer- In gums to pore mal eta - ent . exe R RES Waxtzn.0n, ZASARL ERE OR FOUR} 48-1m A OR SALE—TWO BROUGHAMS, TWO COUPES, keg ing in gorihweat ‘Address, with’ ‘ONEY TO LOAN — $12,000, 98.00, 9 5,000, RENT SHOW — WINDOW 4 AND, PART OF pak levies. in good onder and light: ie a Ey ea ec ee ris oe tlemen's ‘Loans and Insurance, cor. ‘business. Address BOW-" WINDOW, 14th at. and’R. 4p ADVARCED TO Wir aarar ROOMS FOR, = ny part of the city: alao fur- l_heated rent #001 iG AGENCY. Eid vine nw. dis WAXTED-aave. A PART OF YOUR RENT | ar desirable ‘rooms. ta Seatabie YooaliSen Be HivGhINe a'Co. 1341 Fat 5-3t WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—BY <A PHYSICIAN SUITABLE Oftices or Unfurnished House on or in vicinity of Tyee Aire PETBIC Ww" Star office. R RENT —ONE OF THAT ROW or] xEW itores, 1808 ie i Dw. suitable for is ‘ 142 ee BUY HO! ng time and no buy s home. SMITH & IBBALD, 620 F at. n.w. pa ESTATE INVESTMENT. ee $20,000 ,000—TO LoaN 000 ON REAL ESTATE. S00. {™m28) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ee $1,000, 21500, (84.500, AND AND to suit,’ Lowest ra Fr HOLTZMAN, ‘Atorney 21 ¥ st. nw. oR, a LAP RC in the city : F onveR. SH ALE—f BANDSOWE Ti ALE—A HANDSOME DOUBLE HARN silver mounted ; very cheap. or “oo isa | Eee ae aie IF SOLD 1 LD AT ONCE. ‘ONCE, | Lyay aiihand ene ae ane SALE—WE ARE THE igre CHEAPEST ailee. | Large stoc winter ¢ anu Pi ‘Call and soe sto ness, Apply to. W. BP. MYERS & SON, 1 = Sar ABER STORE a DW southtast corner of 10th and O sts. nw. fontaine 10 rooms coms and all modern feng: aril, Feat as a whole ‘per IN DANENHOWER, 1115 Fst. conveni- 1229 Est. nd-3m separate if desired F IAN, Star office. mepth, Ww 'ANTED—WE ARE UNABLE TO SUPPL) ‘demand for desirable furnished tod unfuroiabed Houses Owners of such should vee us. ae we have tnd not walt for them to rest sions. ok. P HUTCHINS & CO. 1821 Fst uw, EW ee Ae F: : of match horses 16 pair match bays, 15 bands and 1 inch mile in 3 minutes: 6 driving horses, to JOHN SIMMON’S Stable, $11 12th st. n. fos Sales SLE R RENT PLATE GLASS FRONT NEW Hs a5.3t ~~ Saiee TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS 8 AT = — =. ANTED—TO BUY AS AN INVESTMENT, A Mi — TO suIT = oF 10-room Brick House, tion, jowest GeO W LINKING. i FS site Beh BR SESE | See eee mwas, | PRSRL PERRET! LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND her oes at onent mice stmt ode F. BEOWN, Real Estate 0c4-3m 1106 F st. aw. ONEY LOANED, IN SUMS TO SUIT, FOR M 10, 15 or 20 pears ts. In ‘cas y 3 it POO] 1 painted. "MD, PECK, Boon ue FRSes rr Bs oT TT Fat. nw. =| Ee py Boston Dry Gove Bote, ete 11TH Pooe tithee a, Wits Hawes ot all grades to rent to customers. than we ean supply. Also houses 307 Fete new. \7-1m am aE WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Ny ANTED-—WASHING TO DO AT HOME BY A colored furnish Et rence. mgs 2342 Tih wt. ‘awe opposite Howard Unie: we Waa ra PORE 1909 G st. n.w. por ior LAS—GIVE, oo a ited Eoeee where there ts placed’ set of Anpletosts — |= each qending the whole salres 00: Diderent editions, all prices. = x cm, GiLS-SEW AND SECOND-BAND PERCH it. BW. i Pani FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. D BRICK cue IN REAR ¢ Fai rete says “thatin ING & WA’ A uM” ree aT THE Low EST eatin OF Sp INTEREST ais y AxTED_70. BUY A THORQUGHBRED NEW: ndland Pup. Adadreen wi : lars, KEWFOUNDLAND, Stat oftice. ie Wi ED-VISITING RING CARDS, 7 750, PER _HUN- Wired, W ‘dies, lo KERVAND'S 1010 Poateyivaniocve: ey dia ime aie ELL—5,000. Tg ae ary Lowe: Tangent tamcrup Saas Store, 12th st., mw; room for *3PScoum" Jentonder, ‘For terms at. REAL Ba au22 * ‘THIS DISTRICT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F sta. n.w. . woe Bows eae G00! excel- CURING NEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, at aia eS 4 F st. ow. a ty | pomer no moar ox REAL ESTATE AT LOW- iG 4 ANB | sp24 Successor to DARERHOW ER & 80) ‘Furai Me sere, Mf YOUNGS: ciaslmnare ait COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Wao BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH LOTS: si, RoatetaT beeng aes | Paes eee Be ities 1115 Pst. A iT tresses Bade Over 17-38 FS RENT—A NEW 1416 “ ot nw. room; ail {iets ww aa 2 reward if re Seen ae 1] small AB } 234 4478 St, Lats S| eee ieee fv ey ot. nw. et BS THE = BEAUTIFUL RUST, 1008 Fein. PERSONAL.