Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1888, Page 4

Pose ‘i f= ‘a 3 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C# THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1888. REPRESENTING THE SHAH. FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ FOR SALE—LOTS. =J Feb rer EET | PS ee a ‘on ope of our ‘tab 3 re ites, |RSS Mane an Ge ME NEW BAY-WINDOW | dite z x Te ‘and bath, with ave. new. i a eae During the two months the Persian minister Plenipotentiary hae been in this country he has learned to speak English so that he can 'ANTED—A SMART, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, ~ ————— a cannot speak it fuently, as yet, but, what is instead of taking the, 0 Watgretedtrens te searte A Fy; Org Set CORFES OF TTR ARD very unuyual in foreigner, he keepe within | Angers ted lnnghe Tost oh ies noes batt PA eg oud babi bats wil sdb tors few irae his limited vocabulary and avoids errors, com- a weeeaeaTn kas office. ae | a “eo pubeuhe 3 7 mon even among Americans, There is s pecu- pe tad WAXIED- +H, Boa KO Kg 9 For § \AIN—LOT ON THE East liar grace in his speech that makes him | A War Department Messenger Precipi- | dress or apply 1518 Gst. n.¥. 1° ee. 8. eee A RECOM- of rare intelligence and Building. 3 a ea ae ‘decorated stalls: te Gok will probably take high place in diplomatic vee Ww. GRD MANS AT DRE | Sues WA RAS wa Belapbope, 4 society. Being the first representative ppp apap sore armas crap ae aki Besse apereton Apply 815 Gat. TED see a of the Persian government in this coun ORLY 4 SHORT TIME AFTEAWARD—HIS J4' = = - bu try, there has been a ouriosity among| BR0KEN DURING THE FALL. A Ge Urghiaw a seals ona it | many people to see what this man from a far- Michael Keating, messenger in Mr. Selter's “ie “PHS CBRL Sohne ae. = ier ave permlied thu aro seed tent eriaon af the edjutant-goneral's oftce, came | W asf umist witi houevak. doa wagster | ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. Promsané conversationslist | He spears. man tated from the Fifth Floor of the Big | WANTED 4, RE wa accomplishments, ot. nw. SALE—VERMONT AVE. NEAR OR BA THOSE FIVE BEAt % é Spasttae Cana UATE ae aa omens | FPS SUE INOS OTE BEAUTE ot Tatis Sig" Tarte eet at tage | ET ee APCS, .. — ind n, For particulars HERRON & RAMES. Fe SALE_A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CORCORAN ¥ tnckes LE—BRICK HOUSE QN RE ts ow, Hagapebire ave, 20 fect Heal Eatate Brokers, | Mc! salar Faas om “St | JROR SALE_CHEAP_TWO LOTS AN A i AND CELLAR | J* house on Sth st, near Hat. ne, ony #2 . Rear H st. care; east and south- jot 40x11 to alley, 84% @2i-1w* aha " provementa, Je be ; I. Mr. Joseph Clark, who is a cousin of the bounds of courtesy. to work this morning in s very pronounced | n.w. Le = — terme. ‘6-rvomn Brick, all modern imy {on sale GREP Hemator Hisarat i aaa gorat of the house, but | of ‘notion that the new minister represents | state of intoxication, and was ae ANTEDCTIN ROOFER, READY FOR WORK, Fresh sns several ous’ souta fet mainry front 1gth at aw $2500, groom, hall bey Pe SALE CREAR A FEW, BWALL Lore turns to N is wee! r_in the | savagery a current. They look | chief, to home until ‘ wee {ee ennetated: eapeees Erick: ‘east tron ‘Sth at. 5 S-room brick, Siie soheen Irs, Hearst will have with her Madame ‘upon hima ac they m: t oe he was sober exchanged. 11: TT nw. 437-3t" it as deStcte® season upon « barbarian, and ANTED—IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. Parreda, whose husband was minister here for | talk about his dees oad wieonere without unk | 08128 are on the top floor of the War depart- |W: competent servants, one for general housewor! iE, TWO COMMUNIGATING ROOM! Peru during the administration of President | regard for politences. Asa matter of fact, be | ment building in the northwest corner, and at | tle other for gurse nat chanberve Addn wit | POS Hee saltable for housekeeyiug: bath, bot lot T2s100, M st. awe $000 THOR 3 STALEY. | _ mpage Se a) RAE BESS Oz7-St_ TOR SALETINE 19 ON OST, NeaR NS YOU WANT A NEAT. COZY fe ave. Fine op 16th st, near t. Frout of 51 wages expected, L. 8., Btar office. 1t* | andcold water ou same pictions pant SALE — IF 2 | feet on bear sat doc. Lote tn square Lincoin. hey own place in News | Lighees ened .tentleman, # soldier of the | shout 12:16 o'clock Keating started to descend | 7 ren_4 CAPABLE WOMAN FOR GENERAL | moderate 1iSSdat now * ene 1ooatigp; gent | TM home-its hou tn the northwest ook at boc ox | {5 Zoe AS Wetiatoiin, Ld? PS port. "Mra Darrede ‘will being an invalid | ealltenct the repcesentative of om anctrianed | stay snr my co ni Way home. Ashe took the STSSTS Yas PSR" | ROR, BENT. SURAT MANDSOMELY, FOR, | muh MA sory tiowu ston, Nace nd Premed — Gaughter fo Philadelphia for wreatment ands country. In manners 1 ho differs little from | tse rating to the flour Ave etaies, below: tne ‘WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL | if dette wil eat puor. WLCIStG a. 5 pp cea Fdecsestod wells ; Ber in Washington, for whom Mrs Hearst will | Germam the Rusia, oreahe Austisns "The | distance being between 7S and 80 foot,’ He Mn ne © AC” | 32OR RENT—UNFURNISRED noo, vse oF | 20. =. german in February. Mrs. Hearst has | dress he wears is the uniform of the first gen- | struck the floor on his back, making a sound | \WANTED—A GOOD WHITE WOMAN TO COOK | A’ bath and gus; caterer convenient; private family. te oxy Daay oamaner. She took a of | eral of ‘the Persian erm , and there is nothing | like a heavy door falling fiat, ‘which ate hoard Wan ‘assist in general housework; only tl 1008 New Ha Bt! fampshire ave. 3 ti r eal 0} i M ~ : N st. 85,000. friends, to visit, Yellowstone park, and they | more peculiar about it than there is about the | in all parteof the northern end of the building. | fg" gi s‘Bin stone wees PO Bo WN SG HO | OR RENT LANGE FURNISHED gOMS WITH | price $12.00 initia “ote etn traveled through Montana an Rene! aes ——— of an —— general, unless, per- UROONSCIOUS UNTIL HE DIED. Wi STED-A WHITE an “GIRL GEEMAN 1 3 PRE a yeare: or all adjscent to Conn. a fo ft \t small ._. Refer- ENT — CEASAN' r Se SE SES eee ping ethan on the basement fone eid | ene cute” Sppivit bet Batt. tobe” | PPSMESE stool FRMTO EES yt ERR roe eae opened her town house in October, and gave thi t Keating did not move a muscle after he ‘ANTED—A WHITE NURSE, WILLING TO GO for two gentlemen; private family; terms moderate: ae0-er neve: Hote at 1 Pyrat, series of receptions, musicales and small din-| 4 Stax reporter called to-day at the legation | struck the tiles, although he breathed for some to Rockville, Ma. Tefereuces 424 tusette ave. Dw. ~ si eve. Siots, hers. Mrs. Hearst will not. be at home to call- | Fesidence, 1825 M street, and had an interesting | tine without ae : NT — LARGE E-RARE BARGAIN — 02,375 — SIX evidence of consciousness. R RENT —LARGE FRONT ROOM, GOOD bric! ‘BA bay-window » ae = " room ‘k, northwest, ted at : lots 20x91.50; 90 ers on the first Thursday in January, as she | conversation with the minister concerning his | Great crowds of clerks flocked to the stair- ANTED "HOUSEKEEPER FOR HOTEL: MUST | 7 geng.0EPaprneneer or light Dusinose; seo large ee slate inte tol supe. wath ley bulletin of property for auld will take that day to make calls, but will see | country and the of the Persian goy- | way rotunda as the news ead, and ropes | whore iant employed “Adress Box 14% Sear oflce. s}0R RENT—A GENTREL PARTY OF THREE | looses. J Bea bh™ | in the city and suburbe, callers on the 10th, Vith and Sist, omitting the | ernment im establishing © mission bere, “Al | were stretched around the. pillars in the bie. | "RSC zs : _ | Fsiuite gentleonan ad ite sth antenser Bee | on ast ARON FRAME HOUSER cts | arses mild. 9, Poneto. 24th because of her ball that week. She went | though the minister could readily make him- | ment to keep the people away from the man, | ({MyANTED —AT 1143 CONNECTICUT AVE. formed, can pecure handsomely furnished roous with tag Daighhesnd tr the nee ni 503 Penn, ave. over to New York city to-day, to be absent until | self understood, his vocab is necessarily | as he lay with barely perceptible signs of life. Srat-clans Waist Trimmers, “No others need ap- | Tro gam heatr atrictiy Seipished. pear | month. le r 8s per ie—eLiGinLe 2 | Pk SalEeGiaLE BUILD ne Fitren tia si See aces aS 4i-1m* FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS t circle; steam a B ar office ‘Tithe perfect. drena Box 30, aildrese b eit Bast Captital Btation Sunday. somewhat limited, and for the sake of con-| The police and the coroner were summoned | PY. s 6-2t—_ | dress Eg ow ience_h ided by his secretary who | immediately, the former arriving with an am-| WANTED — AT 1143 coNNuCTIOUT ave | S—o~> .. e aee ea x ees cea Biches pteapeptling tid beets —. mea ke English fuently. "The pst has | bulance rea Keating, however. had dieda Winds to work on Tdibe Sabie anode" | Hitumished totes: satinee Fo Sales NICE HOME OX BROWN STREET (NTED— #-AGED OR i : mn ; convenient Mount Pi z . return to this country the latter part of Janu- | leased the house he resides in and the purpose | few moments before, and his body was covered tee ee ee = ‘OuNGES TRISH to bath , private family ; Teferences exchanged. Pagticulare Flcamnat: pace $7-3a i oy ed uw. Wie mexrrorn, 1L4Shy Fat Bear stop estwar is to establish a permanent mission here. He | with a desk-cloth, ‘The remains were placed See Re a ee | Eg ‘ hi ‘ = ie hecie Mr Hearst, pledhinatar smiled when ing of the curious notion | in the ambulance and ee SUAS REA FIRST OLARS Pon ENT tO St Nw THREE BEAU SALE-BARGAIN—O PER CENT INVEST. | JOH SALE NICE BEDROOM AND oTuEX FU En his hurried trip to Europe by » fellow jour- | some oe here appesred to have about TAKEN TO THE MORGUE, W ictor; welts oto sie’ cooks, maida gurtes | floor: ll improvemeaix with qua and a pa - Tea iB Roo eal : gesidence. | ai7-3t" sia Cuame 6.2, nalist from San Francisco. Persia, “Why,” he said, “civilization does | snd in about ten minutes the coroner arrived. Sra ees, eta cromes, ond others Fn BOO muse Row: ef. encmangen. _ O07. st, 43250. OWNER, 1538 Pierce Place. PCE SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF The reception at the Metropolitan club this | not end with the English language. Germans, | Wii 10 discovered what hed been done he F ricodineteningtn i atin tc Bivens H BOARD, AT 1016 MASSACBU. | 7-0 SALE OR RENT—5 COSY 7.HOOM BRICK | Pork teri tine oO RAND Pe 00d) and Persians are civilized. ‘AETED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT _BU- We, D.W,. very nicely furnished Room, second | JH'Y ieee Gee SFT Fe BES | civen tor selling. Apply 408 Shc ee afternoon is an informal opening of the house | ‘The earliest civilization was in Persia, Its | grew excited and used vigorous language, but Sipura ee cereepans = front tos desirable Pereon, ab STS | gaend 40 Dat ee. inquire on premises ort owner, Fok 3ALE-Girar—a PoLDINe Doon sem for the inspection of the wives and daughters | antiquity, as you know, is great. Many of our | finally made his way to the morgue. Sid eva, with Faferencea. 717 M sf. n. w. oe20-13w" (OR RENT—1995 NEW YORK AVE = on a22-lw | K* proof Safe, medium lange; ala i ond. havi of the members. There will be no reception | antiquities are prized by the whole world. Part| Keating's jaw, several ribs, and the back of | so',avee ERS FOR PROF. caRIST- | F'Suu tuntahed sont hone hows ik nee reall erick eee NORTE SI BAVE TWO | Sco to ecll behets dena Te aeeementa, anc committee and no collation. The ladies will be | of vour language comes from us. ‘Father, | his skull were shattered, but there was not s| WAkRo Newbee Pact Sratem of Prose | per iionth, including hest and gas, “A gentleman of fast be told ce eee we, anger teak, VOR | BO Sor So yee? mn or time, Abdre oe ee sister they. ave the same it | drop of blood visible. It is thought that he | sid Carmnt, CNAME, Te yee cated | Suet Se Ee a GH AEGON ew, | ot eee OAD aw. = ments, now com ersian. Some one asked me music, | struck some projection on the stairway on one fi ; the system taught by eeee IND FLOOR; ~ SALE—HOUSES—A _BARGAIN-I HAVE the fire of last spring. ‘Ob, do you like music? the question was asked | way to, the botom ‘wach shattered fier oe | Heme eae, SRE o2mt nth, front; furpished. wit hoard for to, $55 ven. siuall Mouse fat Both Washington oll | ara prises Mrs. Whitney, assisted by Mrs. Gouvernenr | in . Why, of course, we have music. | bone. The body as seen in by those in === = Est.nw. 4 Perey Very cheap, Must be sold at once. JOR SALE — PATENT RIGHT — EXCLUSIV Morris, of New York city, held s brilliant re- | We have all those that are common to | the different corridors described several slow] WANTED—SITUATIONS R RENT-905 8TH @T NW. ROOMS FUR: Sot i ee eas | Kinght for Maryland and District of coluubie, ception yesterday afternoon. civilization the world over, You have the | circles and there appeared fo be 20 stg a aaig aaTE WOM Cathe. boned eek oe imouto quick elite sic pee, a ee or ere, a itrument was invent yy e@ deceased was put -five years of ANTED—BYA N = juare, returned in thirty days. oom No 18, 1006 Afra, Dickinson woe sevisted by Mise St. Clair, | ‘Persian many years ago. You get it from us, age and leaves wife in very delicate health. | VWs rises oe ca‘eren in privaie family.or tgqgout | _o27-3t is Bao SPEN ts howe of AT amend 8 pa of Detroit, in grecting ber many, friends, her | We call it ‘organon,’ from that you get ‘organ.’ | The death of his only children, s eon and s | SIME Uy day oF 27-2 | PR oreo ANT Gy FURNISHED ROOMS, NG GALEE-T WO On Tae ne 55 Gale —_*s after 4 and continuing | “Our military bande will greet every. foreign daughter, daring the past year, it is said, led | [.\ 75> aa HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS | Womelens Dna at reduced rates, beam BOE SA2 50. 0F THE BEST RIDING HoRst until after dar! set in. guest with his national air. to his drinking habite, Shick proved to be the | WARZER AT HE nig, Waitress, Taundress.and | fully large . second floor front, 9th These horses will be exchanged for lumber > Mrs, Endicott is in Salem, Mase.,and Mrs. & REVIVAL OF YOUTH. cause of his death. Runes Seem Men Weitere, Cooks. Coachmen, | st. ness 1, $25: "rartisied tad enftinished™ a unimproved Pieterodce ae Sid'were maling cain 7 7™* Mitow Bey-| Porsaiad ite youth tn antiquity, pawed| PANERA” WELSHMAN y ANTED-ENOWN WalERE, 70 qe PuoraS | “agigreteoels To BTALAY ECO, thd Pet were - fursea, | Pose snare CERTIFICAT EOF 8MITY cycle stock at $2.00; 200 is to suit: also Poeutuatic Gun Carriage, Gattet Park wn ou ks, CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1006 F st. now. into old age, and has now the revival of youth pense VV sional and plain Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Ni 4 SS = PARLOR AND ALOOVE OR anit Senator Payne has arrived in the. city | cain, the modern, as the ancient Persians |Some Historical Facts About the Noted Tagen sashes BIOS AGENCY ois ai, Fe | FOR RENT-LARGE PARLOR AND ALCOVE ON ms on second floor, with ‘erm: skillful is board; corner 36th st.; south front, 1637 P st. nw. | W.,b.b, 7 Ex aakiataae callers on Thursdays in January. are famed for their and artistic work- Explorer. = Ee Gan | 287-86 ™: 1 T's Snow's Alley, FO Saat var ae a P manship. For many years Persia lay indolent — WANTED BY A RES! CT. R RENTOFOUR 57 wf b., ar. —— Mrs. James E. Campbell will have with her | in oid age. The time of youth came| The reopening of the discussion as to the girl roman ss cook and irl as cham Fone NTS COMMUNICATING UNFUR. | ooib pAb, clerant driving outdt, consisting of a handac ene Dae engnere 0 Se back and the nation is now at a progressive pe- | real location of Stanley's birthplace started a | tT i310 Comnteticut ave, 7 ee) aaTae | housckeepings rent moderate, 1808 Hat wir dudes | eave or nadie, Rnd wate form ayes drive's very vis, whose home is in Deer Par! in the blossom romises a fine x are 4 OR RENT — A FUR! J | fine falling top Buggy, made to order, Md., in the summer, and in Baltimore in the | harvest. It is in that state which offers the | ST2 Teporter on a buntfor Welshmen resident ee EE a eB Pg | Ladies’ Poactot, wet Bie situcle harivenn, winter, and Miss Lizzie Elkins. second daugh- | most inducement to enterprise and commercial | im thiscity. Halfadozen of them knew but | ,1,, *Zahousiile Position inequie te With, particu: | cluding leat, yaa beth: also two comsutuicatung fur- esbic | VATE STABLE ter of Mr. Stephen Elkin, of ers Pui | activity. We have railroads, telegraph, tele- | little of the traditions which have attached | lars, Box 154, Star oftice. = auik _ | mighed co sno children. 906 10th st. a.w. 3.00) Sr ade Rear 1519 k st. iw. Bessie Campbell is at home from New Yor! hone, and electric light. Our capital is | themselves to Stanley’s birth, but at last one WaAxsrep By ‘A RESPECTABLE tE GIRL, TST Re . 404 city for the holidays. larger ‘ken Washington. In the summer ithas | was found who had pail interesting ‘tones S situation to go general housework in Dany R RENT—2020 Ly ST, |. W., LARGE WELL. Lb. Or. : furnished rooms, L., Star office. Mrs. Wallach and her daughter, Miss Emily peeps of 200,000 and in winter 300,000. Say, eta, floor, single or communicating - F tion, “Henry M. Stanley,” said he, ‘is a | Address Box, Staroffice, At . rallac! mal gas for lighting the city and the water are “ a ‘RES! “ABLE. ‘LED = : sad = pony Bohr jooking, bpecbon ert there eset, | paid for by ae goverument. Great sttention | Welshman. I saw in yesterday's Stax,” he oon | WY TRON, & aitntn tack: teeaee FOR, RENT-THREE, UNFUR: their recent trip abroad. i paid to educational nny tae our king, | tinued, “that the people in England are again | given. Please call’st 1326 New Hampshire org, BF | p oiiugd floor: heat sud Miss Lucy Corkhill, who is Mrs. Justice Mil- | 8018 man of noble mind, bas marked discussing the explorer’s nationality, and as I | X°cards. 3 nished, ¢7 pots = ae single, furnish: n grate, B50. ‘eu reign of more than forty years by great strides WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED and Ktichom for entire atthe Heat gud sn, Fanl: | 238° bal Leohoha —BICYOLE, “PSYCHO,” ®115 be seen between Y aim. and 4 southeast corper N.Y. eve. and 15th «t. | Fe SALE—TWO VERY FINE ENGLISH MOCK img y kn hing of his boyhood, el omg Too! Gan be seen at 1238 Sath oc ae, NAP ed Se ir ra ew somet! of 10 , you sre wel- ti hambermaid a in _pri- geooet Ans dd = a foe rnndinoghts, bas rturned_ to she sity. | Proghen, a cosbiaatiy Droadened wade: | come to the facta, Stanley's mother was w gor | oe fely sen ive aegis reference Tan Yh | hog iver wal take ENE TMP SOW SAGE | Shes ily a peton ot tp reper omy TOR SALE A, BANGATN — TOF PLATPOK Miller's daughter in Iowa. fended. the personal liberty of the citi. | vant-girl in a public house at Wrexham, in | "%2-"- aT RETENT AND RELIABLE FOR RENT 0 JOWA CIRCLE, THREE COM. | the Istand 16th. (d21} “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. - | aiso'nct burucsn, ‘Stabic tear SE18 Kat nen B26 Mrs. Whitney will entertain a gay party of| zens. The king is especially desirous of | North Wales, and was apparently a very re- Girl, s situation as housemaid, waitress or bothin | and two communicating Rooms, third floor, furnished’ EGRSALE TINE DWELLING ON RLAV..g21,000 Fk SALES HAVE A LOT OF OLD But young people at s german this evening. And | extending railroad building. ‘The railroads we | spectable woman. " She was quict and retiring | gfraciam fauily; best cty reference. hddteae 4. B. Mose having children dr servants need not apriy, ret: | 4y,Five Dwelituc on X « and Bresson suitsble for Cialstney Poeeets ows she has sent out invitations fora lecture upon | have now may be termed merely specimens to | in her disposition, and was rather looke | 5+? sete ee — Dea Wagon eed tesriage, Inquin of hte Peon uette to be given by Mrs. John Sherwood, | illustrate their advantages and to induce na-| ing. Her name was Ann Rowlands, It was po Ape d mee eg ‘OR, RENT TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ave aaa iew York city, in her drawing-room, on | tive capital to go into such enterprises. It is | somewhat of a surprise when it became known governess, in nice family; will make herself u a Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Sherwood remains | the desire of our li that railroad lines shall | that she had given birth to a son Freeraly ‘useful ; country no objection. Address E. tance from eee and open fires; tore E Address Bor 5; Star office 2 here for the New Year ceremonials. traverse the country clear scross in both direc-|She hed never been conspicuously in ice. 236-3 eae ate. A Box 5 zx R RENT—709 STH ST. N. eae a EVERYTHING tions, so as to shorten distances and bring the | anyone’s com; and such an ‘event was en- ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS new, elegantly fi ingle or en suite; poate inbein rr beter spending | commercial pointa closer together. Foreign | tiisly aalocked fore The Tittin wens asia, | Wash iraitors, maida, Rurves, housemen. laun; | modern conveniences ferred. 20-01 aa Fees shane & few weeks wi ry — ae est | “IT* | capitalists are anxious to enter into these en- | however, have been soon forgotten and for- | faciiticn Fit. BURNHAM, O10 Oth st. n.w, bet, 1 FRB BENT EURNISHED SUNNY B, Yaxpow 1 house on part of it; | A. a _ aes — York | “@*PFises, but it is scarcely what we want thet given if the name of the boy's father had only | snd New Yorkave. __‘__aia-6+_| front oom, $10; also Hall Room, @9. 203 Gat Pr epee chy yeeterday afternoon for a hort stay. | Guise seek Sayles tartan Terra ease | amma, buat woe never made publi b siesta nue cay une, See. | RYE RENT. 1007 Logaer: wie gupre or | Foubl ir Bate, eae | a Alfred de Chalarede, the Swiss min-| We would refer Americans to have interests { her child. It was generally believed, however | Hand" 3a0. iu tin, Cnt cae devon Arse Hoon City | zoom single Room oa Sd Aecr: with’ board aa one B GALE OR EXCHANGE-TEN ROOMS, 3: Steinway Square Pianos poner Dr. a ‘You in Ainerien do net 4 is T be ‘ftoe ted in the possip | #92 Oftice and récep) ion. roo! Gersate’ | cee - noe ae i bew; finely fnished: cabinet y ister, has located for the winter at 2014 Hillyer | Persia You or not know what (and ve oO! participat e Bt Intehugence Ofice, 90 Louisiane eve, SHACKL St st 3 antels: heated throughout: first-class ; situated n.w.; xchange for smaller new; tully wi ghee jor will y rarran! ‘scuses. Address | bouxlit away’ off from cost elthé? for cash or tine, to have to against your neighbors. You | over the matter), that the paternity belonge 749 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., TW dod by the Atlantic on i d = RE! % are one side andthe | to a reputable cil named Rowlands—s man large communicating tooms, furnished Mr. and Mrs. A. L, Barber are spending a on the other, You are free em the of geen t i tlemen preferred ; al9-6r" Special holiday bargains in new Uprictit Pianos and bedroom; gent ~ | all styles of fancy wouds at fectory prices and few days with Mrs. A. H. Walker. On Thure- and dangers arising from lose prox-| momine after the birth of the ciild Rowlands | ——— VW ANTED—BOARD. _| tired: — FATES | "Special targaine and big indncessente for wn day they go to “Oak Lawn” as the guests of | fi , like in Europe and Asia, You are inde- | moved away from Wrexham, and, it is said, ANTED—BOARD, WITH THREE BED-ROO! FSvricht and plouaut ear 4th THE PIANO EXCHANGE NEW WAREROOMS, Mr. and Mra. E. C. Dean. seas; having aot" Gad ampere rivalry. | went abroad; but before he left he supplied | Ny, £or three alults and twochfldren. terms must § Park. ir. bes Lis aiaeet. a a20 013 Pa ove, Mrs. T. R. McCann, of Brooklyn is visiting Peraia hasa astanding — of : wang — Un- | Ann —— — = of Seen — a Fo RENT_TWO NEWLY HANDSOMELY, FUR- 1 Sr bry et. Ist, fai ; vilized tenance ished Rooms, parlor and bed-room : su! or bet. ih ne ab shah street northwest." Wu **| "Nay rae vunion was srranuineao, | forsorerdfeare When the boy was aboat| __WANTED—ROOMS, _-_| gratisuan aud'yik af"ted“ecodanet™atintat | Jota Wataad Boo Fein. ‘dis 4 five years old his mother was taken seriously | —— qe d26-3t* sig QR SALE—THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 1022 pe Les Precieuses Ridicules have no meeting | We have diplomatic relations with nearly all ill; I'think she bad typhoid fever. The littls ‘ANTED—FRONT ROOM ON 8! FHO0R, * : Vermont ave. n.w., with stable attached. For terme 3 I ; I'thin! . vunband, wife hil —pouBLE 5 aes - . LE—GREAT BARGAINS this week owing to the holidays. nations, We had ministers plenipotentiary at | ony was cared for for several days Dy the | ove wah des Bax Oo Bans oles staging loos | Fo: RENT, 7 DOUBLE FARLORS, | SECOND | and permission to inspect, apply to GUBLEY BROTH: 1G. WILD& BHO. The state dinners and receptions to be given | all the great courts before we established these neighbors (many’s the slice of bread and but- | tion and price. d27-3¢ for offices or ight business purposes, or wi ish = the President and Mrs. Cleveland will be as | relations with America, It was not the desire | ter he’s had in my house) and then both ‘ANTED—THE EARLY PART OF JANUARY TWO | forsuitebletenant. aes Thiows: ‘Tuesday, January 1, President's recep- | of Russia, Germany, Austria or England that | mother and child were removed to the work- | VY Rooms furnished, for light housekeeping, price cating Rosas Ree arte cio, | a5 Sue Beer National Museum, 12x 66r100, BSE foot tion, 11 a.m. till 2 ma. Thareday, January 10, | we should establish a missionin America, The | house. Just about that time I moved down to . i! Sn bentepeny aur noten apeeeer rth, large square? 3 280, ate aap ——— a a cabinet dinner. turday, January 12, movement was disco It is not to their | Caermarthen, in South Wales (I was just 21} —— ANTED_BY A GENTLEMAN, ROOMS AND best Table Board in city. ‘Terms very nable, 207 5,900. 707 Cat. - room betck. Ay , 8500. 2 LA fe pormearee Cleveland's reception, 3 till 5 p.m. “Thursday, | interest that we should have in ident com- | then), and I lost track of the affair for six or board for himself aud wife, no children, in north- sa 500 TAT Hen eee Tiare Toe neat: | euin'No. 3, one te prac Nevis 9 Clee a January 17, reception to the aiplomatic corps, | mercial relations with the United States. Our | seven years, and then, when ona visit home, I | west part of city. Address NO CHILDREN, star Fo RENT—SUITE OF ROOMS WITH ALCOVE, H a oo 40x85, 9till11p.m. Thursday, January 24, diplomatic | trade is valuable, and under the es a asked how Ann Rowlands and her boy were | office. 027-3t) nicely furnished. on 2d floor front: suitable for it 8.300. Gesirable property southwest. | Burgas Xo dooce rari Dew Square & tou - . “ ANTEDLBY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO | Man and wite; also first ; Ro.children * ners, @109, HUGO WORCH & dinner. Saturday, January 26, Mrs. Cleveland’s — regime {t opens up great possil tting along. 1 was told that Ann was work- ANTED-—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, — gon | Cstigt sy ee Do. oa Mars Pi For SALE ay J HARRISON JOHNSON, 1202 =1 10-room brick and stable, 208 Sth | . 7 : auiel soda 4 2 R SALE —A GOOD CORNER PROPERTY, | Aeents, 925 7th st. nw. Pianos for rent. oc13-dm reception, 8 till 5 p.m. Thursday, January 31, arpose of the in sending s minister | ing at the same old public house, while ber boy | y,wcudten, tree unfurnished rooms in South { RENT_ONE OR TWO FURNISHEL wa. | A northwest, new bay-window brick house, contain RK SALE—FINE BREED PUG PUPPIES, TAL! seception to Congless and the Jedictary, bail | here’ wes to promote friendship between the | was being educated in the workhouse. How | omer ecole z cotoiutincating or angle, ine privace iandiee Tort ing # SA ce ae. modern improve: | Fine Parroia, and new. desieus for Orage’ Den 11 p.m. Thursday, February 7. Judiciary din- | two countries and to make commercial com- | he left the workhouse, came to this coma? rANTED—FURNISHED ROOM FOR_GENTLE- | Kt. n.w. oS. | long titue at Bra pet cent. For furtcr partum call | BORK msde of tm Store, StF Lethe SIE ner. Saturday, Fe 9, Mrs. Cleveland's | pacts to the interest of both countries. | and was adopted by Mr. Stanley are facts ai- Wi: ud wife in a private family; Southern or FOBRENT-LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISI and see 'WASEDN. DANE NHOWER nn to 4 ri ii d establish: English: best of references given and required. Ad- front rooms on second and third floors ; also, lance, d15-2w 15 F st. OR SALE—WE ARE THE CHEAPEST LaP ROI bran ial —vbek ceemfsinarpcas (Ecbervinpa ng Clee Ge je lacy mia Sirgen gd Menaieias nite iokimtcb akan are; | Gress Box 1a, Sar otfce. * _At_ | Gommrunicating back room, furnished or untuniahed; oe FE ie oaag | Wr ‘Horse Blanket and Haruees deatore ta therine Sth it pm. Tourday Fooruary 21, rostp” | as can be hed only from us, direoliy oc nat | feet eee Me Sena ee Wales, of SNEED Gah pu eines asa tae WyGh and GE ROE WHOLE eee Bitecaiteeat Baomg aoa hath: rents for $80 per | Sond Plumes’ “Gall and ece stock, 400 Pune. ore. tion to ablic, 9 till 11 p.m. Saturday, | rectly. Your minister to Persia had encouraged | Welsh parents, one of whom, at least,’ is | nicht Homme cll hosted pan tent acon? ‘Besuse oor, coudsting of thise newly tucnishes 558.000 Gail for our talletin Seep ae BRED Ses Tebe — 7 " koe 27-8" ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 615 9th st. n.w. gee i So-at? JOHNSTON, SALE-ENCY February 23, Cleveland's reception, 3 till | us to take this stop, and we hope to open up a wn, 427-3*_ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 613 Oth st. nw. | bath: 1 heated ; excellent location a24-3t cate aaoHS STON Fok SALE ExcrcLorepia ve Sp.m. mutually valuable interc! of commerce —_————_ Want BY RESPONSIBLE LADY OF EX- ‘OR RENT—1504 H ST. N.W.. NEWLY AND earl tas celebrated historian aud biographer, saye “that tt, An enjoyable party was given last evening by | between the two countries, We rather Amer- ALEXANDRIA. Lemme be SES bandsomely furnished Hooms of fret and second Bate oes Ae AVE: NEW: 38 FEET | house where There is placed a set of Aypleton's Cyel Miss Meda Tracy at her home, No. 1508Q street, | {ea enterprise should find profit in the de- Teferences given. inquire Hoo S, O54 Fat. d2¥-3t" | heatv second doot from Wortley's hota” “ASE | rooms pantry 2 pet: | links work, al the volumen.can be obtaitied af onto to ber nnmmeroae litle friends, among whom That they should fall into the hands of ‘uations | TEE Averanpaia Jar 1 ta said that the | WANTED UNFURNISHED, FLAT, ADDRESS, | OR RENT_1140 CONN AVE. N. W_ BRIGHT, | Kaus Uo, Lava wie ESHS | smali"mesidiy payments by adareming Past Of were the Misses May Adams, Nannie Caste! at rivalry with us, re lexandria jail, juding piying terms, |, Star office. Fi Sheetal sng well furnished front sn. fpome | oe gal tht ce ._Didlerent editions, all prices. deb-2U0, is ba irat-clans board ; desired. ‘erms SALE—1 CK lOUSE. TWO-STORY 1K SALE—SINGING BIRDS, BIKD FOOD, AN’ Mabel Gould Evelyn: Castell, Gone Cine, MUTUAL ADvaxTAczs, Maa any other prisoners inthe countey.The | ‘YW ANTED-BT MARRIED COUPLE AND GRGWS | Hoserstes referents rogued Tauotter | Petia aimee nee a coger | Bdire Gols Yak ay ata she Pi Foe Mabel Thompson, Lula and Blanche Baker, | _ There are many things that ought to tend to jailor provided liberal supply, and Evange- | yuegtegnree iroutand wack room, on second Boor, Meo trstelves table tvent, W* FURNISHED | BRADLEY, 927 F street nw. Biase, 12th et, & doves south of fu eve aos Masters Goban Heylmun, Hi Brown, Joe | the development of commerce between Persia Peveril, of the Free ‘odist church, | dress CHARLES WESTERN, 237 Penna, ave. n.w. 1t* FIOR RENT—1315 MASSACHUSETS AVE. NW. OR SALE—THE “OTTO” Gas ENGINE Fuling, Arthur Mages m, Albert > ag tna and the United States. In the first place there ss a —- Cpeorgeoaes ae Woo t TH EE. WELL L FURS SHED ‘one large * Pleasant Room Totaled, for ong 3 Ew quires no boiler: avoids all expensive attendance: chnaon, Arthur Gould, Rudie Jose, Horace | sr9no antagonisms between us, You must | the every Sunday, ——— rk ees ee a Clifton and others. ‘&o. for care! aud Gand 7th and 14th 1 7thet. al a ti 1d imate price, to | JOR RENT—THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FUR- The Taviaqui german elub"held its third ger-| btier people at four oF Ave prince. een fom | Fe Acumns’ Exaurxariox.—The superintend- | tiveness “Rddreas Box BY Star ofice. G98. Frvvet Togune ia tne iy ae he Clinton Houre, tk man of the series, last evening, at the conserv- | your products and have to get them tnlirectiy | ent Of public schools will old an examination ANTEDCOMPLETELY AND | WELT. merseas 1 per | no loss of time: no handling of fuel and price list. ‘D. BALLAUF, 7 Ag't, LOST AND FOUND. _ .W. month in advance. al FUR- i the Peabody building, ed Rooms for housekeeping, by sinal) family, — =a IT a See —— _ story of music. The german was led by Mr. | at greater expense. You use what you call | Of white teachers at ing. | be ‘Mand Gund 7th and 14th sts. 2.w. To receive Fee BENT 1014 12TH ST. NW. 2D FLOOR T—CHRISTMAS MORNING, A NEW Duhamel and Miss Anna Sneede. The fa Russia leather. There is no such ‘leather. at 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. | between M and valove endl pei ‘adi Room; ely fur- ‘Pocket-book, containing two @20 gold pieces, o1 were made by the ladies, all of which were | It is Persian leather. ‘The Russians were tho area number of candidates for license | Biientige, “te Parte = gold piece, and @10 in notes, on way trom ZOU a: 7, 26-3¢* "| nished. and small 3d floor Room, heated: suitable f 426-3t 5 = for a appreciated. Miss Roberts, | original makers, they make and sell| Peper’. The examination will include the single lady or gentleman; excellent — as sts. Lo 21 st et. and Pennsylvania ave. Liberal ‘ ED~ EE WELL FURNISH! | Af returned to Siar office. studies fixed by law—spe reading, arith- ANne with superior foard Yor two ladise calle | —° - aor aie sane daring hs baiaps, was among he gusts f| to you'vfor Avev'diman” whut iC'wond | maby goeregay, Engh Gramma huiory | Q\ cee itcWitat'@'a nt etaaees | Pou ask WEAURTG WoOMg ANCE ORR | Lehi a ae ee vis : ton of Virginia, of the United States, map | hw.r ints perticufars and appnxtiuate price $0 Fe th nly, ke fange double ~ ee the club, cost eye capo ray Si is _ a on and 8 penmanshi ceive attention. Address Box 2, Star office. a26-3t" inreyery room leferences required” TUL ~— Loz REWARD — SMALL Nerte AND ‘Miss Ada B. Crandell, of this city, and Mr. e Russians get credit for invent rawing ‘aE vor His Eao-Noa.—The ‘ANTED — COMPLETELY AND WE! FUR- |“ oc30-10w" ¥ ‘ones ti ‘Curl bas ch Foodie, with ligt ay tard W. Kenner, of Holyoke, Mass., were Eg"You edi to oe Dee recy trem Ss | alosandria ead Weshingion ferry sisaaere W2ieecironem, fr teumetnerig oy nal tly OR RENT_1928 1 81. NW. OPPOSITE FRANK. | “a! JOHN SHERMAN E C0, 1407 Fut | PHESCUTI. fh street rondsor 1410 ¥ etn. G27 9k ono doh cop Ke AR ready to bring their goods and wares here. — ee of pape en sitention state particulars and price. “Address Bor 3, amuse ae PALE = HEAD” PLEABANT, Te: | OSE O8 FRIDAY OR SATURDAY 4 arr ¥ hg ‘orly | They are waiting to hear from me. And our Ah aque stored Shady aril fs AND vO ENT-93 ‘ST._N. DSOMELY fore. couveulencec: " P mae street a Mr. Kenner was formerly sonnel are ready to buy the products offered by cos the arrival of the = med WANTED TWO Roows AND BOARD FoR TWO | FXOR RENT—033 GST. IW pH ANDSOMELY Pass. Soy aay ea SW, sit oa span: Srontve! reward. st bic ‘the and children, S apd 7: qnawers must cop. | a farms ene te Soin O8T—WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO, The wedding of Miss Mercure E."Dickey and | 700s "carputs, silks velvele cad vortens peony | ® Regro named Morris Ashton, who, wanted | iia fu faracuury Vyce, kc, permanent if eniied. | Gre plaoe and furnace heat; wuitbie pest Liiicompany with two o WHILE up sereenbace pbemjpanicors reauine asim | == ou bunday afternoon inguire at 41e fib at wet Te Mr. 8. R. Flynn will take place at 12 o'clock | cannot be had except from Persia, We have | milk for oce-nog, stole his supply from the | | Por RENT GOS OTN W ZOBNISHED s8d Ledeen Nocurdn OT OF Mi) sete mee Out dade ae aso mad |W, de mar fornia gra | ___WANTED—HOUSES. ___| slritia"neestatahder “zac | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | [ sciteietastion chateau he eatetanat t the F the teed in Set wentl somes from Per: | SEX? om 0 Count —| Downham this 'ANTED A SMALL PARTIALLY FURNISHED | J OF RENT—1720 HST. X.W. NEAR Pond oun thied iu eigen tie mails trons Bratcts OST FUG, DOG; NO COLLAR ON; ABQUT NINE eine “ ‘oundling hos- by m heard the case Simon Thomas, | W Adare ms neighborhood, at » moderate be 4 oomvenient en Fille, 13¢ miles from, pp B. and 0. BR. 10 months old ; wei pounds; 5 reward pital will be given Saturday afternoon, and not | tis. | We have & valuable commerce with India, | Teno Cooter and Ashi il bing | rent: refined family no children; state terme | #24 second floors; board if desired: convenient to-cars, | Fl. WE iines sayy 450 Fataw. a2 his return t0 1770 Mas. ave. aber evening, as published The. friends ee a ee ek Shee Te Beephen Moore, the seen of Wak | sou other Le = FOr Sate— ees ‘OsT—DECEMBER 24, 188s, BLACK AND TAN of iret imtadon ar expecta otra | Bey both Europe aod Antal ovr Rarpe | Wathen Moor ioe tee magia seaciee apracmartee: | __FOR RENT—STORES. | Eons vo, SA TEE wg ony wre | Meenas wesT Mr. and Mrs, B. H. Warder entertained sixty | *F¢,80ld inevery rate. Address X-X - Biat oltce. FOR, RENT-JANDARY |) THAT OLD onoceny | fl’ sell se a whels, or “i te bigs ore OFponi nay mae ed” Kets © Sg young children last evening at » Christmas tree Persian ‘dwelling 880. Appiy or address W-O. OMEAER, | Fone ranabie DROPRESY |. and receive row es for their own little ‘daughters at their tmeaeoed ‘ANTED— sin inceih tp cadhacaas, tag Sat ee os Og. "Fospren terms, te. iy, O54, Ol, STOLEN a JET BLACK SETTER LOG. Pecutifal mansion on K street, and twenty-five Py a> eel RENT—TWO STORY W ‘32 FEET paw 2. >, EER A. Lz coller. ¢ Ramet © ‘The Chilian minister and Mme, Varas will | are as fresh as AEREON'S Wath, Fririat i. @ feet door, 1000 Bat Rw: Last oe | Ton HENTCAT ROGKVILIE. MD, ‘THEE, may 1, | Hovse, bisdeusbure read, nner Beforn School Se-dwe - wenllenadieo, eee 1307 Fat. n.w. | pant flour and feed merchant, roe ines pasty thls evening. __ i s 8 s g 3 z, i <t a Face sod as sent Pe ROEM con 3 : Se | Reena as rn Se ei | Yt gh sees, SENAY ot Tg THE COURTS. toauied, through enerstonrtrom aa- | ston, No.3, ba deolreds dividend of ory | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | hofetusmeero™ snugd.ahaoe | sist —O6Uke . LETS WEVA Se pew = SS aepane eee We ee ee a 7 -3t* LoTs; Fo-teg, Gores se a mr me 1S conduct; | Your le offer things we do not make. ences; rent very low, only $40 at. ix 0 darn" pote Brown, dos Valen: sresuchastoconduce tothecommer-| tease Hoxpuan Vinrire Goxoot 1 Bonne Siw. beat Peon. tve, edu | Ropiy dotiy eos: 25 days’ Journey. Why shouldnotelarge | A& ¢t#ursion party of about W00school eschers | W ak Tan hark amcteacd atk ast we | __FOR RENT—OFFICES, | sro sape wast gnogeiaxo tors, tz. ox SS a5 be carried on, belween the $wo countries | fom New York end Brooklyn, New Jersey, cna 103, . eee Connecticut, and ‘C., will be promptly attended to. «¢ ‘Gom-| in American vessels? I did not come here,” city last ‘with the intention of seeing ; he “to look at fine and ¥ odors de ide Domey. snared re | be added ook gt your tay belies ond SEW, Draper toe’ tourist “sree anibe | WW Monte vid chen hace POMPOR. placa or 80 days. Adas Thomas, colored, do.; bonds | ister is not sent from far-off Persie for that. Pennsylvania railroed. About ‘are fice, as gr 60 days. John Brennan, disorderiy conduct; | Is is to encourage friendship and to build Up s | sored at, Willard’s, nearly 100 at the Wwantet..By Dior ger tad nor 05.08 15 days. commerce that we come. | I want to see Ameri- | and the remainder at the Metropolitan, They e charge i ae aig, Sree Sethi tien can merchants and capitalise and give them | Sill refars north tomorow arene asta Shese” Ktsdrens O° A Protest.—Little Girl (as the bair- Feo gagprene ge rea figg omni pe —— brash is reached for): “Mamma, consecu- | want, to encourage them to buy and Wi ‘Wittany's Recovsny.—The friends Scepter toeg Leap ay ay Se fps mars c | Wome ties See at ‘ i = etd eee ce ee ‘BEAUTIFUL % mica fre encima ange | am hood, Se Sra reer woe w|i ghd ghey ol- crams us held in Pottsville, Pe, to ‘con- | quisite workmanship of his country—hand. | 063 .Ot'Sies, guakauee reas eae The committee of met | and im Persian colors = pe x, Sowers, mi. Cpe y roe yn cugnty font = ot ee J thaton the second day after the Btistt Bia ERE i cE it a if a Hy ae fl = * 5