Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1888, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Teas and Receptions Personal Notes and Mention. Mrs. John P. Rodgers gave © charming tea yesterday afternoon, the first of two given in omer ed har theta ies Gpced, who Sas ofthe receiving party. The others were Mrs. FS ward McCauley. Yrs. Capt. Wheeler, Miss | Julia Edie, Miss Juliet Norton, and Miss Cock- | Durn.of Canada, Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson | had ‘charge of the tes-table, and Mra, e circle of friends and Rodgers’ very exte ng the afternoon to p: admirers called du her honot Mrs. N.S. Lineoli afternoon at her resi: a mnsicale yesterday in honor of Miss Amy Hare, of London. who is her guest a who is an mplished pimnist. Mra. New- bold, Mrs. Potts, of 4 Miss Gale, of nm, of N Y sted the f her house, Miss Mary Wilson was at } held the closing afte r delightful series | Mrs. Clayton, the w of Maj whose death in Ws oe terday, is a dang f miah Blac! of this city. yesterday and eption of a most of Mra. Hornsby, ement of the death Th was a great shock ands? amily and their many friends. Major ¢ © son, Jeremiah B. Cl Hornsby withdrawal of n which 6 here. The sad ever Mrs. Hornsby from brilliant figure, for » « who is Mrs. Horn peeted here from Leave days, to spend th among their friends ¢ projected a series of gay € the winter in honor of ber r and her friends. Mire. Hornsby will also give up her Monday afte at homes for a periow Mrs. J. & Black, who has been with Mrs. | Hornsby since November. left the city yester- day for Pennsylvania to prepare her country home for the reception of Mrs. ¢ her family. yton and Mrs. and Miss Audenreid returned from Philadelphia late Thursday night. They Will soon have with = Audenreid, of Philadelphia. Miss Audenreid will be at home as usual to her friends to-morrow afternoon, Mrs. Richard Rush, of 131 Jefferson Place. gave a small but delightiul tea on Thursday afternoon to meet her cous Julia Rush of Philadelphia, who is her son and Mrs. Par: tea table. Miss Walker, Mise L Dodge ‘assisted Mrs. F guests, Ex-Beeretary and Mrs. thetm their daughter. Mrs. bgt, of Lafayette, India Mrs. Pierce Crosby will January 4, from 4 to 7. Mr. Thomas B. Huyck is in Philadelphia | spending a fortnight with fr There is considerable co cireles on the visits of a man who h calling upon ladies very ger invitation, and it ral i out having met ti Not long sini duced himself at a reception by saying to the hostess i imperturbable manner that he was doing himself the pleasure of call- ing because be had heard she entertained very charmingly, and this information he told her he had gathered at his boarding-house. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fenner Lee gave a tea this afternoon to introduce their daughter to society. | Mrs. Senator Payne will be at home on| Thursdays of next month. | Mrs. Fuller and the Misses Fuller, wife and daughters of the Chief Justice, will be at home to callers on Monday afternoon, December 31. Miss Mollie Owen is visiting a friend in Lockport, N. Y. Mrs. Fred. P. Gross is back from her visit in Maryland and New York city. Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Va ve returned to Washington for the winter and are at the home | of Mrs. Vail's father, Rear Admiral Stevens, | 1604 19th street. Controller of the Currency and Mrs. Tren- holm have their niece, M Louise Macbeth, of South Carolina, as a guest for the season. Mr. RE. L. White left last night for New Orleans, where he will be married on New Year's day to Miss Anna E. Robinson, of that in receiving the loch have with Yale, and Mrs. ve a tea on Friday, intro- | Mrs. Caroline H. Dull, who has been absent seven months, has returned to 1608 O str: She will se receive as usual until Monday, Ja Mra. Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs, Nelson and Miss Hastings, who are guests at the White House, occupied a box at Albaugh’s last night and witnessed the performane e of men of the Guard.’ Miss Hattie A. Mills, d Mrs. Jno. 8. Mills, and Geo Tied last evening at the residence of Rev. D. W. Faunce, 340 Indians avenue, in the presence | of a few relatives and fric | Dr. Chas. H. Jauney and Miss Josephine | Maddox, both of Alexandria, were married 3ptterday at Epiphany church’ by Dr. Edward Mott. he Yeo- | hter of Mr. and Jeass were mar- Mrs. Geo. Boardman Haycock has sent out cards for a tea on Thursd: Miss Owens, the sister bell, will give a 5 o'clock tea for young people | on Wednesday afternoon in honor a Miss Elkins and Miss Grace Davis, who are their guests, Bishop John P. Newman is spending a few days in the city, the guest of Seuator and Mrs. Miss Mollie Hodge: ‘Mrs. Thomas Young. 2380 P street. 5 i vi T arrived in the city this week, and will spend the winter with her Sister, Mrs. George C. Maynard, at 1227 19th street The wife of Senator Jas. F. Wilson, of Towa, will neither make nor receive formal visits dur- ing the present season, on account of her frail health. Her daughter, Miss Wilson, will re- ceive with Mrs. Representative Chas. 8. Baker, of New York. at «The Rochester.” No. 623 13th street northwest, on every Friday instead of Thursday, as heretofore. z ™ Commissioner Schoonmaker and family are at their home, 1708 19th street, for the winter. ‘The Marquise Lange, of New York, is visiting her father and stepmother, Dr. and Mra. Wm. A. Hanmond, at their residence, 1315 Con- necticut avenue, Miss Craig. from Iowa, isspending the winter eee. A. Bacon, 1312 Connecticut ave- ‘Mrs. end Miss Lore, wife and daughter of ex- Representative C. B. Lore. of Delaware, and Davenport, of Wast Virginia, will be the guests of Mrs. AG. G. Wilkinson at 1526 K street, and will receive with her the Mondays in January. i; Mrs. Commodore Harmony will be at home to callers on Fridays in January. Mrs. Francis Wharton and her daughter, i Mrs. J. C. Poor, will be at home to their friends | on Saturdays in January, after 4 o'cloc . Tllse, pu Jssusry, after 4 o'clock, at No. Mrs. Bugher will be at home to her friends op Wednesdays in Janmary. Mrs. MacArthur will be at home to callers on all the Tuesdays in January. Mrs. and the Mines Huyck will be at home pn Seer. during the Season, at No. 1732 1 Mrs. Hugh S. Tompson will be at home on Fridays at her residence, No. 1206 P street, and will receive with Mrs. Fairchild on New Year's day and on Wednesdays during the season. Mrs. F. P. B. Sands has issued cards for an sthome on Thursday, January 3, from 4 to 6 o@ Saturdays in Januar: Mra. FH. © street, will see her friends informally on Tuesdays next month. Mrs. Robert L. Fleming will receive on Wed- nesdays during the season. assisted by her | r, Mrs. Col Vedder. at her residencs ames, Bie. Ca at her residence, 1018 Hon. Jobn B. Hawley Fleming's guest after Two Prisoners Convicted of Murder. THEIR SENTENCES PostroveD UNTIL sanvaRY 19 NEXT. In the Criminal Court dock among the pris- ‘oners for sentence to-day were the following: Albert Green, convicted of the murder of James Lucas (the broom drill homicide), by stabbing him on Sept. 12, 1887, Frederick Barber. convicted of the murder of Aggie Wat, son June 4 last. As the counsel in these cases Propore to take them to the General Term, the sentence was med until January 19, ‘Taking the case to Ihe Genet Term suspends the execution of sentence till thirty days beyond therising of the next Gen- eral Term, and in these cases the sentence can- not be cazried out until after April 30 next, The business failures during the last seven number, for the United States, 216, ore States, 276; Can- | a design of figure Camp- | 2 is visiting her sister, | > Sands will also be at home to her friends | > ll * . fo MA THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY,.DECEMBER 29, 1888 EGANCE AND TASTE. Some Noted Dining Rooms in Wash- ington, THE ANTIQUE TREASURES IN MRS. WHITNEY'S DINING oOM—POLIS! MAHOGANY, RARE TAPESTRY, AND HEIRLOOMS—HANDSOME FUR- NISHINGS AND TNBOUNDED HOSPITALITY, To write the annals of half the dining-rooms | of Washington would be to make a most inter- | esting volume of historic and romantic i dents. A complete description of the details of the rooms and their contents would exhaust the united vocabularies of an art er china and erystal connoisseur, and an expert ant. The dining-room naturally pl prominent part in entertainments in this city. The social gatherings at the capital are com- posed of both young and old, and of the beginning of whose _per- acquaintance with each other is to be of recent date. Nothing bridges over a small or great embarrassment seefully, or solves so readily a difficult stion at issue between conversationalists, as eral mental abstraction manifested by a any when the dining-room doors are ning reception. The 1 prome freshment table is a promoter of brotherly feeling. The din- ‘ooms of Washington probably receive tive wear by people outside of their own | pede than those of many cities. Dur- the half of the year that the folks are in their homes Iunchéons, teas, and dinners to invited guests are of daily and nightly occur- renee. One sees the interior of an acquain- tonce’s dining-room in this town oftener than that of an intimate friend in another place. A Sran reporter recently visited a number of these rooms, SECRETARY WHITNEY'S DINING ROOM. ‘The dining room which is best known to the gtand ronndsman who makes all the official calls every week in the season, as well as to the friends upon their visiting list, is that of y and Mrs. Whitney. It is not the or in furnishing in the family of the late Secretary of State, . Frelinghuysen, dispensed their gracious . It has been extended by the addi- utiful_bay window the whole h of the room. The windows are draped with red silk damask brocade into which is woven & conventional geometric patter the only other decorations upon the wa old placques of hammered bra ‘sof Hispano-Moresque, and over the card hangs a rare piece of tapestry that lates the fruit of the famous looms of iginm. It was made in Baremberg, and bears date of 1525. The story told by its curious legends and figures has never been deciphered, although several learned Germans have bent their energies to read the tale of the tapestry. It is a story of some ancient Germanic feud between two baronial castles, and the shepherd with his hunter and his dogs and the serfs of the soil are hastening to join the forces engaged on both sides of the irrepressible conflict that ed in those far-off days of the Reformation. r is covered with a warm carpet of n wool, and the tables and buffet and chairs are of ‘old inlaid mahogany, the latter upholstered in leather. The mantel is decked by two high vases of quaint oriental Nankin in bine and white, and in the center stands a pilgrim jar of a very rare old Chinese shape. Some of the silver upon the tables and Dutfet are of great historic value. There are a pair of loving cupsof an old pattern no longer to be purchased. a silver pitcher that belonged to Mas. Andrew Jackson, and has her monogram engraved upon its sides, The cake-baskets, € owls. and a pair of pitchers bear dat and have an old English coat of | arms engraved upon them. They have been eretary Whitney's family for generations. There several pieces of hand-hammered Iver coifee pitchers and bowls that date back to the seventeenth century. Mrs. mey’s | dinner-service is of white china, gold banded. int device is the use of an old-fashioned Aq | wine cooler for a flower-stand, and it is always | banked with growing, blooming plants, A cozy Room. Captain and Mrs. John F. Rodgers have one of the most delectably cozy dining-rooms in the city, and the host and hostess have the fac- ulty of making their guests happy all the time they are in it. The room is octagon in shape, nd has a wainscoting of cherry that meets Is of peacock-blue in a satin finish. e further adorned by a set of litho graphs illustrating the opening of the ports of Japan to American commerce, which were brought home from Japan by Commodore Perry to his sister. who was Capt. Rodgers’ ‘The western windows are painted in and fruit. The fireplace ix adorned with yellow tiles, and the mantel forms a fireplace cupboard with glass doors, the shelves are filled with rare and beauti- ful china and glass, Dresden plates, Sevres cups and saucers, Bohemian glass dessert sets Persian wine glasses. The heavy square le is of carved mahogany, and the carved chairs are upholstered in’ Pompeiian red leather. The sideboards are of antique ma- hogany, and the inlaid floor is covered with 12 rugs in pale gray and crimson, PULL OF HISTORIC TREASURES. Mr. and Mrs. Hornsby have a dining-room that is decked with historic treasures, Many of the young people who crowded its halls at the pretty tea given for the debu- f the season, were brought into the sence of things. they thought be- ly to the pages of their text books of A curious set of China plaques on the some scenes of the French revo- lution ax they were conceived by the artisans and rade artists whose heads had not yet been removed by the guillotine. Among the portraits :of Mr, Hornsby, over the mantel; a fine steel engraving of Judge Jeremiah 8. Black, of Buchanan's cabinet; a drawing of Thomas Jef- ferson, who was a distant cousin of Mr. Horns- asteel engraving of Mr. Walter Forward, | of Pennsylvania, who was Secretary of the ‘Treasury under President Tyler in 1841. The picture is taken from a portrait in oil in pos session of Mrs. J. S. Black, whose uncle he was; a portrait of Gov. Shunk, of Pennsylvania, | who was the grandfather of Mrs, Evans, who is | Mrs, Hornsby's daughter; and there is also upon the wall a copy on white satin of the inaugural address of Gov. Findlay, of Pennsylvania, in 1817, who was the great grandfather of Mrs. Evans, Two quaint cabinets with glass doors are filled with family china and glass. The sideboard is of old inlaid mahogany, | chairs and square table and side tabl | polished mahogany. The silver service dates From a period before the Revolution, and has | been in the family for several generations, ‘MRS. SHERRILL’S NEW HOUSE on Massachusetts avenue contains one of the handsomest dining-rooms in the city. It isa | pure octagon in form, and is finished in Eng- Tish oak. “The buffet of oak is built across oss | of the corners and has bevel-edged glass doors | to irregularly sized square compartments, that | are oc capied with beautiful cut crystal, silver and china, The room is 25x19 feet. The oaken | mantel is high and is exquisitely carved, and | over the door and the two large window frames | of oak are heavy shelvings. | The table is a | heavy, square one, with the legs carved into | dragon’s legs, and the chairs are upholstered | with tapestry. In order to secure uniformity in the wood. samples of it were sent by the builder to the firm that made the furniture of the room. Two settles of quartered oak are uphoistered to match thechairs. The windows are draped in white dimity and heavy % | and the rug upon the floor is Persian in soft grays and blues. Palms and ferns in yellow pots shade the yellow tiles of the lace, and the light falls from daintily-colored glass from a central chandelier. CAPT. AND MRS. BUCHER are to be heartily congratulated on the artistic, restful effects they have secured in the decora~ tions of their new house on I street, and espe- cially in the dining-room. It is 23x23 feet, and is adorned in the style prevailing in France during the momentous period of Louis XVI | The wainscoting is 4 feet high, and is ivory in | finish in an effect secured by Munich workmen. | The wainscoting is headed by a broad shelf, | that is a resting place for a collection of many lands. There are pilgrim jars in the Hispano-Moresque ware, old blue delft high | Jars, Basque and Liverpool, Dresden and Ja- Panese teapots and vases. The wall is covered | with a rich ger gs embossed in white in a | floral pattern. The cornice joins the wall and ng in the concave arch, that has the festoons caught with bouquets of roses, The ceiling is in mastic color, decorated in a design of free- hand drawing, and the central chandelier is in white enamel. The side lights are set in silver branches and are very effective. On the wall is a fine elk’s head, with the branchling. every one in perfect development walls are placques of delft china. in a velvet frame, painted in engravings, among them a copy Madonna, und some water-colors frames. ‘The sideboards are built on both sides of the Luxembourg with its double hob, turn tiles. They are the wainscoting. The tables are and the inluid chairs are upholstered tapestry. The table service of silver is mented with French and Dresden white and gold, and there is ver candelabra for the center table, by A pret g iyeH il i | bridge, Miss Bayard, Mra. W! Written for the Evexme Stam. WANTED—HOUSES. DIPLOMATIC GOSSIP. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS._ FOR RENT-..ROOMS. ; = ove ENT We ANTED — BY A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR A| POR RENT-210 F ST. N.W—ONE BOOM ON OR RENT—709 STH ST. N.W., EVERYTHING ANTED A TEP ROUOULY, COMTERE Namie; | Wasua ot sams, ¢ Hoaee improve: | Ht second fogs and commttinicating iooms on tied: | Ev new:ciovantly turniated haomn sivele gt shea Why the German Legation Will Not be od wages; Tequired. 105 4th st. n.e. 1t¢ mente, containing te ‘Poo! new and heated with steam, At conveniences, gentlemen preferred. d26.6t* iv ood wages; references required._105 4th st. 1-¢ yr | Lath and 10th, Gand Kats, “Address, with oa OT aC Wl DEER a Ave Changed. ‘ANTED—LADIES ENGAGE IN SOLICIT: | ticulars, M. C.'L., Star office. oon FF 2a RENT-AT 1723 HST. XW. A DELIGHT. | FOR REXT_ 1240 CONN. AVE, X. W., BRIGHT, —* omen’ with 2 EE second-story front. Root dreonig’ne ‘beerful and we! shed front an. Rootas, ae een een ee eee eo call at Boum ANTED—UNFURNISHED HOUSE, WELL LO- | attached: southern’ esterar gol write tan a eee PREPARATIONS FOR THE SOCIAL SEASON—THE DIP- | 61 “Atlantic Building, bet. 12 and4 p.m, 429-6t" A cated. for three months by private Seantly: step 88 pati moderate, referencos, ee sits LOMATIC CHASSEUR—CAMPAIGN FUNDS IN THE ‘ANTED — ENERGETIC DY TO FILL OR RENT—THE © nished rooms in the ci WwW NAVY DEPARTMENT—THE MOVEMENT TO PRE- vacancy in one of our departments; will pey good To B 1 . ow R RENT—AT 041 K ST. N.W., A HANDSOME hw. the o salary tore party. Address Ix 8 00, Star oils 1 | WW ANTRD—TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNE QR RENT AT O41 K ST. Saag | andthe bt table boned inthe city at @ SENT A STATUE TO FRANCE, yANTED-A GIRL, WHITE OR COLORED. TO | or otharwine centrally localed Aldous siting foil | HOoF. Board if desired. oferetice exe! hn R RENT—BEAUTIFUL S@LE OR EN W 8b reueral housework tn ar Sarticulareand price: F-Pe Starottes =” ase R RENT—THREE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR | FORREST BEAUTIFUL ROOMS SINGLE on the anquthdinna teienen the Belin GOR [erase ANTED—A SMALL PARTIALLY FURNISHED | X\ suitable for housekeeping, at 1007 North Carclige | corner house south, snd dant front ne ee cate and the German minister for the exchange 'ANTED — WOMEN — FIRST-CLASS CQ OKS, Ww oust; 1,2, g°74 Geiehborhaod at « moderate | Ave 4. feodeimbborhoud, tind imps. convenient to | fn"every room. Neferences requircd TUT & n= of the German legation property for the pala- Chechmenstvaltem, len Cook! ry Men | End sthor particulars: CAREFUL, Star oficesds?-at¢ | Private sale of household goods and farhiture. aos yok RERTOIGGS 10 1c WGEROSTE FRASE tial unoccupied mansion of Graham Bell, on | always, Gall Quick’ DICH'S AGENGY. 813 7iatnw. | So 0 Wore MR RENT_IN HANDSOME HOUSE, BEAUTT. | FQN, Nek two titan’ Aint hoe RANK Sci le, are off. The dit i ie tb | eee a Wee torent to customers. More | A* ful rooms, furnished cr unfurnished: also dining | goart” Rak two pleasant fro aret cla ‘ott circle, are off. The disagreement ANTED—WOMEN OOOKS, #10 TO #40; CHAM- | callers than we can supply. Also houses to sell, em ane atehen; only Sonsiect parties. 1200 9.6 oR RENT—933 G ST. NW, Hf E casus belli, but of cash. The German minis- Weer, ames and haunt ctu | HERONS RAwter, | 8-6. ia S88 Yee* | FOR RENT 38 Lr HANDSOMELY away: were or Farm Hands: Colored a WII® x : truiahed Houle and large Pa : er finds his present residence very conven! | Ort, “SAM A COOMBS, 926 Frat. nw. d29-3e° FPR FEST_SICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. EN | fre place and furnace heat, multatile for Senetrs sd ent and amply spacious for the diplomatic and Congresmen. social requirements of the amicable relations x as} tent 'to hendics ‘and F st. cars. Call on or address 1N. Cap. st. a 429-31" WANTED WHITE COOK male), WHITE Di OR RENT-1405 HST. NW~ FURNISHED ing room boy ; also cooks, parlor miaids, waitresses, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS : thers. ( « Foot, rece] ‘room, and main ——— = — = ees a 7 Fooms: wihgle or en suite. private lath. opeu tires, existing between the great composite republic Sites frst Boor, WBURNELM DIO Banat ne WASTED TO PURCHASE A HALF-acnE Lot | ROK, RENT 712 10TH ST. NICELY FUR- ‘board noes exchanged. 14-20 So petier tilany | pstatibes eras wera ERAL AGENT FOR THE | Mileeof city, suitable for manufacturing purpowes, on | 7ith best and gun; goss closets i each roam: eultable Ee of central Europe. The representative of the | Worn american Life insurance Aevociation; plan | Qf Nea Falinced., terms must be reasonable. Address | for gent! < eet FOR RENT—STORES. kaiser values the site and betterments of the legation in the heart of business and popula- tion, as well as for the convenience of his gov- ernment, at 85,000, while the Boston syndi- unequalled; long time contract; Liberal terms io the Hirht man, Addvese CHICAGO, Star office, "20-3 JANTED-TWO TALL MEN: ALSO, LARGE Whe, ‘apply at once, STRAS- BURGH E BON L115 Fst 2 it WANTED A DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN where there are several lers in the house. Address CATERER, Star office. References, HIRE FOR A MONTH, HC JOR RENT—ELEGANT STOR 8.¥. corner of 10th and O tains 10 rooms and all mod. ‘i cellar; stable im rear; wi FOE RENT_OWNER OF HOUSE 227 D ST. NW. has four unfurnished rooms on second floor for housekeeping : water on same floor, near City Hall and new Pension building ; F-st. cars pass, itt AND DWEL ANTED—TO . 1 NN" Wi WASH'N DANENHOWFR, i " a ee eee | FOR RENT — FURNISHED — SUNNY BAY-WIN- | “ted. a cate consider themselves liberal in offering | \yraNTED—A FIRST-CLASS WOMAN TO DO We anne meaienoinenees <a a ee eS pe ee PS STS Fat, W, = 2 < $65,000 value in exchange. The Bell mansion general house wor! and asrist in washing oa TANTEDOA-FIRSTOLASS BARY_Oannrace. | ™="-__ % i 426-2 * OR REN’ ING POR A LIVE is valued at $125,000 by ite owner, who, how. | SMB: O09 SSiwoun Gand 7 o'ciock peas. Bis 16th | WW Must be wold cheap. “Addieer SUNPON Stata: | JOR SECOND FLOOR FRONT Roo | 2° man, 221 + lange store ever, is willing to put the figure at 115,000 if | zed. Apply between 6 and 7 o'clock p.m. 918 }oth | TY . 4 with board; all mod sgaVortette scaiteble for tue Soe pet all that will facilita ammation of the | <> SENT. TE 5 kentlemen, of man and wife, 1525 Sittst. n.w. d9.3+ | mente: only SO. best location for an pecins pps ‘The difference, there- | W And You dt eas enainso bre Ann | Waste gugennec the cheneere ak eameiok FORREST WITH GOOD TADLE BOARD AND | ary Apply to WELLER fore, in amounts between the German minister | no others nead apply) ft attend an infirm elderly gen- | room in Atlantic Building. Address loom 49, Atl men from 42 to $45 per month, lucatiom convenient | 3 Soe — aa and the valuation of the Bell property is $80,- | Toman, Adres tt ANTEDSA FEW MORE CUSTOMERS FOR | '° Cavitol, Pension, and Printiig offices. 213 E st. 000, while between the syndicate offer and the -ANTED—A NEAT. TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENE. ping, Oy RE ie gd up in | 2F-___ 5 _____ 420-3" _ | the store if desired Bell property is $50,000. There is not much Tal housework in s small private family ; one that | sealed Jars., All orders addressed to 3. H_ HOLLIDGE, IR RENT— ONE GOOD-SIZE_ FURNISHED | ste. Apply 1227 H st. nw. a" Prospect that this gap will be closed by come | can sshuin nights preferrod; good reference require. | Brguineod, -D. C, wil be prompiy attended to, | H’Fron Hoom @8 yer mouth, withane abd beahend | Pon waxy “ran YRONT NOM, Good Promise and concessions. The German gov- | 1420 15th st. n. mye | dz se coe TO TRE es | eadire paperianeet or eke Banana singe ernment will not such a large margin ANTED—FIVE YOUNG LADIES, WHO WRITE | ANTED—CALL AT MY STUDIO AND SALES- NT —BE: [OME-1 2] st. now. ef citecesion. 7 Wie etmees tie sen Cameo | NV elle ak ae an | NV ere ak eee ee ee | creer aero en ee noe dress, in own handwritit Star office. d29-3t” | you will say at once that it is no wonder Ihave been ya Foe NT—JANUARY 1. THAT OLD GROCER’ 0 parties apply. Inquire at Piano Koom, 811 9th stn. BR ge By oy tiations for a larger area of ground room will ae : eptso busy during ‘Xinas. "Portraits made for from | We ne ‘pws 429-6 (dwelling 850. Apply or address W. C0" have upon the Boston syndicste hotel project | ‘WW ANTED_TWO FRENCH MAIDS, ONE GERMAN | 910 to #50, acconfinis to size and style. Make Sour | 7.GR-RENT— FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOMS; “ayy ae remains to be disclosed. In the meantime, the gia terms, | Weekly or monthiy payments taken. | Foteate tamil, yrofeasional cook for small family, settled nurses and & : n juiet neighborhood; belt line of R REN TWO STORY WAREHOUSE, 32 FEET. German legation is making proparations for an | chamberuiaid and sewing "all white.” Also, colored | {otyraga GcuvePed Monee, 371, muarantes ny Work | cart convenient to fension ofice, JozMet-a.w. — | APR RENE TW0 STORY WAREHOUSE 32 FEE " <r a ‘Dick's, O13 7th Te | fo please ¥ 420-6 on 3 exceptionally gay season. Baron von Alvens- | Cooks and housekeepers. DICK’S, 613 7th st. n. ; AS | Salserooms, commer Oth st, and “Massachusetts ave Be ae RENT E TWO LARGE COMMENT. | BAB 892F snd food merchant. Apply to GEORGE Count Zedtwte, copia of Beton eeeviniens | Whsuaverk: Ronraesiis thane ie WANTED—HOHSES TO_KEEP, BOX STALtS, | i cating south trons Romp on themcond etary ain OH RENT_PLATE. GLASS FRONT NEW STOKE a w 4 D- LADY TY R AND Order box at Prince's Stable, — = J 80 feet deep, st business location . onvenl- and Lieut. Jenish, of the imperial ublans, his | ‘Wy ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TYPE-WRITER AND | NV personal attention. Ov ee ree itom | Printing office: heat and gas, At" _| chces: rent very low, only @40 per mo. 1220 E secretaries, have been transferred to other Witte expert elders fo Teor, A am tes by the | Qty. OM. F CLARE. blige, Md. iO gene aa Tee OARD; | hw. bear Penn. ave. ‘compensation e: pend FOE RENT PLEASANT ROOMS ‘also best attendance by trained servants: heat fields of diplomatic duty. The new personnel tar office, el | pected, &c., ATTORNEY, of the legation is represented by Count Ludwig ANTED—YOUNG MAN AS COLLECTOR. MUST 75¢. PEI ANTED_VISITING UN- dice, iow, rates. ry WeddingtCards and Address RDS, V Yon Arco-Valley. and his guest, bia ‘sinter: | Waive, bent references. Only thon ho sm ae KERVAND'S, 1012 Pennsylvania ave. 1313 Met. aw. NDSONELY FURNISHED Ta FOR RENT—OFFIC Countess Leopoldine von Arco-Valley, and | bond. with qood real estate security. need apply. Th ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH | JO! ‘—~ yor OR RENT — DESK ROOM IN, OR PART OF brother, Count Mox von Arco-Valley. ‘Also, | S'SGEE NEG CO. 616 0th at. n.w. FE GSaD | Reenter segind hand Purnttnre, Carpets and | wick "board: st’ reneseshls tenha, Tesetine ciowat | FO SENT DEE ROOM IN, OB PARE OF Secretary Baron A. von Mumm, who has come | WW ANTED—THREE SLATERS; NONE BUT GOOD ; Adasen | Thi Tet All modern improvements; everything first che a29-3t" 219 7th at. 8. w. peated. in food business location. “Address 4. FS. into an inheritance of three million marks by Box 405, City Post-office. the death of his father, the celebrated cham- workmen need apply. CHAS. J. FANNING, 9th and H sts. n.w. — FURNISHED — ONE PLEASANT 'ANTED_EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM | JUPR RENT a : NT—SEVERAL FINE ROOMS. 606 11TH = Sooky chieeave te tact ieee tee to | A, mm; central location; terms moderate, OR REN Al Ma. 6 TH pagne manufacturer of Reims, Baron Speck | WW cosk and tora peso ee ERSON AS | cure them or D0, Pay required: Ranges, Furnaces and | O20, cor. 1ithand Gets nw. __ 420-3" or deutal Focrne, motiste, cr other business Dur Sternberg, who was in Washington as military | required. ‘Apply 1135 12th street uw. 1t*_ | Latrobes made to hest or no pay. W. = paste, OB ch pe poses. HAKDING & WATERS, 606 1ith st. n.¥. attache two years ago, will return to this lega- ‘ANTED—AGENTS OF EXPERIENCE TO TAKE | OURS Be minal BOL ote at. wee oe Bee eet d11-1m tion very soon. ‘orders here (also Maryland, Virginia, North Caro- | WY ANTEDSTEAM CARPET CLEANING ° ZER was. | ——= = pM RD ip gE Keyovating Works) Feathers Renovated, Mat- T—AT 1021 11TH ST. CORNER MAS- ‘THE UNIFORMED CHASSEUR, just published: ‘stato qualifications. D. APPLETON | tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- | Kt" aachusetts ave.. very ely furnished front FOR RENT--STABLES. There is a disposition on the part of many | #00. 437 fab at Bt | Stroyed: F.H.YOUNGS,1402 Pa.ay.,Telephone 1008-2. | room, with ail conveniences; fine outlook. Moderate | + 3 VE ——— as P : ANTED-WITE NOW Orie years| {4m __ | terms Yo desirable parties; board, d2b-3t° ENT-Ri At 1224 14TH ST_N.W., ROOM who are not posted in matters of ceremonial | WANTED WHITE NURSE, ABOUT 16 XEARS WANTED THE . MERCHANTS’ INSURANCE | 210R RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO NICELY | J for four horses and veliicles: excellent candition, etiquette among the diplomats to take excep- ae COMPANY, of Newark. N. J., insures dwellings, ‘bedrooms. 1209 11¢h | with all conveniences: rent very low if taken at obce. tow eae ite | HL RUST, 1008 Fst ow. piesry ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED—A LARGE 2D STORY 3 out A nara isa ste | BUSINESS CHANCES. Best clase houge northwest; rent low. alldress COM ae ASS GROCERY: AN FLE- selon. terms, before Crea sa v of ares, CAPRIY | stores: forests Sad erniadlay aE een eee! sistent with safely. I Having accepted the agency of the company I res} fotn ‘our patronage, Dany JOHN 0, JOHNSON, 028 F at, Cirst hoor) Telephone No. 85: 3-80 tion, a8 @ matter of propriety, to the military uniformed courier who sits upon the box and delivers the count or countess’ cards at the doors of the residences of persons upon whom they are calling. It is the custom of ministers of ull governments at foreign courts to have 'ANTED—LADY FOR A PERMANENT POSITIO: im my house, to conduct order department, Salary Eo Beomy; perensed accordingy, Apply PHILLIP! CO., 9 tolls. m., Monday, 430 7th st. n. ite ANTED — HORS! WARM WINTE! ftables, Fenerous feed and best of care; horses ne TO WARNTED-A RESPECTABLE SINGLE WOMA) )R, RENT—1408 CORCORAN ST., TWO UNFU (gant stock of goods, will re i ~ 2 called for and delivered, ‘Terma, 88 per month. For | K' nished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping; | ju,fazt 5 GhO-A. JORDAN, their uniformed chasseur, in the language of | istactory releieuves teauited: “ADriy at once Se 1S1 | references cal at Room Tor, Gopebrma, Bulldloe: of at pte din inn RR SE ET lt |p Successor to Whitaker & Jordan, diplomacy, or yager, as the Germans might | 16th st. n.w. 1e” | Basel Sitios, Ost.nw. 5 Se R RENT—FURNISHED, THREE LARGE COM-| _@: 1417 Fst. teria that officer, r The uniform of Count von muni ting Rooms for light ANTED—COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE CARE LOR SALE—A MERITORIOUS PATENT, WILL Ww ANTED—GOOD SECOND- Arco-Valley’s yager is deep-green cloth, short- of horse and make himself gen ‘useful AND CLOTHING, | first-class house; no childre: bear investigation. Only those having money + 8 "s guns, revolvers, old gold and silver, for vnich | st. n. w. mean business apply. Address E. H. BOND, 605 skirted, brass-buttoned military coat, pants: rivate fainily: references required. ak peices’ ill We poll, “Oot on aak eS Sees m niness De x boots. "On his head is a chapesa mitre “a feck drawer 450, City F-© 3 PASE NS Lola Ofice Zor Pane rer dat, | FOR RENT "1404. HST. N. W., FURNISHED Fam 2 i Rooms; first-class Table Board. a28-3t* OR Bi feathered plume, andover his shoulder a heavy, NT—A NEWLY FURNISHED PARLOR gilt, sash-like belt, similar to that worn by ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS 7th ‘ANTED—DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- ‘ Worcsuconaiucied oy lndies, err sod women, whit A dnote rent, or will sell on inal month ‘instal: 20. and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for Districk rT 0 S| F’bedroom on second floor; heat and vas. 1708 Penn: | ments:abargaln,at S11 Mth st.nw. mounted officers for the cartridge-box. ‘The and states, with references: 717 Meta. w. be20-Ldw= W Re shmonth, or money retuned Eenalicy sented | avlvania avenue n.w. we tee | DOE SALE-CHEAP_MEAT_ AND “PROVISION ussian minister upon ceremoni: asions = D1 “AS PO! , ONE | at resid regularly in all if the city. Send NT. | H STREET N. W. PE UN-| B* Store, doing siness: central localit i has had bis chaeseur in the Husgian uniform of | WASTSE wha ue MAS, AS PORTER, ONE Fpnalsor tree ample Stalls 435-39 and Ssbcenter | Ruruished roonm acnt moor southern teak, Nth | factory” Feanou for selling’ "Adateae Bow a that grade. That very proper recognition of | come.Well recommended. Mertz's Drug Store, 1th rket (look for the decorated stalls) opposite Gol- | on same floor, suitable for light bousekeeps otace. Telep! and F sts, i ~ 7 den’s fish stalls: also 461 G st.n.w. d gas. i SE-HALF INTEREST IN EAT AND POUL- diplomatic propriety has not been so universal or 96+ ¢. SCRIBNER. si. ae ee ye a He 0 € = xh GAN GO DOGERERaL | ° . NER, R RENT—REAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOMS. try Stall doing «good business. “A rood mau with at Washington as it has been at London, Ber- | WWANTED-A WHITE WOMAN ay pert of city 8 WANTED AT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER: | F'irae ras and bath ou same oor, with vers: hom bat litle capital required. Address Bor >, Star m4 Paris, St. Petersburg. Vienna or Rome, but home fora vod woman. “Appiy at Room 110, | ,¥) erie Sige ey: ee ae Comfort: lovely location, nesr Patent, Bo and Bene | ee a. the members of the corps are beginning to agi- | Lenman Buildi ee eS-St_ | tae Chece¢ and Buttermilk Sweet Milk Se. per quart zs setae " oe | paella Sanh talance sosthiy hd os tate the mubject with a view to tie general mys adoption of this custom for ceremonial calls, ‘This would add very materially to the attrac- tions of the gar equipages which dash along ite avenues of the West End on drawing-room Vv ANTED-A NEAT WHITE GIRL, TO NURSE fmall payment down and, belauice mouthiy, old ee- assist with housework. Apply at 40: 4 s tabliahed. HERRON & KA. _a28-6t ___ 1807 Fst. ia.w. | Ror SALE-THREE WALNUT SETS OF FURNT- ture, Bedding, ing, &e.; Parlor and Misce! neous Furniture, “inquire of FW. CALLAGHAN. ‘831 North Capitol st. FOR REST 1521 TST A VERY COMPOR’ furnished “second floor, parlor and bedroom, southern exposure and in the immediate vicinity of the Arlington hotel and departments. 2y-st R RENT—IN HANI ME HOU near 13th, bedroom ai floor, with board FOR SALE—LOTS. R SALE—10 NICE LOTS, NEAR NEW YORK ve, half square south of the new electric railroad; ANTED—A CAPABLE WOMAN FOR GENERAL EON N ST. CONTRIBUTIONS AT THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. = ne lor, 2d PLO} Z will be sold cheap to.a quick buyer, GEO: | for two, 885; two Toma, ad Hour, @U0s references ek | ¥ ET A PARTY WIT! reas W Alitalia ln your city, no cierience fequired; | W. LENRINE, 10th aod ee ee eee eee ee een ie S000 to 850000 wttiantie Wisecine Beet cleat A distinguished democrat gives an interest- | permanent position for three fare; salary increased | ¥AOR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON R ST, | JJOR RENT—TWO PLAIN FURNISHED ROOMS: ee ee oy ee ee H Fi’ each year; light, easy, genteel business, money ad- YOths wotth fete Bee) or *| Set cae ee Hingis Teds; | fidence CONSERVAT! office. az wee auniscence of the late campaign, in | vanced for safary, sdvertisine, manufac | “alo-dt GUO. W. LINKING, 10th and H ota.n.w. | near feuiowand Printing OiBes miele Hanh we K RENT — ELEGANT OPENING FOR A LIVE which Secretary Whitney was the central figure. | turers in our line’ enclose 2. amp, Ho postals, ee ae 7 gq | moder 917 Othat.nw, man, 221 Pa. ave. 8, fe atore-room apd fine i CENTENNIAL MFG CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. WOR SALE~VERY CHEAP—THREE LOTS, 18x = _ ‘i ~ It appears that while the campaign hat was | CENTENNIAL 77. -Alao, four Lots, 13)¢x45; 80c. Apply to RE} TH ST, | Seine of 6 ceomze shove, with gil modern Haprove being passed around the eagles did not gravi- | —10-*4 Chishies WAuLy, Goa Mot nw; | Fomshed rooms, trun mudersie: relesenpge Call | mente emly @60. best focatjon for uy bind bus tate very freely toward the d ic tril ANTED—MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY OF OUR | =- after 4 o'clock p.m: se" | ese i ery freely toward the democratic tribute safoe, alge 28x18x18 inches: weight, 500 lbs: | ROR SALE— —— = | aryl. Apply to WELLER & REPETTI, gatherers. This was so emphatically the case | retail price, $35. other sizes in Promendon A rare RENT ROOMS ASD BOARD, REASONABLE | “ds tee 26 Pa. ave.'s.e. in the Navy department that a deputation of | chance and permanent business, These safes meet a You ask how wecan afford to sell those beantifal X prices, at Mrs. M. E. BLALN 1¢ 7th st. ne; OR SALE-GILT-EDGED SECURITIES. gentlemen responsible for the fiscal manage- | demand never before supplied by other safe compares | in at Bare ar eee monthly, payments, and | convenient to street cars and herdics; references xs- | JOR S412, GILT zi ment of the campaign waited upon its chief | SAFE CO. Cindiousth omg, CoM? POO, ARFINE | Toney, We will tell sous, ‘Theve heterare ar cements 100 Columbia Fire Insurance. officer and explained the situation and their 2 Oo. Sncanat, Ob S-ckworn_ Tecents per | VOR RENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM: 190 Nat, Union, Fire hururance, i. tan sone advance, yery acon over the sent price, 4 second floor, heat, and beth room; convenient insurance. experiences and necessities. The Secretary, | W AER boo tate eta oo Een eT, | moken bens Senin and Fra ret io care and herdica, 10 Gat niw. Grae 7B.Gee oF et. while confessing to his lack of personal infor- | and Gartueut Curiae: ea a ch ee prone Trossune tote cheng ae 15 oe a8 arty eet ot omake | JPOR,RENT SUN SHINY, FURNISHED ROOMS, | qd0G,"sshingion Market. oe 1313 Fatroet, mation upon the subject, admitted that he | meamue alone, Patterns and misleriai cut snd verted | thosumme ots cheap at {5 to AW cents per foot. ontthis | 'wituor without board, O21 Wet awe dee ot t__ FRANK H. PELC street. was not surprised. He informed the deputies | Simede: ope Atting required, the system taught by | Plen of pun hase you sbealutely risk Dothing: beceuise Fok RENT A PRIVATE FAMILY owntna | BY ()Qq0 Ho UAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY of the campaign dollar that while the adminis. fhe do not youtose nothing’ Could you ask enything | A their house would rent two oF handsomely | Yherea an opportunity to make #0 trative bureaus were filled in the highest places a ee fonvenient to the cube and Antugton fefereucas ex: | Feee mauaerie branch office. "UN by non-partisan fighting sons of Neptune, the} WANTED—SITUATIONS. GEO. P, HERNDON & CO, changed. Also, stable on premises. Box 51, Star | CO. Knoxville, lows, is Bo eee ied al Pee 1 Room 64, Atlantic Bui pon RENTS “waour seconn | L Parumete ue, Dyuninarat sud other wulisved plies for the navy, both ships and supplies be- | WY ANTED os ipa eter a ym 64, Atlantic Building. | poo Ri GRANT PLACE, WHOLF SECON ie rae MANE H PELOUZE. Ing given out by contract tothe lowest bidder, | of uti fineinias place os porter driver oF waltey | a oR-aCE TOT OX HILLYER PLACE SOUTH | floor, cpurietine of thre newly-furnished and | “Beige ow Teee | FRANK BPE eat were, as far ashe knew, of the opposite political = * te pining 12 foot alley. and running | bath: well heated; excellent location, _ ALECA- CORNER BARN det faith, and therefore could not be expected to | WANTED: BY, AX, EXPERIENCED MAN, AC: ey. HELL & JOHNSTOS, 130° | POR, RENT A NICELY, FURNISHED FRONT | WOE ,UALE-A CORNER BAR-HOOM. DOING A contribute. As for the civil employes, they | lector, salesman or take large of a business; best city. NOELTFLE LOT O§ HE Siggy ei es Feason for APPS Ob. were few in number and were “not able to | "lerences. Address M. L Star office. Be | Math, 92 tot Rest areare toe oh ieee a28-bw ow doe ena: “ fontribute to any great degree. ‘The Secretary, | WWANTED— SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS | ic 0a rare chance t6 build small houses “GEO'H | goon RENTOHANDSOMELY FURMISHED pew: | WOE erty Ehown os the “Brodit twee ee however. in the munificence of his liberality | tne o Mtacmert, mais; housemen. porters, and | GRAHAM, 1 SRT SE | arr erate for man and wife,or could beconveniently | andria, Va.” The bouse is on Fairfax and Gamers and indelibility of his democracy, made the | M BURNHAM, O10 oth st ew. bet T and Neve York Meee eT. | Ee Tat a ere) Of three; suitable for entertaining: | conveniently situated to ferry and railroad sta campaign exchequer dance with glee over eae? a20-ot | ettbepriccecke® | 70n RENT—THREE URFU =D ROOMS ON | cn Fairiax st front. Bar Pirtaeee Billined tees series of contributions aggregating, it is said, (ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED DYER, 1304 Ft | Morne hoe tee er On | a meee a front, Dae Peace, be par? 250,000. The Secretary was determined to Wan: laces, one as chambermaid. the other as 5 a 0. ‘3 8-21" | chased at low rates. This property will be sold on 1,000. retary was ‘ines eo ae E-SEVERAL OF THE BEST-LOCATED | for #10. with two adults, B24 Oth st. a8 perty maintain the standing and fealty of his depart- E OF address 1839. | F corner lots in ckineton, ata borati to ao ctin 1214 K ST.—LARGE DESIRABLE | VY Uberal terms, For turcher parciculars apyly to ment, even if he had to do it out of his own |* OM | diate purchaser, WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1 rooms, furnished ss sitting and bed room: oraieais | az2-1me ere pocket, ANTED — BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS. | ave. n a room; also, one unfur Foon delight oe | UCL INFORM, TW REGALO SO Lk maker sewing in families by the day; references v7 I . ‘OR FULL INFORMATION IN REG. TO THE WASHINGTON STATUE, riven. "Address Box 10, Star Office, a2: ‘OR SALE ECKINGTO: pee yy a heeunedendoens | ROR RENT_aT 1231 NEW YORK AVE., | Hon 2d and 3d floors, furnished as parlor béd-rooms central location and terms moderate, d2s-sit* NG | ROR RENT—TWO LARGE. HANDSOME, CO’ . | BP necting furnished or unfurnished rooms, 34 floo Mrs. Field, the wives of Senators Sherman, Stanford, Palmer, Jones, Hearst, and Stock- itney, and many WANIED KNOWN WHERE TO G WV,sonal snd pain Cooks. anndrens, ress, Coachmen, Butlers Ci vaig offi attached at DICK'S AG on easy terms, nw. OR SALE. FKANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F street. Money to Loan ov Local Stocks and Bonds, all __LOST AND FOUND. others in official and unofiici days at 1 fashionable life ah $00.) | south front; sinall permanent family of adulty in | — 7 are about to revive the active interest mani-| WANTER, AT tes | = ___ 916 Fst. | house; all mod. impa.; near cars, STCIN VICINITY 15TH ST. EXTENDED AND fested last season in the project to make suita- | Nurser Sognttora ee a | ror sat THWEST CORNER OF 7TH AND | departments: references. B55 | ere vioitey sere oF exe 4 ble scknowledgment of the gift of France of | Butlers. SAM'LA. COOMBS, | 2 Tats. 100 ft. on 7th st. by 95 to alley on T 'T—IN THE VICINITY OF SCOTT | lave R. Finder piease return to Gen. G.C ERS, fay f.pod buliding lots; will offer for s few i 7 AN’ uN 8 | fos , With small private fanily, pleasant parlor | Keuesawave., Mt. Pleasant. P Sar Ea Oa rere a M FTES ist, | apd Dedrdom on first Moor everything hew and’ Ast | 1 ost—ON FRIDAY LAST, SS 5 some at Wettington by the people | Ac eit, feovisiss ot elas the seat oale | ETA HARGAIR-OT OW | Class. €30. 1417 17thet_ a a wen if of the United States to the people of France, | affair and the capacity to. turn at once to the proper | FOR, SALE-A BARGAIN LOT ON THE EAST FOR, BENT 5 COMFORTABLE ROOMS, PUR. | #tm.w. asa memorial of their generous aid and com- | source, ancient or modern, for any desired informa- F side Zist at., bet. Nand O ste. a ‘nished: one large room: always brights BIS. ine UND — ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AN OLD panionship in arms during our revolutionary | th. could be utilized towdvantage; best of references. | 10t C. A. MCEUEN. _ | cluding heat and gas; latrobe work 5 bever find ketbook containing email eum ef money. on war. This patriotic scheme will require about | Atatem-G- L. C., Star office. It ‘OR SALE—THOSE FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON | Yourroom cold. 920 5th st-n w. a26-3t" | at 1826 1eth ot and prove property ie ANTED—BY A NEAT, TIDY, RESPECTABLE $50,000 to make it a success. A very fair pro- the south side of O st V ;. between 20th and OR RENT—ROOM AND BOARD IN A PRIVATE | y ogT— vENING “OTH 8T, BE ‘white «irl, place as first-class chambermaid or to famnil; LOStRIDAL EVENING. OM OTH Ot, BE BEAUTIFUL HALLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PT- | FOR SALE — MISCEL’ {UGHAM. ANEOU WITH BLL LIne at) de Addreas’ ENRmeD, BELT Henal ™ a cmanct reht man MILLER 8AFecOMMWATION Harvens. “Will be mold cheap. Revi mR SALE sive me On “¢ ‘ * " 2 2 i ; 3 DOR SALE A COUPE AWA F Aarons Catt AGE, mist ENCYCLOPH Fes “oot Sal combination Bice to well. befor P.O. Box 221, ROR SALE BY FAMILY Le AvING Ls carpe = 38. Ss Skea yard Tuattress OR SALE wines, OK SALE—(POR WANT Surres, Haruess, aid HL Perfect family aust oR SALE fy ADULY RE HULCHING a Fo chance for MF K AND FIXTURES ¢ beat atand 4 keew "oa Atiot Coupe robes, Cal DK SALE OR SALE-—WeL BEED BROWN HoKst traveler, and willw . - Dawe iw OR SALPPIVE PUL ner, New 1 raw prizes. Address JOK SALE-NICE 1 ure, at private na arr st POR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OP A pork bute tier dene gud Ire PEAN I SDs. DOOM Al PIPICATE u to suit, also Pueumatie Gur « * CHAS. A. SHIELDS, Luu FOR ‘China. Grandfat hie SALE-I HAVE A lc le Check. « ud Bramses. suitable for cbr Wagon and Carriage. 1 ave JOR SAL OF OLD BE Tales Silvers RITZ MOUNTAIN cA y $2.00, at the Burd S. HAKTERECHT Special hold: all styles of fancy woods at fu nents to mut Special bargains and enents for ten days, THE PIANO EXCHANGE NEW WAREROOMS azo #13 Pa. av DO a Re ad uported Suing birds, tard Food and Cages, $1 Deu * aig. Washineton, Dt OK SALE AT BARGAINS Nos TS month at. 1. WILD & Bii0.", 100 sth st.aw as 2w" JFOE Sale -raice: List oF aenicay wins Sweet Catawta Sweet An Swert Mu Sweet Mul Sweet Sh HA SE 29th and Puna Telephone, 114-2. FINE BREED P 2 0 for gentlemen, near Government Printing Tat and New York ave oT hak tion of the amount has ‘already been col- | ansist Venetia i; good city reference. Cal ofice: 8 Tat. de28-2t" ag ES, 0 aeow cet York in raters ites wi Le Hest ae eee demtieademeae | OR RE WET FIVE MINUTES’ WALE toe Te POR SALE WE ARE THE CHEAPEST J Be ie" ar} ear the rey of ANTED—BY AN ENGLISH LADY (TRAINED | of State dey ment, three it Rooms, two of —DI BER stock of m the different committees and to make arrange- | WV urs boiton ap colreaion, cate ot | Shem with bey windows: new howee, cloewnly pe- | Ma crch issues seat, conintled oe both aL | St gal Cand oe ments tb complete the work at the earliest pos- | fill take charge of s house, Address Ss. F SALE—BARGAIN-VERY Entratice: large reception ball; hvuse frstelaen, in ait | el Feward on return ioGMetme. 0 de | dg sible day. Mrs, Field has already raised $1,000 NTED-BY A YOUNG 601 on 23d st, near New Ham its appointments ; suitable for member of legation or OST—ON FRIDAY, DEC. 26, IN THE NEIGH- OK SALE—SINGING BIKDS. BIE in California and Miss Bayard $400, and other PALE Dor tookite Nmhice COLORED, GIRL (A | jow price, 8c) ADpIy’ CHL army oF navy officer. As Pocpood of Coup. Sve. and FS. op ie Cag Oe Te gees SCRMID'S Indies qncouraging sume in, their localities. | mrwork. AppiyeeS1bN trv. Can furish eter ‘FROR GLE RINGIETE_WOLEDING “tives az | |pOR ERNT-LANGE DOURLE Fintons eae |v Ger pormenr eee see emanin | Btoreisthets fteors south of Paavo e of the purposes of the Washington ladies | ence. e a Al BUILDING SITES 1 heirs 7 ¥ ze : ¢ “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE isto give a grand fete atthe height of the | \W\WANTED-BY_A PRACTICAL MARKET GAR- Fitrettics iitnonsaddge ne Soe a ne Ue Reon Rear oe ennInees | ROR, SALE — TEE ~orro™ Gas ENGINE © season. which will not only eclipse the if | ,Vysener, ® Situation ss manager oF forsmenion | qi-1m* : 1423 Fat, | exchanged. 1121 Ist. nw. az’ Polenta PSOE Pleasant, DC. A26-2t" | ino lows of tunse wo handlaug ot ‘yd for ar = ean Seaver last winter hacostis DC. = ———— — ——r*s BRENT Ste LON ATING ROOMS | JT OST ON DECEMBER 27. AN ANGORA CAT; | S04 price lint DDALLACY Ae — under the auspices o: . Palmer and Mrs. 5a GENTE AS unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping ; bat Losier, black : very long fur. Tapes; hich netted over €2,000 for the fund. | Wy Atiy liu oticek.a poution an prssteaace | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, | sndoli'wavrsy'mmedoor; anleniid loction: gent | Liggral eward for return to 1758 Wana” wv, ’ BOARDING. e aT 0 aa — i we : _ BOL 2 ; = _~ = oo ae entertainments of | in the even! PF atl e poe R _RENT—LARGE FARM WITHIN 3 MILES RK RENT — SUNNY, HANDSOMELY FUR- | J OST—IF COLORED MAN WHO BLACK er Et KNER COLUMBIA ST ins gi capital. The ladies | Frammar toric of Washington, a OST, N.W.. CORNER . fick. and ‘normal ‘schools and scientific and ‘col ages ished Koome, on 2d oor, en suiteor single: board | Li Knitied Shawl outside first door. Gar Tee el hatred aad are very anxious to complete this work before | Juriute institutes and hes an examination ty LARCOMBE, if desired will rent parlor. 1014 15th et. & J-.gust | dens Wednesday evening last, willreturn it to the Star fe tentful fare the end of the present season, as delay will | proof-reading under Civil Service. He will not accept | 420-3 __”_—'1304Fat_| shove SicPherson Square, 427 office he will receive a reward. aze-oe° | Srey clase, ‘Terma moterate again throw the project over another year. on an Frith back-woods dignity and 7OR SALE-BY T. H. SYPHERD & CO,, 1321 Fst. | JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOM: USE OF cEMBE TOWA_ CIRCLE, Ti MENT TO BOARD inciple. Address O. J. M. Box a= venient; private Set to BEFORE MR. FULLER'S NOMINATION, Pout Ofties, % Oacres, 5 room house, bara, ke., 2 miles from, 1004 New Hampahiceeree 3 Deivate. tag ty 3-4 NY sd room tye privat su platy tausly 9 amr Representative Rockwell, the young, hand- ANTED-BY AN EXPERIENC! 8° eee mes 13 ta a28-3t* emma “ aha some, and urbane congressional lawmaker of Go a Oe Sigtores 8 room ‘house, barn, 334 x yay oe het ahh ee Let OMtst, DEC. 24TH. BLACK FUR E 4 K 8T_§.W, THREE COMMUNICATING the Pittafield, Massachusetts, constituency, tells 133; cits: 4959 | tor,two wentlenien: private tamily, terms ; | £4 Muff. Please return to Star offic S262] D514 tirmtened gone with ord oy geet an interesting recollection of the appointment | WW7AN7 AFIRST-CLASS, WOMAN COOK. | 40 scren $ Foom housc, sable, 7 miles frou 9° 9° | © « Memmcuumetttare tow == Cabra ached iad with omrenrs | S00r-_ Also, Sable Deena. WHER. wo of e young jurist of ino} ‘ief ‘who can furnish the it Sarat Teferences, & ro . If att jtable ‘ABI BOARDERS, $4.50 PEK é 1+ Jasticenhip of the United States. Representa. | Fontan ie teyvtrioriaree boarding Bouse Adiess | 2 acres, 10 foots Baie. ail "10 lias OO Feat Srcure handsomely turmened Meoeee 2h | ofice. "= u~_Suune feward will be found ot Star land from 2b, Lawyer Puller, the parent of tat sport, and | 57 wren Bi 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN nso logan new Roam, aeriy furihed. wae | LOST as tne QDEIET, FeOM TEE PREMISES a awyer . eight girls, ant a x ircle; 3 ‘ernon Association, the same table at their hostelry, and being | permaid {ara private fanlly goed cite relratees a — itico) a Barnegat Shea Bot, Ang MEDICAL, &. lonesome without their domestic surroun St T1310 Connecticut ave, S008 HY Feleregsen fal R HENT—O13 E ST. N.W., HANDSOMELT | {twill load tote recovery wil my : TEAL became quite friendly and conversational. WANTED. GENTLEMAN IN OFFICE DESIRES do bat private Bandy eles elec eens | ake se CRSESTER S EXGL ION FEO woe time was in the early summer. One evenin; rym pte pr ade 1 meg “aez7- ae x ‘O8T- REWARD SMALL BLACK AND WHITE tine and reliable pill for sale. | Never fa Target fuer epbesred st hie scemsiomed | fewer Suarase = Fo ae | Ue tincre ee age | Sees be cating we PI table. . Lawmaker wel aNTEDS = Evert ‘table board, 910 19th st. n.w. pore Fd Al Cy om pink w2 remo "pot the youl face of fie ise | MUS cee ae cee am | a ee Bi Om RENT MRE Hy, FameraeacTivay | Lwqotan, Mecree pines eee | emyseeerat “eile Anis eo n= cf "i NW. B oa Y —~ Fens'hd te com otea mnie | tyes YO sa A Apne | fin goer’ ta nmi | Ueaaaa ea torimycy Ta | Hse Mean atone Os Sa | Se Seite. imself, The observant Rockwell was attracted a " | Cee z ming igs CHICHESTER CHEMICAL 00. bye bilan sry of wit ant enige'ig | SEP EPEC ae cman re? So, convenient | ESsieni:hou nw reached a FINANCIAL. pn es a manner and conversation, which emanated = setts | = bes D AS ING AGENT iatgsiiaee enel eemr| __WANTED_RoOMS. —__| Asa ae. ob camry Eviuecss yan ete | eet ete aL ry of Inw and learning. seat —— lee froma on Band O-B-R. 10 miles . S. Buomux, jpervous and ehronie Giwanes, Alm iriractious tie “Why, Mr. Fuller,” quoth Lawmaker Rock- Se ake a Ry eS Wai aaE a Pama Fe, 1925 NEW YORK Al TARGI in ssid 7 Kell daring, one of these sales of exuberant | gpd board, irom Your I" Addrece me BALE a veRw PAR ee Sees ae ote ~Heurs Tiam.to¢pm—___ spirit, “something must have struck you, x abstr two gates ta, Bk F scree | Rulet habits No 1605 Fete aw, | 7 ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVIC “‘some' ‘strike me. ihe ad OR RENT-TWO o% sRooND, " Orders executed on all the Exchanges. Lise 9108 Park Place ne, tet call it light ” render this ae ara Sead 8o, northern funy Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Petroleum, | #24 12th sts. ne. Ladion only. Kemedy, Lawmaker Rockwell cherished this mysteri- office. to, —— es EAD AND BE WISE—DE_ BROTHERS, 000 B ST. ous sa} in coffers of his memory until WAXTSD ES CAMERON, A GRADUATE tw . T. DYER, 1304 F st, 8TH Ry ROOMS FUR PRIVATE WIRES TO NEW YORK AND CHICAGO. Dectore me nd me cath thet bee 8 few weeks alter by | W br. Walter's Masnases Wornersvife, FRE “TIE a posed, by wroalt or month: +) Interest allowed on deposita, we Ep cow ol privet dina the President asking the Senate for its advice | PA, gives manage to ladies 8 their homies; Would give : Tn perest 3 ecarsone square | 143m Sh fsoedicine, oF mo cape, cousulier and consent to the ion ‘of ‘his table | latest? "agi oo eee | ast gt ObOkE De LOCKETT, Bie ree as companion, Melville Weston Faller, to. be | “it” 1226 Ost. n. ME OOTTAGE AT i Chief Justice of the United States, Ww: ¥_WOCkrED—| ight room ‘calla, ton FRO CORO ae he, bon | WATE oe itentiinsr caress rau GLOVEE BUILDING, 1410 F BT, X. W. ‘Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. PERSONAL. a oe church tations and singing, were dunia, Meet gta berry ne Reet heh had an enter- ELxctiox j lie a, ii “PS re iF iy i i i i Hi Es i # i