Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘The Elegant Reception at Senator Voor- hees’—Personal Notes. One of the most elegant receptions of the season was given by Senator Voorhees and Miss Voorhees at their residence last evening in honor of Delegate Charles S. Voorhees and his bride. The drawitig-rooms were adorned with plants, and the mantels banked with flowers, and the doorways festooned with ropes of smilax. The supper was laid in ‘an upper room, and the fluid refreshments, with the mu- sicians, were in the front second-story ment. ‘easing-rooms were ws Voorhees received her guests in & floor. rich toilet of white satin, veiled in silk crepe, beautifully embroidered in forget-me-nots and brown sprays. The bodice was low. an gold necklace. Mrs. Charles 8 satin brocade with front crossed scarfs of white silk. The pointed d she wore Voorhees, the of honor, wore a trained = MS sate ly was crossed by lace-edged bretelles, and she held @ bouquet of La France roses. the guests, of which there were six wore Secretary and Miss Bayard, Amon; handreds Postmas- ter General Dickinson and the guests of his house, Mrs. Lyster and the Misses Trow- Uridge, Miss Garland, Justice Lamar and Mr.and Mrs. L.Q. C. Lamar, Gen. and Mrs. Black, Miss Grace Black, the Hawaiian minister and Mrs, and Miss Carter, the {apanese minister and Mme. Mutsu, Secretary ‘Sato, Senator and Mrs. ‘Vance, Senator Dolph; Senator and Mrs. Black- burn, Miss Blackburn, Senator and Mrs. Morrill and Mins Swann, Judge and Mrs. A. Leo Knott, Col. and Mrs. John 8. Williams, ex-Senator and Mrs. cDonald, the Speaker of the House and Mrs. Carlisle, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Bartlett, Ad- ‘miral and Mrs. Crosby and their guests, Miss Graff and Miss Coats, of Philadelphia, Col. and Mrs. Johp M. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. B.C. P. Breckinridge, Miss Key, Mr. Beck Miss Frye, Mrs. ur, Miss Dorothy Phillips, Edward B. Hilton, of New York, Mrs. Queen, Mrs. Middletgn Smith, Capt. and Mrs. Hoxie, Mr. and Mra. Horatio King, Dr. and Mrs, O'Beilley, Mrs. Stohe, Mrs. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beall,” and Senator Payne. The first hop of the season givon at Willard’s hotel last night was largely attended. The ‘Misses Noyes received the guests. Among those Pretent were Mr. and Mrs, E. Kk. Johnson, Hon, . C. Black and family, Mr. A. B. Mallett and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hancox, BMrs. Win. B. Hibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Parl Fannie Hough, Edith Soulé, Mari iting. ney Lilly, Louise Kauffmann, “May Beveridge. mln 'Reed, Jennie Johnson, ‘hupman, Sussie Britton, Vei Lulu Bryan, Eugenie Gray, of Obi Raum, Eannie Hawkins, Nan Kingsbury, of Parks, White, pson, Darrell, Hodges, Lamon, Howe, fer, Noble, Miller, Hough. Joyce, Little, Lamon, McElhone, Reed, French, Francis and Scranton, Pa., and Messrs. Teel. The Ladies’ historical society met at the resi- dence of Mrs. Horatio King yesterday. In the . O. Talbot, the subject, Sophocles, was treated in a manner to arouse the énthusiasm of the forty ladies pres- hands of the chairman, Mrs. L. ek drama ent. A paper om the Gi by Miss Safford. Carl Barns. Selections from Edipus by Mrs. Ross Brown and Mrs. Ware. The irman arranged the reading of with excellent effect. The character of Anti- wa8 well taken by Miss Ethel Ingalls; | Sire uard, by Mrs. sing, by Mrs. Edmonds; Barns; Herron, by Miss Bradley Miss “MacLennan; Ismen Creon, by Mrs. Vance. A fine picture, loaned | by Mra. Edmonds, of Antigone and her blin effect of the reading of | by Mrs. Rams- nig. was excep- father, added to ‘th the drama. The musi dell, Mrs. tionally g Miss Ingalls dispensed ‘This meeting, from its interest and en! will be mémorable in the annals of this so- ciety. Mrs. Dickson, 725 20th stree ‘Thursday. She was assiste Mrs. Dillingham, Miss Condit Handy and Miss © Tastice Field, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs aud Mrs. Mumn, Mr. Groger. Dr. and Reypen, Capt. Anderson and Coi. Carpenter. Miss Mary Baum, who has been spending the holidays with friends in Baltimore. turned to her home in this city. Mrs. John F. Rodgers gave a tea afternoon, the second of the series, that was most successful in gathering togeth éompany of congenial people. Mrs. Rodgers received her guests in a handsome black silk and net, cut with a pompadour body. She was assisted by her sister, Miss white satin; Mrs. Geo. B. Loring. in m draped in Chantilly lace, ,_ Bessie Rutherford, Josie Times of Sophocles, by Mrs. ‘ter, of Baltimore. Among her guests were Dr. and Mrs. Hammond, the Japanese minister ‘and Madame Mutsu, Mrs. King, Mr. and Mrs. . Mr. and ‘Chas, W. , Mines Bryan, ni Bryan, io, Maria a was read were read Antigone dthe tea. ‘thusiasm, Mrs. V: n , has re- yesterday era large Senator and Mrs. Stanford gave » handsome dinner of fourteen covers last evening in honor of Bishop and Mra, John P. Newman, who are their The table had for its central freoration s large silver oval ura Milled with oe France roses, fore geod a each cover, bouquets a lilies of the valley for the Jadies, and boutonnieres of grosebuds and wings upon them, and text in artistic let- fering. |The, Pain igns upon the cards tap represeatod by bin of colored eseeit uaintly represented by fed or pale yellow; there were candles burning or « forge fire with a large bellows, a gipay kettle, with three sup rods sus- mded over 8 re, a street p glowing ite tall a. toilet “bottle with 's gleami wiorper da tiny Pharos throwing’ a light tar ont to sea, The other guests were and Mrs, J. T. Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Tallmadge, Gen. and Mrs Spinola, Mr. and Mra M. G. Emery, and Rev. Dr. G. H. Corey. Mrs. Stan- ford was attired in a sweeping gown of black velvet with lace trimmings and diamond orna- ments, ‘The lady managers of the Children’s hos- Pital, who, for the benefit of that charity, have arranged to give a series of read- ings, have been compelled to depart from the original intention of having them in private houses, and they have ac- cepted the proffered use of the pleasant lecture room of “All Souls church,” on the corner of Land 14th streets, where the very interesting program pre} will be carried out. The hale of tickets demonstrated that the attendance would be more than any private house in the city would accommodate comfortably for a reading with one exception. ‘The first reading, for which Mrs, Tuckerman had offered the use of her lors, m at All Souls’ church on Tuesday, the 8th, at 3:30 in the afternoon, when Miss asan Everett Hale, of Boston. will read a se- lection from Richardson's “Sir Charles Grandi- son.” Tickets can be obtained from the fol- Mrs. Stone, 1945 F street; Mrs, unedy, 1630 Rhode Island avenue; Mrs. Hob- 1820'N street; Mrs. Leiter, 1500 20th street; Calderon Carlisle, 1822 I street; Mrs. Mo- . 1383 Connecticut avenue; Miss Henry, 1406 M street; Miss Dodge, 1827 Jefferson place: iss Spofford, 1621 Massachusetts avenue, an at Galt Bros.,'1107 Pennsylvania avenue, Mrs. Campbell's guests, Miss Lizzie Elkins, of New York, and Miss Grace Davis, Miss Keamer and Miss Stadtler, of Baltimore, re- turned to their homes yesterday, Mrs. $. M. Bryan is at home to her friends on Wednesday Miss Voorhees will keep the senatorial Thurs- days during the season, Mrs. Ira Davenport will be at home to friends on Tuesdays, in January, at 1233 17th street. Mrs, Starring will be at home to callers on Tuesday, January 15. She will be in Baltimore on the Sth and 9th for entertainments given for her there, Mrs. Whitney will hold the first of a series of card receptions on Friday evening, the 11th of this month. Mrs, Blackburn and the Misses Blackburn are at the Ebbitt house for the winter. Mrs. M. D. Lincoln, Mra. Eldridge J. Smith, Miss Emily L. Sherwood, of the Women’s National Press association, are meeting with general approbation in the scheme they have set on foot of securing a painting of Mra. Cleve- land in the Franco-Russian gown she wore on New Year's day, as a permanent sion of he White House. They propose that the peo- ple all over the country contribute to the that will pay the artist who paints the portrait, Mrs. John 8. Williams, No. 25 Lafayette square, will be at home informally to her friends on Saturdays, ‘The Unity club met last night at the resi- dence of Harvey Spalding, esq., No. 601 M street northwest. wheres’ pleasing ‘and. in- structive program delighted alarge assemblage. Miss Mary Grim gate a piano solo which was followed’ by a learned essay by Mr. W. W. Kinsley, in which the argument for beneficent design by the Creator was elaborately illus- trated by scientific trath. The paper was dis- cussed by Col. Switzler, Mesars. Chas. Davies, G. A. Bacon, Dr. Shippen, Mrs. L. A. Crandali and others. A violin solo by Miss Hicax, a song by Mrs. Lee, pathetic and humorous recitations by Mifs Jennie Dexter and a vocal solo by Miss Bertie Lincoln with piano accom- paniment by Miss Florence Ball.-coneluded the pleasures of the evening. A delightful and largely-attended reception wos held at the residence of Mrs. John C. Black toilet of Speed, in auve sili, | Iso assisted in greet- terday afternoon, the occasion being made particularly noteworthy and agreeable by the presence of Miss Black, who is this season be- ing introduced as a debutante. Mrs, Black aingly assisted by Mrs. Stephenson, the guests. Mrs McCauley, in_a toilet of | ¥8 cha je aay dng ured boullion at the din : fe of the frst assistant postmaster-general, table. and Mrs. Capt. Wheeler, in black satin, esided over the tea urn, ris a ris. Amon; ning-room sister, Mrs, Scott, Miss Lettie Scott, the lisses Ewing, Miss Stephenson and Miss Marian the attractive young ladies who held the guests | Davis, all of Illinois. Mrs. Black's reception captive by their charming cordiality were | dys during the season will be Fridays of each Miss Julia Edie, Miss Beach, Miss Schley Miss Norton, Miss Brooke, Miss Viola W. Myer, and Mrs. it. Rodgers mingled with the guests and See Edith Card, Miss Schenck. greatly to the enjoyme: cecasion. A great im. C. Endicott, jr., Palmer, Mrs. Norton, of Parragut square, Mr. HL K. Viele, Miss Viele, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Poor, Lieut. and Mrs. J. C. Fremont. and Mrs, Grozier. who is the daughter of Col. Rockwell. The former will be rememb: during Gen. Arthur's administration as com- missioner of public buildings and grounds. Mrs. Pierce Crosby's tea was another Mecca of society people yesterday afternoon from 4 to 7. Mrs. Crosby received her friends in a hand- some toilet of bisck velvet, with a white silver brocade. At her side stood her | guests and nicces, Miss Coats in white nun’s veiling, and Miss Graff in pink crepe, Miss Queen in black velvet and lace, and Mrs. Lang- | -colored velvet and brocade. greeted the guests in the second drawing-room, and in the dining-room Mrs. horne in a trained gown of wi Bugher, in black lace, served café fraj Ralph Cross Johnson. Miss Nellie Biddle, m was in progress. Mrs. F. Field, Miss Whitney, Capt. Bugher, Mrs. en Vail, Mrs. Folsom, with the Mixses Hastings, Gen. and Mrs. Benet, Judge Drake amd Mts. Carol, Dare Wes! it, Mr. Archibald Hopkins, Col. Blunt. Miss Smythe, Ison, Miss Leila Wal- Heaton, Miss Col. and Mrs. John ler, Miss Gussie Wilson, Mr. A. Florence Waller, Miss Markoe and ‘Mrs. Willard Warner, were present. Miss Campbell's studio reception at Willard’s hotel yesterday afternoon was the distinctivel artistic event of the day that was crowded with social events. The youthful artist received her ina becoming toilet of black silk and -e, standing within the door of the first draw- ing room. At the back of both rooms were massed the peintings, and in front of them burned rows of hooded gas jets. At Miss Camp- bdell’s side stood Miss Elizabeth Drex York eit reat many of the prominent society people of the city were present, among them Me. Wi black silk, poured tea, in gray French fale, served chocolate and bonbons. The handsome rooms were througed all the hours that the Miss iele it of the Senator and Mrs. ered here front of ppe. Mrs, H. Coyle, and Mrs. Mr. and el, of New , ina black silk gown, made witha inted opening at the neck, and Mra. Senator who wore a trained gown of black silk and lace; Mrs. Vance in black satin, Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. Stanford in dleck silk and ‘jet, Mina Bayard in lilac crepe; Miss Florence n, } gray ehudda cloth. draj with blue and white plaid veiling: Miss Ella Horsey. in moire and cloth toilet; Miss Moore, of San Joe, Cal., in pink silk, with panels of white silk brocaded in colors, and Miss Head, of San Francisco, in terra cotta faille, the | latter two being the guests of Mrs. Hearst, assisted in escorting the visitors about the room. The collection of pictures, testifying to the genius of the artist, comprised portraits of Senator and Mrs. Hearst and a pastel of Mr. Wm. R. Hearst. Gen. Grant, owned by Mra. Stanford; Miss Elizabeth Drexel, of New York: Mr. Outerbridge Horsey, Senator Vance, Miss Mabel Cannon, Miss Helen Cannon, Mr. Mn. 3. B Rolter a0 oGip ani Lathrop, and agate i i : i FF h week. Mrs. J. L. French is detained for the winter at the home of her father in Peru, N.Y. She was summoned thither in July last by the seri- ous illness of her only sister, Miss M. Hattie Chamnell, who in former years spent two or three winters with her in Washington. The sister was taken to mere and there sub- mitted to a severe surgieal operation as the last hope of relief, but died seven days after the operation. Mrs. French will remain for a time to preside over the home of her father, who was left entirely alone by this sad be- reavement. The Hyacinth eucher club met on Thursday evening at the residence of H. J. Bright, on Capitok hill, ‘They were happily welcomed by the hostess of the evening, Miss May Rawlings and her friends and the well-selected prizes were won by Miss Nellie Johnson and Mr. J. E. Tucker; the “boobies” almost as choice as the “head” prizes being carried off by Mra. E. W. Watkins and Mr. Lowell. After the close of the game Mrs. Watkins delighted the company with two finely reu*ered songs, when a bount ful supper was served. Dancing followed, Mise Boutelle, daughter of Representative Charles A. Boutelle, of Maine, is visiting Miss itetson, 1441 Massachusetts avenue. ‘Miss Hattie M. Myers, daughter of Mrs. M. M. Myers, 1310 B street southwest, after pleasantly spending the holidays with her mother, has re- turned to-day to her studies at Winchester. ‘The wife of Judge Drake, and Mrs, and Miss Westcott will be at home to callers on Mondays hereafter, at 1416 20th street northwest, Miss Thyson, of 49 I street northwest, will resume her Monday afternoon receptions on the 7th of January. She will be assisted during the winter by her sister, MrseKate Marr, Miss Hattie Poultney, of Baltimore, is visit- ing Mrs. ‘Payne, 2207 Washington Circle. Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin will be at home on Mon- days after 3 o'clock at 1753 P street, except the last Monday of the month. Mrs. and Miss Ingalls will receive on Monday, January, 7, after 3 o'clock, assisted by Mrs. 8. RB, Peters, Miss Rosecrans, Miss Dorothy, Phil- lips, Miss Dahlgren and Miss Miriam Hill, the guest of the family. ‘Mrs, Senator Faulkner and her sister, Miss Winn, have arrived in the city andare located at 1344 Vermont avenue. President and Mra. M. C. Fernald, of the Main State College, Orono, Maine, are nd- ing a few days in the ci topping with Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Merrill, 1602 19th street, Mrs. Vinnie Ream Hoxie, who will remain in the city afew days longer, will receive her friends Monday afternoon at Mrs. Fuller's, 208 New Jersey avenue southeast, Mrs. Chas. M. Pepper will be at home to her friends Tuesdays during the season at No. 1831 Latreet. She will have with her during the winter her sister, Miss Caroline 8. Pepper, of Cleveland. ‘Mr. and Mrs, W. C, Whittemore, 1900 17th street, entertained a dozen friends at difiner last evening. Among the pleasant social events of the week was the dancing party given New Year's night by Miss Lena and Dora Stearns to about forty of their friends. Hon. Wm. H. Armstrong, for many years as- eee to ieee a eae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ae suhjent tt ciguretn ating hil e"Chaenat' ot Our Puhr | NY Pt er aPERORNS = rom | sais pent 2S tided. An address was delivered by Dr. Caro- | Wikg-room boy costs: mate beioc sicw and | Rowe Rent must be moderate, “Address K. CJ Figaniatne nom on St dona ay n i line B. Winslo’ harmfal Too cotics on the Raines abet tal etteots of sar: | cites ieee FT OREETE id Sk ee t followed it was stated that there were 810 | > ia a qiishng would give | OR RENT_9a7y ESF. XW. A LARGE PmONT | “0-3t "3. B WIMMER, 1313 Pst in ‘the District, outside of hotels and | WANTED ENERGETIC AMERICAN LADY: NOT | office." ceil =F ou fret Hoon, withor withent boards ab Be Pasiness property-on Teams aves Borah es aio ar-rooms, where tobacco was sold. The ‘references red salary, moderst NIED—BY THR ULTS,TWO OR THREE RENT-HANDSOME NEW FURNISHED 13,500, will pay 10 percent. need of popular education on the subject of the bert cos We Ee Bene OMe? MOMS. | Wivome with Boonie inuorthteas © Sear eeee | Bbncx parior; en fries. guar and fhe conveg | 6S S“Sb, WIMER, A313 Ft e : mon ——e injurious effects of cigarette smoking was ‘ANTED — WOMEN — FIRST-CLASS COOKS, | 830 location of rooms Address F. H. F., Star | {o7%7%r"), we OF wo Sed lect 7 opens oftes | Wee ee aT Pees | Wy any GENTS _PeSES bow th OR SALE—AY A SACRIFICE 205-3t" F A handsome new brick on Pa. 10 rooms: all. m. 1: @10,000. Jabot FASE ee Binns et Dost nbs re md with ite fs . W Acorner jot on Teo of the cigarettes by a ‘conscientious tobacconist, seg fal Gulch: DICE'S AGEN MELAS. | ere he ona hp spouye comfort,” Adazae with full Be square south o > | Ores frame: 61-800 arm ave, bet. Land M;each | SERcal price Sor ashers tes 7 ere mom Clean soually requesting the dealer to give their boys | \WrANTED-GTENOGRAPHER A particu: Sh sooumumite at 5 Foes ee SANT Be beret SNTSHED: | 1S by about 0 fc. which ‘the owber, @ Ban-resideut, outs! ots on 14th at. extended, opposite ioraor lone see Se pues | Warren accttacas Wise tat Saat reg OO | porwr tee vy ne iw par | OA weak Urtean ne | ees Mado the bill against the sale of cigarettes to minors, must mye ‘Address J. “4 e dome ay : . apa 4 introduced at the last seasion of was | UW aac . aaarD; | \RrANTED-ROOMS- WE HAVE HAD NUMER °Pelaiest bulletin, with ful ist of houses andiots, | FPO Se MAO igi bated strongly urged, and. the facta brought out that Waa A EE Walitinin? ie aaye ie tating wal eg | engy greed odie ee ne ne ors . near! ans, ED. G00) ms. Those : ¢ RENT THREE GENTLEMEN CAN St __WSOUET & WILOOE. 1 , lg school tenchers of ths Distict were in | W ssi ind OGIe SEO, ETDS taOQOP | Sith Munehins € 60, kaon naucde TaN ® | FORREST SHRM GENURNEN CAS ORTATS | ‘ou gaca—vrmy OOD HOUSE OM 14TH BE; |, {",Aptiety Not on Pet, 230 and 12cm 5 : ; 4 : #20.» " py ey A OMiodow press | ®:8;- At 63.20 Rivor of it, If was Ascided, to hold public ing up type forma: state age. Address Box 1:8, Star | _j0-t_ BS: ._ 927 E stn. w. da5. brick. lor 20s 130, GO alloy? ectliy'artengel for | 285 -8t” HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F ot. gue. meet in interest of the department, WANTED. ONE: FURNISHED | ROOM, WIT; RK RENT—A GE! ‘MAN AND WIFE LIVING | business, €10,000. t 7 iN’ “Ont ;O¥S TO FOLD AND board. including beat and gas, in a private in desit 3A. 5 : ted asa coting of She euporhtondents | WY Ap DaAn ONSET QPRDG EUURANE | pine iy “pti | Rancarse tanta menttuc atte | "ftir nro mee a wra 81 per thousand. 0, Ad office. JOR SALE—A SHORT LOT. 20 De ee ey, a | Peyegnt bese sue. “GRD A “Jokban, fine fk G on the first Friday of each month. rene “hadrees box a4, | coed ox Tairees SOUTHERRER Blarcibee 10 | NCW ganar toon TS ee 000. | To"Whitaker & 3ordan, 191 = Gig Foot lice, "o> Per thousand, -Adiirees box ¢# ‘WASIED—BY THE 15 ¥ FXOR REN A 3 Be TON 0. SOHNBON, Atiantic dee | yer Sees Wasninoton Extgernise.—At a meeting ‘ANTED—A NEAT, HONEST, TRUSWORTHY married couple, three un: shed rooms suit JRoR BAL EXCHANGE—TWO LARGE 12- Lot on 16 corner; 43x50 of the directors of the Washingion Cattle come | WWaniite asiait hiusiwont fie a unui tig | foriett houston Saat be uoterats, Captol oom bricks adhiuine puch thor, e¥ltable for = Dar. 49450, very dete hotel: Dear 10th aod Gram ae cee jer houses oF for uuimpro’ OF N of rl we s tT A POR BENT—1906 F ST—FURNISHED ROOMS | PES of toundary, Apely On d care ack two years old; best of references | Prefel y held yesterday the following officers for | sucjcerg for. child two years olt C references SLABVO, Star oft Re‘tnsuing year were. electod: B. H- Smith, |G Bee ses | WAN ota GENTLEMAN ND UPR, OE 7 tt ome EPS “ furni cont: t rT. Geo. J. Johnson, vice-president, an W&AXTED_4 RESPECTABLE. NEAT COLORED located. Address ¥. DE B., Star office. 333-30 ith board; suitable for gentleman and wife, or | KER. 150 ERE 5 iil * L. Hempstone, secretary and treasurer. The Woman to cook and wash and iron for one per- ‘ANTED—UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT | #entleman:; private family; no children taken ister Rh SALE—FIVE NEW 6 ROOM BRICK HOUSES treasurer's report for the past year stated that | s0". Arp! 2Othet Monday morning, ‘betyeen bousekeeping; any part of the city ; also furnished | €2¢¢8 required; also table board riven. Jub-it* _ fay xy Be le an increase of about 45 per cent on the entire | 50 Sm¢ te. Sere roe air Pe ee oe ert om et. nw. | POR RENT, THREE (DESIRABLE UNFUR- and well built; wes SES WA 1, herd on the range in Arizona had been made, ee hake baie cca tie pa ey De ,o Ae a5-3t el Fee and that the stockholders had received a divi- | 93. gimuigtmily; German preferred. dend of 12 i decing The di. not call before 5 p.m. 947 T st. a St FES HO! iN MOUNT lend oF r cent during the year. The di- | \)74xTED—A NEAT AND TIDY WHITE Gi R RENT—AT 1222 11TH ST. VERT 000 camh, balanee monthly, Fooms rectors of the company are D. Ii. Smith, Geo. | WANTED 4 NEAT, AND TIDE WHITE GIRL, | _ = pleseatt, sunny Hou ot ‘et input frets a ae tae ashe spy a © wormage J. Johnson, E.G. Davis, W. W. Burdette, W. | york: family of two persons; no washing or rout ‘ANTED FURNISHED HOUSE, 6 OR 7 ROOMS, | unfurateh heated; desirable t na WHITAKER & WHITAKER, 130736 F st. | aon SALE, DESIRABLE Lor. 2ox.20 16 ‘AL Yates, and 8 L. Hempston ply 8 aa : Mia, Northwest, 4or 6 months, by family of three: | ences. 0 Le alley, wont side of 14th at botwert Vaua Wh. we as ———S— ‘ANTED—TYPE-WRITER AND 8” Neier ad greed are a, Fadl )R RENT—1315 MASS. AVE. N.W., ONE LARGE, FE Ty. eee Lowe vii a * pher Gnale); speed required at least 100 words; | a aie Beat ae pleasant room, furn to one or two gentle: | 9.Toclose dicate, T will sell at | _! = 020 Fat. nw. Ronpenres Rerontep.—Timothy O'Connor | must uso Remington or furnish machine. Address, ANTED-TO RENT A NEW 10-ROOM HOUSE | men, with board if desired. $200, to #300 Jong time and JOR SALE—A CHOICE LOT ON 16TH ST, Be reports the larceny of some earpenter’s tools, | statins axe, ke, P. 0. Box BUG, ety. aoa oh lettored wtrootnet coenceed #HOvand located | Tre pe Thouthy paymegte a” tic roars than pent) sewers | tween Pande ISO foe: toalige terme iam Robinson reportestolen from his room ATED-ABTHO. WILINGAND HON: | SOR Het uM HR, ges eof megs Ja Fitri a ae ea pa Lois F SiGEATA Rint ano . 4 jerefereuces. “Apply Si 151 a HERS, | __$05-2t_ | ato terme Sesion and'‘tnished: in netted won on * Peer al tag ret a aa eat Acid 18” | WASTED_F0 DIMEDIATE CUSTOMER, 7 179 Viaces, antique oak muauitels, located in prettiest and | BOK SALE—LOTSIN FAROMA PARK BUY ROW » Gl F. Inost improving part of the uortheast, on two lives | M¥and you will rocliae trom 20. cars, Two-thirds of street inupre AN ALLEoED AssavLt Rerortep.—Elias Stier- COOK. REFERENCES RP- | north of W at, price uot to exceed $0, AW quired. Call between Zand 5 at ext tweive muntin 'Eiox pelle Cpt Eee te "Soasoh Galtestett Fel Rigeren SRE: RuClonieas ate | Sage Faine, Insurie handsrme profits, “Algo tn sane aquare | = ‘ ic instein, a ED—DUNDORE's MEN z NTED—A HOUS| NER IN ; : vin eam » Two : man’s) nine-year-old daughter. The police in- | Snd states, with refercncen. 717 Mat, u. we sozb-Lowe | ©4200 © 813,000, for an mmediate pimehaaer, | | FUT NENT acnd Mons root hoon W.E.BURFORD, | rou Keanoke at. price "ie beneath ree but have not ee a Ay ANTED—WOMEN Cook: WANTED ea Soak ba aoe im wien y. = = young man. The officers express some dou! bermaids, Nurses and Lai oF (RE ee ee RENT_AT 1017 18T. NW, ICELY- 4.500—A wT ‘oof ihe young mane guts ESSE MARAE NECOOS DB Pk fed Me | caller Wat we Cauaetys es hae ere, | Ar Sila Qmmaniatng, Neowin ne heroes —— Cooks. Fat. HERBON & RAMEY, pecs opeton & oon an gg “3 Aiskwit “hashed: om tien ‘Dexuen<tan inohy, WHITE SERVANT AS SECOND | _47-1m 1307 Fst. ute, | DK; Algo, an wut wags a cain, ‘0 rooina ahd ‘cellar, fronting south. near night Robert F. Magee, of South Washington, a | og eer naRe OUTS | FOREST 020 14TH ST. AN ELEGANT SUITE — .E. BURFORD, met a stranger on isth street and New York | \y7axrep—a WOMAN TO COOK. wasn anp | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | For Rooms, parlor and bedroom on drat hoor, txt ___ Ea moderate. avenue, and walked with him down 15th street ine bisat Comak uinus carl tates ioe = ——— —____—_ | glans chef in the house; rooms suitable for entertain 5 . until Albaugh's opera houso was reached, | Apply 1247 Corcoran at, ~_ weer | WANTED 70 BUY A SET OF TEMWER'S TOOLS | SEU eee OM BRYANT, VINE LOT ON OTH BTW he ith a black- | 5y DoAG FOMAN TT Hise iinet ian ee LBS 2. At (BUSINESS PUEPOSES— Dib stn et. hw. 4-2 Then the stranger struck Magee with a ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN TO DO | =. Snr 8 foot brake, “Address KB Star oft a ay S irwe houses, will be sold gc grabbed his watch and chain and ran off Nett andwowe well fecomniended Aypie at | WW instriction in Enitliah Branches sayactaliy cor, | #» opposite Star office, AS | OS SALE JT AD MASS AVE. U8 | Pete ae 6 SE BE e, who received a severe cut across ae 7 reet, pronunciation, letter-writing. literature.” and RR RENT—UNFURNISHED, or: Nwlat te rs i] Jpon SALE —BAnGAINVERY CHEAP 3 his right = taken to the Emergency cD—A REGISTERED PHARMAGI Strange for Ieasons diver November 20. Special cous | most esRiDge Beet oor, 1217 Massachusetts ave Pillding Lote cor. 13 aid W's eg a a FE hospital, where the wound was sewed up by Telief, or permanent, if capable. Ad for those whoo carly education has been | southern expeouree “uit Mest location tn’ otty: | yaS-se® A. 8. CAYWOOD, 933 9 Boe. Apply CHARLES RARLY. O09 Taub Dr. EI The police received # good | 157, Star cttice. Address E.C., Star office. Ite | 9 isis Ket VERY HRiGAnE OR SALE—1227 19TH ST, LARGE DOUBLE cest description of Magoe’s assailant, WASZED—10 BORROW_FIFTY DOLTARS FOR te ne Sane ere en ‘three months on personal security, chatte] mort- ished P * GEORGETOWN. e, or allotment of salary; pfivate employ; best of Prices. 3 QOR SALE—ON K, NFAR 14TH 8ST. NW. ay Aa tiser, and two to five asgistants (accordins to size | Feferences: liberal commission. Box 81, Star oMe. * R RENT—026 MASS. AVE. N.W.CSD STORY rand bascinett brick, with ianey beck building, ‘Tar Crrizzxs’ Comurrrer.—The Georgetown | of county snd population, “deo aor olay aut | WV ANTED UIGHEST CASH PRICES FAID OR | FV front room furnished 24 tor beck Foom unfur- to BO-toot alley. Lot 3 ry Bes to Ove 1d to assistants. No ped- secoud-hand clothing, pistols, she citizens’ committee held its regular, monthly Giiny, vo soliciting. “Duties coufined to waking col ~j pe oad ia sh meeting last night at Association lec | at 1901 1th st. me. 2a a a 4 rer. | aeseeoy (OR RENT—316 IND, AVE.—LARGE HAND: tions, distributing printed matter, putting up adver- | — jad-Im* cI 3 cementite Saber semienta, Xe. for the t teat Zortume-makers in | <2 5 FO “WOR 5 somely furnished parlor with folditur bed of src= e Y and basement brick; 8 OTHER The discussion of the National Park project | tericathe Farmer's 816 Fire. Proct Conbination. | WWANTED 10 BORROW ana for, klso other pisasant noone with good bed o§ rae rash. B4 KL eve, * occupied most of the time. A committee con- | Lock Safe (sold on wonthly installmente), and the Sant for Gi Yeags:, | per cent commission. Ad- | at moderate rates: location central, near City hall.4-3* | | Two-story ang unsttpont brick, 7 rosea, sno. tmpe.. POR $150—-AN EXCELLENT LATE: isting of Messrs. C. M. Matthews, Jno, ‘| wonderful Electric Fucl, for warming scizhs, car | dress Box 4 Star omBeb, it RENT—THREE ROOMS FURNISHED FOR | Gist: paicbeser hh“ WARNTR & OO. style coupe (rocks et int wal Mitchell, W. A. Gordon, Thos. Hyde, and J. E. | Hagen, e. which burns without flame. smoke or Odor, ANTED-BY A FIRST;CLASS TAUNDKENS, | BY houscteeyinss second dour: hot aod 4 SG F cc nw, | yearano. Areiy 142 Libbey will shortly appear before the Senate ses advanced; salaries paid euch month, Enclose sence if required. "Os TBS Ks : } Cot. nw. ate REE ott ot N ROOMS, ON | WOK SALE-THE PURNITURE, CARPE District committee on this subject, ‘The bill | foc" postage fer ull apeetanen ine of advertising | Foerence st reauired. Cal at on Kt. nw. $0420" | 0n RENT—NICELY SHED Roos. wire | FY Z abe ‘on et Ls recently introduced by Senator 1 for the | matter to the J. L. STEPHENS Co., Lebanon, Ohio. ~ | Wy ANTE POFOR Casi. FIVE | B'fret-class bourd, at 016 Het. mw. be ADDISON Sake stisl construction of a bridge across the Potomac iL = : = | ingt JOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN " 'ANTED — SUPERINT! ENT OR FOREMAN 3 lite, in private ly; furnished; large double E—A VERY z USI 3 from Analostan Island was a subject for dis- ANTED — SUPERINTENDENT OF FOREMAN | | Sx seca ie ra rede eae suite in private family; furnished; lange double | FOR SALE—A VEY DESIRABLE HOUS?. OF 13 cussion also, and it met with decided disappro- porulation of territory in chit Foreman to se- | \WANTED_TO RENT BY MARCH, WITH PRIVI- | in every room. Itefereuces required. 1101 Kin. w. bation op the: ground thatthe bridge ‘would be | fect kis own wecistants and io ts entre charge |, NV fen of bagi all arm it, wud in oy —— Ll , are an interference with navigation. ‘The commit- | Puritest, make collectious, and supertntend: diets. | mer rene. W. By POR RENT Pansoxg roonrxG ror wien ee FES eo, and most of the citizens of Geargetown, | Inetaliment Payment Devaitnent, of HATWARD'S “AD.” HEADED | appointed and elegantly furnished tocmeia: the meat | FELT Gace io Gott ae ahs Foca: bean St favor the construction of railroad bridge at | Bis ¥ Gouthern Land Co, California I with the “Llectropoise.”” Most | fashionable part of the city; superior board. 1. “situated in west end section, If eold this or above the Aqueduct but will stoutly | foreman, aud $40 to asaistanta, Expenses wonderful cures are inade. Any case, no tuatter what | and 102: Vermont avenue. jadi 500. “ . aced'n eet a v2 yeh, the wince" taaiy to collape’® oppose the passage of Seni r Daniel's bill. — | and salaties paid monthly through our Eastern Of. | ¢aled. cau be benefited. “Many heretofore hopel on RENT. = ™ . F. WAGGAMAN, 1003-5 Fat. | 1 ke S r ' ‘a ENT, WITH BOARD, 1016 21ST. N. W, | _ ss = | Vide work, ail the volamea,can be Obtained st omee om TABBED IN CRURCH IN 4 QUARBEL ABOUT 4 | fice. Enclose 10c. postage for full specimen line of PDP ATI AY ae one block from F-st. cars— Furnished rooms, si AT A BARGAIN AND CPON RASY motithiy payments by eddressing Post UMBce ¥ ‘ 5 advertisi tter and address Easter Cali- ANTED—CALL AT MY STUDIO AND SALES- | or towet conifor ted. ~ =a ‘ Womax.—During services at the Tenleytown | fomia ¢ Southern Land CoP. 0. Box” - Toon and examine Crayon Portrait work, and | Sf ‘okether: comfortably heat = ortabl a desirable frame house: 231 10th st. 300, Different editions. all prices. ou Will eay at once that it is no wonder I_ have been Kk RENT —TWO PARLORS, DINING-ROOM, Gh. to B0-tout ‘alley. Newly repaired. = be deh tof? colored) tist church, last evening, a dis- |, Ohio. Sule! ~ JOR KALE sr r Caet) = ae — | Lope so busy during ‘Xinas. Portraits made for frees ‘and kitchen, completely furnished for housekeep J AKLK, 920 F st nw. Ja5-3t | ROR SALE a. ee ute arose between Henson Gant and Jeremiah AN’ —A NEAT, CAPABLE WHITE Bobbas about thetr standing in the regards of | Want ina bod leon he ee a female friend of both men which led to a | 1514 Wallach place. te ink md 810 10.830, according to size and style. Make your | ing, very low rent to partics without chiidren : servant PER CENT INVESTMENT— Gwn tems.’ “Weekls® or inonthly Tayments taken, | in house if desired. Address 0. P- Qu Star office jes 30 Auge Quick 1) Drawd: comfort FERS Portraits delivered at once. 1 will guarantee my work T vA" = iG | aol ¥ i, porch, &e.: stable, fruit trees, quarrel and then a fight, in which Sobbus was | ‘Wy ANTED_GooD WHITE GIRL FOR Gr to please you. “HB SMITH, Arust, Studio and | JVOR RENT sruthd rent one two nicely farts ee. and 2 Srroom trates incw); pent, #14, Jot Fons i housework in staall Private family. Add lesroomia, corner” Oth st, and ‘Massachusetts ommunicating root 01 nicely furniahed | 153 "oom for two more houses: ig-foot side’ and Gilpin examined the ‘wound snd eld thas tho | 22%siaromice. 707 TTS ONY A ast | Sr it FO, Sab | SoM ao ae aoe Aidss Box Sues | fog speraiey. CHAS. a SHIELDS, 1000 Pat. blade of :the knife had reached to the spine. ANTEDJOURNEYMEN PATTERN 8 | WW ANTED-HORSES TO Office. Posy . is EATAOPPORTUNITY—A WEAG> a inprovements, cuit tog 7 <1 stands wolidly in tune; cost, @450. af can be bough’ for €200 cash. The owner. q : ee Dues. 1 Woerenst attention Orter ae a : OF GET BOOT AE a Sant Gant was arrested this morning by Officer | placa Heriurs. Wase® these say willhcal 311 Guat ne Farm 7th at rus FB ihog Tae SEABEE FOBSISHED opm | Bhtann mith Zag mth ot ervuud ob Howard ave Fare chance fora banyan. Mele. Sis 0. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md. 81 SOW RENRIATT H STREET NWOT ow | Mt Pledeane for'86.c06,"" BENG P DAVIE TSI e ASPRYTIATED By Gas.—Wednesday evening ANTED-TO TELL YOU WHERE TO OBTAL J ANTED-GOOD SECOND-HAND THING, hed roo! cond floor, southern frout, bath | © tS ‘THE PIANO lise Beker, a farmer from Montgomery county, W tetas Bel gd thone nek funloxsnent V Sa cre Sid Weld at ANA Lorch | on pao Mowry ulisble for init Bouse Bet | FER ss, eens tess ena ene ba. Sa Toot , secures at Josey "8 8a ae 19” SKEY'S Loan Office, 201 Penn. ‘ave., corner 2d at, | SD4@ae. __ aie = ‘st, bh dr. €16,900 9 wrens 4,800 a ge loon, No. 1288 32d street. He d to putin eee TE — Goo : An #. dele Cease _my26 R _RENT—TWO OR GENTLEMEN OR to 2042 Bound- 2 b JOR SALE—A STEINWAY SQUARE GRAND an sppearance in the saloon during Thursday, | "Walnut: eps ala cooks, tasty WARTEDAISHING CARDS. 75¢, PER HUN: | Wuttuntiy here tetecaber SIF het we sae =~ Pbroo : me | bo font right Agwiy ae the PLANO ERCHGINGR ani oak an Toe gue, Wan | Sentai oli tet haat AC BURMEAA oOo | KERVAND'S, 10/3 Pamuslvanistve nw: diets" | FOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Pan: | 200 ae AS : Wantehoows, 013 Be va. 3-3 found in his room unconscious, ‘The gas was Fe ES bi furned on, and it is eupposed that hehad blown |S". deu.ut_ | WraNnzep—evinyuppy stprexina Fuow | Wijor suite for man and wife or could be conveat “eo ee 00 ARGAINA FINE, CHICK HAING out the light the previous night before retir-| WWANTED_WE WISH TO EMPLOY A REET paoky Chimneys fo kpow Gist. f wr Tae Lat. ae : Saat iM er imeetiag hatte eterna a ie ~ | cure them of no P Range, ing. D™ Snyder and Klineschmidt were | permanent position tor these years, walary fattesecd | Latrobes made to heat or no paye We PIANO EXCH, c - st 7 x 0 a8 NEW YORE AVE. GOUTH sigge FEGOO UA ~ O13 Pa ave. jut front), handsor furnished and ne in. ‘They rendered what aid was in their | ach year: light, cary, guntect business: tuoncy ad- | 1413 17th ot, new. 2 3 Pa AT VERY REASONABLE TER $, adverts manufac | > — oe a Fooms, en suite or ; very convenient to. five te carriage, with two fine erat the ,unfortanaie ‘countryman wa | Freeh Sino tae Noonan | WATER SUM CULE CHEERING xD | Ist Se eX; S000 | Raa HG Se sa yond relief. He remained unconscious until | CENTENNIAL M'F'G CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. troases Made Over, Furniture st | und Moths De- | OR RENT—THE HYGIENIO, 606 F 8T.N.W— ‘£31,000 INESE NARCISSUS Pg cree Saree rg red Bea spur acescropaon | iia steer isntone LOOEE. | EP RRE er open ence eso | a i Sei x dim ares __ | farni or ng] suite, for . =85,000 > ee from s focation. mi syns) nine gs SOEhSEIS ches; weight 500 Tha ANTED #. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHERT CASH Seenaient cf Permanent eee TING eR. ‘ he SALE - MOURSING jae oF Improve Pro’ _—Mary other sizes in propor rare prices for ‘aéoond. Carpets an 5 x 3 E 000 - Sr. i well bo ‘cloaks, dresses, 0 apticl gal: ave sold to. Rrunkin Poe pars of | easfuaatta teh hrf | Erin Hears Homes » Soak asapes | FUbyAtea. ba Sor bora wee, dea efratin, ialbe aiices ge ia proven by s frame Manse, far pi anes | SAFE 8. Gndsnate Ons. © Pscb asim ANTED — HORSES 7 , RINTER — WARM | JOR RENT_3 GRANT PLACE WHOLE! suCOND 6 JOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE — JUST pr ry +200, = : = = stables, Kencrous feed and best of care: horses ices coculitteg at Gace newly-furnished and | 13 ‘ ke at from Cumberland Vi 2 fine carriage Tue be ag g og pad —_ Wn. ne iia al Feber ‘aya ESA called for snd Lo iets, $8 per month. For | bath; well heated ; excellent location. Ja2-6t* 2ihne waddle horses, and Maddox, U. 8. M. C., place yesterday | snd Garment thle and tape | Hacel'p Stable Oe ge? : 7 : 2. 3 RENT — ROOMS — ONE LARGE SECOND: ¥. fh 4 pair of Brows horses, 16 hands BF mtory front room with board; open fre. 2017 14th Pisa wade? MOT it aE, Saisie averEa me at. nw. Es ese. OK SALE—TRON SAPE—A SEO: R RENT—LARGE DOUBLE PARLORS: VERY - Gr. Sate, motiem Give, @ ened eee. ul siternoc fom Chit, ctreh. "The wn | Meth iar ay atest cas | Pam Regge Ome mw He SAND ie vices were conducted by Rev. Dra, Stewart | ormade: ove fitti ara RY OUR BUTT and Falla. ‘The remains ‘were interred at Ouk | ave. 8-4. MESSER, Wperreunas warruted uot tame abe it 13th wt. owe, for Cagis on luutwediate appheation to The honorary pall-bearers were Col. ter) fora month, or money refunded. jes werved Also, several Rooms; south front; sami only property aT Few ‘A r n r alt transient, sts dj ref s. - MeCawley, Col. Hayward, Maj. Goodloe, Ma WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ | mt forte wane: Stale P5Et% 96 Sh HF Send | Cheese exchauseds LIST Yet nw. sas and'isth. Ti OK SALE_AE . oO be h | = = Market (lock for the dg ted stalls: \- EN © DE e and Mr. 0. C. Green. ‘The body bearers were | ‘Wy ANTED POSITIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS E cn dnh aii: aloo 4 Gatn.w; Telepbo er Gib | PPE RENT (ONE, DESIRABLE, FURNISHED ' eight marines. WV lish butler, grocery clerk, jalny 000%: bal 3 C.SCRIBNER,"_n26-2m*44 | jington. 1534 1 st. nw. *ja3-3t* | mont ave., between U jgnd \ etn. ate eS, aie. EY Gyno <a M. BURNHAM. 910 ‘9th st. u.w., bet. Tm Witten a cheat on FRESH ALDER- FE BENT— 140 CONN AVE NW Bl GHT, | ja4-6t o Paatidainiades ave. ALEXANDRIA. Ee — ae — | livered Tb. “Ward” cheerful furnished = LE—MONTHLY PAYMEN SOR BALE -¢° ANTED—BY A NEAT TIDY GIRL A PLACE AS | tueChocet and Buttermilk. Sweet Sane ee iiadet | hen an a 4 Dupin Pos ‘Reported for Tue Evewme Stan. chambermaid in hotel or private family. = dg mys O Py . followin ‘Tux Fuxpzp Dest.—The corporate authori- | S¢3¢F4! housework, Call at 468 Union alle; 1 RENT—1326 18T. N. W., OPPOSITE FRANK- | gy. and O and 434 und 6th sts. s.w. Bit ea park, two pleasant front rooms wit! = a = poration Fdebte The cambenetaly intecent | WANTED-TLACE as NCEE OR cHasinEe | BUSINESS CHANCES. a Pn weaglendid brick howe, Satory sid celet X = = 0 ‘brick house, ‘bstory and cellar ‘and capable white «irl; refer- R RENT — FURNISHED — SUNNY BAY-WIN- ete ye amounts to about 19,000, the total funded ¥ DR SALE—PATTERN AGENCY—FOR WANT OF | At dow front room, $10. Hall room, @5. 205 G at. | OmRECGI tt oe Mdress, stating wages, JULIA, Star af et tee eaiaae: debt being $981,643, which the commissioners scala cies ace aa a i aE have decided to dispose of my arency of the | Bw. a, ee | nee st srieodit 1 i ; JOR SALE WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, of the sinking fund are gradually decreasing. | \WANTED-KNOWN WHERE TO GET PROPER. | Will wcll upon easy nouthiy payinente st 15 per echt RENT SA NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ¢ im ; #100 ie bone The interest now paid is 8 per cent, but in a onl a areas, turgety | below cost. VIERBUCHEN" “ op gg ara _N. #1 to $25. “HUGO ir Waiterene, Coachinen, Butlers. City references. Pett | below cost. VIERBUCHEN'S Dry and Fancy Goods | ahie for one oF two gentlemen, AL 1143 Ht at, ? few years it will increase to 3.60, and in 1905 flies attached—at DICK’S AGENCY, 613 7th u.w, | House, 1602 7thst.n. we it porter, #25 7th at. nw. the present compromise will expire, and the . = Saaa ie SOWA TAREE if : OR SALE—THIRTY » 0 RE debe will then bear whatever rate of interest 5 SITUATION AS VistT- owe Ghuniting Hoon wat er baietod door, | fall heated front aa br yard 2 arivedinen sy, elt te shall then be fixed by law in cases where there | WW tur governess, ananuensis or companion toran | 4 atte number De bad gnly, | Dividend. 12 Der | and two commanicating Rooms, third floor, furnished: | Inquire of OWNER, 1200 bth st. n.w. fianas tinct. sn" thane is no agreement between the parties as to the | 1pvalid or elderly lad p= He pot mae te ae oan WARTED—A POSITION AS (USEFUL Coat new .. at 6 per cent interest, for | woud travel.” Best references. Apply 1312 references exchanyed. as ord. H. Swink J. JOHNSON, En G. WW: | erences BURL J.B. G. CUSTIS, W. A. YATES ; = ‘i E NI 5. RK RENT—933 G 8ST. N. JOHN A. 3 L. HEMPSTONE. Janet by ore — r, RS—PREMISES 1 AND 13 fire place and furnace heat ; itable children or servants need ref x! RDSOME 11-ROoM 252100, tm Le, Droit 130,000, and use the money thus borrowed | chusctteave. Congresmuen. dis-lm for the renewal of the streets and the general WEE BY A LADY WHO IS AT [SURE alley A 4 RK RENT—1405 H 8ST. N.W. URNISHED renovation of the town. It is not unlikely that iu rite Address WORKER, Ster ote, Suse ry of this kind will form one of the | ¥fite._Address + Btar office. re se Seen ee eas en. RoR rap ier oF Spe aTHae ae ete a oaras | MD sicate with one or two persons having 6500 cau “Ware Caps” 1x ALEXANDRIA.—A number of transcriber; excellent references ; moderate salary ex- | to invest; bic returns; secured by real estate, Box 36, oung men in Alexan: Va., have received | pected. | Address STENOGRAPHEL, Star office. Star office, two days onl; ss Gan! 2% =e 1 ; young R RENT—IN THE EDINBORO, 1006 I N.W. hotices from ‘White Caps! warning them to go | “HS: ei WWAXTEDSIAN OF G00) Fistor Fiat coulete, moderate feut to yearly 300 WRT RATEE, Donition payin naaitt; almo suite on 3d floor: will furnish for sep! : OO ee ee ne ee eee ee Re MCT AT ie Hoke | of day win cau favest Aftcon nushrod dalintoractned | sonattg seg ruiteou 32 doce: wal Te 100, ath E250 | weet Oatawn. seen on the streets vince with, working tools im | Sth Afgiin werk seme, for and delivered. by real estate, Box 35 Star ofc ened 26 | i oo | Beet Seti ok their hands, whether they had employment or | wun wren tine neg EXPE OR. SALI — RETAIL, MANUFACTURING ICE FOR RENT—STORES. phones E ahs sueeg 2500 i not. Several have applied to the mayor for id proof-reader would take five hours’ work | itwlf during the inauguration. Address G. MB, Star ——————— = = a a to carry arms for self-protection. | daily; correspondence done in clean ecut English; | of 4 ‘AX OLD ALaxANDaLAN.—The remains of Me. | Wa4dgurrect manuscript for publication. “Adinees | & Souse, Detrolt” Baik. will ‘be ‘browght here ANTED BY A COLORED (GIRL X PLACE AS take the matter tir at once by f crushing Huited sun FO! RENT—A DESIRABLE STORE AND DWELI- ie i ye! ene pI pron no new cove " 7 Sunday for burial and interred in the Catholic | furnished. Call this evening or Monday iworning be: | power claimed. but simply” au intellizent “pracdcal | “Jad-t “LOUIS 8. SHOEMAKER, 920 F at. nw. cemetery. As already stated in Tax Stan, Mr. | tween 8 and 9 a m, 1512 3d ot. n.w., bet. Pand Q 1t* | Mechanical development of old and tried agents: fall | = R RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, 2040 re a — Ch og. son of hag ed Warten sy 4 SETTLED LADY. SITUATION lavestination shot oo, party acting in ona ee ame nine room font and Vatchel White, who kept a shoe store on King | VV, 88 Working housekeever, or for lady in office: no | A OTOR, Btaroffic, dats Weinents: also," dwelling 201¢ He waa the grand-nophew of the late | Geireerst. naw nr AMEE? | Wr aNTED-TADY WITH MEANS AND FURNI Y BRHE EE, 20 Eegh Teteam and nephew of Tex-collecter | Wi iwrap a GENTCENAS, WELL QUALIFIER, | triad rooms, ‘atitens “PERRET tress F ELEGANT STORE AND DWELLING ful experienee. in ieading chure . 4 Serie, bam lro ob Jee | essing eae | Po cer | Seema ee eee on fol james, ie “- Re | Apply to1320 Hat. ie ALP hale or en suite; private bai 3 ILL GIVE LIBERAL INTEREST IN A NEW i JOR SALE—DRUG STORE 01 EMS: old es — ——— small payment down and bala it] — P| as stated in Tux Stas, wero brought here last | WWANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS | tabfiahea” we nS ERRON & RAMEY, sired, WASH'N at py my ort Ag a ingle reg for Cooks, Chambermagd, Waitress, Laundress, and im 1 nw. | _420-2w a night and kept e Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachinen, . ‘BEEN oR — ELEGANT OPENING FOR A mo . when they were carried to Leesburg | Butlers. SAMLA. COOMBS, OG st.niw. Jod-dt'” | TOR SALE HOTEL SOLARIS HAVING BEEN | FOR RENT — ELEGANT nree ‘tne ‘WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY A POSITION AS | of my son's conviction of violating the Bunday liquor | dwelling of 8 rooms above, wi i tmodern improve clerk in pension attorney's office, two years’ ex- | law, { hereby offer the same for sal mente; best location for any’ 4 ‘SALE— 87,000 HOUSES FOR perience: can operate on Reusiugton type-writer, owns | "For pardictlars and terme to James K. Red- | ness in ‘will become ie 200 BOO Machine. “Address HOPE, Star oie. jad-2t | ington, attorney, Rooms Bo and’ 80 Atuutie Bula: | sep APply to WELLEN'& i Sees mores | = at Lk igs i 26} '19 Oth street n.w. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 REGISTERED ‘jad-3t* ‘STORY ~ = 3 years’ experience in city; can give td best of referetices, Address MALTINE, Star office. RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN TO PARTY a with pe to secure half interest in ‘tract aod bra] ai ‘a! Sr Tr VOUWS LAbY ic ROSTON aa Land timber land to be pure! 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS | Sted in section of Bouth wow rapidly, ks tenographer and type-writer ; best of references; | 1 thout ats | ancy Sere ha sabes ss Seb Beetaaee | Hague prota without possible Hak low ‘are church | _34-1¥" "__—iBox 57, Star office. 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN A ‘ANTED—A PARTY WITH INV Ww Breed gan Star do soine kind of ina business Per mou trois the bent of references. Address M_ To's | toatart” ‘Addvens We A, Stared dat" FOR _RENT—OFFICES. office. pat | WANTED AGPARTNER, A YOUNG MAN wiTH | 355 OFFICE 034 F ST. 5 TO Thin cle ate ee enter, amufacturinas business | "915, or en suite st ; two froiit rooms TTS pain ar one ave 33-St wis repaired SALE-FIRST-CLASS STEAM LAI 4 ‘Adavens Gr MD. Star FRSA 08 POE IN REL Lok feataun” Gasca uaa, rade ‘and all Local Securities. lie Ww ae i, fe oe" E Z Hi 4