Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1889, Page 2

ug SOCIAL MATTERS. The Supreme Court Receptions—Per- sonal Mention. Yesterday was reception day among the wives of the Supreme Court Justices. The pleasant weather had the effect of adding to the cus- tomary throng of callers, and reception rooms were well filled during the reception hours. All of the houses of the Judicial circle were open except those of Justices Matthews and Lamar. At Belmont, Mrs. Fuller, assisted by her eldest daughter and Miss Swinton, of New York, received a stream of visitors during the early afternoon hours. Mra. Fuller was at- tired in a becoming toilet of dark gray silk and silver brocade. Miss Fuller wore a pretty house ‘own of pale blue wool and light brocade and pa el reas Empire gown of white wool, with gold braid trimming. Miss Mary Fuller, Mrs. McAdoo, Miss Berry and Miss” Breckin- Fidge saw that all the guests received hos- Pitable attention in the dining room. Mrs. Miller was assisted by Miss Corkhill, Miss Williams and Miss Dahlgren, and Mrs. Nathaniel Piage and Mrs. Ralston presided in the tea room. Mrs, Harlan was assisted by her niece Miss Hiter, Miss Cox, Miss Phythian and Miss Tem- Miss Gray presided over Justice Gray's new house yesterday and many callers were given a hospitable welcome. Mrs. Blatchford had with her Mrs. Cum- mings and Mrs. Appleton Blatchforé. Mrs. and Miss Bradley ‘were joined in the drawing-room by Justice Bradley, who assisted in receiving many calla. Mrs. Fieid’s reception was, as usual, very popular, and many carriages were collected in front of the historic mansion during the after- noon. The hostess wore a pale blue china silk dress, and was assisted by Countess Esterbazy, Mrs. Le Breton, Mrs. and Miss Condit Smit and Miss Fdie. Mrs. Spooner was assisted yesterday by her nieces. Miss Coit and Miss Vi! Secretary and the Misses Bayard gave a din- ner last evening to President and Mrs. Cle’ Jand. The other guests were Mrs. Fairchild, Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, Secretary and Mrs. Endicott, the Postmaster-General aud Mrs. Dickinson, Secretary and Mrs, Vilas, Sen- ator and Mrs. Gray, and Assistant Secretary Kives. Mrs. G. H. Benedict, 121 Maryland avenue northeast, held a large reception yesterday af- ternoon and introduced to society Miss Bene- dict, daughter of the public printer. The de- butante was assi f by Miss Ginese, Miss Miss Katherine B. Eltinge, Miss Agnes O'Neall, of Great Mrs. Benedict was assisted Barrington, Mass. by Mrs. E. B. Youmans, Mrs. W. A. Croffut and Dirs. Milo Parsons. Mr. Blaine and daughter attended the pro- duction of “Lorraine.” at Albaugh’s last even- ing, aud seemed greatly to enjoy the perform- ance. An elegant Inncheon was given Monday, by Mrs. C. A. Williams, to Miss Susan Hale. The guests invited to meet her were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Loring. Mrs. Geo.Beale, Mrs, Carter. Mrs. Maury, Mrs. , of New London, and Mrs. Edward Mrs, Tucker received yesterday afternoon at | Calumet Plece, assisted by Miss Cannon, of Ili- ext month sbe willentertain Miss Alger, gan, and on the 9th of February will ‘ive an entertainment to open the memorial all adjoining the Logan residenc: Mrs. G. H. Sherburne Hull is the guest of Mrs. Carpenter, wife of Pay Director Carpen- ter. The marriage of Mr. Andrew M. Bain, of At- Janta, Ga., and Miss Alice Davies, of this city, will take place at St. Patrick’s church to-mor- row morning at 10 o'clock. Miss Mamie McNulty, of New York city, will shortly visit Miss Soul:, 1432 M street. Mr. T. Adamowski, who is to be the violin so- loist at the next Boston Symphony Orchestra concert, is at the head of a fine string quartet bearing his name. which is to give a concert at the residence of Secretary Whitney during the coming visit of the orchestra. Miss Maymer Moore, of Charlestown. W. Va., will shortly visit Miss Katy-did Jones, 1213 0 street northwest. Miss Eneas, who was the guest of Miss Bever- idge for the holidays, has returned to her home in New York. Gen. George W. Morgan, Mrs. S. H. Morgan, po Miss Morgan are stopping at the Claren- jon. Two notable debutantes will make their bows this week—one the daughter of the Hawaiian minister. Miss Agnes Carter, at a'tea on the 16th. and Miss Quay, daughter of Sena- tor aad Mrs. Quay, at a tea on Saturday, The second of Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson’s and Miss Wilkinson's informal Monday afternoons and evenings in January was very largely attended yesterday. They were assisted by their guests, Mrs. and Miss Lore, wife and daughter of ex-Representative Lore, of De ware, and Miss Davenport, of West also by Miss Hatch, of Missouri, Miss Emory, Mrs. Brown, and others. callin, Mrs. Keim, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Qu: Morrill, Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Pa anne a Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. MeKenna, | Mrs. and Miss Wheeler, Mrs. Lewis Clephane and Miss Clephane, Mixs Whitthorne Crosby 8. Noyes and Miss Noyes, D: E and Miss Pox, Chine ister and suite Maj. Clay Goodloe. Mrs. Van Wyck, Mrs Miss Sayler, Mrs. J. Ford Thompson, Mrs. and Miss Bradley, Mrs. W. O. Cunningham, Mra. and Miss W. D. Cabell, Dr. Theo. Gill and Rev. Dr. Milburn. Mrs. Robert I. Fleming will not receive to- morrow, but will be at home on other Wednes- days during the season. Miss Hawle Omaha, is the guest of Mra. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Myers are at 1016 1th street. Mrs. Vinnie Ream-Hoxie, Misa Phillips, and Miss Rogers will receive with Mrs. B. H. War- ner to-morrow. Col. Calhouns, in his private car, with his wife and a party of friends from the south, passed through this city last night en route for New York. Mrs. James W. er, who has a winter home in Atlanta and was of the party, stopped over in this city to visit her daughter, Mrs. James M. Leach, No. 1405 H street north- west. Miss Kate Cupenhaver, of Fredericksburg, is the guest of Miss Mattie Skidmore, of 10th street southwest. The second of a series of germans, to be given this season by the Monday German club, jamie Among those were Dr. and Mrs. Bullock, Mr. ey took place at the residence of Mra. Cracraft, 2003 RF street, last evening. The german com- menced about 9:30 p.m. and was led by Mr. Wyeth and Miss Cracra teresting figi . many novel aud being introduced. The favors Were quite unique. and were dispensed by Mrs. Cracraft. assisted by Miss Morgan and Miss 8 ille. Among those present were Mrs. Wells, Miss Morg Miss wrench, Miss Rehneider, Miss Ott, Miss Leslie, Miss Payne, Miss Hayden, and Dr. Morgan. Dr. Hill, Messrs. Hume, Mills, Witerspoon, Manning, Cummin. soe - The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day deaths were reported to the health office 88 follows: Fannie T. DeMoll, white, 42 y. Ethan rs; HL holls, white, 25 years; Hannah white. 83 years; Theodore Linson, 68 years; Jas. Chamberlain, white, 63 years; Annie Champbell, white. 1 day; Jno. H. Sess ford, white. 63 years; Jas. F. Goldsborough, 4 months; Jas. Weich, white, 69 yeers: Mary €.M. Anurd, white, 59 years: Mary 1. Miller, colored, Years: jiza I. Bowman, colored. VW years; Maria Jonex, colored, 29 years: Mar A. Eden. colored, 4 lays; Wm. H. Campbell, colored. 20 days; Wm. P. Mason. colored, 2 years; Hattie Connick. colored. 24 years; Vic- toria Brooks. colored, 20 years; Bessie Thomas, colored, 65 years. aint CHARGED Wirt Steative a Gotp Watcu.—A young man uamed Clarence Denny, who was formerly employed as a telegraph operator in the Western Union office, was arrested last night by Detectives Raff and Horn on s charge of stealing a gold watch from Mrs. Mary Me- Caffrey, who lives at 199 2d street southwest. It is charged that Denny, while visiting Mrs. McCaffrey last week, took the watch and pawned it and afterward sold the ticket. The case will be heard in the Police Court to-mor- ccgreeseatas Rosezatzs Rerontev.—H. J. Ambler, 1217 Massachusetts avenue, ie that his house was entered last uight and robbed of an over- coat, frock-coat and heavy circular,——Mary A. Cullen reports the theft of a lady's coat_—— | ben C. Hancock, 730 9th street southeast, gen the theft of a bracelet. ————— e B. ore has been Ce tanga py dei Budge Ai ‘Allison Master t to a aaa tthe courts cf Penney leania that a woman has — master in any case. ffer, a distiller and liquor dealer of twelv isclve ceo vnng th inter revenue e laws. _ bonded warehouses were seize: | of G. M. Brayton. sub lot 45, square THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ¢ D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tie Evexrxo STAR. Cousty Court.—The county court, Judge Chichester, has rey es after a single day's session. The late R. B. Lloyd's estate, in which anumber of Washingtonians are interested, was ordered to be settled up. Mr. R. B Lloyd. sr., was a well-known citizen here, a business man, and the aythor of anovel. He first in- troduced here the modern restaurant and fitted up and rented out the Tontine hotel. His heirs, Mr. R. B. Lloyd, jr., Mrs, Rosina Mackey and Miss Rosalie Bradford, all reside in Wash- ington. The court made an order confirming @ partition of the Lloyd property in 1881 and ordered a sale. A decree dismissing bill in the suit of Lunt agt. Addison was made and a com- missioner’s report in the suit of Donaldson agt. Marcus confirmed. On the probate side Mr rmstrong was appointed administrator 0: Basil Hull oi Tax Trrtxs.—The tax sales here have not often operated in the transfer of real estate, but occasionally a complete title is, by this means, obtained. The state law now declares forfeited to the commonwealth all real prop- erty delinquent for taxes after a certain num- ber of years, and then the state. at its tax sales, sells the property it has acquired by these for- feitures, and it provides that the transfer shall be attacked in court on no ground except by showing that the tax has been paid. The pres- ent term of the corporation court has ordered the record of adeed to the Portner brewing company of the lot of J. and U. 8. Todd, bought in 1886 at a tax sale. Corporation Court.—The corporation court, Judge Stuart, continues its session. Most of its time is now devoted to the trials of criminals, A nol pros, has been entered in the case of Al- bert Valentine, charged with assault. George Boston has been convicted of cutting Charles Upshur, and sentenced to one year in the peni- tentiary at Richmond. Boston and Upshur were prisoners in the Alexandria jail, and dur- ing an altercation there Boston cut Upshur se- verely. On the probate side, the court com- mitted the estate of 8. W. Presstman to the city sergeant to be administered, and ap- pointed Elizabeth Davis administratrix of Ed- ward Davis, and Rose Jackson administratrix of W. J. Jackson. Simon Thomas, colored, has been convicted of stealing the money of Ste- en Moore, the Georgetown organ-tuner. wo other colored boys, charged with partici- ating in the theft, will be tried at 3 o'clock is afternoon, The court is now engaged in the trial of Charles Thoms and other colored bay for stealing brass from the Midland depot. HRISTIAN AssocraTion.—-The Young Men's Christian association held its regular meeting last night and arranged for a vigorous prosecu- tion of the work. An effort will be made to in- crease the facilities of its gymnasium and other attractions for young men, so that the rooms may become yet more attractive to those oung men that fall within the influence of the ac- tivities of the association. The good work of the association promises an increase in the | early future. Uxirep States Court.—The United States court, Judge Hughes, has closed its Jannary term, having removed to Richmond for trial the cases of L. W. Biskey, of Norfolk, for viola- tion of the national bank law, and L. F. Lilli- bridge. of Richmond, for violating the postal laws. The court will open here again on the third Tuesday of March next. No'res.—The committee to raise funds for the celebration of the 22d of February are now busy engaging subscriptions for that object.—Suit has been entered for the partition of the estate of the late Wm. Cowling.——Discount on gas bills ceased to-day. — Mechanics Building as- sociation, No. 3, was organized last night.-— ‘Miss Maria Washington, for thirty years a well- known lady of this city, re 1g on King street, between Columbus and Washington streets, died few days ago in Baltimore at an ad- vanced age.——It is proposed to put up on the site of the Midland railroad, between Pitt and Royal streets, eight brick ’dwellings.—The Eagle Mining company, of this city, has elected Messrs, Wise, Janney, Paff, Harlow and incent ee Twice as Old as the Bridegroom. AN ALEXANDRIA COUPLE MARRIED AT THE COURT-HOUSE i This morning, on the opening of the court- house, a map and two women appeared and a marriage license was procured in the names of Benjamin F, Murray and Mary A. Harrison, both of Alexandria, Va. The groom appeared to be about twenty-six years of age, and there were two women with him, one a well-settled candidates for matrimony were the young man and the younger woman, but they were wrong. They were informed that the younger woman was a happy wife and the mother of five chil- dren, and eat the bride expectant was her mother. speedy marriage being desired. Rev. E. D. Bai was sent for, the Circuit Court a was opened for the event, and in a few minutes the marriage ceremony was per- formed. es Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. H. Darnulle to Jennie M. Crummell part lot 25, sq. 732; $2,400. A. King to Mary A. nell sub 202. sq. 271; €2.500. Mt. Jezreel Bap- tist church to T.S. Robinson part 12, sq. 846; | 21.000. T. E. Wag: Allen subs J to 80, sq. 557; &— A. Mitchell to E. L. MeIntosh sub lots 54, 53. James F. R. Appleby et i arts 163 and 164, B. and addition .750. Amanda M. Wheat to L. W. 8. and Goltestaaite part 1, sq. 514; 22,600, Sigourney et al. parts 22. 23, 24, sq. a5 oe The Engine Jumped the Track. AND THE PASSENGERS GOT A SLIGHT SHAKID ‘The engine drawing the Chicago and Pitts. burg express, due at the Baltimore and Ohio depot at 8:35 o'clock this morning, jumped the track near the F street crossing and brought the train to a sudden standstill, giving the pas- sengers a slight shaking up. Many of the passengers thought for a moment that a colli- sion bad occurred. The accident was caused by a defective engine wheel, which had been damaged while on the road to this city. The fact that the train was going ata slow rate of speed prevented a serious accident and prob- able loss of life. The accident delayed the pamaiagace about fifteen minutes and the en- ine was removed from the track later in the jay. _> Real Estate Matters. Annie N. Spalding has bought for $5,000 of Kate Field sub 51, square 155, fronting on Q street, between 17th and 18th streets north- west. R. B. Clark has bonght of G. Truesdell for 24,301.62 lots Gand 10, square 4, Eckington— 5,735.50 square feet each, T. F. Schneider has bought for $4,652, of Elizabeth S. Stevens, sub lot 29, and for $4,400, each 23.97 by 100 feet. on Q street, between 17th and 18th streets northwest. 8. C. Hill, real estate agent, 8th and FP, re- ports the following sales made by him in the ast week: For J, A. Luttrell, trustee, ee Gladden, lots 575 and 51, square 779 For same to E. 8. Ke: nnedy, lots 54. 55. ae square 779; $2,916. For same to J.i3. Lybrook, lot_53, square 799; $972. For R. L. B. Clarke toT. F. Schneider,“through T. J. Fisher & Co.,” lot 26, square 155; #5,000.. For Laura M. Doo- little to T. F. Schneider. “through same,” lot 2, ee 155; $4,654. For R. B. Boylston, to ‘T. F. Schneider, “through same,” lot 44, square 156; #4,654. Mr. Hill thinks there will be great activity in the real estate market this spring. sonedsoronshindco 5 Marntace Licenses.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Edward Quenan and Elizabeth Edelin; James Brown and Amelia Burke; Thos. J. Johnson and Sallie E. Burgess, both of North River, Va.; B. F. Murray and Mary. A. Harrison. both of Alexandria; Cy ‘tewood and Helen Betts; ‘Andrew mee Atlanta, Ga., and Alice Davis; Chas. H. Langley and Katie Stamp, of Prince George's county, Md.; John M. Green and Mary J. Brockenborough; W. F. Lewis and Serene Sanderson. abe The California state assembly ened unanimously adopted Scott's Chinese bill, ask- ing for its rigid enforcement in the interests of the industries of California and the nation. The Sutro tunnel was sold at Virginia City, Nev., yesterday under a decree of foreclosure — by the United States circuit court to udge Henry Dibble for the Sutro tunnel com- pany, of New York, which holds a mor in vor of MeCalmon a of London. The weice pol noe was year-old Buxbaum, of Phila- acti as abaconded, and his employer, Reu- Col wnbroker, believes ‘that the tive iss de iter to the amount of $5,000. t Arlington, N. J., Samuel Beckett com- A NEW YORK DAY. Gen. Harrison Listens to the Claims of Both Miller and Platt. NEITHER DELEGATION GETS MUCH COMFORT—A COMPROMISE MAY BE MADE ON CORNELIUS BLISS FOR THE NAVY DEPARTMENT—REPRESEN- TATIVE BOUTELLE’S VIEWS. Gen. Harrison certainly had an opportunity yesterday to learn as to the respective merits of Hon. Warner Miller and Hon. Thomas C. Platt, for his principal visitors were from New York, end the condition of the factional con- test in the Empire state was very fully ex- plained. Mr. John F. Plummer, president of the New York dry goods campaign club and vice-president of the Union League elub, went to Indianapolis at the invitation of the Presi- dent-elect, and first had an interview on Sun- day night. Yesterday he spent some time again with Gen. Harrison, in company with Mr. A. E. Bateman. Both these gentlemen are warm friends of Warner Miller, and it is safe to presume that they presented his claims in the strongest and most favorable light. The Times says that Gen. Harrison asked one significant question: Whom did Mr. Piummer regard as the fittest_man_ for a compromise in case he should consider it best not to anger Mr. Platt and his friends by takiag Mr. Miller. “Cornelius N. Bliss,” promptly replied Mr. Plummer. Gen. Harrison Tpmire particu- larly about Mr. Bliss, and Mr.°Plummer de- scribed his services as chairmatiof the Repub- lican_ State Committee. as a v: resident of the Union League club, and as an active mem- ber of the Dry Goods Harrisoh and Morton oe and his ability and standing as a mer- chant. THE SOUTHERN QUESTION. The Tribune says that Mr. Bateman also talked to Gen. Harrison upon the southern question, and quotes him as follows: “The south has just had its first taste of ma- terial prosperity, and that taste has acted as a wonderful stimulus to the growth of republi- can, and more especially protectionist, ideas. The whole business element in the south is na- turally attracted to republican doctrines. It has nothing in common with the old Bourbon democracy except prejudice, but that is disap- pearing before the industrial progress of the south in recent years, und all that is necessary to attach the business and manufacturing interest. permanently to the republican party is a liberal and conciliatory policy in the distribution of fede- ral patronage. I told Gen. Harrison that if the offices were given to republicans of high char- acter and respectability all over the south, and the race question thus forced in the b: ground, the solid south could easily be broken under his administration. The Birmingham movement is an opening wedge, and if. itis guided wisely it will make a disastrous break in the ranks of the southern bourbonism, I look for a new and invigorated re blicanism: in the south in the next four years, ‘The situ- ation there is ripe for it.” IN BEHALF OF MR, PLATT. Scarcely had Messrs, Plummer and Bateman in favor of Mr. Platt arrived. It consisted of ex-State Senator Arkell, his son, W. J. Arkell, owner of Judge, and John A. Sleicher, editor on the Albany Journal, With them also was Gillam, th ‘toonist of Judge. To the Times correspondent after the interview Mr, Arkell said: “You can say that we are Batisfied. We have nothing to say about our case. | What we said to Gen, Harrison and what he said to us was in confidence.” Mr. her told the Times correspondent that he was convinced from what Gen. Harri- Secretaryship of the Treasury, h e other place in the cabinet— yship of War or the Secretaryship its directors.—Dr, Fawcett is preparing to se for instance. He believed that eco.” Batrick, near Gen, Harrison had made up his mind to give the § retaryship of the Treasury to the west. REPRESENTATIVE BOUTELLE'S VIEWS, The World's Washington correspondent has interviewed Representative Boutelle upon the cabinet rumors, and quotes that gentleman as saying: ‘There is nothing more certain than that James G, Blaine will be Secretary of State in Harrison's inet. I dou’t think Mr. Blaine is looking for a job of any kind, His friends have not yet begun to think of taking up a col- lection for him, but, whether he is desirous of ee it or not, I have no doubt that Mr. ne's position during the next four one, approaching ae years, and the other ; ars will be that of Secretary of State. not half that age. Those persons present at | ‘There is nothing remarkable in the fact that the court-house naturally supposed that the | yr, Harrison has not yet made known his choice for any of the positions in his cabinet. You must remember that Mr. Harrison has not yet been formally elected. The electoral col- leges meet to-day, but a month has yet to elapse before the votes are r edand counted by Congress and before the election of Harri- son and Morton is officially announced, No announcement of cabinet selections has ever yet been made until after the meeting of the electoral college. The President-elect never makes any public announcement of his se tions until he communicates the names to the Senate. but of course some of them leak out be- forehand. Before reaching his conclusions the President-elect requires to consult some people, and as promptly as consultations are held the newspapers will find out what they mean, For some time before the 5th of March, 1881 it was understood in a general way that Bla was to be Secretary of State, but even on th y ‘ation it was not known positi y how Garfield's cabinet. would be compo: Indeed, there were places in the cabinet for which Garfield himself had not definitely made his selection. So the present state of public uncertainty about Mr. Harrison’s cabinet selections is only in ac- rdance with experience in previous cases, There is just as much reason now for believing that Blaine will be H m’s Secretary of State as in January or February, 1881, there was for believing that he would accupy the first position in Garfield’s cabinet.” NOTES. At the inauguration ceremonies of Gov. Hovey in English’s opera house the lower left- hand box was occupied by Gen. Harrison, who attracted more attention than any one else. With him were Gen. Lew Wallace, Judge Mar- tindale, Private Secretary Halford and ‘Son-in- Law McKee. At the conclusion of the exer- cises Gen, Harrison was one of the first to con- gratulate Gov. Ho Prof. David Swing. the Chicago preacher, also called to see the | Prosident-clect yesterday. Prof. Swing was a classmate of Gen. Harrison's at Oxford, Ohio, and they have been friends since boyhood. He insists that he called asa friend and not as a politician aud that his visit has no political significance. Walker Evans, of Kentucky, formerly com- missioner of internal revenue, is in Indianap- olis at the invitation of Gen. Harrison. Representatives from Nebraska, Kansas and Dakota called in ré Se to the Secretaryship of the Interior yesteré It is believed they ad- vocated Mr. Thurston, of Nebraska, ‘The opposition of the Methodist ministers to the inauguration ball has finally disappeared, and yesterday an address of srepting to the President-elect was adopted. AN. AC “OSTIA. Three more coal thieves— Jacob Beacham, Jas. Berkeley and John Swee- ney, colored—living in Hillsdale, were ar- rested Saturday by Officer W. T. Anderson, on information given by Edward Garrett and Wm. Nelson that these men had been doing a thriving business all winter selling their neigh- bors coal stolen from the Baltimore and Ohio cars, sidetracked at Anacostia station, Eachof the prisoners was fined $5 or 30 days. Nearty Bev ro Dearst.—Mrs, Peter Lesh was taken with a severe hemorrhage Saturday night, resulting from the extraction of a tooth. The united efforts of two physicians finally stopped the flow of blood, but not until the patient's condition had become critical, She is now improving. Bau Masqve.—Mr. Samuel Armstead, of East Washington, and Miss Susie Egan, of Ana- costia, received the prizes awarded to the most unique costumed masqueraders at the ball given by Prof. Mazulla’s dancing class last night. Mr. Armstead was attired as a “Negro dude;” Miss Egan as ‘Flower Girl” Notable among the costumes were those worn by Misses Annie Smith, “Saint Jacob;” Maud Egan, “Ti dian Girl;” Lulie Winter, “Yachting Club;” Elvicie » Roberts, “Topsy;” Ida Roberts, “Amer- ica.” rizes consisted of a gold scarf-pin a the a ena, and a cut-glass wine set for aera tae culvert on Jefferson street which caved in has been replaced, and a 90- foot culvert has been built on’ Washington street, ite W. T. Anderson’s.——Lemuel Coa, TiHtEvE: Clark, biped, who assaulted Thos. Johnson, trustee of the Burrville A. M. E. church, Fld Church meeting last week, was Fo eh Kirby, at Benning’s, — the bathe paid Juptiat Sunday school of Hilledale ed jan ee ene eee tor 1680. for 1889: “C- Wr r Davis | 8 superintendent; Miss G. mitted suicide by’ stretching a rubber tube | superintendents Mie A. 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Cail se ‘ANTED-WOMEN COOKS. 810 TO 840: CHAM. | those that are lasting, easy and cooling to eyes, ata Sgt “RO. MILL. Sih and ra bezmaide, Nurece and Laundresses in red Mn Fand 14th sts. Cars pass the door. OR RE 3 5 BREE aaa: OK SAL RRS IN RQsE Cooks. Wraarian 926 Frat. n. ANTED-—TO JOIN YOUNG M > HAS Besntatohed Soe heat cay igh rent yar Alec Jote northeast. wear Westra cunt apamecran | Masta ititaiegee=™ di | etna ntta setae Ge | git WaTeEAR a charge of house yuo wash- ing and no childre must come hichly ANTED—A PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERA ro SOR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR, DOR SALE-VALUABLE LOT OF Tecommended. Apply at 1107 R at iw. da Bt WA Send full particulars to HYPO, Star oifice.* Fras “ope oe pales AGF | KP Pace, south side, with alle en we bien ANTED—AN EXPE! RIENCED SALESLADY YANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE i Thee oan Salesman oa = NT—FOUR ROOMS w NN dala de 150 = for our Shoe De REA host, aes, i ‘eA : Boor, 80; three on second Boxe, BTS, ton fer gio | yen eimai _ Corner Per ake te a ply Se peetorred bot and cakd water eae: | 2 Eeyi Poy = 2 —— — = | 81.0 . GM. P, Star, must write frou dictation, CD REDERSON, it 6 | security. “Address Postaftice Bor 3 _ 3a Se silly, ceutral anne ee | 70K SALE—A BARGAIN—-LOT ON COLUM BEA Spades crac ee N TANTED | Sa 683500 G1 GIL! stn w, delo-ae | ee ass me ~ WNTED-LADY FOR OUR E, tock secures officer's position ¥ 9200, 4 = a is willing to learn our Mastones toad only i Address STATION D. Now ‘ATI aa uished roots. Board, if wanted. iors. first floor, one furnished a4 bed: Salary, while learning, 87 weekly : $9 after. pe jowa circle. am, Supt. offices, 4 aiid 5, 430 ¢th st. ANTED—A SETTLED WHITE SERVA Wasi eran a Apply ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT “THE Washington Co-operative Loan Co.” leuds ALL ut ALL the money necessary Ww the money, not a part, oe a epee oe SEIS & Apply # to buy a home upon a'new plan; better than alias scons sy. front a, vi TED_AN HON aT n Ny Li associations. C ait or send tor “Prospectus” to offices: = three asin tacing south, het Ww outside principal cities, to oe Yn iis own | ££and 16, Atlantic Building, 2100 | =<" 100 ber month; ANTED — COLO! ISTS — MONEY ADVANCED old 8. oi A ATER TS, Tock $0 ber aoe pape Tg pe Eg plead iocston, mat eae -m,tu,4w Delaticart of the Ho i cky Mountains, to visit the Great = a = ‘iber iy Sacrament ey, ie LOW SACHUSELTS AVE. WASTED-A MAN TO 7 TARE (AN OFFICE AN ) | Deine developedt by the California and Southern Land | a, furnished, to om prewent @ manntact board if desired. 3 GRANT PLAC: sisting of three newly Sather iti weneed sceccbent hevattae jal-3 WHOLE SECOND J 80 i and a y~ ty = tng ona postave for maps, plats, ete. Fn OMice California and Southern Land Co., 825 cinna: TANTED—FOR A J ital ith stamp, MAN NUF. PeRER Box 70, West Acton 3 Pe Melee W3xXtep 'D — FIRST- ane WOMAN COOK, white or colored ; liberal wages; first-class Tefer? D. NDR SEUUCSR F paired, Address’ or ‘cail‘on' Mrs. BYENE, WISER 98.2 Sh, DATS ONEIGANDEE | Grr mexy—10 ADULTS, PARLOE FLSOR- 0 x Soldiers’ Home, D. C. dences In reference to Clesnina: hestoriny ae ape ee 3 WANTED—FIRST-CLASS WAIST HA ¥ | Pairing Chinn, Biggue, Glas anit Bric-a-Brac Orne | and as.” Call 1117 Mass avo. mw those accustomed to firs teclass Work 2 od apply; | men . Superior workmanship ves highest wages paid; ‘call ETB sk we at see | Felerences tak” leading America abd Puropeat j ile =, ag ts Reseckon ANTED—WHITE AND ane G ina oa ania with heat, light. aid’ bath, entire second: = i street nw. _ Wittsswena ca Gwaids,housemnen,” ae she i to permanent ten: W007 Sa st. aw. IX MORE HORSES AS ARDERS Waitresses, and others, Foam JOR RENT—FURNISHED—ONE SING - new stable, one of the be: ppointed Ooh oe Sale ist ode) FS BUR apd managed livery stables in the city. EY WM. | 7,008 table board; ‘references .exchanse — | G SDLETON, Harkaway Liding School Stabl vent eodhatd = Wart? od (ean rs ENT, @1)¢ Fao, A= mart, opposite the Portland. Jall-6t | FOR RENT—CHEAP—O13 D STN. W.. 00 ¢ {control ae 7 y:81y : ANTED—-FOR STRICTLY FREE-HAND unfurnished rooms, oae suitable for at rete fa 195 4th ave,, New ork Wesson Portraits call af, iy ‘Studio aud Sales: | house. Apply 507 9th tn : rooms and see speciinens; you W: convinced tha SUED Ke y WANTED PERSONS IN WANT OF GOOD PAY you have ever seen the enue crayon work before. een i yy area and pleasant work to call at Capital City Be: Weekly or, monthly, payments ‘taken. "Prices #16 nent in the city. 630 B i Society. Walker Building, 458 La. & 50, “Satistaction usranteed.. Hall, Rooms 11 and 1 : a Arist studio and Salcarsonns’ ‘Massacktinetts ave. FoR ANTE LADIES TO MAKE WORSTED A and 6th st. n.w. Open until 9 p.m. ao 6 o on 2d fl path: first slag attendance; board in tue house if Conired. D—-STEAM CARPE’ CLEANING rs ‘D Feathers Renovated, M. iture Steamed, and Mothe 02 2 hone 1008-2, \ Vertisement cards at home ; 84 to 88 weekly ; 0% St 10c. SEDGEWICK & CO. New Havens Gt. fai Vv ANTED—FIVE FIRST-CLASS ACCIDENT I surance men to represent the largest Easte compan: ral contracts. EAS AY & HAL- DEMAN, Mansgers, 608 F st. now. E. L. MATTICE, | mes Renovating Works JOR RE T1408 CORCORAN 8T-—TWO UNFU R nished rooms on first floor, with use of Jai lar, suitable for liht housekeeping oF office for ntist; terms moderate, ia Supt. for ‘second. AAS Fa Tomy carpets and | Fai RENT—ONE NEWLY- ' SRNISHED y 7 Feathers, Entire Households: © Specialty, adress Md floor of 1 ost. .w. itt panera seguueed casyranann | Sine a #10 rermonth Calon the a man, Address PIANOS AND ORGANS, V TANT T KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDE, Fs; 8 -FLOOR- THREE Star of at morning, sm and de- 507 whee ay ney Autor, in churned, ores livered in 4¢ 1b. “Ward’ 50e, tage Cheese and Buttermilk. Sweet ‘Also Cot- TS FOR * TLED EL mderful new Catarrh and Hi iT FL sf silk Be. per quart, suite, with bath and gas second ache cure: some gents snake $100) aa day pr lass ; secs cas oneal tee aoe Eee, Address U.S. HOME MP. CO., B. E- Dert, New Jersey av gale. je EES v OMELY-FU! = | WaNten = NoxtNioy prare pure __ MONEY TO. LOAN. : Ce, farinhed ae fond 3445 Denton Maes oman i 5 ONEY TOLOAN ON REALESTATE AT LOWEST ce; ter awd ae a Box 2449, Boston, Masa. Eke pe L——g ‘Oe ikufat ne mouth ; sere « DUNPORE'S. 5, EMPLOYME oT BO. jes, nen aD ‘and wo! and culoned, Tor sll Linda of aeuetic Tabor for Bintrice and sta! references. 717 M st. n. w. se29-1Gw* V VER: RK CHIER ADVER- tiser, and two to five of county and population). and expenses to overseers, a) es a dling, no soliciting. “Duties confined to mating coll tions, ne printed matter, putting up adve tisentents, &e., for the two greatest fortune-makers in othe Farmers B1 ‘Combiuation- 08. G. HENSEY & CO. B: JOR RENT. nixhed com! ern exposure gentlemen only. _ _ja14-3m_ $300, 29 joen on Real Estate, _ 3012-1 UR- ng roviuson third Boor, south- bath ou same floor; private f _ del 2-3 a1, 000, ng 000 03, site Serpe WASHINGT PANY Vonds not part tut ALL the money needed to buy or build homes at low rates. New plan. Payments equal to rent only. “Gives decd at once fur id for “Prospectus” to offices, a atlautic buildin, = = % yropert sdebt in event of death. Best plan : % Lock Sate (sold on monthly installments), and the | Wer devised. No risk whatever to borrower. Call or “Or = WITH io nel, for warming sleighs, car- | Send for " “Prospectus,” to oflices 14 and 14 Atlantic 5 od, in private faunily, can be ehicle 24 hours for 10 cents. | Building. ___ jal Stl st. Every atienti nee. fe aries paid exch month, Ei 25 000, $10,006 : Oe. postage fas 1 1 Mt LOAN 82,500, 85, $1000 oe F TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED matter to the J. L. STE! 1326 F street, rooms, With or without board; suitable tor two ‘ Myd-lat xentleme ‘iti ladies, or nan and wife; reut v W 4ANTED—To TELL YOU WHERE To OBT. ened A - first-class help and those seeking etaployme where to secure it at once, City Intelligenice o: 490 La. ave. *ja2-to NTED—LFARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIS 'ER’S New International Tailor System of Dress ie and tape Patterns and materials cut and basted rat required; the system taught by Ww. tH ST.N.W. FURNIS PAR- ach amber, uost desirable and ventral locs- ; convenient to all street car lines. Inquire over BISHOP'S DRUG STORE, cor.9th & H st.u.w. jal]-lim BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN suite, in private family; furnished: large double corner house; south and east front; open fire-places ieee Foon); references required. 1401 K 1. .¢ CUTTER & Looe. Ja10-Im__ MOREE GIR TO LOAN IN SUMS OF F FROM 81, 000 and Garment Cutting with any inch measure alone. EST MEN? ta PAAMLE Es qi S\RTERLY JOR RENT — ROOMS — ONE LARGE SECOND- 4100 TO 31-000, {MtOFy front room with board, open fire, 1017 14th 2 2 TU, ALGED. | ad-lm ANT 7 A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL x A RENT—$WO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT WwW: a ptiation as chanubermmid and sewing, oF chat enon Ei Room eupapre sie ee sitendance, north rmaid and nurse; reference. at pr RE. T, 5 iia aad ployers, 1710 Con, ave., before 12 or after eee men._At 111 Oe } pam. a8] _THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._| JHOR RENT—033 GST Wj, HANDSOMELY (OWN WHERE TO GET PROF ‘ CITY — wy Wee Ng ny BL Worthat ana'piamn Cook Latindress, Mal MoXEr,.70,1OAN GON WASHINGTON © ESiesnn h suitable for see Satie eress, Coachmen, Butl LES a KS RS agENeW 1 tid tthn, cian uf ore vate office attached—at DIC jad-1m Fat. nw. SS er ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Witte Chi aber Waitress, Latindress, and TERS, sums to suit at 5 per cent. FOR RENT—STORES. _ jutlers ah CORDES eS cama spenuiene real tata net urst Ee Sy Rad WANTED-BY A CALIFORNIA LADY A POST | ,, Mortwages and monthly uoter secured on realestate | igurants no trouble to wet Hoenoe alec! ee {ion a8 housekeeper, companion of nursery goy- bought. ee bricks, 6 rooms each, on 11th st. and Rhode Leland erness; can furnish good references, ree M., | _Ja-3m 1 F st. Jald-20° Star office een : ONEY TO LOAN REO NTED—A LADY WITH BEST R BAPE NCE y N REAL ESTATE SECURITY. 008. Feetion forlane oe 4 ‘3 ll give her services for a home in a refined sae ee 19 H st. Porky Protestant family, Address ADVERTISER, 2011 if 3s3-3m, =m on ae RY 1 DESIRABLE @ SRE AND st. nw. T048SHONEY TO T0aN TN aye ‘To SUIT. 406 One STORE reat WANTED BY A YOUNG LAD GWYNN & NEWMAN, UIS Br SHOEMAKER O80 Pat first-class seamstress in priva dressmaking ; good home desired character, ability, &c. Address Z. —BY A YOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL years’ experience a Situation as bookkeeper; best of references given, Address Box 149, Star office. 1t* ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE arnt, Beal Estate Broke: _419-1m __Adlantic Building, | 2 MOREX, 20, L0AN AT FIVE P PER CENT ON AP- avd proved Heal Estate security, Large amounts a Secial TYLER i. UTHERFO} 1307 Fst. iw. = mane DORNER STORE, WITH EIXTU ba, lar and dwgjling above, corner 3 ta. DW, only ®2: “Sd for Contr Wy ONEY TO LOAN. REN 80 PENNA. AV WW ettceticn ee tonteceee ten or address $18 M $10,000, _ 4 Varehouse, Ae ay 26th st, n. w. 1t° ‘$5, i exch to do staliey 145. M. M: PA‘ CRE a 8 A) Ae real eo ete pee (tegese a4 ay wall family. Apply to 446 Successor to Whitaker & Jortan, ‘0 = 919 P ST. CORNER STORE AND PANTED— BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE | _@18-1m 7 Fat. welling, & oe conveniences, #42. r8—situations; ove as first-class cook and one Ee eee ee ee chamber work and sewing; reference given, y ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE OR Fi 147TH ST., LARC W STORE Box 126 Star office. jald wast D-BY A TABLE GERMAN GIRL a Situation aac © Pumberaid aod sewing. call or address 1112 14th st. nw Jal WASTED: “POSITION IN A FIRST-CLASS! FA ily as butler: good references furnished, J. B,, Star office, jal security in sums to suit; changes nominal, ie, ithe © lla decihn _ai5-1m ' above and = - — ip rear; je party. UTTER, te 3 F st. R TO | J ONEY ADVANCED, “TO BUY HOMES, OR OR RENT_OFFICE: W. DA A BALTIMORE | LADY DE TIRES. y bay Off mortgages: long tinea’ mo xek. Bers single or en suite. ai position as Gover Gacrstns. oF are led in the event of death; easy Touthly | Treqnury: will be rented for als invalid or elderly lady. -Addrexs GOV a little more than rent wil home. JOHN 8H Jal2-Iw Star office, ular and full explanation TH & SIBBALD, pees es \f ¥ UATIONS 3 FIE 38 W lah Co pe OHS FOR FIpST CLABS vo suit at|FOR =RENT—MISCELLANEOU Cooks, hag Nurses, Drivers, and ot! re F.M. BURNHAM, 910 9th st. n. \T STYLISH = "ARE ZIANO, GOOD all with references, Jal2-Gt* V MS TO surr. 1 FOR, 5. ithe iT pay= MoONEy 20 ears. meant of det eat Toa! ines tnecied jed'without fur further ANTED — BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY A Position as Governess to young children, com- re panion, housekeeper, or au Gtr e ingnt, aud property turned over Free of ineumbrance. Shoes, "Mi, Bear ottos, Pon or oe he plant the United Security Life and ‘Trust Cos of del iin, is the best ever devised to enable par’ ties to own their homes for the ordinary cost of rent. {STABLE IN Goop oRDE: RB: A EX. ramel, burnt almond, and Call for a circular and full explanation anoda! for 8 li snidy maker, ai pila oa cat furuist sued ete tezd-Om_ FH. SMITH & SUN, sens 1222 Fst_| cheap toa good tenant Apply at S18 st iw ee ONEY VOR BE 3 _ fret R74 BRICK STABLE, FOUR 7 ANTED — EXPERI ~ Wisi ‘Typewriter desives an engagement. Terms AT THE Tow ath Fru mm, two coachmens’ Too! ma La1S Stanton alley rear of it office of the Po: ds _COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ANTED—TO BUY A SMALL rie eames distance of cit must ha noumsagd Plenty of fruit.” Address H.C, Star Address E. I. P., 813 10th street u. w. Feasonatie. ‘Wamilton House. WANTED—ROOMS ANTED_BY TWO STEADY 1 YOUNG L men a cheerful furnished room, convenient to Patent office ceive location ana terns? Address ), Star of REAL ESTATE ht ‘rms DISTRICT. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, : Corner 10th and ¥ sts. how. MOREE, To Loan In sums to suit, at lowest rates on spprowed real — security. FITCH, FOX & l. 1427 Pennsylvania ave, au22 TOmEY TO LOA) 2K SALE—A BARGAIN—AN OPTION OF TWO rANTED—TWO OR THREE HANDSOMELY sual] tracts of land adjo Brookland, W ‘tiruistod Rooms with ettiety firt-clase Board. AE LOMEST nares Te SECUMEN. iefore pu 10th matant; sinalicast payne 4172 for gentleman,wife and child's nu: THOS J FISHER & CO. th st. B. w. state price an as Bo: _se5 1324 Fst.aw. | WOR SALES ANTED — “SINGLE GENTLE a EAL 2 NEAR SILVER SPRINGS STATION, W hiicely furnished oom ipa quiet nelehbornéed, h) fomEY TO 10am Sas ey ON METROPOMTAS BIANCH REO RR, where ds questions will be asked. Address C. B. W., waSity DANENHO VALU. SELE Bu TEDING SITES, Star o' Sadat" ap24 Successor to DANENHOWER & SON,1115 Fst. | FRONTING eo se Tolow ONE ACHE mat uuward to THREE Ailes, Was ED—A ROOM WITHOUT BOARD FOR A ifdesired. Some with fine springs and valuable wood: fine Sentleman in a private family; front rogm = G1s BUSINESS CHANCES. Quly five minutes! walk from station. SSeS NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN A >= | For particulars app! GENTLEMAN WOULD TO INVEST A few Lundred dollars, and stated sum per month, rprise. Address Box 6: where privacy Ww: a i dE: HUYCK & CO. tar of i 8 05 Pennsylvania ave. alee elebborhiood, whe i iadress DI RT, A ill be as- ice. Jul d-2t* Jal4-3t aN ED_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR | cince."" cana 02 A | Gor eae “GERY PROPEATE x ing: heat wee : farm of abe cotin Hull cpnear National ‘Mfiscum; Yor we fre aba Ad: ps ViNG INVESTHENTE May “esas well rent peceasary osbaild” ress N S Si 2-30 = pa ce “s aa AND PROFITABLY EN ag 9 ANTED—1 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR] — CHA’ RK CITY PROPER- wy ; any part of the city; also furnished iy OD Terektst. Ny ates ope Re de Ks in part payment i 3 AWTICULARS, AD! vy, thames farm 16 miles from W: ing tow AMUEL BEALMEAR, 310 St. Paul sty Belthnore, FORREST LARGE FARM NEAR W aa frame house with eleven recuse aid Necomary out- banding — 1508 F st. OR SALE FARM OF AGI ADDISO: Fe ‘OR SALES and good wil hist. Be. Sage ce cae JOR SALE. ARGAIN—GROCERY AND LI- quor Store, 12th st. n.w. Reason for selling, other business. Address J. B. aS jt" OR SALE—A HOTEL OF ROOMS, LARGE dining-room and kite! hen, all completely furnished, Ai 3 ~ CHEAP—STOCK, PINTURES il of Grocery and Provision Bore 1303 ‘0 E. eight oF ten-room shots wis wis PURCHAS! 4 HOUSI Waa to sell for cash can addressing 1606 th st. pW. w: NT D_BRICK BA on improvements, oexceed of @ purchaser by calling or -e “rhe Laikicuataes iN NDOW HOUSE, M aa in good neighbor Address A. H. ‘SALE-EIGHT AGRE: the city on the LS ® Church road, Thi ne of ‘very handsomest pieces of land on the Virginia magnificent wet “the 3,500. with extra lot of omey blankets, = . i A Se ‘the 2 river, commanding TANTEDIBT A RESPONSIBLE, PERMANENT | Cheap rent, and, Jong lease: can make $1,000 during fev apd all the t the in Intervent country: W y tenant a House with all smear Feoeeen iuaururation,; 000 ca ten days; parties Maryland High from the Falls to roar containing 6 to’8 rooms, an ween Pan mo howe, and 7th and L2th ste bw, Address J 12-7 RAE, | ite ak “rees and wok Sele mea demure iooee FES LE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF FIRST- Ce ae Seas, Warsut it FOU: stent ge cash j “Chats FANCY GOODS AND Tae & aries |" _ja12-3W T. SYP! £505 oe will be paid if suited. Box 1 Star office e. Jald-3t | eee Will be pega fz — WASTEDWE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR TWO | iif nesitn of owner. Apply to FITNEY & BRADFORD, pe :HASHINGTON CO-OPERATIVE LOAN hree modern brick dwellings, located in_n. w. | 13 jal. Dap or buna hone, ty oF ee aoe event e OEVORD 130? mp £3,000) eee ge ccc "NEVER OFFERED BEFORE. oar new P a heat eve yments same 'as rent. pt swe mine it, The Washington Co-operative Loau Com- | Call or offices 14. ie Wastes HOME OR GOOD | pay Sel eeaae bef or ‘or BO percent, but Susntic Bullding. gale AAR lope lene Mt, Meals sie a thie nioney needed 'tg pome, tong pew FPO! SAE On MENT — ANE Fama able business pi and pay se 3 i balance in’ oh the e best tarains | “Galle send sense to offices 14 and 16, i outbotlding. dng.” Avply 80 AR ever offered, Addreas wie son en AGE | Atlantic Buliting. eee” oMers Shape ge BicHe ii? pe cc slide - oR aritol il ‘T oper and Pp. averwe ED DRUG ESIRABLE FARMS ‘Store ‘ireinia ; Send for description. WANTED—LOTS. ee ety Sted ISAs = ats "-ANTED—UNIMPROVED PRO! R CUS- inall parts of Ct Miee ate WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Nisan es Se earl rin ee 0.4. cee Fe BR SALE — AN OLD SaTARLIGHED a in Alton BUSSE ce ote Bee ota Fee nara cet ae | ina oa Femubsvicat Soe == DENTISTRY. ae ie feo 1 Pa. a Be to, saved; ‘OND STORY, THREE NICELY | XISHED ROOMS, HTAT, ENT.OR all tirat- | ALE-FOUR 1 0 bargain, $ ON UST. NEAL 167i to - VX. HUYCK & Co. 1505 Pennaylvania ave. -LoF 17, BLK, MERIDIAN LG ian Hill per foot, 3.and’o, bik. 6, Meridian Hill, Soc per ieot Th © lots are offered at special speculative [ices immediate purchasers Als a cheap Jot om auier Bete 4. ASE TTL ‘ kOoO, a ez? Fst. sau SOME VALUABLE Los, #1 * BARGAIN «bet weet XH MARIS € CO, O17 Faia APA bet. dhe and vith, ood Tota ¢ Lori and U «ti F st now ave. D.w.,at a low igure. TYLER & RU THERFORD, oe Fst. aw JOK SALE—TO PURCHASERS aa KS OF Lots. “The Washiucton Co-perative Loan but All the money ne nts weekly nnary ew plan and nd for prospectus to offices, 14 aud “ aK SALE—A VERY ront, on H st, bet. foot very cheap PaO st % OK SALE BEAUTIFUL Of N vt. bet. 17th aud 18th I . ae & 00,14 Bre sth and” ath, sx ‘on bach side; price B st, new: ots in all part Heigiits, Mt. Pleasant. Lav ;FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, JOK SALE—PIANO A D ORGAN BARGAINS—A Laudsome Boudoir old, one of the best makes, or lil iscouut for cash Fincher Squat even octaves, $1.50. Organs of var » to rent until paid for from #3 per month wy ~ Jal o-at & STAYMAN, 934 Fst. now, DOR SALE—CHEAP—" 20D SECOND. ci of Safes ; ome lai wodern. imprc , immediately ; casi: or iustalluents. Bo! F by Haines Bro's. : 7 octave, good tone, THOMSON & OR SALE—A STYLISH SQUARE PIANO MADE MALL. TRON SAFE, ONE SINGER sewing mac phine, one Star bic yele, cheay 14th da! = “FIVEGLANS LANDAU an be seen at COST 3: Undertakers, 3: D3 aus CHEAP—BAXTER PORT ABLE §; ne, Chree-horwe power; equal to Lew Es FOR es “OR TRAT UNIMPROVED Property one Landeau and @ Victoria, both food asnew. Address ©, Star « 14-lw —_ ‘0 BARGAINS @10 PAYMENTS. Grand, oonie se — rand, cost £600. now 8200. Grand, cost 8500 now 8350. juare Grand, cost # for #300. AML fully warranted and hig Jase. Bist discounte for Guay Held], THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 813 Pa ave JOR SALE—THE FINEST AND LARGEST Couch in the city, made forthe U.S. government at cot of £100, newly covered in the finest leather; Will sell for $46. Also ry five Turkish Chairto Match ;cost #8 0: price &: sod Parlor Set upholstered in Silk; comt One very fine Walnut Wardrobe cost t-top and other Desks. Pigeon-holes, Bar r Counters, __ 912 Sth st. mw NOK SALE —THE “GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES if th ed Lock aud Gun- el 249 M at, Georgetown, D. C.: also, © lot of Tools, Hardware, (fins Pistols, aud one Lathe, ove Keystoue Purge, ous Al one Grindstone, “Store for rent.” Avply at above address. Jan. tS 3d JOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, A SLIGHTLY Ui UsmDy STILFF UPRIGHT FiANO PREWPER & CONLIEES ja7-Lan* = 1231 Et, a, w. NOK SALE_ONE FINE MAHOGANY CHAMBER Suit Furniture; one child's Crib, one child's Bea; one Bedstead; cheap, THUS. GAKBER, e A FAIR VERY (HANDSOME BAY ears old. Mest ether er bom, 330 New York ave. ‘OR SALE—E drawer drop 1 — MMOND TYPE-WRITER AN Jn perfect order and ae as new: will sell cheap. Address HAMMO) Star office. Jal 2-st i SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE—A HAND. some #ix-seated famil; y 23 IR SALE—CHEAP—A CHICKERING “| UAKE Biting: reser i nd corners aralctpauire at 215 Act. we. icra Ip LE |AFE; CONDITION EQUAL TO ft. ie & orn ty Tt. deep, i. 8 NYMAN. © plea, wired by out rie yA very handsomely tat ‘SRCOMS BHOS: 1520 Paave. — jall-Ot QO SALE—SENT IN FOR SALE A NUMBER OF Ladies’ Sid soiled A sported Harks' Verincnt court, oppo ‘ye hence for ba ch ALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM =a “Marco” and promising; xo” of horses suitable for all purposes. Fes 8. rear ot LOL? 14th AS—GIVE SCHOOL nm. James Parton, er, ways “that in every re is pl tof, Appleton's Oyalo- cory hy = ine — =e aa aM ‘his work, e ol ~~ can be ot ved at once oD addressing Post Otfes IT prices. dace tof f SALE-SINGING BIRDS, BIKD FOOD, AND ‘ages, Gold-Pish, Aquariums, ol Fish Hats a Foe) td Harun, herent ere: Tages, Coupes, Buc Whips, Halters, and Blankets. Par bibes a specialty. "W. F: GEYER, ave. OK | SALE- Children a tr _OB SALE—WE HAVE JUST wey elite ey ee Hotes oS er Fe 22 Ure azi-im" 8. HARTBRECHT. - 4 +i ey Ags, 731 aa ee —— eee