Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1889, Page 2

2 ‘ee THE EVENING STAR: WA tied : f SHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1889. PF Every one who wants to hire help or find | will probably return 8 situation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire Bouses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow @e bend money, or offer or find bargains of any Sind, should use and consult the second and third pages of Taz Stan. They constitute a {perfect daily history and directory of the minor needs and activities of this community, and each new advertisement therein is as well ‘worth reading as any other department of the ‘paper, ee SOCIAL MATTERS. Fashionable Receptions and Teas—Per- sonal Notes. The Senatorial houses will be open to callers to-morrow: Mrs. Dolph and her daughter, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. and the Misses Blackburn, at the Ebbitt; Mrs. Palmer, Miss Voorhees, Mrs. and Mrs. Stockbridge, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. Morrill and Miss 8: and Miss Evarts, Mrs. J.D. Cameron, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. and Miss Dawes, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Manderson and Mrs, and Miss Paddoc the Portland. Others who Fane ere re ee. cory Reagan, Mrs, Te! ira, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mra. J. H. Soulé, 1432 M po Mrs. Monroe, Mrs, Hopkins, Mrs. Jeremiah Wilson, Mrs. and the Misses Huyck, Mrs. Pollok Garland, 1509 Hoge, Mrs. Neil Belt. Mrs. John W. Daniel from 8 to 7, assisted by her mother, Mrs. M Mrs. alkner, Claggett, the Misses the Misses Butler, the Misses Blackford and Reed, of Virginia. Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. Stanford, and Mrs, Cock- tell will not be at home to callers to-morrow. Senator and Mrs. Cockrell gave the first of two card receptions last evening, and the event gathered together a large an: "brilliant com- pany. The drawing-rooms were decked nore cut roses and the window recesses and chan- deliers garlanded with ropes of smilax. The Senator and Mrs. Cockrell received their in the —— sage hostess od ‘es of stone-gra’ pp - ao gray point d’ rit, and eae — the shoulder and caught upon the skirt rays of violets. They were in ae g by Mrs. Cockrell's sister and guest, Mrs. John B. Walker, of Booneville, on who wore a trained gown of black faille, mpe be black velvet, the low edge draped with black lace, and Mrs. Gen. Rochester, who was at- tired in green plush made over a petticoat of brocade. The supper table ie spread inthe dining-room, e center was an = of — mops oysters, ices, and confectionery and punc' were served. Some of those present were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. G. Blaine, Senator and Mrs. Pal- mer, Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Senator and Mrs. Bro , Senator and Mrs. Manderson, Senator and Mra, Ingalls, Ingalls, Judge Drake and Mrs. and Blackburn, S ants te hi F. tan irs. John mm Folsom, Mrs. Ward and Mrs. = Bly of New York, who are guests at the White House; Senator and Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. Senator Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Willard ‘Warner, Secretary and Mrs. Endicott, Mr. En- dicott, Secretary and Miss Vilas, the Postmas- ter-General and Mrs. Dickinson, Mra. Lister, Mrs. and Miss Atchison, Justice and Mrs. Field, Lope and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, ‘Mrs. Langhorne, Mrs. Crosby, Major and Mrs. Tucker, Secretary and Miss Florence Bayard, Beaker 2 and Mrs. Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 7% Senator Evarts, Senator and Mrs, Mor- Miss Swan, Mr. Jas. Morrill, Dr. and Mrs. Allen, Miss Dorsey, Miss Eastman, Lieut. Du- vall, Senator and Mrs. Vance. Gen. Greely. Senator and Mrs. Sherman, Miss Mary Sher- man, Col. and Mrs. Lamont, Dr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Loring, Mr. and Mrs. Hitt, the Chinese min- ister, Dr. Yow, Minister Roustan, Miss Mary Wilson, Justice’ Lamar, Gen. Rochester, Mr, and Mrs. Hatch, the Mexican minister and Madame Romero. Mr. Stilson Hutchins, and Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Hammond. The Mexican minister and Madame Romero gave another of their charming afternoon re- sas esterday, at which there was danc- Madame Romero was assisted in receiv- ing the caliers by Mrs. Menocal. In the din- ing-room Mrs, Willard Warner poured tea at one end of the table and Miss May Lawton at the other, and Miss Rosecranz at a side table served the Mexican punch. Among the others on were Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Edith rise Lucy Corkhill, Miss Alice Riddle, Mise Cullom, Miss Condit Smith, Miss Thomas, Miss Bacon, Miss Casey, Mrs. Thos. Riggs and Mrs. N. L. Blanchard. The hall-room floor was crowded with dancers, and the house had the aspect of a grand fete all the afternoon. The K street sama were very generally open to callers yesterday. Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Dunton, of Philadelphia, ye? - _ guest, and who spent her or nell here, in receiving, and Mrs. Golds! rough p presided at the table. Mrs. B. De Ford Webb hada largely attended reception, and was assisted by her guest, Mise Alice Webb, of Baltimore, and Belle be oma era The ladies were toilets black lace. Judge and Mrs. J. B. Edmonds held the third of their Tuesday in January receptions, and their handsome drawing-rooms were thronged all the afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Outhwaite and Mrs. oe Brewster assisted the host and hostess in dispensing the lavish hospitalities of their home. Mrs. Darlington and her three handsome daughters held a pleasant reception in their — lamp-lit drawing-room yesterday. Misses Darlington made calls early in the afternoon and later joined their mother at Miss Edes had with her Miss Biddle, Miss Bruen, and Mrs. Walsh, and they made a cozy quartette seated about the tea table in the sec- ond drawing-room. Mrs. pak ge at the Arlington, was assisted —— Van Wyck and her guest, Miss Jeanie itford, of New York city. The ladies had a flowing bowl of punch, with which they served cakes and conserves, and the por ularity of hostess and assistants was attested b Zh Soe brim- iculy held ming big card basket that with the vintage of the afternoon ‘Miss Alisan Wilson will give a tea on Monday from 4 to 6 at the residence of her brother, Mr. Thomas Wilson, 1218 Connecticut avenue. Mr. Mumm, first secretary of the German le- gation, who has been in Europe all the sum- mer, has returned to the city and was making calls yesterday. Mrs. A. B. Mullett, and her sister, Mrs. Elliott, will not be at home to callers Friday of this week, but will keep the day hereafter during the season. Senator and Mrs. Hearst give a large recep- tion and ball this evening to introduce Miss Head, of San Francisco. Senator-elect McMillan, of Michigan, arrived The Sui Generis club had a pleasant gather- ae a at the Conservatory of music, on 12th Monday Cony: This club is com- posed of roma ity. ie fathonedf ag wate cit TO} once # month during the reason. sper Miss Ott, of Wheeling, W. Va. Va.. is the guest of Miss Carrie Morgan, 1341 Q street. don" mnseers of the Hotel Arno ineagurated pa peg eagles a room by throw- callers yesterday, tae infles of Gis beaks were hee bee Mrs. 8. V. White, Mrs. Dr. Chas. H Allen, Mew, Mrs. Wm. wife of ex-Governor Cladin, of Boston; Mrs. and way tong ote tere Hamilton, Mrs. Dr. a Brooklyn, and Mrs. J. ‘te Mr. = Knott, Mrs. and Miss Senator and yarn, th, Mrs, M F Backer, Sones Macartney, Mr. = Senator and Mrs. Manderson, Col. Blunt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Ogden, Mrs. 8. a to their at the Hermantis gube bebe tae of next March. The ladies of Georgetown will give » german tiie evening ot Linthicum hall to the gentle- men members of the Assem! THE AMERICAN POTTERS. They Meet Here To-Day, Elect Officers, and Take Other Action. The American met in the blue par- lor at Willard’s at 10 o'clock this morning and elected the following officers: President, Thos, Maddock; vice-presidents, Wm. Brunt, George w. Oliver and 8. J. Scott; secretary, Alfred Day, and treasurer, J. H. Goodwin. The re- port of Mr, D. F. Haynes, of Baltimore, of the committee on art and design, was read, and the convention passed a resolution appropri- ating @ sum of money to be used by that committee in the form of rewards to art students in the leading schools throughout the country. The convention adjourned at noon for dinner and met again at 2 o’clock, when a discussion on the means and methods of the | aay business was carried on. There will banquet to- | pe: night, atwhich one hundred are expected to Phe mt. Thirty-one firms are represented e convention from Trenton, N. J.; East Liverpool, Ohio; Wheeling, Steubenville, Ohio, and Baltimore. THE ELEVENTH CENSUS. Provisions of the Bill Reported to the Senate To-day. Senator Hale, from the committee on the eleventh census, to-day reported the bill to provide for the taking of the eleventh and sub- sequent censuses, The bill has been amended in many particulars. One amendment provides that all examinations for appointment and pro- motion under this act shall be in the discretion and under the direction of the Secre- tary of the Interior. The compensation of enumerators is now fixed as follows: “In subdivisions, where the bancigne reagan of census shall deem such allowance sufficien allowance not e: 2 cents for each ing inhabitant, 2 cents for each death oo ported, 15 cents for each farm, and 20 cents for each establishment of, productive industry | stop enumerated and ret and for each sur- ial schedule of juiry, pcm to such form as the su; itendent of the census may prescribe, which shall contain the names, organizations and length of service of reed who served in the army, navy, or marine corps of the United States in the war of the rebellion, and who are survivors at the time of the taking of the census, and the widows of soldiers, sailors or marines, It is aleo provided that the population schedule shall include an inqui as to the number of ne; mulattoes, quad- Toons and octoroons, is also to be made as to the recorded ‘indebtedness of private corporations and individuals, The ap- propriation for taking the census has been in- creased from $6,000,000 to $6,400,000. MR. WEBB’S NOMINATION. Protest of the Republican Invincibles Against its Confirmation by the Senate. The Republican invincibles, of this city, have adopted statement of their views concerning the nomination of Mr. Webb to succeed him- self as District Commissioner. Copies of this statement were to-day sent in the form of apro- test to the republican members of the Senate with a brief letter from Dr. E. A. Adams, presi- dent of the club, calling attention to the con- tents of the paper, Following is the text of the statement: JanvaRy 22, 1889, To the Honora Honorable Republican Senators of the The hanna invincibles of the Ga Bo Washington, in regular meeting assemb] hereby most earnestly and respectfully nr —_— the confirmation of the nomination of B. Webb as s Commissioner of the Dis- —— Columbia for — term, and we lace our protest upon the following grounds: . First. Temas we are satisfied that such nomination is against the will of a 6 ma~- joy of the people of the District of Colum- ia. Second. Because in defiance of this well- known sentiment the President made the a) intment reer op and in unnecessary Bom the people of the District an opportu- nity to be heard as to their wishes and upon the merits of the appointment, and declining to consider petitions expressive of the people's will upon the subject, Third. Because as the board is now consti- tuted, and will be if Mr. Webb should be con- firmed, more than one-half of the District ute population, wealth and territory is on unrepresented thereon—all the mem! of the = board being residents of a section o, raced in the northwestern of the cif west of 13th street, instead o oF being aero ated as they should be to fn ganna the whole —— and all wections o of Columbia justly and ‘airly. ie ‘a this con- nection we submit that the force of this branch of our protest is well illustrated by the fact that oe Corr, existence of the pres- ent of which Mr. Webb is the nominal peodlaen in order to secure @ just and plication of the public moneys to the improve- ment of certain streets, or avenues, remote from that portion of the city where the mem- bers of the present board reside, has been com- ore to direct and control the same by specific islation. ‘ourth. Because we deem the re-appoint- ment of Mr. Webb to this important ice to be now singularly unfit, when at this time it is well known to the President and all in author- ity that he is, in his official co gy span pom going an investigation by Congress for abuses —if not offenses—connected with’ the disbursement of the public moneys of the Dis- trict of Columbia in the purchase of sites for school-houses therein, and of which transac- tions sufficient is already known, whatever may be the result of the congressional investigation, to show that the ipsoy interests will be much safer for the next four years in the hands of some one better adapted to the duties of an executive office. Fifth. Because we regard this action on the — of President Cleveland as an attempt = forestall an appointment which belongs liarly to the incoming Pope admin} ne tion, and as at no time di his administra- tion of the office he now holds has Mr. Webb developed or demonstrated that he publican or in sym which he was appoint we respectfully submit to a republican Senate the oe that instead of such an inheritance from a democratic administration, the republi- of this District may be favored by the ap- pointment of a a republican to suc- ceed Mr. Webb, made by a ff mean men repub- lican administration and d upon the will of the people. ee ees The Line of Water Street. 4 DECISION IN THE POLICE couRT. To-day, in the Police Court, Mr. Charles D, Nicolai, of Nicolai Bros., coal dealers, near the Long bridge, was charged by Assistant Build- ing Inspector Holmes with violating the build- a Nowa obtained a permit to erect the building south of Water street, beyond the fire and it was claimed by the prosecution that the building was erected north of that street. The defendeat “¢ claimed that the building was erected south of Water street, in compliance paved ay ne SA city duced, and the the case the defendant. The or on whic! office was built is now in the civil courts for a decision as to the boundary of Water street. A of $10 or thirty days was imposed. Mr. Order t'bave the quection “of ia hordes or ve of Water street determined. oper ap- i i F F A E No bey = ee Wasurnoron.. Southeast Washington have been ie of THE SENATE TARIFF BILL. Passed in that Body by s Vote of 32 to 30—Amendments Adopted. aonar ed arene ee concerned, disposed of, and there is nowhere a happier crowd of legislators than the Senators who have been wrestling day and night with the great question of tariff, apt who have at last thrown off the burden which has weighed them down for so long. Yester- day was a busy day in the Senate. There were « large number of amendments offered, and up | Adress to the hour of 5 o'clock they were debated. On motion of Mr. Sherman, a proviso, OF INTEREST TO AMERICAN FISHERMEN, was adopted. It provides that fresh fish caught by American fishermen in the high seas or in the open waters between Canada and the Gaited States shall not be classed as im; and shall not, therefore, be subject to the ogfeds of Se per pound. Mr. Eustis Sty trom ie 74 dments looking to bapa of luty from 19 to 134 cents per on sugar graded between Nos. 16 and 2, Dutch stand- <a, sod en all shove He. 20 from 2 to 13 cents ates acon These amendments were rejected, democrats—Mr. Colquitt, of Geor, and Mr. Gibson, of tomas ee VOTED WITH WITH THE REPUBLICANS, Mr. Reagan made un effort to have inserted in the bill aclause providing for the imposition and collection of a graduated income tax, but he failed. Mr. Stanford was more fortunate with his amendment. It was an administrative poner eg and it regulates the im tion of spirits and reduces the internal revenue taxes on [a Oiige wines and brandies to 5 cents en @ section is identical with the bill maitig ig grape brandy free for the fortification of sweet wines for exportation, reported by finance committee of the Forty-ninth Con- gress and which was passed by the Senate. MB. CALL CUT OFF. When 5 o'clock arrived Mr. Call had the floor, and was offering amendments to the proposed rates of duty on wines, and quite naturally he desired to say something about the amend- ments. He made no speeches, however, for | tnnsted ie, after @ short, foe ane insisted u) ore out of the unani- Sement that lebate should cease at 3 o’clock. Shutting off his oratory did not . Call in the mhtter of offering amend- pose ty As soon as one was knocked down he setup another, and so it went on until the amendments had all been voted out of sight. A vote upon Mr. Saulsbury’s new section, pro- viding for the confiscation by the government of all profits of a in excess of 10 per pay defeated ition, On one amendment, reducing the Fauty on hoop-iron MB. PLUMB VOTED WITH THE DEMOCRATS. Mr. Brown offered several amendments to in- crease the duty on rice, but none of them were accepted. A new rice section increasing the duty was, however, inserted in the bill upon motion of Mr. Aldrich. Mr. Plumb endeavored to secure the impo- sition of a 25 per cent ad valorem duty on raw unmanufactured silk, but he was in a minority. He suceeeded, though, in an adminis- trative section adopted whom pee provides for the ESTABLISHMENT OF A CUSTOMS COMMISSION. The commission is to have its headquarters at the Treasury department, and is to consist of five experts, not morethan three of them to be of one political party, and the salary of each isto be $7,500 per pitta and erent penses. On Mr. Allison’s amendment, making an in- crease of 20 per cent in the duties on oranges, lemons, ‘and limes, there was almost unanimity, only seven democrats voting against it. THE VOTE PASSING THE BILL. It was after 8.o’clock when the bill was read the third time. Mr. Harris called for the yeas and nays upon its passage, and President Pro Tempore Ingalls a few minutes later an- nounced the result—yeas, 82; nays, 30, as fol- lows: Yeas—Aldrich, Blair, Bowen, Cameron, Chace, Chandler. Cullom, Davis, Dawes, Dolph, Edmunds, Evarts, Farwell, Frye, Haw- ley, Hiscock, Hoar, Ingalls, Jones (Nev.), Man- WANTED—HELP, __ W:xtED—1R0. ies Seer HANDS; ALSO, Wis LADY STENOGRAPHER AND Wie ore “gporwriter, preferred To ee oe ___FOR Sarees et __FOR SALE-HOUSES, _ W4STED—Funnismep ROOM, BOARD we age and child, wesattceameaed: a = REDO GENTLEMAN IN BUSINESS— Sennett aire ue ASomarh 20 F Waza = Seoacogny Sakon wee dogmn tnd Bose We TANS gin Ue there or can be used fad to remain at the house; references re- Wier tad bo boarders. ‘References exchanged. RENT TWO, PLEASANT | FURNISHED quired. Apply 1130 8th st. nw. 1t*_ | stating price, location, &e. 0.1-H. Star office. 322 Bedrooms, third story. and south fronts: nena ‘ANTED_AN ACTIVE MAN TO TOOK AFTER Bah ote 1a EG ATE ea Si Sons ao ea modern improvensente, secon yi wil'be soka'ab Compas in ashi One with tact ‘and energy as inaugural procession. ae 65, 300. C., Star 2. 5 | RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS—1826 I ST. A beautiful Teaidence on, a ot. n.w., south and return than aD) se ts eld at ie Fas nok ak Wwe ee BY ee Fe Px, charming suit of parjors, with private bath | gest exposure, parking: 16 rooms; price “Eiiberal arrangement will be made with the right Snement, two cosy shed. bright ee HERRON & RAME' ty Say TUPEMIN TENDER, gin run, with sither private bath oF bath Fe RENT=TWO NICELY FURNI RONT | yo3.at TED x 3005, New York City. eae: Address, stating terms, be, A. BN. Star otic, mehegncipane Seethtent Se aee: Fok Coston CK BUILDL three rs west of 4th st. wT3-3t on ween 17th a, ui iTED—ROO} WITH 5 Wine fazuly where thore are ut fo Aes Fok BEATIN A PRIVATE, FAMILY, HAND- 152 Uta as ba preferred’ will furtish own noms sna the house if desired. “S04 Mass. ave hw. R2S-2t" | FOR SALE—A BANGAIN—IP CONSUMMATED 18 ares SuART Urged, ae Addreas P. 0. Box 638. Pou ke RENT—471 HST. N. W.—THREE UNFUR. flown, ‘S18 Cee ne. ie cee ee Howakb's Co cO., MTR a ae i. = southern front, bath ‘floor, sou mus, second on same ‘oor, suitable for light and gaa. Fez RENT S43 JACKSON PLACE, ¢ OVERLOOKING juare, Drawing Room on ts Souse strictly Apartments above; “ie | WANTED=8r A GENTLEMAN “AND. WIFE, = pght “Toten Ta $a northwest terms, E. B., Star office. WaxteD-ar TWO ADULTS, TWO UNFUR- rush tie Slooping Apertne rooms, with heat and for Hots house- ss keoplng. ‘Address, ‘stating terms, "D. Star * yaoi Bt a RED Wat COUPLE WITHOUT, oe LDREN three unfurnished rooms, wit for ight housekecyl Address, tating PROMPT ® SUE: Sear Office. re war ANTED-AT LS an A eye ghread heat with your eyes shut. 1420%¢ Ht eo eso Wiser FIFTEEN tye coed S OLD. OF food family, in a wrocery store where no liquo are yold; one anxious to leard the business. A E. K., Siar office. y ANTED_BOY 15 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE, ONE Who can ietter with brush and make himself uge- ful. Address N. H. 8., Star office, it* 400 3 eine. mi, l4r Mose Pax RENT—TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, WITH window and alcoves; south front; house en- ANTED—A py ARMY MAN OR WIDOW OF WwW ‘ANTED. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGH’ trely new, with modern improvements, only a short Vv same to handl e history of the Grend Army by housekeepi: ng, ah parte ys — city; a AEA distance ‘os copes and one square from cars and Gen. ©. D. DERSON N'& CO., General Agen! ts Rooms, well hea herdica. 3 S14 Asi Ja21-3t* 1010F it ja2-lm* ROOM MENTING. AOENCT 12 ‘Oth st. now. R RENT—THREE HANDSOMELY- FURNISHED Wars ‘ED — a3 MAN mined DINING-ROOM AND —— é By ope ny desired - ; half biock from or wor , ‘apitol: fu new ho ferences ‘Adres at 7BT Rate bet and Pandy and 6 pane jad Be WAN’ TED—BOARD. __| bor 108 Staronice. 3e2l-Lwe ANTED-Finst. -CLASS COOKS, MAIDS, A PLEASANT ? FURNISHED FRONT ob Mt st iw, ANTED — A YOUNG LADY IN OFFICE DE- DE. Brat oR RENT—A tresses, Laundry Woman, Butiers, ‘sires boa vate family: by comforts: mud floor; private family, EE aan, Se Enieaephie; Walters as. porthvwest; state sto peice nud focatlsa. dress OFFICE, ESS GUO Fat, haw, ja ANTED A NEAT AND TIDY COLORE: IRE aly, 27 {2 Sunaesl homoweek Apely 1720 3 et WANTED—LOTS. ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE ee tere inal yao a FOR R CUS: wentlemens ae Doard it ed ae is ood references. ween im parts of the ci after’d o'clock, 1443 Rhode Island ave. lage blocks. HONS haa See wath and ANTED_HANDS TO WORK ON_ LADIES’ _———_——————— gloset. The Woodmont Flats, 13th st_and lowa Circle, Was loth work: none but experienced ante, 2se4 Finest location in the city ; cafe second tonone. 18-1* 2 sists oo L. A NE (OR RENT—BEAUTIFU, mM SINGLE oR EN Wises a of tr rns ean WARTED MISCEL O08 rene Mouth and ebei fronts oper aie aes mn of trust yuation rinanen| ._E ‘OM. [AN N AND CHILD + Spa cosa ear ate tome nage | WV petra Atta 2 py mats | uretomsemmem Hol kee | BeSeaadl“iS hs . 3 i am. MJ. SMT o3t That nw PRY Crayou Pertraite there on ‘exhibition Th ‘They do T: R RENT—1405 H ST. NW. NISHED Tst., bet. 18th aud 19th; also, 5 two-story Bricka, NTED—AN INDUSTRIAL pare et MAX | bresthe, they donot speak, yet it would not require a | AY rooms. single or en guite: private Gath. open free | Will pu Veron “leo beautiful Feaideucd ee special het be party Aly ApDiy to =: a vast yp thay. sPrice 810 t ink they. 4 table board: references exchanged. nl4-3m * = e Scott Circle. Fine cor. property on @ DAY'E HALDEMAN, O08 Fst. ete monthly ferns Batisfaction guar POR RENT-BUY A HOME INSTEAD, oon RENT. FY #ONGOS. REDFERN & SON, 622 14th at, rANTED — SEVERAL eae “SALESMEN TO i Loan Company Tends bot part bat LL the money nec- ANT BRICK HOUSE OF ey dons oN aISOTa ase, terse ame | lai atey of Ean aed ton hap. is Se rere emcee saree og | ar eae, Meee aa ee eae: se. Apply ‘a 2 Srodip snd corner Massachusetts ave. nae pa for “Prospectus” to offices, 14,404.26 | cut” the ¢ bargain, in he ot es SE i Wass A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO DO pen until 9 p,m, ee S fe e'wittrakhae 13 3076 meral housework in « family without 23-6: H. B. SMITH, RK RENT—730 9 iT_N.W., FORyTaMED, wa F: wk BALE ; ho washiny ers a required, In- | _ Ja23-6t" Artist. Yoratd chamber, jnost desirable and ov. bk. 12th st.ne nr pany e. 7 awoetnes | 400 Once at 1241 Je22-St__| WWANTED_SPECIAL NEWS CORRESPONDENTS | HpUs,CoPyeuent to sil street alae, teary Seld-im | Sr brick, S=F RIE WARTED-A RELIABLE Se MAN to — jeading English and American pe ENT_0S3 G TW or brick 4 F tet, G and ae ti = : he fgickiy Gate trtie mese thoes call Stee Ban hoot Hberal terint for ood service, Address wits | FV Grnieied Hosta and age baion eae eee | GF brick. Sth nev bet Band : New Jersey ave. n.w. be stamp, EUROPEAN-A CAN PRESS aaSoTIA- iis mists Yor Benators and oreand | | Spars cai ase Mie = = =< :. - N r ERE Se BR W4STED—T0 BUY ESTABLISHED GROCER: a RERTOTWO WORLY FUESERED wean | FE 1824 Hat. i —— wor OF: dining yy rs fe AE poe pes with a — = proeng oy north y ANTED—LIVE MEN AND WOMEN TO ENGAGE | 5 wad, got | mene At LATS Het Dew ee ee ae eae . in an easy, pig d business ve home; can work 3 a SALE Two" STORY BRIC 4 AND FRA To, oa WORLD SULPLY pet ructions een a ithe ass Gov't Printing Office. a2 a _ ___FOR R_RENT—STORES._ 00 cash refused.” W KILEY Deki in ess HARRISON AND PI __ 13) “ Waste EVERY ONE, MALE AND FEMALE, | ,})) Harrison; two Cabinet Photos; 15c. 78 per TOR, BEX RENT 400 PENKA, AveNuy, rue a ROOM BRICK BAY WIN- out of employment to secure it speedily through in MooILi. zach to'40 tealiey, Biase FP ae bre a nnet inn i Fey: fis oftice: ong hundred and twant -aix persons, were _3a23-2t* 304 Henry st., N. ¥. Mjal0-12t 1418F st. | raice, Columbia ¢ pelt line of street cara Lo ‘work in ten days, NTED-GURTIS MSM 4 3 OFF fee Le Leave. Sisiw | WANE! rota, SMITE, RUILDER OF R RENT-019 P ST. CORNER STORE AND | CHAKLES ‘W. HANDY, 21 Fst. ee. * dodo —_________* . 5 rooms and store, all couvenien ANTED-EXPERIENCED AND THOROUGHLY ter deniers meat Snd provision stores: also for mak- te eee a. PARKER derson, Mitchell, ll Paddock, Palmer, Platt, Plumb, Quay, Sherman, Spooner, Stock- bridge, Teller, wi m (Iowa) — N rry, Blackburn, Brown, But- ler. Call, ent Coke, Colquitt, Daniel, ‘aulkner, George, Gibson, Gorman, Gray, pee Jones (Ark.), his Pasco, vor’, a os , Ransom, ig: nie ie, Vance, oorhoe Walthall, ilson (Me 'd. )—30. Are ison, Beck, Blodgett, Hale, Hampton, Recon Kenna, McPherson, Riddle- berger, Sabin, Saulsbury, Sawyer, Stanford, Stewart—14. BROUGHT FROM RICHMOND. One of the Boys Who Robbed the Gipsy Camp. MOW DETECTIVE RAFF CAME NEAR LOSING THE CUSTODY OF THE BOY IN THE CAPITAL OF VIB- GINIA—CONFESSION OF THE PRISONER—HE HAS SERVED TERMS IN THE PENITENTIARY. Detective Raff went to Richmond Monday night to bring here for trial the colored boy, Ben Thomas, alias Jim Jones, charged with complicity in the robbery of #700 from Tom Stanley atthe gipsycamp. The grand jury ‘was not in session at the time and the officer took with him a warrant from the Police Court charging the prisoner with the robbery. When the officer arrived in Richmond without a re- quisition (the proper papers) he informed the authorities that he had a United States war- rant. The officer attached so much import- ance to the fact that the paper was a “United States warrant” that the prisoner was taken be- faohy @ police justice and given a partial hear- colored attorney made his appearance as oe prisoner's counsel and made 4 HARD FIGHT FOR BIS CLIENT, Another attorney volunteered his services and rendered what assistance he could to the detective. The colored attorney's points were well taken and the justice declined to surrender the prisoner on the warrant. During the de- bate counsel became excited and it was thought for a time that they would come to blows. tective Raff and a Richmond detective took the judge's advice and went before the governor, who was undecided as to what action to take. The attorney-general was sent for and the offi- cers and counsel were told to return to the state house at1 o'clock. Detective Raff then went before United States Commissioner Pleas- ants and swore out # warrant charging the prisoner with burglary. The case was heard =~ the ner was turned over to Detective ge was deputized by the marshal to being him to this city. The prisoner's attor- ney returned to the governor and waited for = ae of the officers, but Detective Raff nen spre the prisoner and it was too late ae save client. He spp lied for a writ of habeas corpus, but was unal he to get it because the prisoner could not be found. CONFESSION OF THE PRISONER. ‘When the officer started with the prisoner to return to this city, Thomas made a full con- fession. He said that he and Monroe Trice visited Sanley’s tent while the latter was away. Trice watched while he (Ben) took the and | under the carpet. ere was gold an He fe BESS E iE i ip 5 | ! | Hh H a | i ity i | 3 Hi it ze 6s Fes & alelat a3 i H | ! ing ice-c cent cheaper than the cost of 3010-1 KER, 1418 en ee oe ee hea ESIRABLE NEW, 36. competent practical canvasser wanted to canvass, | Will call ana seq parti intereated. 8397 HENT=009 14TH 87--LARGE NEWSTORE | 2,22 -~ po Fy ne 234 employ others, and s: tically work Washington Pros aaa ? FoR = shed throurhont tn ~—he foran entirely new Cook, by, one of the bert known VaStED= foot Wi EE oe oe mal Ter ar delle above aid brick stable ae dou property. permit to iusrect elven 60 ap and m Authors in America. magnifi- iy —A | LAY on oe GEN [AN TO FUR- party. cation at my 0! y, we’ gent Filtusbet tod book at low price, whichselleat sigh sight, ste = lah the money pA probtable invention for hal 1623 1-108 cellent terms, exclusive control and ® Tare 0 interest. “Address tar office, ja22-3t* = — —~ tunity for the ht man. No novices need aj iy RHODE ISLAND AV NEAR State experie nd ea aud pond references ce .STED THRE GENTLEMEN. TO < oocury __FOR _RENT—OFFICES. lf Jdth, pew. brick house of twelve rooms: 30-fot x 2 lew York. so other — ol > ern cot Le large cities « still ‘vacant. Jals-eost_ | 860 Oper per month; food location. "Address Hed pier NT_OFFICES—THREE OFFICE Rooms. | £2, ems, irae, wee ANTED, WH WH, 1 EMPLOY, 4 RELL. | “Wy ANTED — GOOD SECONDHAND JOB AND Para, di cheep ta desiratie tenant. * | JOR SALE ar able wget Eig city 3 no Bo agen Pe ee nono wrPeper type. Address PRINTER, Star oi jalo-tw JOHN N Suen MAN ee cos atta Fst F AN OPPORT' permanent ie orale sini pie aya sed SS | recone ont ns fairs of & syndicate, T will ell at yanced ade ‘Largest inanufac- ANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT, “THE lance on lone time and eas seats tang No bustin Wee ington Co-oterative Laan Co." feuds ALL | FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, Uatie “more tne reat neve inneti, fe money, Hot & part, money necessary very bandscune Ary hotness 7 oclo-we zs on co peter then Pullding | JOR SALE_FINE GOL ap BP Rated Sion a " nd ule hata cod, with «pen fre: Sng aera eRe ons. for to of * 2 D1 oo ~% = & sie at TANTED—FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY—ANDRE ‘SALE—ONE_ SOBINATIOS — AGE, | cars, Two-thitds of etreet improvements or oc tkae asia a cr aae jae wert Wai Minding to Hate Meagan "he | Pectin Ger cay eeeeteng gy | tue taadhinn tk meat ae a ae ge renal a by oma a joe Culng, Bingue, Glan, and Brcceae’ roe | Rigi =‘itai se: ABEIE SL? | Shue ate fom: only 6b and WO ‘foot dp, i blotks of anshi prices, Bare 66... Cincinnat “Obie. ments gene! 3 f= jor workmanship, grant P_ONE 5X8 FAIRY CAMERA | “2#1% #t spec ve p references froin ho i | ROR, SALE—CHE outfit; one 4x5 W. E. BU le SALE-ELEGANT PLUSH COMBINATION " % muses. French and German spok At home. until camera outfit; one 10x12 condens- | jal 9-1w_ ARTE DOXPORE | A mee! MENT we 49 Detreet awe POke™ At home 10" | ing = ‘shutters, &c. 132 Maryland ave. sw jazd-2> | 2 es and co Linde of dou oimestio labor, for District NTED LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSO 2 jlored, for all and states, with ref A large th TAT MR nw. se20-L7w* | WN sure cure for female Aisaacs also Dr. Meas mets tee or faraiture, qpurely new: NEVER betwee Bul ind TUth se ot 247 = | “Blood Purifier” cures malaria; samples ae W SPR Hianne FP cupuae, | ek SARwn oe ee |S a SERS SMS Se | “EE and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape | Washington. measure alone, Patterns and materials cut and basted R SALE-AT PRI ATE. SALE—A HAN DSOME ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS 5 THE HI TRionest cas high-bred Kentucky Bay sto Bric! nade ; one fitti the —— twught by ices fc \d-hand Khode [stand ave mips. Sime'8. 3° Messen, 1903 Haka ne3m* Eppa ee nt tire Houscholda a8 a Bpeualty. a ‘dpe a Eee enue, saddle guile a fet | pardand Sets a: i pa rt OO a pc Td ek _WANTED_SITUATIONS. rANTED_HOGER 70, KEEP, POY STALLS: bigor since deine. snd maf fore indy tone. A bid iat iso, Beyond question is cates od business or family tee very fine Falling-top Buggy, —¢ Bogie na ‘eiling-1 op | J Fes OME NEW PRESS-BRICK cay ido noses, mee, Nos. 1006, 1008, 1010 South all modern ‘con- tetrchen, open erates, cabinet, and slate rsonal at 311 Bihew nw. — city. O.H. P. CLARK, Si AGED BAe D—BY TWO SISTERS (WHITE), A189, = do housework or attend to children. Address B. L. PETRIE, 474 Be x at Price’ ioe a. i eae hiro SES SUFFERING FROM W wa — Harness, Blan! Smoky Chimné to tT &e. Al vate part, mantels; a good *® mod- gure them or no Pep retuned ha ites, Furmaceeand loving from the city, Great bargains, Ww to CHAS C. MEADS. bu Prildery aot W. NTED—A WIDOW WHO oo AN CTNEAN Latrobes made to eat or zx are to quick cash pr Apply — rat to support will pay half hey sa fo | 1413 17m at ow. er'a stable, rear 1510 K st. n. a s, XORTS re ¢ se Wantenss CLEAN ALE. is uare. ) juire ot ywner, JOl <i Sr anes y DESIRES | = trenaes Sade Gr am Sere i sauod, tod Hd vs a ri Fea Fenty aa _— s = asi 4 i family. Can econ YOR SALE— A HANDSOME 4 par WINDOW SA tA Miss H, 723 birogedl Fa YOURE Pa.sy., Telephone 1008-: wi PRICE? Ey tice F ie foctin and ath Pele vention ‘ja2s-: a modern conven! Rosen 1 Ca AXTED — —_ SITUATIONS, R FIRST-CLASS ‘AN’ para OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS ORS: rable and tp an enhaneci: value net W. ks, Defy re Waiters, Wrenn warranted not to et strong (ike but, Bitty ‘iahogany td Burt Guose beter arr ramon, A food opportunity” to arches « bright and Perens Porters, "Wai ogtlors. ree ary Cooke | & bed Toni, oF money fe J ” SPEIFFER ‘CONLIFF: cheerful house al 1d moderas eo others Fa BU tint kaa al for free sample? St alls tis $35.39 ana a Shoes 5 1 Est. tw. | SKoWNING. aT Woteat page Ci esto ar TES, | Se re daltalie ang atal 145 Northera Elverty Mar: | IQS SA" 2 Began DELLOWS AND TWO (3) W 9ROOM HOUSE-ON DELA- jurses, SCRE - a ke enw aiterees, Couctnper nces. Pri: | Ket. WM. C. BRER. B26-2ma Ja22-2t 428 New York ave. n. w._| handsome cabinet mantels in every room. complete ii vate office Segee, Batley AGENCY: 61 ih 3 WANTED a GENTLEMEN GOOD, SECOND: | OR SALE — Fo OH $000 CASH — HOUSEHOLD | every appointment: deep lot with fraiye stable. cpr x hand highest v mee, near fo a also guns, Pistols, watches, &e., a1 150% TT Bacal week” | diight setter ere Tooms, voerding how ———_ cent Wastis < DANENHOWE! Thy. z = WASTED-A LADY, WITH HIGHEST REFER- py et ghutdien, dopa 5 sowing or Saoussvecping, ” Addtece ANTED-G0OD GECOND-HAND_ GLormING, | ofiee save. 7m SALE-ONE OF THOSE SHARMING Lr + ‘hxc aati revolvers, olf old quit os sod mi for rien Fos SALE—A PAIR OF VERY FINE “ST. homes ‘on cast ‘side of Poi face six Toots, 'ANTED—BY A Gg ee WOMAN: & | Eta Gaice, 2d1 Pounave, corner 2dst-n. we napo8 | prise eg nese are, bamdeone: Gai £750: tere to ait. WASHINGTON Da uation in ® priva' y $0 cook, waal ANTED_IT KNOWN TH > 3 JOWER, 1115 F st. now. Jal s- ‘Best ‘ddress ANTED—IT KNOWN TH. ee — eine AE Secaeaalaaiaenlieas Weer si, rset | Fes ts tat haem omer 29 ens = SERRE catering | tre gues Ls Mg Ro IBS| foptint GeGoesnive Lon “Company advances NOE, Seaturtresn Rew "Walters, Cooks: Cosehiune home. bo risk, d suce erty Butlers. ‘rca COOMBS, 926 F st.n.w. ja23-6t* BUSINESS CHANCES. _ puuid 6 bow a 7 ised : SII . EDDY AN PIPERIENCED SHOE CLERK ‘Send oF call for prospectus to 4 and 16 Ab ituation now or by March 45. Address 8. Ui a desirous of renting out rooms, or a caterer | !autic building. nae 81 fice. jase” WANTED WILL P PAY GASH SH FOR RETAIL FEED ‘this Outht, step int into my place and make money KR SALE—THAT ELI RESIDENCE, 1022 Wa ‘A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, {COl- Store with e stab! Address, FEED from gx eres ‘ermout ave, L.w., with stableattached. For terms ored), nisces as first-class cook ; aagre @ ity ref- | STORE, Star office. feed ae _ 322-68 621 Est. nw. and permission to inspect, apply to GU on — erence if required. 446 H st. ow, Up stairs. 1t* 4 1319 F street n.w. Siok AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY. STOCK first-class condition. Location excellent. Ap- ply to JAS. L. BARBOUR & SON. 023-30 R SALE—YOUNG SORREL MARE: LARG! FE wentle, sound and a good traveler. well suited for's coupe or four-seat, her; RESPECTABLE COLORED situation as chambermaid or lady's maid; e best city references. Call or address JOK SALE—TWO 87,000 HOUSES a each, a ni residence or good investment, at ¢ 1318 ARG. 3 OWner has no use for 1 rooms: modern improvement. Tethist. nw, it ea eS ee A ‘very cheap. PRADINGHAM & 00,8 19 Oth street nw. ‘jdm ‘ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN OF EIGHTEEN, snveutin in Univeral business ase, and ow a 1-6t* S27Hst._ | JQOR SALE—1761 MASS. AVE.: NEW. 38 FEET stenographer and type-writer, Position—iaw of | Pushed. Address “CHARLES,” Star office. Ja22- ror TOR et trope ai ory and trnsainie brown mone, oe gf patent attorney's office preferred. Address A B., | OR BALE— WELL-ESTABLISHED | BUSINESS. AL MPCeT Al S rooms, halls, pantry, 2 bath-roome office. c table for S55 STP Gea he MEIGS | pear serio stock surpasses anything we haveever | fea testing and | a fora Brice igi WEEDS EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF Jaze. a Palace snd New Eup. Oran eee neat | SHEKMAN & CO.. avy Qaugish, French, vocal and instrumental music, | ROR aatieSa SMALI: GROCERY STORE ‘PoING cy Washing ton at prices that defy competition, ‘Over tion desires ionials ‘good business, * taken . Sold on ‘Orea: Address MISS M. ASHLEY, Ruther Glen, Caroling | this week; $00. Apply 320 1stet.s.6. Jaze | shen ‘at your own price. Calftnd'exainine out a AYING INVESTMENTS. —, G. SMITH, | st. 43x90. OW Witarn RESPECTABLE, WHITE GIRL, ¥ ANDERS # eae anne eae —— lace as cl nbermaid in a small refer- MONEY SAFEL! OFTTABLY INVESTED SALE— ence if required, Please call at 228 7th st. ne. Its TN ELTHER, LARGE OR SMALL SUMS best | A’ inafew deerblesquarePianostomateroomtor| LOST AND | FOUND. AWTEDLE BLE - “GOO! . NO RISKS. ew stocl ‘paynient TH, Wi wirl,.a a stunt as pla cou ‘OF B OpLORED FOR PARTICULARS, eae 7 _J019-6t__——__—*1225 Pennsylvania ave. Loss. .. 23, ON 6:20 _ * M. TRAIN x FROM can furnish good ref or address 1021 15-10t K, P. O. BOX 226. Fas SALE—A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD | SQUARE my i te 22d st. nw, 1t* Corox OF NEWFOUNDLAND. oe = erates ato “ aw, ‘2 intercon SEERDER: Biss amet TO RAILWAY CO bew wr es7s: | wll MOE REWARD_LOST_NEAR LREPENDENT west ce. | ‘The Governmentof Newfoundland invites tonders for handsome stool with it. See lt'at $25 isc 2 {he construction and operation of « line of Railway in once if 2 ewe t rip Piso ah CF, Wty ‘cone Were WHITE GIRL WISHES A SITUA: | the Colony of about 251 in length, Pull particu: | A Fine New U for rent to careful party ; | lars, Hed aise pa ft fo tion as chemabormela, ing to do waiting | lars and other information as to condi of pro- | rent applied, if to purchase. p—— Fy hore Oe Dane Fed Rose, conten, can, be obtained ‘on pplication t> THE PIANO EXCHANGE, s ieee Dewective aoeoy, BO Racket ance She EOREES | 29 Nessa’ st. New Yorke bem ps NEW WAREROOMS, ae ‘ANTED—B MPETENT WHITE GIRLS | Solicitors, 20 Nassau st.. Ne | se —- IN} HERDIO CAB AT Be Situations; one as first-class ashouse | \ CHANCE NEVER OFFERED BEFORE DON'T — EET IN 4 HERI ea PEPOT maid; reference given. Box 120 Star office. serie The Washington Co-operative Loan i | PS ; fy Finder buitaly rewerded pou ‘ALL Bot 7d or 80 per cent, but nore gt ad Bete ena oe oe WANTED AY EXPERIENCED FLEDER WO! ay ied att eon to up’ ems upon a new ‘cor. Oth and rhe 2 _— n Pe cat na Y, Ne references, Address EXPERT, geen oo dove. ae =e “BALE — ONLY E ORLY Two ROCKAWAYS Lena iy Hs RF FY ita ‘Gallor send for “Prospectus,” woot Stas. | oot mei ana wad or heir ara Poise iw eee ch, SOPRANO SINGER WITH | Atlantic Building. Bist —_—_ ae = ON JANUARY 20, & ox mates z Weed ox Poatign: Feference fur. R SALE — AN OLD “ABLISHED DRi Z inte or address Mr. BG. T.; 138 Teutoaue tore in uorthwest: reasons, given WaKte BY A YOUNG MAN WHO rag | ae eS — sani | sac tne id HAS FULL 7B PALE RDG. t0G STORE ON & (retail), com 7 psi jeccir ari eta | Peltier PLT ater aie 1307 ¥ ot nw, Winer — ee EASE A a ESI A tages det eens are FOR SALE—LOTS. WwW Ta peirte @ family, hotel br Festansa iM bapont cire Gastag Coun ave sith > Wass ue Bra, nati = = nd Land Meta, poset Seea-at SALE—A V! avenue, near 14th st. aT . Sites 254 Fema AS Wai ore; speciaitics tpecaliien, piano ae iar ofien Sa: era a eee 15th st. n.w. WANTED—HOUBES. ‘HOUSE OF “= Ww Wire