Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1889, Page 2

TO-MORROW’S STAR. The Attractive Bill of Fare of the 12 Page Edition. ‘Pus Sras to-morrow will be of special inter- est to both readers and advertisers. It will be issued in twelve-page form, containing eighty- four columns of choice reading matter and at- tractive and carefully classified advertise- ments. The extra space afforded by the four-paged addition to the regular pa- per enables Tue Stan to present to its readers an unusual amount of reading mat- ter, both original and selected, of the char- acter which has made the Saturday night's issue so attractive aud so popular. Some of the articles will be suitably il- lustrated, and this will prove an additional attraction. The following is a partial list of the contents of to-morrow's mammoth issue: “VAGS” IN THE WORK-HOUSE:— This chapter (illustrated) gives a trathfal and interesting account of the treatment of prisoners from the time of their arrest until their release. It was prepared by a representative of Tax Stan, who was ar- rested and sent to the farm as a vagrant. LI HUNG CHANG:—(By Heyry Norman.) A graphic description of the manners and ap- pearance of the uncrowned oriental king. SADDLE HORSES: (By Caprary Krxa.) An interesting chapter on the gaits of riding horses, DINING AND DINING ROOMS:— A description of the sumptuous furnishings of the houses of prominent people. GOSSIP IN NEW YOR A talk about political and social matters in Gotham, by the Srar’s special correspond- ent. ETIQUETTE AND MANNERS: — Mrs, Sherwood’s correspondence column, de- voted to advice upon social matters of gen- eral interest. THE FOURTH OF MARCH: A detailed description of how President Har- rison will be inaugurated and the work of the various committees. MR. CALVERT'S FRAILITY:— An interesting selected story of love and romance. SOCIAL MATT : Giving an account of what is going on among fashionable people. REAL ESTATE GOSsIP:— A chapter on an always interesting subject. LOG-CABIN HOSPITALITY: Senatar Evarts’ social campaign arranged for the next administration. CORE. LADIES: A description, with portrait, of the interest- ing addition to the circle of oriental diplo- mats. In addition to the above Tux Star will con- tuin a complete history of the principal events of the day, and numerous articles, humorous, political, and all sorts. to SOCIAL MATTERS. The Diplomatic Dinner—The Assembly German and Personal Notes. Among those who will be at home to callers to-morrow are: Mrs. Cleveland, from 3 to 5; Mrs. George P. Van Wyck, 1601 New Hamp- shire avenu .. Crosby, 1718 Connecticut avenue; Mrs. F. P. B. Sands. 2 Connecticut ae Mrs. . Parker, 1754 M street; Mrs. Poor and Mrs. Wharton, 2013 Hillyer Mrs. H. K. Viele, 1722 Connecticut ; Mrs. M. Smith, 1616 19th street; Mrs. Barbour. Mrs. Stephen Vail, at 1904 19th vee, Mrs. George Fraser, 1502 20th street; ~» and Miss Wil . 2021 O street; Mrs. Symes, 1501 18th street; Mrs, Casey and Miss Elizabeth 2019 Hillyer Place; Mrs. John S. Willia Lafayette square; Mrs. Logan Waller. guest, Miss Mary Lee Page, of Virginia. 2019 0 street: Mrs. George P. Van Wyck, 1601 New hice avenue; Mrs. Jas. F. Barbour, 1741 sland avenue: Mrs. George B. Haycock. ; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jno. H. Russell and Miss Russell, 1703 De Sales street: Mrs. Langhorne. 1210 18th street; the wife of Admiral Qace 08 18th street: Mrs. Board- man Haycock. 1682 19th street. Forty-seven guests were seated in the state dininz-room last evening on the occasion of the President and Mrs. Cleveland's dinner in honor of the diplomatic corps. The florists had pre ared a novelty in the way of table decoration hat was, however, not so effective as the mir- ror lakelet that has grown familiar to diners at the White House. In the center of the table was a high lar mound of roses set in mosses inclosed in a wire fence. On either side of this were irregularly-shaped forms of tulips and primroses set in mosses. and also inclosed in brass wicker-work. At each corner of the ece extensions at the end were high of red ‘tulips fringed with long- stemmed roses that hung over the sides. In the center of the crossboards were oval baskets of red tuhps edged with smilax. There were four tall candeiabra and four low ones, capped with pink. saffron. scarlet and yellow sha aden For h lady guest there was corsage bouquet of a aie roses, and for the men were bouton- niers of Papa Gantier roses and Parma violets. The ma = at each end of the room were banked with carnations, camelias, and bya- 1 tall rubber plants and blooming stood in the corners and window oard at the President's iuister Preston, the dean of the corps, being engaged in somewhat strained relations with our government on account of the Haytien troubles, absented himself from the annual feast of all nations. Baron Fava, of Italy, took precedence, and sat at Mrs. Cleveland's right and the Secretary of State with Madame man at his other side sat upon Mrs. Clev left hand. The President had Madame Rome- ro, wife of the third ranking minister, upon his right, and Mrs. Carter, whose husband ranks seventh in duration of representati was placed fourth in order because of the abseuce or bachelorhood of the ranking ministers, and she sat at the President's left, with the Mexican minis- ter for hé: escort. The French minister, M. Roustan, had Mme. de Hurtado, wife of the Colombian minister at his right si nd the Argentine minister, ; le Sponneck, the Turkish m Sherman, Senator Sherman and the Countess Leopoldine von vrco-Valle Minister Tavera and the Baroness Rosen, the German minister, Count Arco-Valley, and Miss Bayard, the minis- ter from Costa Rica, Senor Ze Countess d’Arschot, the Hawaiian mi Carter, and Madame de Perez Zeledon, the Netherlands minister and Madame de Varas, the Spanish minister and Madame Mutsu, the Chinese minister and Mrs, Herbert, the Japan- ese minister. Mr. Mutsu, and Mrs. Laughton, and the Persian minister und Mrs. MeCr of Kentucky, sat together. The gentlemen without ladies were the Danish — min- ister, Count de Sponueck, the Belgian charge d'affaires, Count d’Arschot; the minis- ter from Peru. Senor Zegarra: ba Claparede, the minister from Switzerla r. Mie el Herbert. charge d'affaires ®f direct Britain; Baron Rosen. charge d’affires of Russia; Mr. Hurtado, the minister from Colombia; Senor Guzman, the minister from Nicaragua the charge of Corea; Mr. Waxen, the charge ¢ faires of Norway and Sweden; Mr. Varas, the Mr. de Costa, the charge il, and Representative Me- Creery, of Kentucky, the chairman of the House committee on foreign relations. The drawing-room suite of state apartments were im sumptuous attire. The great east room, where the guests were received, was a forest of foliage, and a curtain of smilax draped the door leading into the = endae. ‘The mantels were banked with cut carnations, roses and hyacinths. and throughout the suite ts of primroses, hyacinths, and tulips Eicomea loomed from every possible place of support. Noftly-colored light from shaded lamps made rooms with their luxurious sofas btfully restful as retiring rooms nm the men smoked in the red if petticoat | HH fi i | E F F } “i Ha i Fae g i; if t H | tiful and elegant. ‘iss Florence Waller and their | } | J. Kennedy, Mr. D. H. Kincaid, Mr. W-J.Lamp- cream-white black velvet Princesse "trained white silk Mrs. William Matthews Lay will give a tea on Wednesday of next week from 4 to 7. Mrs. Josephine Rowan Reid and Miss Reid will not receive on Saturday owing to the death of Miss Reid's uncle, at Springhurst, N. Y. Miss Anna Wyckoff, of Stroudsburg, Pa., is ae Miss Maude Wolston, 1001 K street west. The entertainment given by the Thursday Assembly and the German club, at the National Rifles armory, last evening, was one of the most brilliant and enjoyable social occasions of the season, and all who were present will long en- tertain most Leengeny denen a nasa. of the cour- teous attentions, elaborate hospitality, and un- alloyed pleasure which the occasion afforded, The several hundred guests were received b Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. Menocal and Mrs. J. Ww. Powell, and the executive committee of the club, Mr. Hubbard T. Smith. Mr. A. N. Mayer, U.8.N.; Mr, St. Julien B. Dapray, Mr. Ross Thompson, Lieut. Lovell K. Reynolds, Asst. Engineer Benj. C. Bryan, U.S. N.; Mr. ‘i. M. Wilson, Mr, ig T. Griswold and Lieut. Geo. Barnett, U. 8. C._ The spacious hall wi profusely and artistically decorated with bunt- ings, flags, bannerettes, states’ coat-of-ari and was filled with a large and distin- guished assemblage, and presented a beautiful scene. The reception and assembly was from 9to lLo’clock. At 1i o'clock the german was formed, with between seventy and eighty couples, and was gracefully led by Lieut. Love! K. Reynolds, who introduced’a number of ex- ceedingly pretty figures. The favors were ele- gant, being ash-cup and stamp-cases, hand- mirrors, pocket toilet-casex, cigar-cases, card- cases, small spinning-wheels and chairs, &c. The souvenir favors were a beautiful fringe piano-lamp, with silk shade, for the ladies, over net. | and a handsome alligator leather traveling- satchel for the gentlemen, and were drawn by Miss Virginia Payne ‘and Mr. Frede- rick J. Muller, The supper was boun- Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Menocal, Marshal and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Commodore, ‘Mrs. and Miss Schiey; Count and Countess De Foior. Judge and Mrs, Baber, Hon. and the Misses Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Curtis, Miss Jenkins, Judge, Mra, and Mise Denver, Miss De Bri De Bruler, Justice and Mrs. Ha Mra. W. A. Freret. sr., Mis Gibson. Major and Sirs. J. W. Powell, and Mra. Howell, Captain and Mrs Captain und Mrs, R. an ‘apt. 3 Mane irs. Hamilton, iss Muldrow, Senator, Mrs, and isses Blackburn, Hon. and Mrs. William C, 3, Dr. 'T. M. Norton, Lieut. H. P. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Royall Percell, Colonel and Mrs. Perry, Colonel and Mrs, Arthur Payne, Miss Virginia Payne, Mra. L. L. Reamey, Mrs. William C.” Brewster and Miss Brewster, ct Philadelphia; Miss Ramsey, — Miss Quackenbush, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ellicott, Hon., Mrs. and the Misses Thompcon, of Cali fornia; Hon, John W. Thompson, Miss Tda Thompson, Miss Sherman, Mrs. Whipple, Hon. Ensign Haskall, Senator, Mrs, and Mrs. J. R. Thomas, Miss Thomas, Major and Mrs, Tucker, Judge and Mrs, Wilson, Miss Anna Wilson, Miss Mary W “fe Commissioner and Mrs. S. E. Wheatley. the Misses Wheatley, Mr. Win. Wheatley, Sen., Mrs, and Miss Whit- thorne, Hon., Mrs. and the Misses Wheeler, of Alabama; Col. J. M. Wilson, the Misses Wilson, Prof. and Mrs. H. E Wilkinson, Miss Wilkin- % Wright, Ensign and Mrs. E. H. Wilkinson, 1 lent. and Mrs. ‘Ammen. Miss mor T. Addison, Lieut. B,C. Bryan, Mrs. W. L. Burchell, Lieut. George Barnétt, Col. and Mrs. Black, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Brown, of Bal- Mr. IL. Blunt, Mr. D. Buckley, Miss Brewster, of New York; Hon, and Mrs. . C. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Baxter, Miss Blunt, of Maryland: Lieut. and Mrs. F. C. . Mrs. J. Howard Baker, Miss Helen E. Ba- Hon., Mrs. and Miss Bankhead, McEachin, Miss Annie Buler, Miss Barber, Miss Belin, Miss Annie Bryan, Mr. E. A. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barbour, Miss Slingluff, Mr. J. E. Blackwell, Lieut. F. Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Burt, Miss Brandreath, Mr. John Brelite, Lieut. W. B. Caperton, Mr, D. Breckinridge. Miss Barbour, Miss —, Mr. H. M. Black, Mtss Black, Mr. Jas. M. Carey, Mr. H.W. Carpenter, Mr. C. Stearns, Mr. R. oe Cameron, Lieut. G. W. Danfeld, Lieut. and I.E Clagett, Miss Neva Dapray, Lieut. Fechicier Mrs. Caffmann, the Misses Compton, Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Cragin, Mrs. and the Misses Campbell, Capt. and Mrs, Casey, Miss Bexsie Casey, Mr. St. Julien B. Dapray W. B. Hodges, Lieut. C. H. Laucheimer, Mr. J. H. Darneille, Mr. Will A. Freret, jr., Mr. T. Durant, Mr. James Durant, Mr. Wm. ii wold. Mr. F. W. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. J Doyle, Mr. Fred. Dixon, Mr, W. H. Dennis, Miss Annie Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis, Miss Donovan, Miss Adele Davidson, Miss Despard, Mr. P. H. Heiskell, Dr. R. 8. Hill, Mr. Wm. Hayward, Mr. 1. | Keith, Mr. ‘and Mra. George B. Edwards, Miss Edelin, Miss Elliott. Mr. J. L. Heiskell, Mr. F. W. Hill, Chas. H. Hendiey, Lieut. Augustus N. . G. D. Morgan, Lieut. and Mrs. L. C. Fletcher, Miss Kate Foote, Miss French, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Conger. Miss Galt, Miss God- ding. Capt. and Mrs. Greer, Miss Greer, Mr. Devereux Green. Major and Mrs. G. C. Good- loe, Miss Lottie Gibson, Miss McGregor, Mr. J. J. MeCallam, Mr. Chas Mills, Dr. M. Muncas- r, Mr. Josiah McRoberts, bout. F. J. Moses, Mr. Van H. Manning. Mr. C.C. Manning, En- sign and Mrs, Howard, Miss Viegas Mrs, and Miss Holeomb, Dr. L. Harban, Miss Hayden, Miss Catherine Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Oberteuffer Hermann, Mr. H. Hodges, Mrs. C. M. Hendley, Mr. Malcolm B. Henry,Miss Hill, Mr. F. J. Mul- ler, Mr. Wm. O'Neill, ‘Lieut. Loveli kK.’ Rey- nolds, Mr. E. T. Perkin Mr. W. J. Peters, Lieut. Wm. R. Rush, J. Pierce, jr., Mr. Frank J. Reynolds, Lieut. Edgar Russell, Dr. L. T. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B, Reade, Lieut. 8. C. Robertson, Mr. Hubbard T. Smith, Mr. H. Warren Smith, Dr. J. C. Simpson, Mr. ton, Miss Maric LaCoste, Gen. and Mrs. Lee, Gen, and Mrs, Sparks, Miss Leary, Mr. Littelle, Mr. P. B. Loomis, Mr. H. C. Stewart, jr., M. Alex. H. Semmes, Mrs, E. Semmes. Mrs. A. Semmes, Miss Semmes, Mr. Ross Thompson, Lieut. Benjamin Tappan, Mrs. J. MeMaullin, Miss McNulty, of New York; Miss Morrow, Miss Ada Morgan, Mr. J. A. MeLeron, Mr. McElhone, Miss Hattie Martin, Mr. Frank Martin, Mrs. D. P. McCartney, Miss Murphy, Mr. J. J. McCal- lum, Mrs. and Miss McCallum, Mr. G. Martin, Mrs. and Miss Norton, Mr. H. Morrelle, Lieut. E. H. Tillman, Mr. Charles 8. Wilson, Mr. Herbert N. Wilson, Lieut. H. P. Norton, Miss Perrin, Mra. H. O. Paulding, of Virginia; Miss Botts, Mrs. Louis Pace, Miss Annie Peachy, Mr. Herbert M. Wilson, Mr. E. A. Wilson, Mr. B. Wills, Lieut. W. B. Whittlesey, Miss dith Reamer, Mr. G. N. Roberts, Miss Rone, Miss Soule, Mr. J. F. Smith, Mr. H. H. Wyeth, Mr. H. W. Welsh, jr., Lieut. M. L. Wood, Mrs. and the Misses Sewall, Miss Scidmore, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ford, Miss Hunter, Lieut. and Mrs. W. H. yton. Mr. and Mrs. C. Warden, Miss Collins, Miss Wallace, Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Wilmer, Miss Wesner, and Miss Williamson, The homes of Senators were very generally thrown open to callers yesterday afternoon. In a few instances the sidewalks in front of the houses were in such a wet condition as to pre- vent callers from crossing through the slus! enter. Mrs. John Sherman, in a toilet of black vel- vet, was assisted by Miss Mary Sherman, in white silk, and their gue: . Miss Belin, of Ponn- vania, in terra cotta faille, in receiving many callers, Mrs. Palmer's toilet was black lace over black silk, and she bad with her Mrs, J. C. Black, in plum-colored velvet, and Miss Grace Black, in black tulle. The tea-table in the second drawing-room was attended by two maids. Mra. Quay, in black and white silk, and her daughter, Miss Quay, in white India silk, re- ceived a large company during the afternoon. Mrs, Evarts, in black silk, and Miss Evarts, in pale mauve and white striped China silk, also received a large number of salless. ‘go Mowe ae. hog Bae the guests of Mrs. nero! wis, etty toilets al the tea-table. =— presided si Mra. Dolph had her salon patria all the afternoon with friends offeris it poy he meson edie ae NIRA Deedee Mathes seas ae aah day to introduce her granddaughter, Miss Mrs. John Lindsey Morchead, of North Car- cling is in the city, a guestof Mrs. Geo. Brown, | bsturday, 1710 avenue. Mrs. ge Mrs, Whitney, Miss Margaret ‘Chas. Mrs. Nordhoff, if and Mrs. Francis H. on feed "7 senatorial y. Mrs. Wm. eae Browne, of 1645 K street, has out cards for a 5 o'clock tea on Wednesday, | *! friends in Georgetown, “Later ‘re: Browse | Wi wn. det yo to be given on Wednesday, February 6, from 4 to 7. The Misses Herbert have out cards for a tea Sra fe Toe Batarday, Fe at 1720 H street, to meet Miss Snail wicnecns Pica Symes will hold ro first reception of the season to-morrow, lyr =a assisted by Mrs. Outhwaite and Mrs. All Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Bryan have out in- vitations for an at-home on Monday evening, February 4th, from 9 to 12 o'clock. Mr. B. H. Warner will entertain a number of Congressmen and Washington business men this evening. Miss Mamie McNulty, of New York, is visit- ing Miss Soulé, of 1432 M street northwest. The Japanese minister and Madame Mutsu give a tea from 4 to 7, and Mrs. Van Reypen gives a tea from 4 to 6 to-morrow eyening. Mrs, Hampden Zane and Miss Cockburn, of 1215 19th street, will not hold their usual Sat- urday reception this week, but will be at home Saturday, February 3. ~ eee A BIG COCKING MAIN. Prince George’s Beats Washington County by a Score of Six to One. Correspondence of Tur EVENING STAR. Svrrianp, Mp., Jan, 25.—The recent cock fight between Prince George's county and Washington county, Md., was the largest fought in this locality for several years. It was for $40 a battle and $500 on the main. It took place in Garvey’s pit, in Canton, Baltimore, on the night of January 23, Each party showed thir- teen and seven matches were made. Betting was 100 to 80 in favor of Washington county. First battle—Prince George’s, a pretty black, brass back, weight 5 pounds 3 ounces; Wash- ington county, a black red. weight 6 pounds, It was nip and tuck fora minute, but greater weight told, and after seven minutes the black was taken out dead, Second battle—A brown red for Prince George's county; a black red for Washington county, both weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces. This was a hard fight, Washington county having the best of it for a while, but the Prince Georgian rallied and killed his bird after twenty minutes’ hard fighting. Third battle— Two pretty black reds. weight 5 pounds 5 ounce: This was an easy victory for Prince George's, lasting only three minutes. The fourth battle was a repetition of the third, two black reds, weight 5 pounds and 2 ounces each, and lasting only five minutes of terrible fighting. when Prince George's won, killing his opponent. Fifth battle—A pretty gray, weight 5 pounds, for Washington county, and a black red for Prince George's county, weight 4 pounds 15 ounces; this was the deciding fight of the main. Both fought fast and hard, but soon the Prince Georginn had it his own way and won after ten minutes, giving Prince George's county the main. The sixth battle was between the two favorites of each county. Prince George’s county showed a beautiful black- hackle gray, noted for having won seven con- secutive battles. this being his eighth. He has quite a reputation, and is known by the name of Old Katie, weight 4 pounds, 14 ounces. Washington county brought also a gray, and a reat favorite, weight 4 pounds 15 ounces. Betting was lively at #10 to $8, in favor of Katie. They both went together like pistol shots, and it was hard to decide for some miu- utes which had the best of it. But the supérior fighting qualities of the veteran soon began to show ie nd, amid the yells of the excited crowd, he killed his eighth antagonist. Large sums changed hands, and as much as #50 was offered for this fowl. Seventh and last battle of the main—A brown red for Washington county, weight 4 pounds 4 ounces; a gray for Prince George's county, weight 4 pounds 4 ounces, This was a hard fight, but the superior condi tion of the Prince Georgian soon told, and he easily won after eight minutes. closing the main with a score of 6 to 1 in favor of Prince George’s, Four hack fights were fought, Prince George's winning three, Washington county one, eee ean sae The Fire Underwriters’ Banquet. The annual banquet of the Association of Fire underwriters of the District was held last even- ing atWormley’s. There were seventy members of the association and invited guests present. The president of the association, Noble D. Larner, presided in his usual happy style. and Mr. Simon Wolf was toast master. Under the entle promptings and persuasive flattery of Hes toast easter Tesponses were made by Alex- ander Porter Morse, on local compani Kremer, of Philadelphia. on behalf of the middle department; b. H. Warner, on banks and financial institution: . M. Parker, on real estate, and Simon Wolf in behalf of the agency companies. Remarks were also made by R. Tyler, H. R. Bird, Lem Towers, jr. Sam. Cross’ and Edward Droop. The Philadelphia association was represented by Henry Darrach, secretary, and F. W. Whit- ing, assistant secretary. Among those present were John Joy Edson, Fred. W. Pratt, Jas, H. Marr, Chas. 8. Bradley, Thos, Hyde. O. C. Green, Francis Miller, Philp May, H. H. Bergmann, H. O. Towles, — M. Green, Henry Semken, Robert Fry. Thomas Knowles, Jno. J. Bogue, .W. Bushnell, E, C. Cutter, Chas. Gurley, W. Riley Deeble, J. McL. Dodson, J. F. Batch- elder, R. A. Phillips, B. H. Robertson. B. Lewis Blackford, F. 8. Smith, R. E. Bradley, R. G. Rutherford, W. P. Young, Mayhew Plater, H. K. Willard and k T. Rawlings, THE COURTS. Equrry Covnt—Judge Cox. To-day, Rogers agt. Garland; time to take testimony limited to sixty days and order for subpena duces tecum; Hutchinson agt. Hughes; sale finally ratified and reference to i Mace agt. Mace; time to take testi- mony limited. Bailey agt. Bailey; D. S. Mack- all appointed guardian ad litem. Willet agt. Lee; testimony ordered taken by A. Harper, examiner. Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. agt. Lewis; final decree for payment of fand to Lewis; Moffitt agt. Moffitt; sale finally rati fied. Bostwick agt. Lovett; reference to audi- tor. French agt. Plant; John Ridout appointed trustee to convey. ears Tee It was Only a Mouse, BUT IT STOPPED THE MAILS AND SCARED THE FEMALES, From the Philadelphia Record. “Oh, mice! mice!” screamed a sweet female voice in the newspaper department of the post- office yesterday, With her eyes bulging full, clear, and affrighted nearly out of a beautfully chiseled head, and her sweetly-scented awitch reversed to a perpendicular track. « rosy- cheeked female clerk stood on the loftiest chair in the room, with her flowing frock girt close to her person and her No, 3s tightly pressed to exclude all ob: reperous intruders. “Look there,” said the handsome muse of the newspaper box to her sister female graces, pointing to a basket containing paper matter. “Ough! oh!” shrieked the graces while they clambered each to her wooden pedestal to like the sister muse of the oo box. entire male portion of the department turned to see fifty bulging orbs, fifty rosy cheeks and lips compressed in puckerous si while a haif hundred tiny hands beat with great ani- mation the o of their frocks. The half hundred little mice who had started out from the various baskets in which their brothers and sisters and — were quietly gnawing and nosing among the ‘kages to play hide-and- seek y Fave > bores Re ‘& retreat. The young ‘ods of the mail-box eame to the rescue of the fnndsome mn and her Naame ge | sister graces and the heartless miscreant intruders were scattered to the four Sorners of the carth. A sigh of relief went aus WANTED—HELP. Were othr ts ai Wit eee | W: Soe os AeATeononoTE Us oe rae bie Wane ORES oP sop fe ‘Wait p= S B a oe WASTED <A RELIABLE roma! Wet xs etay at might: tn, be eo Ral6 2d ot nw ‘ANTED—ENEROPATG LADY pd ae oom it; must be was 34 Ginkire, loose icine maar ara ater 2 Te WANTED-A RELIABLE LADY FOR A SPECIAL wot Segertusgt: must be American,pot under twenty, if necessary. to make short. trl hand expenses Call after 10.) MJ. 8! siti 30 Wanna. ‘GENTLEMAN AX —HHOMINENTEY connected with church po, pennanen —— tion, guod pay, ROOM S, LoLO Fest. nw. Witte YOUNG MAN wiTk” ENOWLEDGE of bookkee} ang must be act and not afraid of wor! Address 1 MBER, Star otfjee. itt at figw ANTED FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT WAIT- ; reference required. Apply FICK'S, 220 6th Vv y ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CHAMBERMAID; settled woman preferred. 1208 Dst.n. w. 1t* WARTED-A LADY, WITH, EXPERIENCE, 1X oftice correspondents and bookke have exceutive ability. “Address, with releren ing compensation desired, Box 3, Star office WAxtep <A WHITE GIRL OR SETTLED Woman for general housework in family of tive? good home. Address Y. X., Star office. it" WANTED GIN A BOOKSTORE, “A YOU good habits and address. en ay ae ing age and references. Post Office WANTED —A FIRST-CLASS COOK WHOIS WILL- to, asciat in laundry ; must come well recom mended. Inquire at 1310 Lath wee baw Jett WASTED. A GENTLEMAN FOR SPFCTAL WORK in the city. Good references required. No book Baysasins. Addeess Investment-Deposlt, ‘Atlantic Building. 24 V ANTED—5 WHITE TH OF ter, COOKS AND. GENERAL. Houseworkers; also Cook », Laundresses and others. (Baggage-room ‘trunks stored ut reasonable rates.) F. M. BU: 1¢ ne Ww ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN TO LOOK AFTER the interests of au old established Life Insurance Company in Washington. One with tact and energy nd that this field will yield a better pecuniary Rerun than anything else he can engage in without cay liberal arrangement will be made with the right : AGgress x ‘PE ‘ENDENT, -4t* ox maz Tk Waitresses, SS cooks, N 7 amndry Woman, Butlers, Drivers, and Women fox Philadelphia; Man and Wire MAID, uarters for Cooks and Waiter F st. nw, for ait W ANTED—AN INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE MAD for special work; inducements to an ene and well-rec Tparty Al. Apply to E Eas ODS P st. aww. cartsengs ER N Mo pasiness at home; in an e or] daytime or evening and make 50c. to $2 per hour, gure thing: saruple and couplete insttuctiong sent for 1c, Addiess WORLD SUFPLY CO., Rutland, Vt, WANTED — ERY ONF, MALE AND FEMALE, any oat ofemployment satan ae speedily throneh nis office Waar ducted by ladie and eolo: sof for all kind 7 Mat. DB. w. se FOR PROF. I Tailor Syst y inch rule and tape jerialy cut and busted iz with an ‘atterns and n or made Mane. WANTED—S ITUATION 8. Want LEMAN EXPERIEN be! ‘business desives ult, utlers reierences, = attached. et DICKS AG. SNCY, 613 7th v, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Shan bertuaid, Waitrens, dress, and Men Waites SAM'L A. COOMBS, 9 W XEED-A SITUATION, AS CLERK BY A YOURE man of business experience; good refer- es. Address W. I. M., Star office. v yy ANTED. i RREORCTABLEGOLOREDGIE asituation as nurse Or to do light housework, Call or uaddress 1220 M st. nw. 3 att WANTED. BY A COLORED MAN A PLACE AS second man or driver. Call at 1114 Union Court, bet. 15th and 16th and Land M sts. n.w. aes WANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN A situation aa waiter of driver or any outside work: good city references. “Address or ¢ 2 ‘ANTED—BY A PROMIN| LORED GIR] nly first-class need to apply. Address MISS F., Star office, WASLEDSSITUATION BY ARES! ce white «irl as chambermaid and seamstress in Bares family; good reference given, Address SEs tar office. — Vv vA ED—BY YOUNG MA. SITUATIC ae i three yeurs in present position; best references s. Adiiress STAR, 400 King st Alexandria, ANTED—BY A LADY ACCU URED ¥ a situation as seamstress | | e|f . = } tions, Gall or set ma i orarud for “Prospectus” to iret Atlantic ANTED- HORSES KEEP; BOX STALIS; W errenal atten Sraer at, Price's, Stable. 311 7th st. from city. 0.1. P. CLARK: Md. : 21 nen ja24-1m* poy, GENTLEMEN'S GOOD SECOND- ing, for tou which cash he cane, ee Ryatchen. Be at 130 1301 ~ Sen So ae, aa revolve and ilver, for pigheat Cah ares ices’ will ‘be paid, “Cal LASKEDS Onice, 21 Fenn. ave. conver 24st b.w. my 20 Wager KNOWN THAT FRES! .LDER- hey Butter je churned: every. ‘moraine aid de- vered in tel. “Ward ‘also Cot tare Gheesd ana Butternli ‘Swot Mls be. perauact FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, ee SALE Sea eS GALLERY OUTFIT complete; everything best quality; very cheap for be aiven desired.” Addrces Bice cash: st, SET OF CYCLOPE: DIAS Pat SALE—CHE, 5 vol.. latest edition ; Official Gazettes; also, Reports (Mech,) from 1849-71, Books h st. n.w. ABE, SALE DROWN |, MARE,” FALLING-TOP Busey, Harness. &c.: $350. tin three i i trot minutes; cam dnive hes ‘Apply at ROOM 5, 1010 st. JOR SALE ER SALOON ON cefateot part of Pe doing good business. Stodk, fixtures and eave clea: if taken at once. Other business reason of sale. A. M.'S., Star office, Ja2: OR SALE—PAIR DAPPLE-GRAY MAR) matched. good drivers, about 154¢ hands, sound in évery respect, perfectly, kind, between six and seven years, t the Seon at TATUM & CO 8 Stable, PS D ICE HORSE, 6 YEARS OLD; GEN- river as rider; cheap, if sold at ‘n.w.; also dayton and harness, NEV rea = cash -D; can be bought at bie cals: ‘call or address 1625 nth st. new. FOR SALE AL PRIVATE SALE—A “Six D: h-bred Kentucky Bay Saddle and Diwus Mere, 6 years old, 16 hands shi ‘warranted sound, kind and without fault; has al tucky saddle gaits; a first- Class runmer apd jumpers thoreushiy broken for du- ble or single driving, and safe for » iady to bah Cob-built Hors Sears old, sound and gentis: nd question 18 a #dod business or family horee, ‘op Buggy, and elegant Pailing-top ‘arom, vet Double Harucas, set pens, wet, Burey Harness, Blan Snare the dren of @ private i from the city, Great iran wil to quick cash purchasers, to Groom. er's stable, reer 15 au) i Apply nw. r “aE YEARS ing-top Family ~ Can be seen ee Be Y, suitable for a ee fai PRIC: t* ‘OR SALE—SFE OUR STOCK OF STIEFF PIA’ im fancy Mahogany and Burl Cases, before bu FFER & Ci ONL IF! nw. 3 FE ja7-1m* -|F TOR SALE — FOR #600 © effects of twelve-room ~~ ia house now! Tent sessousble Boo 10 )R SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF INTENDED RE tmoval from the city, I desire to sell at once all 4 clothing, &c., now located in’ room: wiped sown yd situated. jouse can be leased for a term of ye ry room whieh T could spare is occupied by good tenants, A persos, desirous of renting out rooms, or a caterer can st this outfit, step into my place and inake mouey from the start. Call or address on by is nw. LEADINGHAM 00° 8 ja21-6t* ‘OR SALE. NT. Our Oncun stock surpasios anything we tte pt We have now on hand tl aasortuient of Palace nd Washington at prices styles 10 8400. Sold om shiehtly used, at your own price. “C al -6t -| Re SALE—DARGAINS= _ In a few desirable § ag Pianos to make room for Livery Stables, 13 vel s pasiente Organs, i a A erainine our SM new stock. 80 ery payny RK SALE—A BEAUTIF! SQUARE Piso, iu elegantcondition and Aine tomer wabented t suitable for a small parlor; ‘ost ow only $175, in small monthly pay. some cover aud stool with it. See it at noe if Ne fag oe, et t on ine New t Pianio for rent to careful party; rent applioa, if Sestred, to purchase THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ‘0 Ww: ursing, a Situation either ay day or night nurse terme 4 seanotiable, ‘Address Miss M., Star office. jal V JANTED — SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS Luokkeepers, Cooks, Drivers, Maids, Waiters, Nurses, Porters, Waitresses, Hostlers, Pastry Cooks, House ‘boys and others. F/M. BURNHAM, #1 st. nw. want ‘sear Bitar &e. V experience and German ; dress Miss L.A. BAL Jal9-6t" ED-BY A YOUNG LADY—A PLACE AS stress in private family; can do dresamuk- good hone desired: best references for character, Address G. H. F. Fastar office. jal- ¥ A YOUNG LADY, Poarnyox as AS 28 OF 1 Private school; np Private schoo shecinties, pao st city an ‘Ad- 4. Boat on references, WH, LOZH 15th st. Dew. a WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED. —BY A SINGLE GENTLEMEN—IM- niediately and permanently, south room in clean, modern house, aw. furnace etl aud open Areplace, With or without board, private family. Address Box 16, Star office, Ja25-3t* WASTED INO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board, or near good. nig house, for ‘two la- dios, from March Ist to 15th; heat and jas: near car Ines; references, Address VISITOR, Star office, 1t* WASTED-ROOM AND, BOARD BY A SINGLE nileman : 825 to $30 per mouth; permanent Hf suitable; privat family preferred. ‘Address FRANK- LIN, Star 0! | WANTED—ny ‘GENTLEMAN AND WIRE Roos with or without board, March 1 to 8. 13th st.., wae . Philedelphia, Pa, ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM IN ored first-c nding: it NFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT gj Any partof the city ; also furnished can rent soon. See ING AG Risekeoptn Rooms, well heated ja2-Ini* ROOM Ri “WANTED-—-HOUSES. Ww ANTED-TO RENT—A HOUSE OF EIGHT oR ten rooms, with bath, southern expos northwest or Georg ‘town will be taken, Add ‘re "ANTED—BY A CASH PURCHASE 8 OR 10- horthwest Addrass PU Baten roo house; inodern iiuprovements. xoeed 87,000. not to e3 DD | HOUSE ( OF NC ‘NOT "LESS THAN front; Srooms, and 20 fe in wood neighbor- hood: for liome, for $7,000 oF 0.300. "Addons P- Box 618, Jazs-3t* Waxten. ton A CUSTO! ‘0 HOUSES, lw. well rented: Lots not lose than LO teety price not to exceed 39,000. Also, a Lot. in nw. gee hborhood, about 30x100 to alley. A Lot witl = oi house on Ht ig price “stil ae Tae Ns, au _ ee Te. Safa oy PROVED i, ROPER’ ee uuers, in ri ae cS ois and pipe ae by N ei ay. large, is st, WANTED every MAN WOMAN AND cHILD of Columbia to call at apd salentooma to fay ‘td criticise the Free-h NEW WAREROOMS, 913 Pa. a COUPE-ROCKA WAYS: JOR SALE awe c FROCRAWAX one panne! or seebagpey left; one ct ‘OR SALE—AT NEW YORK CARRIAGE AND Harness Repository, largest stock of all styled Car- Tiages, Buxyies, riotoas a Harness, Lap Ko Horse Covers and equipm Best terms for ‘aah ot on Laenrely payments. We 3 GEYER, Prop., 466. av ons wom hy poe! 201 my poy a F; Peo je ake, continndus ‘an ROI five years. only @100, cash, worth ht $200, One oars Ps ano, suitable for besinien with See Piaee jnare Piano, suitable for a beginner, with nice stool, 8: g Pignes and Organs for rent UGO WORC! FO-: 232 7th st. n.w., Sole Agents for the Unrivaled Sohmer Pianos tuned, packed, shipped o na rey aad {One wenuine italian Violincello, abou tuade by Andres Guarnerius, 200 dears old peice OR SAT. ‘CLOPEDIAS—@ “208 HOQL Children a higher education. James Parton, t {flebrated historian: und biosrapher, says Sthatinevery house where there is plac of Al Avpleton’s Cyclo; we ia it is like sending the o-% Lae ly to colle his work, all the volumes. can be obtaiued nt once on Suuall juotithly payments ‘by ‘addressing Post cee "RNISH oe Ee ne “ cone for meat BOARD PAR Fez saya i OR yernan and i ~~ 1] oat tow. 0H ST. N. W., HANDSOMELY ‘second ‘and furnished ros ‘and ‘third floors: also Fooms on upper floor at moderate rates; table board. Feferences exchanged. jave-or™ FE oR RENT — NICELY ECERISHED FROD rooms; everything new. 404 2d.st.n.w. ja‘4-! OR RENT—WITH OAD 4, BRIGHT, SUN) : Permanente JOR RENT—LARGE sini front room, with alcove: $15 8 mont mal vom; also, stable, for $5 per month. mek J OR RENT— PLEASANT ROOMS, ished, clean aud neat; just fitted up ren 4 9th st. uw. ; corner L. ja JOR FR 7 TWO UNFURNISHED | FRONT Rooms: new bay-window brick: also furnished Kooms in frame, and Office Room, near four Lines cars; g block from Patent Ofice. 905 Sth st. u.w. OR RENT—TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED Bedrooms, third story, orth and south fronts, F ood tenants, rst-class Board i mo children; near #3, ad and Goth st t Fe RENT-—TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Rooms, on second one on thy floor; sont Tn eXpoxure, three dours weet of 4th st. OR RENT. Y bed-rooms Grit Box 1 ‘and one Also table board. 405 G st.n.w., 223-30" THREE, HANDSOMELY-Ft -FURNISHED so parlor if desired: half block from ress w* tar office, 1315 MASBACI HUSEDTS 4 ay ‘oue larg. ean Bocas gentlemen, with bourd if desl 1; in new, bose, refercnees exchanged ey ¢ = WOR RENT—1405 H st. NW, as Fopma: single or en salle; 5 Priva wate bath; open fires; table Loard: reterences excl Bld! 730 9TH 7 * ai miber; most desirable and central looa- tion. convenient to all street car lines. Inquire over = 8 DRUG 8 ‘ORE, eor.vth & i st.n.w. jall-Im 933 G ST. NW. HANDSOMELY nee Parlors with open suitable for cnr RE $e Tursiched Borman and fire place and furuace beat ; Congressmen, OR RENT-TWO NICELY FU! beat, an 8-210 SHED FRONT bath and atttendance ; north resulta table for one or two gentle- d25-tofe 24 FOR -RENT—STORES. _ Fits RENT—1602 14TH Berea LARGE NEWSTORE wit Sd brie stable in rear: 3 F st. 1 ICELY FURNISHED OFFICE, ON hand F sta. nw. Inquire Rooins 9 rsd RENT—OFFICES- Pris or en suite. at Treasury. will be rented cheap Jal9-Tw JOHN SHER: OFFICE ROOMS. Bow.s near the to dentable be tenant, AN & CO., 1407 F st. F OR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS: JOK RENT—WOOD AND COAL YARD, AND OUT- Bt for sole, in the best part of the city. Address woo sip COAL YARD, Star office, 3s MONEY TO LOAN. WASHINGTON ©O-OPERAT! IVE LOAN ‘OMPAN\" lends not part but ALL thi needed to buy oF bulld hoenen et low rates.” N Payments equal to reut only. Gives deed eer hE property. Cancels debtin event of death. ever devised. No risk whatever to Send for “Prospectus,” to olices 14 aud Building. y ONE! AME smnus on approved rani ets trict ‘Or Coluniula, at lowest Tate Smounts at o percent. R. HT. LEIPOL! at. u. w., second fluor front. MOSEX 70 Loan IN SUMS TO estate or local securi! Jal5-1m wo™™ “TO POAR, a Lowesi rates of interest ADDISON'S Ta Talicomne, 1304 F st. u. w. TOLOAN ONE ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST of interest; also proved security. G. HENSEY © Coat THOs. yet 92,508 3,000" Zo jun on Heal Estate, Large _dal2. A ofS Thies ee _3810-1m. EAL ESTATE Ce BD EY TO LOAN ON WASHINGTON Mer ctate at Pana 6 per cent. HN “cir it 5 per cent. ja5- ae ‘000 in suine ti ine tp a 6 per cent. sa | a te security. M aie of | Sy monthly notes secured on TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, & JOHNSTON, 1503 Pa. sve. nw. T FIVE PER CENT ON AP- "batats TYLEe & RUTH RPORD, aes iw. TO LOAN ON APPROVED 1 Saar Es FURNISHED PAR- | rv pe ta Niveln tacioad om MOS F WAGGAMAN aay BOOM | BRIG = ing closet: price Tat. CAYWO $3 wth wt, JOR SALF—A RARE BARGAIN & PRO! Ps in rented to a good tenant for 850 peer mouth, teat | ant will remain int alance can res, Fes sau Sibeit kite | ™3ase Tent for $1 0°38 per ta Sci * ry . ah HERMON & RAMEY, 1307 F at Fors BRICK HOUSE, 11 ROOMS AND path a onrosite Fraukiim Fark. 0. Lot 77xi2. on wen 1 Lot on N st be treet th and 10th aw., uare foo Terms to suit ey agg ee HENRY C. STEWART, F _ dant Foss NEW BRICK HOUSE, 1 F oR SALE- buy a} for it samme as rent perative Loan Company adivai RE, BUT ALL the te “ OR EXCHAN bricks on Grant Plac boarding-honse; central Two witable for hotel or TWELVE- MITAKER & Mair sas :—A SPLENDID INVESTMENT ck houses, fromtin var F., now reut boo. adit FoR sale 3308 AND 3310 SHERM oh"? #F00m frame houses, “i sont ro BA 13s 334 feet on New Jersey ave. for $40 ver snonth, for othe DAVID D. STONE. SOG F at, ‘Sth and F i.w vis orPERFD & houses if GOR SALE News. ROOM B., 6T) 5 F $2.400. "New 6r. brs, 42 bac es easy terms. Sr. b rm ‘Gti av wise & 5 ee 2 per cent. = Pst. now. | Pima SALE house, in th TCHINS CO. ANT HOUSE } STONE, 806 F st. KR SALE—TWO BIE-ROOM BRICKS; lor both, One Residence, #11 xchange for property without, tneurit 00 to $6,000, Address IMMEDLA JOR SALE — HOUSE, EVEN Roo! BNE « line of cars and. herdice ; bot and cold water on every fluor; i) ems $1,500 on long time. M.A. P 14TH ST floor can be used tor 200; a good Invest= nd 16th. 9 rooms, ory and cellar, n imiproverments; worth #7 "odo wlii'be sola sk beautiful cor. residence on M st. n.w.,south and wt + szposure: large parking; 16 rooms, price only HERRON & RAMEY, 1319 F street Le sANT BRICK | HOUSE wut 3x1 00 to alley; Than france ca ie pape red thir sues min ip, the city: @H,000. WHIT A « four ryote deep ont; the. best b KER & WHITA "k, 12th st.ne..n'rcare,10 &r. oh ttn sng Ene ™ 3 and 1 i Gr. bric! Tos bet ot bah ad itu $e brick. Sth ne, ‘bet. E and F. all mi w Gr et a x ey and Mi.eon Sth oth and F n.e., all ure Sr. bricks, Wylie wt e410 per c,1uvont per ¢. investin"t, .s, Hatton ti ourt n. 1-4 StsTEDT ® BEAD! UEX, Fat OOM ot K BAY WIN- w houses near Govt. Printing office, K st, mark rdics, € bis alt line of stre im rear, ay “HANDY, Vel Pst ‘a hsrawood. perty ; perimit to inapect given on cation at hy office, CHARLES Ww. HANDY. ¥. 70R SALE-Ox RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR brick house of twelve rooms: 30-foot ley :every modern imouto I $ en WHA mon ara ‘arly to ix OR SALE— AN OPPORT! UNITY. To.close out tues of ® syndicate, JL will sell at mt syndicat ill eell a en, all of different sin atural, ‘wood, with op Places, antique oak 1 most improving part Two-thirds of street improvements go to this this a ahill be sald at nce aeons ae promt, Also im wains, insuring 1 RALE 8) ‘90 feet deop, in blocks oF nds some tine lots, only to singly, at spec “AT A SACRIFICE— Pov and teocment ‘Besa ke, on 12th st, Box 300. ferent editions ; all prices. Ja5-to! FOR, SALESSINGING, BIRDS. BIRD, “i as ‘Cages, Gold-Fish, Aquariutns Lancest atsortuent 1b the city, Bird ama 12th rs —. of, LE—IMPOR’ HARTZ MOUN’ = a neh fine seers only, €2.00, at the Bind fore, 11. 8. HARTBRECHT. JAS ENG! nsive attendance. aL pend, for circular FR FT ‘HE “OTTO” | quires no boiler; avoids all ex no lows of time; no. and price list, FOR SALE-1% ACRES OF FINE GARDEN LAN it the foot of Naylor road, having a waterfront of #00 feet on the Eastern Branch, within 1.000 feet of the eastern terminus of the ne' ‘Ave. bridge: will be soldat « low figure. ENOCH MARIS x 61 ¢ REN $10 PER MONTH SIX: 00M louse in grove five minutes’ walk ¢ tion, Met. 4 land is wanted, 5 to 1 iicres Will be rented at reason- able rent. Inquire on preii: SE nes, two 3-room houses at $5 per month exch, dR BALE—71 ACRES IN PRINCE aaa Sig muilen from the city, no improvement $0. on Conduit no snprvementa, 3 miles from Geonretown. | Piice, $3300 per hanvlsomely iuproved, at Vienna, Fairfax ani daomnely, res near Centreville, Fairfax county, Va, im- proved. Price, #30 per acre. DS acres, elegantly mproved, in the town of Warren- ton, Feuduier Co. Va. 0, A’fine miil, with Hannoved maciinery, and other Orang 2 Na Price, 81 17.000. Co. Va, and known as Tol pcres in [paisa Oo, Va, nese Hillsboro, im- rile elegant brick mansion of 15 rooms, 000. 800 uctes near ar Newbarn. North Carolina, elegant- mproved. acre. for aeculato: vie the B. o. RB. City, nite sad OI Pa’ vt faa pond cratgren 7800 5 wpa, eng Anctioneer O17 Beeeet (ON SEEEMAR 8 00. 1407 Fst. ADVANCED TO BU mrs, OF 70 TO Dobe time and. no Moxey, EY TO wise IN. “AMOUNTS TO SUIT AT oT os To sur. ety tk FpR Ss i further pay” nt of death loan isc propel ery turned over free of incu ited Security Life and Tru Co. r devised to ie par- homes for the ondinary cost of t. end full explanation. . rn shirtn £2 ONEY, a aT TEE bet: Bs, EST RATES OF JP INTEREST COMMISSION REAL ESTATE Fe bet Drereac HA, Corner 10th and F sevé-tim anz2 M° EY TO LO; In mame o ond, at lowest rates bean eee F eae. to TO LOAN ond REAL ESTATE AT LOW- ap24 Suce sor to DANESHOWER &5ON,1115 Pst ee BUSINESS CHANCES Jpor SALE—STOCK AND ga OF AN F established ¢ eed Store. rent; doing a nie business. 456 st. JOR SALE—8400 WILL . a. bess on 19th, 8. w. fouth afb Gnade — 4 harness. DiBTONE, 600 Fat APPA mele Sd kat As re ete ee a Ee ‘best ‘ever devieod. “Bont pay RENT aay ms “Prospectus,” to offices Borst oe ERS ave. is una, bre! — Tear. price Wag Ne CONS hha ak | PAE jOHN B. Je 9-6t JOR SALE—A HANDSOME NEW BAY-WINDO! house ; ten Tome aya bath, Sith Delle, speaking tubes and all: m veniences: rable and in an eubanciu in value neighbor. hood. A good portunity to purchase a brig! a reasouable abd re be ; CE, 1028 . B.w., with stableatteched. For terme and peruiies mb to inspect, apply to GURLEA BKUS., )F street uw. 000 HOUSES FOR ‘ood investment, at O and Toots; modern improvement dig Gir atzect ae, Jas Fe SALE—1761 MASS) AVE. NEW. 38 FEE front: main sgn and a ae SHERMAN _FOR SALE—LOTs. KR SALE A gt yy) BU; —— ars NW. 140 Sent front, 100 fost denn, Ses 5 wood Me price @1.35 je LON * pedi: re > SALE—A VERY Senate LOT ON EAST Cotty at. et _ $25-H EG ETO PURCHASERS ao pS 7 ma on ive Lown “oe